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Number : | XI | Stardate : | 2258 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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YATI : | The whole story regarding the destruction of Romulus is nonsense from a scientific point of view. First off, it's virtually impossible that a single supernova could threaten the whole galaxy. Destroy the planets in one system, yes. Be potentially dangerous to life in nearby systems, yes. But nothing significant beyond that. Then, it's shown that the supernova destroys Romulus. Spock subsequently sucks it up with his black hole, AFTER it's exploded. The supernova explosion would be expanding at the speed of light; if Spock got there even a few hours late he'd have to create a black hole of truly stunning size to suck this up - the event horizon would have to encompass most of a solar system. To give you a sense of scale, the average black hole produced by a supernova is something like 50 kilometres across. Spock would have to make something in the region of tens of millions of times larger than this, at the very least. In the original series Delta Vega is a planet on the edge of the galaxy. The location of the planet should not really be something that changes in an alternate universe, and yet now Spock can apparently SEE Vulcan being destroyed from the surface of Delta Vega. Hell, simply diverting there to drop him off should have been a pretty major undertaking for Nero. The travel times seem really strange in this movie. When the Enterprise heads to Vulcan Kirk gets a shot from McCoy that knocks him out. We then cut to Sulu saying the ship has reached maximum warp. Pike orders Chekov to announce the ship's mission to the crew which he does... and caps it off by saying they will be at Vulcan in three minutes. So how long was Kirk asleep from a "mild sedative"? A time short enough that the ship didn't even reach maximum warp - surely a matter of minutes, no more than an hour or so even being generous. Meaning the Enterprise reached Vulcan in an hour or so! We might claim that the ship takes days to accelerate to top speed... but when Kirk warns Pike about the attack on Vulcan Uhura confirms that she picked up the distress call from the Klingons "last night". There is no way to avoid it; this trip does NOT take days, it takes hours at the very most and most likely less than an hour. And this is not something special to the Enterprise, as half a dozen other Starships leave shortly before the Enterprise does and arrive shortly before she does. When he takes command, Kirk informs the crew that Spock has resigned his commission. This would mean that Spock quit Starfleet. He resigned his COMMAND, not his commission. When the captain of the Kelvin goes to the shuttle bay, we see an exterior view of the lift descending to the hangar bay floor. However, look at the Kelvin exteriors - the hangar is the topmost part of the ship, well above the saucer section where the bridge is. The lift should have been going up, not down. It's obvious from the visuals that Nero's drill head stops miles above the surface of Vulcan - how far we can't say for sure, but Kirk and Sulu fall for more than a minute when the drill begins to retract, and on Earth that would translate to something in the region of two miles, or 10,000 feet. On Vulcan, with higher gravity, it should be comfortably more than this. In TOS "Amok Time", Vulcan's atmosphere was so thin that Kirk had great trouble fighting Spock in it. Here he is a good ten thousand feet higher up at an absolute minimum, yet both Kirk and Sulu whip off their helmets and battle away without any problems whatever. When Kirk, Sulu and Redshirt guy make their parachute jump, we see a scene on the bridge that shows a tactical display with Red in front, then Kirk, and then Sulu. An instant later it cuts to show the actual guys and Kirk is in front, followed by Sulu and Red at the rear. Nero spends much of the movie with scars on his head and the tip of one ear missing. However, the missing ear point switches from right to left in some shots. |
Great Moment : | Have to give it to the actors who played the original cast. It is an intimidating job for an actor to play an iconic role made hugely famous by somebody else, but they pull it off superbly. Most especially Karl Urban does the most amazing job imaginable as Leonard McCoy. There are moments you literally forget that you aren't watching DeForest Kelly. Chris Pine just owns Kirk, without really copying Shatner at all he just takes the role and makes it his. And what can you say about Zachary Quinto? He not only played an iconic character made famous by another actor, but he played against that same actor playing that same character in the same scene! To even attempt this is remarkable. Loved Kirk's offer to assist Nero at the end there. For all the youth and cockiness that he showed through the film, this was a moment when you saw a glimpse of the man that he would become. And I had to laugh at Spock's "Not really, no. Not this time." Lots of little moments. The origin of Kirk's name : Tiberius is his paternal grandfather's name. James is his maternal grandfather's name. The origin of "Bones" - McCoy comments that his ex-wife took the whole planet from him in the divorce, leaving him only his bones. Chekov having trouble with the computer not understanding his accent. |
Body Count : | The USS Kelvin's captain is killed by Nero. George Kirk dies when the Kelvin rams the Narada; at least one other crewmember is killed in that battle. The crews of 47 Klingon ships are killed off screen, as are the crews of seven Starfleet ships at Vulcan. The large majority of Vulcan's 6 billion population are killed, including Spock's mother and two others we see directly. One redshirt dies attacking the drill head, along with two Romulans. Several more Romulans are killed on the Narada - ultimately her entire crew s killed. The destruction of Romulus is seen in flashback, presumably with billions more killed. This is the highest body count of any piece of Star Trek that I am aware of. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Factoid : | Although the first name Nyota has been used for Uhura in many sources, this movie marks the first time it has ever been used on screen. Her role as the computer voice in this movie was the last role Majel Barrett filmed before her death. The gun battle on the mining ship was scripted as a fist fight; it was changed on the day it was filmed. When we first meet Scotty, look at the cage he has on his desk - there's a Tribble in it. The original plan was to have both Shatner and Nimoy come back in time to meet their younger selves. But it was felt that it would be wrong to bring Kirk back from the dead for this film. If you look carefully at the various platforms Spock passes when he is stealing the older Spock's ship from the mining vessel, you can see a Vulcan lander from the movie First Contact parked on one of them. Up until now the character of Kirk has only ever been played by two people. With this movie that rises to five - Chris Pine, Jimmy Bennett, and whomever played Kirk as a baby! |
Quote : | "Space is disease and danger wrapped in darkness and silence!" - McCoy to Kirk "Spock... you are fully capable of deciding your own destiny. The question you face is... which path will you choose? This is something only you can decide" - Sarek to Spock "Your father was captain of a Starship for twelve minutes. He saved eight hundred lives, including your mothers... and yours. I dare you to do better." - Pike to Kirk "While the essence of our culture has been saved in the elders who now reside upon this ship, I estimate no more than ten thousand have survived. I am now a member of an endangered species." - Spock "You asked me once why I married your mother. I married her because I loved her." - Sarek to Spock "Jim, I just lost my planet. I can tell you, I am emotionally compromised." - Old Spock to Kirk Nero : "I would rather suffer the end of Romulus a thousand times. I would rather die in agony, than accept assistance from you." Sulu : "Pike made him first officer." Kirk : "I'm coming with you." |
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The movie shows us a few selected scenes of Kirk and Spock growing up, both having difficult childhoods. At 22 Kirk is a drifter, in trouble with the law, brawling in bars and generally wasting his life - until he meets Captain Christopher Pike, who tells him what his father achieved in Starfleet and dares him to do better. Kirk enrolls the next day, meeting Leonard McCoy as they ship out.
Three years later Kirk is in trouble again for cheating on the Kobayashi Maru test; during the inquest an emergency arises when it appears Vulcan is suffering a natural disaster. With the bulk of Starfleet occupied in another system the cadets are sent to work on the ships in dock to respond to the crisis. Although Kirk is technically suspended McCoy sneaks him aboard the Enterprise, where he realises that the Vulcan disaster is in fact an attack by the same Romulan ship. The warning does little good; on arrival the Enterprise finds herself massively outgunned by the Romulan ship, which is drilling into the planet Vulcan from a rig lowered into the atmosphere. The Romulan commander, Nero, demands that Pike surrender. Pike does, but sends Kirk, Sulu and a Redshirt to parachute to the drill head and sabotage it. They succeed, but Nero has already reached the core and drops a particle of "red matter" into it, creating a black hole which destroys the planet within minutes. Spock manages to save the planet's leaders, including his father - but must watch his mother killed moments before she would have reached safety.
Spock decides to rendezvous with the rest of the fleet before taking on Nero, much to Kirk's displeasure. The argument boils up to such an extent that Spock has Kirk literally thrown off the ship, dumping him on the planet Delta Vega. There Kirk finds the older Spock, who explains what is happening. In the 2380s a supernova threatened the galaxy and Spock attempted to destroy it by using red matter to create a black hole which would suck it up into nothing. He succeeded, but not before the supernova destroyed Romulus. Nero, incensed by what he saw as a betrayal, attacked Spock's ship and both of them fell into the black hole, emerging in the past; Nero in 2233, Spock in 2258. Nero, with a 25 year head start, was waiting when Spock emerged and quickly captured him and his supply of red matter. Nero dumped Spock on Delta Vega so that he could endure the loss of Vulcan just as Nero had to endure the loss of Romulus. Nero further intends to destroy all other Federation planets so as to allow Romulus to reign supreme.
Kirk and Spock meet up with Engineer Scott on a Federation base on Delta Vega. Spock shows them how to use a transporter to beam back onto the Enterprise at long range, which they do. Kirk pushes Spock into losing his temper, demonstrating that he is emotionally unfit to command. Accepting this, Spock steps down - leaving Kirk in command. Kirk heads to Earth and he and Spock beam onto Nero's ship. In a fierce battle Spock steals older Spock's ship from the future along with its supply of red matter and uses it to destroy the drill rig completely. He then heads back to Nero's ship to ram it. Nero fires everything he has at the ship - but the Enterprise comes to the rescue, blasting the Romulan torpedoes out of space and clearing a path. Meanwhile Kirk rescues Captain Pike and all three beam back to Enterprise moments before the collision. The red matter in Spock's ship ignites, trapping Nero's ship in a black hole. Kirk offers to assist, but Nero says he would rather die - and Kirk happily takes him up on it, blasting the ship to pieces. Enterprise manages to just barely escape the black hole by detonating its warp cores behind the ship, the blast throwing them clear.
Back on Earth Kirk receives his first medal and is appointed Captain of the Enterprise, replacing the now Admiral Pike.
The idea of Trek movie with different actors playing Kirk, Spock and the gang horrified me. I couldn't imagine such a thing ever working. Worse still, the very concept seemed to represent an admission that those who make this stuff had simply run out of ideas and decided to cycle round. When the movie was announced, I sighed and wondered if this would mark the end of my Trek fandom. But then a curious thing happened. Every time stuff leaked out about the movie... I found myself not minding. When the new Enterprise pictures came out there are Trek fans that went apoplectic with anger. And I should really be one of those people... because I'm the guy who DOES enjoy talking about how warp drive works, and what colour phaser beams should be, and why nacelles look one way in TOS and another way in TNG and so on. I'm the guy who has written thousands of pages about that stuff for the other guys who like it too! I should hate the new Enterprise. Only... I don't. I actually like it. I like the funky shaped nacelles. I like the turbine engine thing at the front. I like the sleek hull. I like the fact that it's built on a planet, even. I saw it on the surface and thought "huh, what gives? They build these things in space!" But then I looked at that picture and thought "wow... that actually looke pretty damn cool." And then I thought about it and thought "You know... working with gravity and atmosphere is way easier than working in space... and launching a thing like that into space would be really easy for people with the kinds of engines they have in Trek..." And now I wonder why anybody would ever go to the trouble of building a ship in space at all. I saw the cast pictures... and I liked them. I saw the trailers.. and they ROCKED! I actually got more and more excited about seeing the movie, and especially when the reviews started coming out and not one single one of them was negative. I couldn't wait! And god DAMN did they pull it off! Characters. Every actor in this movie pulls off their character. In order... Karl Urban is absolute perfection as McCoy. He just is. There were times I came close to honestly forgetting that I wasn't watching Deforest Kelley on the screen. After a few viewings you notice that a LOT of his lines are McCoy classics, direct repetition of things said in the original series. Yet it never comes across as forced in any way.
Chris Pine has a slightly harder job, and whilst he doesn't acquit himself quite as well, he really does do a great job as Kirk. One thing that bothered me a little was just how cocky and self assured Pine plays Kirk as. It's a commonly held belief that Kirk was a bit of an egomaniac in TOS. In fact, he really wasn't. Kirk was a man who weighed what to do, thought carefully about his options, and often agonised about whether he had made the right choice or not. Had Pine simply been the cocky young guy, I don't think I would have liked him. But there's a moment that rescues this character and sets it right; towards the end, when Kirk has Nero trapped and helpless... he offers to rescue him. Spock is genuinely confused and disapproving of this, but Kirk simply points out that it's the compassionate thing to do, and may enable the Federation to build peace with the Romulans. It's a small moment, played for a laugh from Spock actually. But in that moment we see past the youthful ego of Kirk and into the true strength and depth that lies below. In that moment, I saw Chris Pine's Kirk blend seamlessly into Bill Shatner's Kirk.
Quinto as Spock has perhaps the hardest role in this film, and while he doesn't struggle with it at all, the choices are a little bit ill at ease. As I mention above, he takes on a near impossible task - playing the young Spock directly against Leonard Nimoy playing the original. Frankly, it does emphasise, somewhat, that Quinto just isn't as good in this role as Nimoy was. And yet Quinto does create a new character here, a spin on Spock who is his own. Showing Spock having a romantic relationship with Uhura is a choice some fans have questioned, but it raises the question "just how different IS this Spock"? And in a way, it excuses Quinto being so different from Nimoy. He's the same character... but very much his own man. Overall, it does work.
Less to say about the others. What is noticable is that everybody gets their own moment, their chance to contribute to the story. So often in the TOS movies Chekov and Sulu were pretty much set decoration, people there to say "now at warp speed sir" and little else. But here... Sulu not only fights on the drill head alongside Kirk, but he kills BOTH of the Romulan miners, and saves Kirk's life. If not for Sulu, Kirk would have died right there and Nero would have ultimately won. Minutes later, Chekov gets his moment when he rushes down to the transporter to save the plummeting Kirk and Sulu - and I just love his repeated "I can do that! I can do that!" as he dashes to the rescue. Uhura is the one who tells Kirk about the attack on the Klingons. Scotty gets Kirk back to the Enterprise. Every one of the main characters on the Enterprise does something which, had it not been done, would have led to the failure of the ship's ultimate mission. It's GREAT!
Nero... Nero is something of a cipher. And actually, I'm okay with that. Nero isn't some great sweeping villain. He isn't a Khan or a Chang who will quote literature at you. He's just a working joe who lost everything he cared about, and then lost himself in a rage that won't end. The thing is, people actually DO that in real life. Keep an eye on the news; it won't be too long until you see some office shmoe who snapped one day, pulled a gun out, and decided to see how many he could get before they got him. That's Nero. He's the guy who snapped, and just decided to run wild until he was brought down. And that's just what he does.
So we come to the story. Time travel... again! Ugh. And yet, they actually use it. They don't reset everything at the end in a corny "hey, nothing you just saw really matters!" sort of a way. They put the time travel in there, and then they follow it through to its consequences and never flinch. It works.
Mercifully, there's little technobabble. "Red matter"... we don't need a spiel about how it does what it does. Red matter makes black holes, Nero has it, that's all we need to know about it. If you read the Countdown comic you find Nero's ship is refitted with Borg technology before he comes back in time, which is why it is so huge and weird looking. They don't even mention it, because they don't need to. A dialogue about who and what the Borg were and how the Romulans got hold of the tech is something this movie just doesn't need.
There's a lot of weird coincidences and random silliness in the movie, admittedly. The travel times are strange, as I mentioned above. The idea of a cadet finding himself in command of a ship is fairly absurd - in this movie cadets seem to just jump randomly into officer ranks whenever the movie feels like. And the crowning silliness in that regard is that Kirk apparently graduates the academy straight into a Captaincy. It's daft... but it's not a big deal, IMO.
So. Big success all around, apparently the box office is rolling in, and Star trek XII has already been approved. Could we have asked for more? I for one can't wait to see where they will take it next.
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This thread is for anything Libya. I'll start:
On Al-Jazeera a video clip was played of a fighter jet crashing to the ground. Anyone what that was all about? Was that a UN fighter jet?
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The MSM is claiming that was a Libyan jet shot down by the rebels. I find it hard to believe the rebels have that kind of capablities though.
A friend of mine said Lybia is claiming they shot down a French jet. Possibility?
Question: Have we sent foreign aid to Libya over the past decades as we have to Egypt? If not, in what ways have we supported al-Qaḏḏāfī's dictatorship as I've seen claimed?
What's the over/under on when ground troops will enter Libya? I'll go with 9 days from today.
Today at work a customer came in and brought up how Obama was doing a great job picking his March madness brackets instead of doing something about the more important things like the issues in the middle east and Japan. I responded that I wished he and all of the government officials would spend more time on those brackets then on Libya and Japan for the sake of the innocent people of Libya and Japan. Now that I think about it I wish march maddness would last months just to keep them occupied and out of everyone elses' business, including mine. As far as ground troops being deployed, I say less then a week from now. Five or six days maybe.
"It is easy to be conspicuously 'compassionate' if others are being forced to pay the cost." - Murray N. Rothbard.
Blueline976: A friend of mine said Lybia is claiming they shot down a French jet. Possibility?
With what? AKs?
Merlin:With what? AKs?
Who knows. The French are reporting that they haven't lost any jets, so yeah. Nevermind lol.
Some guy on Al-Jazeera [correction: Russia Today] said that many of the rebels are CIA agents and agents for other subversive agencies of the West.
Daniel Muffinburg,
I'm not saying that that isn't true, but "Russia Today" has a tendency to blame just about every negative political occurrence in the world on the "evil Western imperialists".
I know.
What a stereotype!
Freedom has always been the only route to progress.
The jet shot down was a Mig-23, which is used by Libya.
The pic is epic. CoD MW3 stuff.
Merlin: The pic is epic. CoD MW3 stuff.
See, without interventionist foriegn policy where could we set videogames???
Just read where the U.S. has launched 112 tomahawk cruise missles targeted at anti-air defense. Obama says there will be no ground troops though...
Evilsceptic: See, without interventionist foriegn policy where could we set videogames???
Damn. Taking that into consideration, our foreign policy is worth it. I can't live without my Call of Duty.
This is probably the best justification I've herd for American foreign policy.
fbc91: http://www.zerohedge.com/sites/default/files/images/user5/imageroot/von%20havenstein/Benghazi.jpg The jet shot down was a Mig-23, which is used by Libya. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mig_23
Imagine a time when kids can say to their parents, "But it's not real! It's just a game!"
This interesting:
Israel reportedly sent 50,000 African mercenaries to help Gaddafi.
fbc91:Damn. Taking that into consideration, our foreign policy is worth it. I can't live without my Call of Duty.
Well everyone knows that without government we'd have corporations enslaving the population and fighting wars against each other. So maybe Call of Duty: Private Enterprise would be a pretty badass game. Apple could team up with General Motors and maybe make an iTank?
Why? Actually, the initial reports were that it was a Gaddafi plane shot down by the rebels; then a rebel plane shot down by Gaddafi forces; after about 15 minutes it came out that it was a rebel plane shot down by the rebels. But a later report said it was "confirmed" that it was in fact a Gaddafi plane after all. I haven't heard anything more, but the media were still reporting an own-goal by the rebels much later. MSM are usually the last to report real info, though.
This is not the same plane. Gaddafi claims to have shot down a French jet. French TV reported it, I'm told. But it's not true.
I really don't think this operation is much more than rerun on a larger scale of Operation Eldorado Canyon. Differently from Saddam Hussein or the Taliban Gaddafi hasn't outlived his intended purpose, so a full blown invasion is out of the picture. Consider this operation to serve two purposes. The first is a warning shot to Gaddafi: we've given you everything you wanted, now start behaving or you'll join Saddam, Diem and other US-backed dictators who outlived their usefulness. The second is a sophisticated smoke and mirrors show for the benefit of the Arab world. The US is playing damage control with the oppressed masses of the Gulf, Egypt and the Maghreb. After the embarassing Mubarak show, after selling enormous quantities of weapons to Saudi Arabia (some of which are now being used against the people of Bahrain), after backing every single scoundrel they could find, they need a PR operation. Think of it as a Gulf War on a small scale: the Forces of Freedom coming to the help of the oppressed.
What the final outcome will be, nobody can tell. I personally think not even The Witch has thought about what to do next, just like when she charged like a raging bull into Somalia without a clear plan of action. A possible scenario could be an extended bombing campaign to break Gaddafi's claws and fangs (read: destroy his air force, damage has much heavy equipment as possible and demoralize his foreign mercenaries) followed by the arrival of UN troops, perhaps supplied by the African Union and the Arab League, to establish a "safety zone" around rebel-controlled areas. Another scenario is a ceasefire negotiated by the Arab League, which needs a PR operation itself big time, with Gaddafi agreeing at least to some of the rebels' demands, and the arrival of Arab League troops into the country.
Personally I think Gaddafi will go into his usual insane ramblings, threaten everybody will anhilation, but in the end he'll give in. His priority number one is to stay in power and if he has to come to more reasonable terms with both the rebels and Europe, he'll do so. Differently from the Afghan "insurgents", who have no fixed bases, no airfields, no heavy weaponry and can easily melt away, he's extremely vulnerable to the devastating Allied air supremacy. In the twenty five years since Eldorado Canyon the US has learned a thing or two about how to use this terrifying tool of destruction to the worst.
I'm not too sure. The only news source which has reported anything like this has been Press TV which is Iranian state-TV: a mouthpiece of the totalitarian regime in Tehran which frequently puts out stories advocating Holocaust denial and the like. I wouldn't trust them if I were you. I mean I thought British state-TV was bad!
Rcder: Daniel Muffinburg, I'm not saying that that isn't true, but "Russia Today" has a tendency to blame just about every negative political occurrence in the world on the "evil Western imperialists".
Rusia Today hosted Lew Rockwell today: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rD8AHvWqqE0
Commie claims Libya invasion is about gold. You MUST watch this for a few laughs.
Nooooooooo! Not that guy again.
1. Some guy on RT, is not the same as RT. 2. Why the citation marks, are you quoting someone?
lol western imperialism? There's not even one example of such a thing.
not sure if serious
... just as the State has no money of its own, so it has no power of its own - Albert Jay Nock
A shoulder fired SAM only costs about $10,000, which is a tad cheaper than a MiG-25.
This has been identical to the Bush years. Whatever happens, seriously, whatever happens is spun to be a 'victory'. It's pure IngSoc. Victory on the Malabar front! Actually, it's crazier than that.
There is no debate allowed because the results are pretedermined beforehand and it will always be concluded as a 'victory'.
Doublespeak abounds; a 39 seat plurality of a pro-Western party in a parliament of 200, sponsored by a ruling body that was not elected by the Libyan people is a 'landslide' and a 'democratic revolution'.
Not to mention how uncomfortably this parallels the situation in Iraq in 2005.
Also, this forum is broken and I can't edit my above post, so I'll post this here:
Since WWII the entire dialogue over military intervention has been extirpated by the State. A false 'democratic' election is seen as a sign of the success of military intervention. A deposing of an anti-US autocrat sending a country into civil war and chaos is seen as a sign of the success of military intervention, since only futher military intervention will be able to prevent further violence.
You cannot win this debate because it has been preordained to fit the military-industrial complex's view of world affairs.


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I'd like to start my tenure here at Hack Library School with a dose of brutal honesty: I'm not a huge fan of people.
Ok, to be fair, it's not that I don't LIKE people. It's just that, as an introvert, I find them exhausting, and the prospect of seemingly endless conversations with strangers gives me serious anxiety.
As a grad student who would, one day, like to find a full-time, paying job, I realize the importance of networking. I know that going to conferences and seeking out new connections in the library field is an excellent way to learn new things and perhaps even procure gainful employment. I also know that I rarely have the desire to walk up to strangers, awkwardly introduce myself, and attempt to make library-related small talk. So what's a library student to do?
Enter Twitter (or Tumblr, or Facebook, or the social media of your choosing). I know it seems like a cliché to extoll the virtues of the internet for quiet people, but social media is becoming an increasingly valuable tool for networking and professional development. It allows you to make connections and share your own knowledge, all while avoiding the dreaded small talk.
This past weekend, for example, I had the opportunity to attend the annual conference of the New York Library Association (NYLA). The conference was a great opportunity to connect with and learn from all types of librarians in New York state, and to do some networking.
Because I'm not so great at the small talk, I decided to focus my efforts at the conference on my online presence. I tweeted throughout the sessions I attended, followed the conference hashtag to find out what was going on in other sessions (#nyla12 if you're interested in catching up on the conversation), and made sure to reply to and re-tweet information I found valuable.
My presence on Twitter throughout the conference allowed me to connect with librarians despite my discomfort with networking. I found new people to follow, gained new followers, and saw, through re-tweets, tweets marked as favorites, and responses, that people appreciated the information I was generating. It may not be a traditional form of networking, but Twitter enabled me to have a more fulfilling conference experience.
I'm not saying that we should cease all human interaction and communicate solely through social networks. I had my share of "normal" conversations at the conference as well. I am saying, though, that social media provides an extra layer of communication that can actually enhance our networking and professional development experiences.
Twitter isn't the only way to enrich your library school experience. I use Tumblr to see what's happening in some of my favorite libraries. I read a number of blogs written by fellow library school students as well as working librarians. I also love Pinterest for a visual representation of cool library ideas. I think the wide variety of social media tools can really help us be better librarians (particularly those of us who are introverts).
So, what's your social media poison? How do you deal with being an introvert in a field that requires so much communication and connection? Let us know in the comments, or find Alison on Twitter @AlisonJane0306.
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My friend posted on my FB wall and said that I was crazy for having 10k tweets. I guess I'm a heavy social media user! As a fellow introvert, I also highly value social media. My first semester of library school, I tried to make an appointment to see my adviser and she kept pushing me off, which was frustrating. The next semester, I discovered twitter, and I never contacted her again for advice because I found a community of mentors who were willing to answer my n00b questions. In my opinion, the sooner you can stand on your own feet and collaborate with others in your field outside of your school, the better. You're more independent and when you graduate, you'll be able to hit the ground running. Social media just helps that process.
I have held off on tweeting. Not for any particular reason. But you have all inspired me to get the app on my phone and get tweeting!
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