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The Do-It-Yourself (DIY) movement has been growing quite significantly recently. I should say regrowing, given the fact that I recall reading Popular Mechanics do-it-yourself encyclopedias at least 15 years ago! Anyhow, enter the Forbes DIY e-gang.

One recent SciFoo related post that caught my eye was Mario Pineda-Krch's thoughts on the idea of distributed open notebook science.

Earlier today fellow OWW blogger Cameron Neylon gave a talk at the Institutional Web Managers Workshop in Aberdeen and did so, not only for those present at the venue, but also to anyone with internet access.



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