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    1. Information Shadows how ubiquitous computing serializes everyday things Mike Kuniavsky NASIG Annual Conference June 7, 2008 Good morning! My name is Mike Kuniavsky and the first thing I should tell you is that I have no formal background in library science, so I apologize in advance for all terrible misunderstandings that may occur. Photo CC by puck90, found on Flickr 1

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