How many of the following do you know?Aglet. Bollard. Dingbat. Ferrule. Keeper. Kerf. Punt (or kick). Philtrum. Phosphenes. Tragus.I knew exactly one and somewhat unsurprisingly, it was “dingbat”.
A new site, Brijit provides 100 word summaries of magazine articles in a number of categories. Sort of a MetaFilter for magazines and you guessed it…via MetaFilter.
Continuing my trend of posting contrarian viewpoints on major Christian holidays, here's a piece on why atheists get angry and frustrated with believers. (But I am glad to
It threw me a bit to be typing a random list of common English words rather than the more usual sentences and paragraphs but I did okay on
You know it's a hard core list when the Library of Congress only ranks an “honourable mention”. 😉Ranking the World's Best Digital Libraries
Borders and Lulu.com have teamed up to create Border's Lifestyle, a new service allowing anyone to design and publish their own book and have it distributed through Borders
I was going to link to a list of the symptoms of severe food poisoning and leave off at that. But after sleeping sixteen hours out of the
Gives new meaning to the phrase “cook book“. And pretty much any site's even more fun when viewed with this.
One of the things I'm trying to do while on the road training branch librarians and the general public about the Internet and computers is to go beyond
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