post office case study

Atlantic Coast Joint Venture - Focus Area Report
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Focus Area: South Atlantic Coast, New Jersey

includes notes on find symbolic links

more on double cattle

some guy's analysis

this would be nice. but i can't install things so ... whatever.

generates encoded signatures to add to update.rdf and install.rdf in secure firefox 3 toolbars

Mozilla's main page for this sort of thing

mozilla's how-to documentation for mccoy

Write stuff about this.

thin on documentation

Robust XSS handling on several fronts.

Also nicely documented, recent-ish, some good thoughts.

Nicely documented, recent-ish. Still not all I want but it's got nice structure.

Nice name - not very fleshed out.

yums. this is the white dog burger before it's a burger

This is my description la la

the answer to the burning question:

Q: I want to create different feeds for each WordPress Category / tags or Search Label in Blogger. Can FeedBurner assist me here?

A: Unfortunately no. You will have to manually create a FeedBurner feed for each category or tag. But there’s a small trick that will make your category feeds looks consistent.

Say your main feed address is feeds.feedburner.com/hello - then for each category, you may create feeds like feeds.feedburner.com/hello/category instead of feeds.feedburner.com/hello_category. FeedBurner supports the the slash separated directory structure in the URLs.

The HTML our ChickletChooser service would provide you is the following example:

<p><a href="http://fusion.google.com/add?feedurl=http://feeds.feedburner.com/MYFEEDADDRESS"> <img src="http://buttons.googlesyndication.com/fusion/add.gif" alt="Add to Google Reader or Homepage" width="104" height="17" /> </a> </p>

Assume your Blogger blog's address is http://myexcellentblog.blogspot.com. You would change the chicklet link code above to read as follows:

<p> <a href="http://fusion.google.com/add?feedurl=http://myexcellentblog.blogspot.com/feeds/posts/default"> <img src="http://buttons.googlesyndication.com/fusion/add.gif" alt="Add to Google Reader or Homepage" width="104" height="17" /> </a> </p>

But wait, you say. I thought this was the point - promote my feed so it gets used and I get all those lovely stats! (You said this with considerable urgency.) It still is the point, but since you're redirecting 100% of your traffic to FeedBurner, the FeedBurner feed will be used at all times. The thing is, if you ever decide to leave us, there will be no hard feelings, but more importantly none of your subscribers will be left high and dry, subscribed to a FeedBurner feed address you no longer use or possibly even deleted. By promoting your original feed link only, you make use of all of FeedBurner's features but make sure your subscribers stay with you, even if you leave FeedBurner.

To summarize: Redirect your feed, but retain your original address for the links you promote.

Redirect instrux at bottom of page, to catch 100% stats via feedburner

Press Releases

• Penn Libraries Appoint Bob Krall Director for Departmental Libraries, Resource Sharing & Delivery Services
• Penn Libraries Announce Recipients of the 2008 Seltzer Family Innovation Awards
• Mellon Funds The Cataloging of the Charles Henry Lea Library

Position Papers

• NIH Public Access Policy and Scholarly Communication
• Penn Libraries' Perspective on the Harvard University Mandate

Ivy Leaves

• Ivy Leaves Fall 07
• Ivy Leaves Spring 07
• Ivy Leaves Winter 06

Penn A - Z Guide 2007-2008

An outline of the print and digital resources of the Penn Libraries, as well as their services, professional staff and facilities. Arranged in A to Z format, the Guide is a means of quick orientation to the Libraries with many points of access to more detailed information and help.

Penn Library Facts 2005-2006

A pamphlet containing statistics and other quantitative information describing the use and provision of Penn Library resources, services and programs.

The Digital Book Project

of the Oxford University and Cambridge University Presses and the University of Pennsylvania Library: Final Report

In the interest of learning how researchers at a major university would incorporate full-length electronic texts into teaching and learning, the University of Pennsylvania Library and the Oxford University Press sought the support of the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation to create a collection of digital books and study its use by academics in the humanities. The Penn/Oxford collaboration was joined by the Cambridge University Press and the affiliates of several Philadelphia area colleges. Over 5 years, the partners built a corpus of 772 digital books in history and allied disciplines. The books where cataloged and made searchable, as a collection and as individual units, on the World Wide Web. The collection attained sufficient mass to attract a following after some eighteen to twenty-four months. This allowed Penn a three-year time-frame to analyze and compare data on the use of digital and hardcopy, and interview readers in order to learn how academics interact with long texts in an online setting and integrate them into their work.

ScholarlyCommons@Penn

A digital repository of research and scholarship produced by Penn faculty and students. Readers on campus and around the globe can browse, search and download full-text from the repository web site at http://repository.upenn.edu.

The 1,341-acre White Clay Creek Preserve is in southern Chester County, three miles north of Newark, Delaware. The White Clay Creek Valley, which forms the core of the Preserve, varies from steep to gradually falling terrain with some flat bottomlands. White Clay Creek Preserve shares boundary with White Clay Creek State Park of Delaware.

Because White Clay Creek posses outstanding scenic, wildlife, recreational and cultural value, it has been designated by Congress as a National Wild and Scenic River, and shall be preserved in free-flowing condition for the benefit and enjoyment of present and future generations.

editing this space

this blog posting "Philadelphia Bicycle News: Schuylkill River Trail Map"

has a link to a good detailed google map of the trail, side trails, train stations etc

This place is an amazing place to hike.

Founded in 1970, the Pennypack Ecological Restoration Trust is a nonprofit land trust headquartered in Huntingdon Valley, Pennsylvania. The Trust is staffed by professionals and volunteers dedicated to the stewardship of the lands that are protected by the Trust in its Pennypack Preserve natural area. The Trust offers a variety of programs and services including, but not limited to:

• Trails in the Preserve open free to the public to explore
  and enjoy the natural world all year long
• Professionally managed natural area restoration
• Urban deer herd management
• Volunteer training
• Meeting facilities for community organizations
• Professional education and internships

Albert Music Hall. Traditional musical gatherings of the NJ Pinelands. An evening of live country, bluegrass, and pinelands music each Saturday night at 7:30 PM. Year round

Atlantic Journal of Communication is full of communication information and journal ness. We link to boingboing

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