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I can't believe I finally finished. I have visited the Good Reads blog which I think is a great idea. The Gail Borden RSS I subscribed to was for the Cookbooks which is interesting.

After a lot of thinking, I finally came up with a question for the Ask A Librarian which was: Could you recommend a good book for a 4 year old? She gave me quite a few titles and I liked the fact the Gail Borden Catalog came up for me to look at.

With Flicker I looked at our Great Sandwich which was name for the Gail Borden Library at In the Neighborhood Deli. The other day a friend and I were going to go there for lunch, but the place was so packed we had to go somewhere else. We are planning on trying again.

As for the Gail Borden YOUTUBE, I decided to watch my mentor, Melissa tell me about the book 101 people you won't meet in Heaven.

Doing the Gail Borden Learns has been an interesting experience. Some of the 10 things were harder than I thought. As a library, I think we have to give the customers what they want and it seems to be convenience. They want us to be available at all times and I think using a lot of the Web 2.0 items will help us able to give them what they want.

For example if I'm at home and have a question I could go on line and use ask a librarian.

I think now the only problem we might have is getting the information on how to use these different types of media out to the public. Because I for one didn't know about a few of these sites.

Thank you for the opportunity to learn about all of them.