More discussion on the open access issue from Richard Chappell

Dropbox is out of beta (and it even works great in Linux). This is a must have backup/sync tool - especially if you switch between computers. I've already moved everything in my Documents folder to my Dropbox folder. Noteworthy feature: It keeps track of ALL revisions and this doesn't count against your storage limit.

Philosophers, you can register your blog with this site. Here's a blurb from the about page***"Do you like to read about new developments in science and other fields? Are you tired of "science by press release"? ResearchBlogging.org is your place. Research Blogging allows readers to easily find blog posts about serious peer-reviewed research, instead of just news reports and press releases."

Inspired by Mark Eli Kalderon's recent posts about RSS feeds of philosophy journals and the idea of sharing one's electronic bibliographies, I just put 1 and 1 together and had the idea of sharing one's compilations of philosophy feeds online.

Why you should be using a newsreader to browse new journal articles

I just discovered the best FireFox plugin ever! The Zotero plugin for FireFox is going to make creating, organizing, and using bibliographies incredibly easy for philosophers.

I typed up a little summary of the features here, but you may want to skip this blog post and go straight to zotero.org