Finally, a new entry

After a bit of a break, I'm inspired to get back to blogging by doing something similar to what Kevin did after his bit of a break: list some of the things I've been up to in the meantime.

On the road: OCLC and RLG Workshop: Discovery to Delivery in New Contexts at the New York Public Library, mini-conference at Rutgers on the RUcore Fedora Workflow Managment System, and DPubs meeting at Cornell University Libraries.

Meetings included IT Strategies (3), weekly meetings with Lisa German and Mike Furlough, DLT Staff (4), DLT Management (2), DLT Directors (5), Shibboleth project (2), meeting with the ITLP group I'm mentoring, SIRSI steering committee, Knowledge Commons (3), CMS status meetings, meeting with Steve Herb from Center for the Book, UL IT Services Analysis kick off, Deb Ellenberger (3), Office of Digital Scholarly Publishing (1), Gang of Five (German, Freivalds, Garrison, Saussure, Martin) (4), budget meetings with Pam Fuller (5), TLT Leadership Group meeting, FACAC (2), DLT Infrastructure/operations with Mark (quite a few), network security (a few), Dean's Library Council (2), Library Department Heads (2), Library Tech Updates (2), ITS Senior Directors' half day meetings (2), TrackITS demo/meeting (2), Epic demo (2), meeting with Mike Halm (2), meeting with Lee Giles and Mike Halm, Digital Preservation Steering Committee, repository discussion with IT Strategies group and Kevin Morooney, John Harwood and Jim Leous, DLT/ITECH Identity Sharing (2), Ann Snowman (2), UL printing (2), Sally Kalin (3), Jack Sulzer (2), Phil Devan (1), Nancy Eaton (3), Jack Orlandi (3), TLT Engage Symposium at the Penn Stater.

Bought a house (1).

Ok, that's enough. I don't know if I think this is a great idea anymore.