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Taking a break from working on a peer review to celebrate #Caturday. Spinning this Kenny Barron & Tommy Flanagan #jazz LP that I recently bought in Beacon, NY. It’s a Japanese release with fascinating yet inexplicable art by Satoshi Saito and photo by Masahisa Fukase.

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That data and social bias article had me thinking about this enlightening 2023 presentation by Drs. Deyrup and Graves for the HAPI program at G'town: youtu.be/1Oq0S2jl77o?...

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Nice brief article discussing the data and social biases that readers of scientific studies should have on their radar: #KYEO

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Anyone can check out a book. Anyone can enjoy air-conditioning in the summer and heat in the winter. Anyone can use the bathroom, sit on a soft chair, log onto the internet. Everyone’s library card looks the same. Children can encounter new worlds, and elders can find community. There’s no red tape.

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Released #OnThisDay in 1964, this sublime album: Mingus Mingus Mingus Mingus Mingus. One of my favorite LPs of all time.

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Easin’ in to 2025 with the latest absolute groover from @rosecityband.bsky.social courtesy of @thrilljockey.bsky.social

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If you have access to @bmj.com, check out this timeless list of Climate Fiction provided by @thelakshmik.bsky.social. There are a few that I still need to read! doi.org/10.1136/bmj....

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Nice short piece in the Lancet: On Paying Attention #MedicalHumanities www.thelancet.com/journals/lan...

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Laszlo Cravensworth voice “Cat?!” 🦇

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Me trying to explain how I can telework as a #librarian:

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A Journey by Nikki Giovanni from Those Who Ride the Night Winds (1983) poets.org/poem/journey

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Fun old school holiday drink recipes from the @librarycongress.bsky.social What's your go-to holiday 🥃🍷🫖🍺🍸🍹☕🍶? blogs.loc.gov/loc/2024/12/...

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Born #OnThisDay in the town that gave me my license to drive, is this Hammond master: Jimmy Smith. I hope you’re still rockin’ the boat with Sweet Poppa Lou. #JazzSky

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Found this item while working on manuscript revisions and citations. We're not citing this perspective but I strongly encourage the practice: "Using Punk Rock to Invite Dialogues on Diversity and Inclusion" www.facultyfocus.com/articles/equ...

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Exploring the Research Outputs where I work using @altmetric.com and these are the thirty articles that already have @bsky.app mentions. There's a long tail so apologies for the eye strain. Keep skeeting the good word!

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Finding peace and comfort with this listen: Therapy by the Brendan Eder Ensemble. brendaneder.bandcamp.com/album/therapy

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Roses are red, Violets are blue. Thoughts and prayers 'cause, AI is coming for your profession, too. www.nature.com/articles/s41...

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Huzzah! Scoping Review will finally be a Publication Type in PubMed MEDLINE starting in 2025. Reviews will get the rare retroactive indexing but unclear how far back.

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A Comedy of (Database) Errors: I’ve collected a few of my favorite #library database errors and bugs below. Please share your favorite errors?!

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This stellar album was recorded #OnThisDay: Booker Ervin’s The Freedom Book. Featuring Richard Davis, Jaki Byard, and Alan Dawson. If we are to believe the sleeve notes, this is the first time the quartet played together and the session was recorded in five hours!? #jazzsky

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To help celebrate #Caturday, here's a relatively recent document from the National Library of Medicine's historical collections, demonstrating a unique perspective of cat therapy: resource.nlm.nih.gov/101611663

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Books Not Bars

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Is this a controversial take?: Instead of gravy with your Thanksgiving dinner, try お好みソース (okonomi sauce); spicy preferred but regular will also work. おいしいですよいただきます

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#NowReading this disparate yet complementary pairing of nonfiction and fiction: The Occasional Human Sacrifice by @carlelliott.bsky.social and We’ll Prescribe You a Cat by Ishida Syou. #Booksky

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Long shot here, but are there any other #librarians attending #PRIMR24?

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Finding peace and comfort with this #SaturdaySpin : All is Sound by the Cosmic Tones Research Trio.

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So much to love about this one:

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Mood: Sometimes I Wish by Black Merda. tuffcityrecords.bandcamp.com/track/someti...

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While working on a complex search about neglected topical diseases, I was reminded of this fantastic release by Yellow Fever (cats and rats!):

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'White Cat Hissing at Its Reflection in a Black Lacquer Mirror Stand' - Yashima Gakutei, 1820. #WyrdWednesday #ukiyoe #JapaneseArt

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Calling out to... youtu.be/nt3WWKV2EPk?...

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Me trying to put on a brave face each morning:

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Jon Spencer voice

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"The Dance of Death," German oil painting, 18th century. It depicts living people from all walks of life encountering skeletal figures who force them to engage in a deathly dance - a metaphor for the inevitability of our ultimate demise. #Halloween2024 #History #Death

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