Why I don’t need (or want) a bucket list when I retire | Toronto Star
“Apparently, I am more of a slacker than I thought. Not only don’t I have…
Month: November 2014
Dog Follows Athletes Through Mud And Water, And Melts Hearts : The Two-Way : NPR
“After a stray dog in Ecuador met a team of Swedish adventure athletes, he grew…
Watch the magic of sound and science in ‘Cymatics’ | The Verge
“Tallying up nearly two million views across Vimeo and YouTube in two weeks, my favorite…
Where the Real ‘Imitation Game’ Happened – NYTimes.com
“BLETCHLEY, England — When “Captain Ridley’s shooting party” gathered here in late August 1938 as…
Black Friday and Cyber Monday Android app and game sales roundup | TalkAndroid.com
“If you have been wanting to buy a particular app, but waiting for the price…
Can your dog understand what you’re saying? – CSMonitor.com
“When a dog hears his owner – whether it’s an affectionate call, a curt command,…
21 authors write about how NC influenced them | CharlotteObserver.com
“RALEIGH, N.C. — Writer and editor Marianne Gingher gave 21 authors a wide-open assignment: write…
Book News: Despite The Tumult, Ferguson Library Keeps Its Doors Open : The Two-Way : NPR
“Scott Bonner, the library’s director and its only full-time librarian, kept the building open to…
David Baldacci: By the Book – NYTimes.com
“The author, most recently, of “The Escape” was a library rat growing up: “Libraries are…
The Modern Invention of Thanksgiving | JSTOR Daily
“When you think of the history of Thanksgiving, you’d be hard-pressed not to picture funny…
How college students *really* do research – findings from recent studies | usable libraries
We hear a lot about how college students “only search in Google these days” or…
How the Strand Keeps Going in the Age of Amazon — Vulture
“Walk into the Strand Book Store, at East 12th and Broadway, and the retail experience…
