Evidence from the archives of the firm that built Titanic is used to bolster a theory of poor materials contributing to her sinking.
Wednesday, April 16, 2008
In the archives
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A few of the blogs I read
- Au Courant (Libraries)
- Bad Astronomy (Science)
- Cognitive Daily (Science/Cognition)
- Dispatches from the Culture Wars (Politics, Secularism)
- Emerging Technologies Librarian (Libraries/Information)
- Eunomia (Politics)
- Good Math, Bad Math
- if:book (Information)
- LibrarianInBlack (Libraries/Technology)
- Millard Filmore's Bathtub (History)
- New West (Culture/The West)
- Pharyngula (Science/Secularism)
- Ralph Maughan's Wildife News (Wildlife, the West)
- Slacktivist (Culture)
- Strange Maps (cartography)
- The Badwy House Provisions (Politics)
- The Panda's Thumb (Science)
- The Scholarly Kitchen (scholarly publishing)
- The Shifted Librarian (Libraries/Information)
- Why Evolution Is True (Science)
The Archives
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2008
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April
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- Story problems
- E-waste recycling event
- The Long Tail
- Between now and the future
- Clinton is seduced by the dim side
- Oops, that would look like evolution
- Patrick wins!
- MAC
- Galileos are rare
- Consider yourself warned
- I got rocked!
- Web archives, pt 3
- In the archives
- McCainonomics
- AI
- Expelled exposed
- Reading
- Specialization
- Web archives, part 2
- This was too fun not to post:
- Web archives
- Time capsule
- Fact v. fiction
- Reconstructing unwritten history
- Popline, continued
- Caving to those who want to hide information
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April
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