Flock, WebAnywhere and Cuil

I'm not really posting anymore except randomly as the mood strikes me, but I have seen a few interesting things lately that I want to mention. First, the new browser Flock, which lets you have your social apps right there. I need to play with it some more to decide if I like it better than Mozilla.
Next, and the one I find most exciting, is Webanywhere, a web-based free screenreader. http://webanywhere.cs.washington.edu/ It's in ALPHA release, so have some patience! It's great that there is no big download required, and I got it to start reading our library webpage quite easily.
Finally, the new search engine Cuil. I like the clean interface, but so far haven't tried it enough to have an opinion. Just wanted to mention these in case anyone actually reads this and wonders if I am still checking out new stuff. The anwer is yes!

New Blog at Our Library

We have a handy new blog at our library, which replaces our old "News You Can Use" link with a much more convenient format. Here's the link: http://nucuplymc.blogspot.com/