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There is a very nice review of Teenlibrarian.com in the current issue of Young Adult Library Services, The Official Journal of the Young Adult Library Services Association, this month (Volume 4, Number 4, Summer 2006). The writer urges teen librarians to make heavy use of the forum, post comments, etc., which would be wonderful. The review does mention that my archive links are not working, so I have now repaired those links and readers should have access to all of my past posts.

Marv of the Mr. Nice Guy Show has a new library news podcast called LibVibe. Much like his other program, the format is short, briskly-paced news reports. Here's a link to the feed.

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Some topical humour, music, the announcement of Marv Kramden's latest project and it's too hot for me to type any more. Click and listen; after all, it's an audio thing. -M!

Today's search podcast covers the class action lawsuit settlement against Google over click fraud getting final approval; Google ramping up radio ad testing; putting anti-phishing warnings into your search results; ranking woes and more!

Tune-in by listening to this MP3 file, listening via WebmasterRadio at 11:30am Eastern and repeated at 2pm Eastern Tuesday through Friday, via our Odeo channel or through iTunes via this link (or use alternative iTunes instructions explained here) or though our Yahoo Podcasts channel. Need more help tuning in live or finding the chat room? See the Daily SearchCast FAQ.

Below are links to items discussed:

http://blog.searchenginewatch.com/blog/060728-145318

This blog item is about perfection. Well, it's about what one should think when one encounters an apparent glitch or bump in a musical recording. I am thinking of Michael Jackson's Thriller album and the song, "Human Nature." One of the lines is, "The city's heart begins to beat." While singing one of those lines, on the word beat, Jackson's voice cracks. Hello, someone out there, fix this stuff.

Today, at a local venue one of the super divas I alluded to is appearing. I didn't win tickets. Oh, well.

Don't tell me books aren't cool. From classic satire to yummy comfort foods to living long and happy, we've got the fun and the facts. -M!

The reader advisory librarians at the St. Charles (Illinois) Public Library discuss several recommended books and similar titles. Recorded live online on July 26, 2006. (23 MB file; playback time of...

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