Links: Job Prospects, Scanning, and Google Wave.

This week’s Links post is a little short since I’m on vacation.

• Report from AAS Employment Session | Women In Astronomy
  From Jessica: Here is a belated but interesting post on the AAS employment session from January’s AAS meeting. The blog post also points to these two additional articles:
  • Does the US Produce Too Many Scientists? | Scientific American
  • Academic Labor Market ‘Gone Seriously Awry’ | Brainstrom
• Project Basement: Day 3 | Unclutterer
  This person’s saga of dealing with 6 boxes of “teaching paperwork” reinforces to me how important it is to start scanning, shredding, and tossing as soon as possible before it becomes a monumental task. With the beauty of a machine that is the Fujitsu ScanSnap S1500M, there’s no reason file cabinets should contain anything other than active items from the current year.
• Google Wave Adds Email Notifications | Lifehacker