"That most delicious of all privileges -
spending other people's money" -- John Randolph of Roanoke (June 2,
1773 - May 24, 1833) Representative and Senator from Virginia
TIP #1:
Go to Delicious.com
(www.delicious.com), and enter the
following search string:
Conference desulfurization
You will see a list of conferences I have found over the years that pertain in
some way to the topic of desulfurization.
Here is a sample of upcoming conferences resulting from the Delicious.com
search …
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5th Global Heavy
Oil Management 2013 Praxis Interactive Technology Workshop & Expo
22 Apr 2013 - 25 Apr 2013, Trinidad and Tobago
AIChE 2013 Process Development Symposium
June 11-13, 2013, The Hyatt Lodge at McDonald's Campus, Oak Brook, IL
16th Nordic Symposium On Catalysis
15-17 June 2014, Norway
Heavy Oil Latin America
September 24 - 26, 2013, Puerto Vallarta, Mexico
ERTC - European Refining Technology Conference - 18th
Annual Meeting
19th November 2013 - 21st November 2013, Budapest, Hungary
Annual Saudi-Japan Symposium: Catalysts in Petroleum
Refining & Petrochemicals
December 1-2, 2013
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TIP #2:
You don’t have to join Delicious.com to search it, but I recommend you do
so … it is an excellent way to save, describe, and preserve your bookmarks.
Not just about desulfurization ... The Blog offers tips & tricks for more effective online research on ANY technology
Showing posts with label social bookmarks. Show all posts
Showing posts with label social bookmarks. Show all posts
Thursday, April 4, 2013
Saturday, July 28, 2012
Another Reason to Use Delicious
“After all these
years I see that I was mistaken about Eve in
the beginning; it is better to live outside the Garden with her than inside it
without her.” -- Mark Twain (American Humorist, Writer and Lecturer.
1835-1910)
I recently changed computers and was sure that I had thought of everything I had to save from my old computer to transfer to the new one.
I was mistaken. I forgot to save my bookmarks.
Fortunately, I had added the bookmarks to my Delicious (www.delicious.com) social bookmarking account. All I had to do was to export the bookmarks from Delicious, then import them to my new computer via my browser.
TIP: to export links from Delicious …
Log in and head to your "Settings" page, found by mousing over the "Profile" button on the top right of Delicious. There you'll find options to both import and export your links or browser bookmarks.
I recently changed computers and was sure that I had thought of everything I had to save from my old computer to transfer to the new one.
I was mistaken. I forgot to save my bookmarks.
Fortunately, I had added the bookmarks to my Delicious (www.delicious.com) social bookmarking account. All I had to do was to export the bookmarks from Delicious, then import them to my new computer via my browser.
TIP: to export links from Delicious …
Log in and head to your "Settings" page, found by mousing over the "Profile" button on the top right of Delicious. There you'll find options to both import and export your links or browser bookmarks.
Bonus TIP: Visit my Delicious desulfurization bookmarks.
The easiest way to do so is to visit www.delicious.com and search for desulfurization.
Labels:
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Tuesday, August 30, 2011
Search Social Bookmarks
“It is easy -- terribly easy -- to shake a man's faith in himself. To take advantage of that to break a man's spirit is devil's work.” -- George Bernard Shaw (Irish literary Critic, Playwright and Essayist. 1925 Nobel Prize for Literature, 1856-1950)
Take advantage of Delicious bookmarks (http://www.delicious.com/) to find hidden nuggets. Delicious.com is a social bookmarking site. People find bookmarks of interest to them and save them to their Delicious.com account. Most people tag their bookmarks with keywords that make sense to them.
Consequently, you can search the site using keywords that are important to you … and turn up some interesting results.
Search Delicious.com, for example, using the following keywords …
fuel cell sofc
One result is …
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Solid Oxide Fuel Cell, Tubular SOFC, Emergency Power Generator - Acumentrics
Bookmarked by: Garry Golden///////
Click the hyperlinked Solid Oxide Fuel Cell, Tubular SOFC, Emergency Power Generator - Acumentrics to find …
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Acumentrics (http://www.acumentrics.com/)Acumentrics solid oxide fuel cells deliver clean, efficient and quiet electrical power and heat in a reliable system designed for remote, military and commercial sites. These systems operate on conventional fuels like natural gas and propane for commercial applications and liquid logistics fuels for military applications.///////
Return to the original entry, and click the hyperlinked bookmarker’s name (Garry Golden) … the result is a list of Garry’s other bookmarks, as well as a link to his site … www.garrygolden.net … where you can find more information about the bookmarker.
Which raises another possibility … not only can you use Delicious.com to explore … you can save your own bookmarks, and promote yourself in the process.
While you’re at it, take a look at my desulfurization bookmarks … just go to http://www.delicious.com/ and search the keyword desulfurization.
Oh, and one other thing …remember to bookmark the Desulfurization Blog (http://www.desulf.blogspot.com/)
Take advantage of Delicious bookmarks (http://www.delicious.com/) to find hidden nuggets. Delicious.com is a social bookmarking site. People find bookmarks of interest to them and save them to their Delicious.com account. Most people tag their bookmarks with keywords that make sense to them.
Consequently, you can search the site using keywords that are important to you … and turn up some interesting results.
Search Delicious.com, for example, using the following keywords …
fuel cell sofc
One result is …
///////
Solid Oxide Fuel Cell, Tubular SOFC, Emergency Power Generator - Acumentrics
Bookmarked by: Garry Golden///////
Click the hyperlinked Solid Oxide Fuel Cell, Tubular SOFC, Emergency Power Generator - Acumentrics to find …
///////
Acumentrics (http://www.acumentrics.com/)Acumentrics solid oxide fuel cells deliver clean, efficient and quiet electrical power and heat in a reliable system designed for remote, military and commercial sites. These systems operate on conventional fuels like natural gas and propane for commercial applications and liquid logistics fuels for military applications.///////
Return to the original entry, and click the hyperlinked bookmarker’s name (Garry Golden) … the result is a list of Garry’s other bookmarks, as well as a link to his site … www.garrygolden.net … where you can find more information about the bookmarker.
Which raises another possibility … not only can you use Delicious.com to explore … you can save your own bookmarks, and promote yourself in the process.
While you’re at it, take a look at my desulfurization bookmarks … just go to http://www.delicious.com/ and search the keyword desulfurization.
Oh, and one other thing …remember to bookmark the Desulfurization Blog (http://www.desulf.blogspot.com/)
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