m2h blogs by Marcia Hansen

I’ve been collecting several posts in my bloglines account via the “keep new” box. I took a little time today to read, save, and clear out lots of stuff. The blogosphere is so helpful. I thought I’d share what I’ve been “keeping new.”
via The Occupational Adventure comes a link to [...]

via Photoblogs.org
Newseum: The interactive museum of news.
The site has daily front pages of newspapers from around the country. Also, there are many different collections of image-rich news stories.

Check out this great dog photo over a Blue Ridge Blog. The dog’s name is Harley and he looks like he is having so much fun!
If you have time, page through and look at some of her other pictures. There are lots of really great images to enjoy.

Barb at JinkyArt is a children’s photographer located in Australia. I have been following her photo blog for a while and I noticed that some of the same children show up repeatedly. While I don’t know for sure, I have imagined that these images that show the same children, are images of her [...]

(via the Cul de Sac)
Heading Out links to a statement by Congressman Bartlett at Energy Bulletin.
First, Congressman Bartlett says,
more drilling just will not solve the problem.
I wish more people would hear this, especially regarding drilling in the Artic National Wildlife Refuge.
Bartlett continues, “And (Saudia Arabia) knew that in their small communities, widely distributed, [...]

via My Yahoo! homepage today:
We Need Spy Blogs, by Kris Alexander at Wired and it’s got me thinking about the blurring of public and private, information sharing, and knowledge management.
Alexander’s suggestion is to have blogs on the Intelink so that the “intelligence community” can better communicate amongst themselves. Sounds like a good idea. [...]

I have few words to describe my revulsion at man’s inhumanity to man. My heart aches when I read news stories such as this.
In Time magazine
The Abu Ghraib Scandal You Don’t Know
Medical care was at times so scarce and shabby that it became another kind of abuse. An inside look.

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Of course, there are the news stories about Google scanning thousands of texts. This activity leads me to wonder whether libraries will continue to look like they do today. Will there be countless dusty stacks to peruse?
I just came across this:
Blog without a library
a blog about what libraries are doing with blogs & [...]

in News.
Ask Jeeves Buys Bloglines: This makes me a little nervous, especially when one of Ask Jeeves, SVPs says, “Everyone has been licking their chops, waiting to get their hands on (Bloglines),” said Jim Lanzone, Ask Jeeves’ senior vice president of search properties.
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My computer is an old clamshell iBook SE in Lime. I use OS 10.3.7 and I love the doc at the bottom of my screen that lets me quickly access several programs including Safari, Mail, iTunes, etc. (MAC users know this, but my PC friends might not).
Anyhow, by accidentally moving icons around [...]