Link: http://www.academicearth.org/

Aggregators may annoy some, but may be the heaven sent solution for others. And sometimes they don't fall in that spectrum at all. Who knows what kind of social layer they put on this site, or will put on it. All I care about is one stop brain filling glory!

WooT!
and Woot! again. Academic Earth is great.

Link: http://www.flickr.com/commons/

The Commons was launched on January 16 2008, when we released our pilot project in partnership with The Library of Congress. Both Flickr and the Library were overwhelmed by the positive response to the project! Thank you!

I had been here a few times and now have to post it here because OSU jumped in!

Link: http://scienceblogs.com/?utm_source=rightcol&utm_medium=link&utm_content=topmodule

As if you have not already been there and gotten your feed. i have been getting an increasing number of pieces for my work that lead me to SB. Since I am often there reading and wondering, I figured I should get them in my blogroll. I have been a fan of numerous science publications until "advertising and crap" have taken them over. Luckily SEED is still fine, and their media group produces a fine science outlet with fine science writers.

Link: http://acrlog.org

I am particularly grateful to this blog because I am not in situ, so to speak.

Link: http://www.zotero.org/

Yes, I am an avid Firefox fan. I mean, who isn't? Many Firefox thingys (read add-ons) have made my life easier since I started using them. I couldn't function as a webdeveloper without them (well, maybe, but it would suck). Now I am becoming forever indebted (golly, that word has come up a lot today...) to ZOTERO.

I love Procite, I have used a lot of other tools, but this one really is changing a lot of workflow for me, because.....like you, I spend a hellofalot of time on the itnerweb.

So, I am endorsing this add-on. As if it needs my endorsement, but there it is.