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Thoughtful review of Catch Notes for Android and iOS. Delete the scoop?
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A couple of weeks ago, on the East Asian Anthropology Listserve, there was a brief flurry of emails in response to a query about what software works best for taking fieldnotes. Apologies for the do... Delete the scoop?
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Another one. Think this is free. Wish they were clearer on the splash page. Delete the scoop?
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Withering's notes, many of them clinical, taken over more than ten years. Delete the scoop?
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William Withering was an established member of the renowned Lunar Society as well as an accomplished physician and botanist. Withering was an obsessive note taker and had a compulsion to observe and record.
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Facebook est un réseau social qui vous relie à des amis, des collègues de travail, des camarades de classe ou d’autres personnes qui ont quelque chose à partager avec vous.
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From the Facebook page of Lab Manager Magazine: One of Marie Curie's notebooks.....STILL RADIOACTIVE! Delete the scoop?
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An exhibition of artwork by Victorian sisters Madalene and Louisa Pasley who lived in Devonport in the 1850's is currently showing at Mount Edgcumbe House. The sisters extraordinary illustrations have never been exhibited before.
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Droll insect illustrations by the Pasley sisters. Very laboratorical and field bookical, really. Delete the scoop?
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By Sonoe Nakasone, Field Book Project Recipe for a pesticide containing kerosene, water, and condensed milk. This page was in between the entries dated October 21 and 22, 1881. Smithsonian Institution Archives, RU007107, box 1, folder 10.
---Hubbard’s recipes spoke to me. The thought of Hubbard mixing up a strange concoction of kerosene and condensed milk, like some mystical apothecary, made me want to test his pesticide recipes. Beyond the childish desire to mix up odd potions, I was curious to know how effective his solution would be on pests I’ve encountered. Delete the scoop?
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Wow. Lab notes posted/published as a Wiki resource. Delete the scoop?
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"Exposing Biodiversity Fieldbooks and Original Expedition Journals at the Smithsonian Institution", better known as The Field Book Project (FBP), began in 2010, made possible by the Hidden Collections grant administered by the Council on Library and Information Resources (CLIR). The project was initiated by the Department of Botany, National Museum of Natural History and the Smithsonian Institution Archives to address issues of access to field books and physical and bibliographic control of field books.
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Looks to be a delish way to spend Saturdays in Winter. Delete the scoop?
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Sketch notebooks for laboratory documentation. Delete the scoop?
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Field Notes is a pesticide record keeping app for the iPhone from TheiFarm.com. This is the first of a suite of apps for agriculture For more information ema... Delete the scoop?
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User view of Timestamped Field Notes app for iPod, iPad, and iPhone platforms. Delete the scoop?
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Note-taking applications are some of the hottest items on the App Store. More and more these utilities make it easy to record data in a fast and convenient way
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Review of one hundred apps on mobile notetaking.... Delete the scoop?
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Get Timestamped Field Notes on the App Store. See screenshots and ratings, and read customer reviews.
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Wish I knew somebody using this app, to inquire about the usability. Delete the scoop?
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Withering was known for nearly obsessive but ultimately useful notes on digitalis use for more than ten years. Delete the scoop?
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One busy call night, while handling multiple admissions from our emergency room, I received a page notifying me that a new patient, Mr. T, had just arrived on the hospital floor.
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A cautionary tale from medicine about the limits of electronic noteskeeping. Delete the scoop?
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Learn how Save America's Treasures grant created jobs to preserve unique primary sources, manuscript field notebooks from the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History, Dept. of Botany and the Smithsonian Institution Archives and beyond.
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God bless the paper conservationists. Delete the scoop?
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Over the past two years, the Field Book Project has cataloged field books in the National Museum of Natural History departments, as well as Smithsonian Institution Archives. Delete the scoop?
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By Emily Hunter, Field Book Project Floyd Alonzo McClure conducting field work, possibly in China, circa 1919-1950. SIA Acc. T90028. Box 7 Folder 15. No negative number. We get to know some interesting characters by reading field notes.
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Field notes from a self-described bamboo hunter, and one of the most important economic botanists early in the field....of economic botany, that is. :) Delete the scoop?
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The right pen for laboratory notes, including Micron by Sakura. Delete the scoop?
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