A Hollywood accent coach made a video then followed it up with a Reddit AMA…
Sasha and I were playing Spot It! today and it got me thinking how the game manages to have such a vast number of cards and yet there’s
Still recovering from the US Election results, I ended up listening to Springsteen’s “The Ghost of Tom Joad” album this morning which seemed like a good fit with
At RPL’s annual Staff Development Day today (okay, yesterday since I’m posting this on Saturday), they were demoing a new Virtual Reality accessory the library recently purchased. This
We didn’t get here when we were in the Mayan Riviera during our wedding in 2003 and I don’t know if we’ll have time during our upcoming trip
My branch has recently received one of two 3D Printers that RPL is rotating through our various branches. We’ll have it until May 2017 or so but one
It’s crazy how successful Donald (great of Hillary to call him this during the debate – both to reinforce he has no formal title and also not to
Honestly, how does anyone believe in god after you think about it for like, seven seconds?
I’m always interested in the concept of generational differences which has come up a couple times recently – after Shea attended a workshop on reaching out to young
Designed to encourage lateral thinking and break creative logjams, Brian Eno’s Oblique Strategies might help you through some of the problems you’re facing.
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