Should I be doing monthly museum links?

It's definitely been more than a week since I posted my "weekly" links. A combo of being busy at work then taking a week-long vacation prevented me from keeping up with my schedule. This week's "weekly" links will cover everything from July 30 to present.

• Here's a great post on finding the "perfect job." Does it really exist?
• If you've ever been to a conference, check out this post on re-thinking conference sessions.
• I have always loved going to the movies and I think this site would be great for a movie exhibit.
• Do you live in a city with an EMP group? I definitely wish I did. EMP did a great post on starting a group from scratch.
• Did you contribute to Museum Minute's twitter conversation yesterday? So why do you work in museums?
• In case you missed it: You can live in a museum! Sort of.
• And here's a shameless plug for my Volunteer Management paper.

Weekly Links: July 23-29

Here's a list of links worth checking out from the week of July 23-29:

• A display of life expectancy and child poverty that shows the discrepencies based on a tube map. Definitely hits home the idea of where you grow up/live determines a lot of things.
• Great online learning resource, Peer2Peer University. I'm taking up a course with the Saylor Foundation on Art History, but Peer2Peer offers much more. Or if you're looking for job skills ALISON is the place to start.
• Commentary tying museum curation to student learning.
• Girl Power! Women changing the face of philanthropy.
• Google just keeps impressing me. Wish I could be in London to see their Web Lab.

That's it for this week. Look for a review of Crystal Bridges soon!