Saturday, February 08, 2003

Mary Jo Foley has a list of Microsoft weblogs. [Scripting News] comment [] 10:20:22 AM     A different way to look at information This is realy a great way to look at infomation.  It gives a very visual look at the date.  I noticed though that it sometimes took a few seconds to expand the "nodes".  Be patient and enjoy! Cool TouchGraph browsers and advances in literature management. Alf Eaton has some pretty cool TouchGraph browsers that let you view networks graphically, dynamically expand a node's connections, etc. Here they are: Google "related pages" browser Amazon browser BlogStreet neighborhood browser CiteSeer research literature browser PubMed medical literature browser Also by Alf, and not to be missed if you're into biomed (and perhaps also if you are not) is a very well-researched piece called Joining the dots - advances in online biomedical literature management.   From [Seb's Open Research] comment [] Google It! 10:08:15 AM     Get Answers From Kansas "The state of Kansas has started KANAnswer, an online reference service for the residents of Kansas and for non-residents who have questions about Kansas. It's accessible at http://skyways.lib.ks.us/KSL/KLNB/KANAnswerWeb/index.htm .   The service operates during bank hours basically -- M-F 9-5, with some weekend and evening hours. It's not available during national and state holidays. Down at the bottom of the front page there's a 'LiveHelp' button which will indicate whether anyone's available or not.... Remember, only residents of Kansas may ask general reference questions; non-residents are restricted to questions about Kansas itself. It'll be interesting to see how this goes." [ResearchBuzz] Excellent - Looks like something we should give a try too comment [] 9:40:19 AM

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