Monthly Archives: May 2012
Shopping Cart: Retro Swimwear
As we head into Memorial Day weekend, we’re thinking about summer vacations at the beach. This year we’re in love with retro swimwear. Here are a few of the suits we’ll be wearing when we hit the beach: Who doesn’t
New Research Librarian for Business @ UCI
Congratulations to bizologie’s own Annette Buckley! In July Annette takes on the role of Research Librarian for Business at The University of California Irvine. Annette recently received her MS in Information Studies from the University of Texas at Austin, where
Casual Friday: New Clothes For All Your Gadgets
As you can tell by Librarian Lifestyle’s recent Style Profile of bizologie’s own April Kessler, we love to shop for clothes. And we like our gadgets to be as well dressed as we are. Here are some clothes for all
Cycling For Libraries
I will represent the University of Texas at Austin and bizologie on the 2012 Cycling For Library tour. Karen Holt from the UT Libraries and editor of the Librarian Lifestyle blog will be accompanying me on this adventure. The un-conference
LinkedIn Maps
Here at bizologie we are suckers for all things map-tastic, so we can’t resist talking about one more that just crossed our radar. One of our favorite resources, LinkedIn, has come out with a map site in which you log
Pinterest for Business Research
Clearly, we all love Pinterest. It’s the fastest growing social network and shoppers spend more money via Pinterest than Facebook. But can you do more than pin recipes, shoes and interior design? Well, yes! You can do business research! Now
LOHAS: Lifestyles of Health and Sustainability
LOHAS is an acronym for Lifestyles of Health and Sustainability. According to the LOHAS.com website, the organization “focuses on educating and building community around the central theme of healthy and sustainable lifestyles for individuals and societies.” Even more importantly to
The Financial Times Lexicon
Building on this earlier post about Investopedia’s great function as a business dictionary and beyond, another excellent resource for terminology is the Financial Times Lexicon. Like Investopedia FT also offers some other nice bells and whistles besides a dictionary alone.
Networking for Introverts (and Extroverts)
This excellent presentation by Marcy Phelps at the Special Libraries Association Rocky Mountain Chapter Virtual Lunch, was titled Power Networking for Introverts, but really is applicable for even the most extroverted. Making a real connection at a networking event or
