The Internet Library of Early Journals is a digitized collection of journals from the 18th and 19th centuries. (via MetaFilter)
(Thanks to Kerry M. for the timely tip that allows me to do a post relevant to both babies and libraries!)
Oh yeah, and it's Friday so time for the weekly FFL (I almost forgot!) Tag-clouds for the first debates of the Democratic and Republican primaries. (via MetaFilter)
An Indian physicist puts a PC with a high speed internet connection in a wall in the slums and watches what happens. What he discovered was that the
Britain’s biggest specialist book chain, Waterstone’s, asked its 5,000 staff to name their favourite five books written since 1982, the date Waterstone’s opened its first store. The list
A fitting list for Friday the 13th – “13 Lucky Tips For Activists“. What’s #1? “Have a sense of humour.”
I've addressed this before but my readership has grown quite a bit since the last time I talked about it so I'll give some background on the FFL's
There’s nothing fun about this week’s post but it’ll likely get your blood boiling. A recent MetaFilter post explained how Circuit City was losing too much money so
LoudIt.org offers free MP3 audio books of classic works that you can download or read long with onscreen. (via MetaFilter)
I was recently forwarded an e-mail that mentioned how MIT is offering a variety of free University courses that cover almost their entire curriculum. This e-mail reminded me
I started this blog in 2006 when I was doing my Master of Library Science degree at the University of Western Ontario.
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