I’ve always loved quotations and used to even “read” quotation books. Now the web has modernized the idea in the form of quote web sites. There are a
This is a good video but guilty of one of my biggest pet peeves of the data analysis of this entire pandemic – not using per capita numbers
Coronavirus is FAKE NEWS pic.twitter.com/YPzxrbaOZf — Brent Terhune in Ashville Nov 14 (@BrentTerhune) March 6, 2020 Released on March 6, I think this was the first video
In a time of unprecedented challenges, the big debate in libraryland is how/when libraries should reopen. There are good reasons on both sides of the ledger but as
Stumbled on this YouTube series where a guitar teacher listens to a recommended song by his fans and then provides commentary. He’s often never heard the song before
Early on and throughout the pandemic, there have been lots of nice “We’re in this together“, “Humans have survived worse“-type messages of positivity mixed with advice to not
A few people we’ve told about our experience going for a COVID test said they appreciated having some information about what the process was like. So we thought
Perhaps like no other profession on earth, librarians are dedicated to providing others with factual, accurate information across an incredibly broad range of subjects (if you’re a Dewey
Of all the “inspirational” celebrity messages, sing-a-longs, and tips, I do believe this is my favourite… (And bonus, possibly the first time I’ve clearly heard the lyrics to
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