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[Ddc.typepad.com] 025.431: The Dewey blog: Knowledge organization: events: Others have already reported on this (for detailed notes posted in real-time, for instance, check out It’s all good), but we did want to add our tuppence-ha’penny-worth in praise of this excellent session in which four experts shared their insights on the nature and future of the “library” brand, in the light of OCLC’s new report (Perceptions of libraries and information resources) on an international study of the information-seeking habits of over 3,000 information consumers. Omar Wasow (BlackPlanet.com) spoke of the transformative mission of the library as a “public park for your brain” -- a physical space comparable to a school, church, or gym, where people may reflect, think, write, learn, connect, and change.

 [Access-egov.info] Resources Worth Noting - Access eGovernment: This report from the Minnesota Office of the Legislative Auditor identifies best practices for Minnesota local governments, including cities, counties, and school districts, that deliver e-government services to citizens via the Internet."

 [Aallnet.org] American Association of Law Libraries: Law Library Journal Editor Frank Houdek, AALL .narrowed the list and recommended the slogan “The American Association of Law .

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