A quick-and-dirty of list of everything posted to thezeds.com  It all began on September 14, 2008, and continues to this day..

• Beginnings
• Abram on Tech and Relationships
• Memory Banks. Or: Why I’m Here
• Cheney and the archive.
• LIS Schooling: Lessons Learned and Affirmed
• Professionalism, Principles, and Librarianship
• Australia proposes nation-wide internet filtering
• Ethical Librarianship: The ALA’s Code of Ethics in Practice
• The Hoffman Survey (2005) on Ethics and the ALA
• Open-ID and Librarianship
• Librarianship: an affirmation of faith
• Rethinking old thoughts on ethics and the ALA
• The People Factor in LIS
• cataloguing = existence
• To strive, to seek, to find, and not to yield
• Whither Twitter?
• CLA Montreal 2009
• End of Year Reflections
• Libraries, West Bend, and Civil Liberties
• On the Job: Information Literacy and Promotion
• CLA 2009
• talking tech
• CLA Musings – The Library Profession
• 80/20 for librarians
• CLA 2009 Recap: Tech / Copyright / Leadership
• Google.cn and “Don’t be evil”
• Social media, privacy, and self-censorship
• Social Media and Informing Society
• Repurposing the Halifax Library Association?
• Google, Michael Jackson, and Scholarly Research
• Measure Twice, Cut Once
• Captivate and Screencasting: Measure Twice, Cut Once
• “Librarian” is not a dirty word
• A Librarian Day In The Life
• Professional Ethics, Librarianship, and the Workplace
• Copyright and the abuse of user rights – a Canadian perspective
• StatCan and Canadian Aboriginal Incarceration Rates
• The library science doctorate and the professional librarian
• e-Books and MARC
• UWO Labour Situation – taking stock of what librarians do
• Mid-term report card
• On organizing and networking
• e-books and the humanities
• DRM, Canada, and the long arm of contract law
• FRBR and the (or my?) future
• Understanding FRAD and authority control
• Understanding librarianship
• The Semantics of Subversive Librarianship
• Christmas at the public library
• Canadian Culture at the Library
• Canadian Library Month and the Informed Society
• Introducing a Halifax Google Map
• Halifax maps – 2006 population per census tract
• Library Weeks (4-8 Jan 2010)
• Planning for 2010
• Halifax population growth, 2001 to 2006
• www.redcross.ca
• Halifax Unemployment Data, 2006 Census
• Halifax Marital Status by Census Tract, 2006
• The Ides of March
• Librarianship: How to solve our existential crisis
• Halifax Maps: 2005 Median Income, Married-Couple Families
• On Facebook and (what we think of) Privacy
• Halifax Public Libraries : Building Communities
• Assisting research v. Research Assistants
• Web 3.0 (Librarian 3.0?)
• How To Use Social Media in Libraries
• On Tories, Politics, and the StatCan Crisis
• Readings: Lessig, Remix (2008) – Media Matters
• Reading Lessig’s Remix : Copyright Regulating Culture
• Zeds Library News – 1 Aug 2010
• New Degrees and New Jobs
• The Benefits of using WordPress.com
• Zeds Library News, August 8, 2010
• Camtasia vs. Captivate vs. the Organization
• iPads in libraries: preparing for the critical mass
• September Madness
• Days in the Librarian’s life
• Library School Grads Know Nothing : thoughts on the shift from Thinking to Doing
• The iPad is great. Scholarly e-Book interfaces on an iPad are awful.
• The Zeds is now on Facebook! (We may have a logo, too.)
• Managing Terror
• Remembering Norman Horrocks (1927-2010)
• What is a Library? Thinking about what Alberto Manguel thinks about
• Strategy, Tactics, and Rapid Cognition in the Library
• On Kindle Singles
• Communicating with our users
• Google v. Blekko v. The Librarian. (The librarian wins.)
• On information literacy, information-seeking, and microfilm
• Screencasting in libraries: build a relationship and not a movie
• Nova Scotia NDP Spelling FAIL
• On Google Scholar and Information Literacy
• Come to PodCamp Halifax 2011!
• 2011 Action Items
• Muppet News Flash: Digital Libraries cost a lot of money (but don’t tell the general public)
• PodCamp Halifax 2011 slides: Leveraging YouTube
• iPads in libraries: waiting on better browser interfaces
• On Information Literacy, Students, and Syllabuses
• A Paper.li Newspaper for Academic Librarians
• Gender Gaps
• Ranting about patting ourselves on the back
• Information Literacy, Transliteracy, and other literacies
• Stephen Harper doesn’t speak for you.
• Further Reading: Tim Fedak on literacies in higher ed
• Riffing on Seth Godin: Librarians as Data Hounds
• Micah Vandegrift on the librarians of the future
• #CLA2011 Google Map
• Create a CLA Network for new(er) Academic Librarians
• On the costs and benefits of conference attendance
• Why I’m a member of the Canadian Library Association
• Be Where The Conversation Is.
• Reflections one year out of library school
• To Library Journal and The Annoyed Librarian: it’s about professional principles and codes of conduct
• Research in popular culture and in the classroom
• A Political Note: Why I believe Brian Topp should not be the leader of the NDP
• Further Reading: Google Ripples
• How to Limit your WorldCat Search Results to Only Books
• Google Reader Takes a Bow as Google Plus Takes the Stage: the death of critical reading on the Internet
• Contemplations: Marginalia, Texts, and Analog Trails
• Come to the Halifax Holly Holly!
• Why we must be apprehensive about DRM and digital locks
• The Circumlocution Office
• An Online Instruction manifesto: technological challenges and people-driven solutions
• Budget cuts to libraries, archives, and information centres jeopardize access to Canadian government information
• Food for thought: important links on StatCan and longitudinal surveys in Canada
• Halifax population changes, 2006 to 2011
• Tumblred.
• Adapting to a changed world
• In My Tabs July 22/2012 : LAC-BAC, Wikipedia, and Being The Man
• Why the world needs Government Documents Librarians
• Blogging The Library At Night?
• 2757
• Information Literacy, Census Geography, and Maps
• Thoughts on The Globe and Mail’s Paywall Announcement
• LISPOP/Ipsos Reid polling data at Wilfrid Laurier University goes public; scholarly users can access it in many formats via ODESI.
• Discussion on off-site storage academic libraries
• Link: Measuring a library’s holdings based on its “uniqueness”
• Reflecting on 2012
• OLA 2013 Poster Presentations: Doubling Down on Online Teaching and Learning
• Thoughts on CARL’s Research Data Management Course
• Unprecedented $3 million dollar lawsuit filed against McMaster librarian for blogpost
• New positions, new titles, new roles
• Making Things Happen and Getting Things Done
• One does not simply walk into an RDC
• Work with me: Limited Term Part-time Science Librarian opening
• Recently published : Incorporating Online Instruction in Academic Libraries
• Work with me: Limited Term Business Librarian Opening
• The Beastie Boys Library Sabotage Mashup
• September Projects, 2013
• Research can be hard. That’s okay.
• Required Reading, 8 January 2014
• Required Reading, 9 January 2014
• Research Data Management Highlights: Digital Infrastructure Summary Summit 2014 Summary Document
• 2014 OLA presentation on RDM
• New Article on RDM and Collaboration (and Canada)
• Share the CLA Statement on Cuts to Statistics Canada
• Mapping for the masses: Population Density in Kitchener-Waterloo
• 2011 Population Density, Brantford, Ontario
• October 2014 Unemployment Rates
• The Shortsighted Closure of 54 Public Library Locations in Newfoundland
• Ontario Population Change, 2011 to 2016
• Kitchener-Waterloo Population Change 2011-2016 at exit278.ca
• 2016 Waterloo Region CMA Population Density by Census Tract map now live
• COVID19 etc.