Postcards from a Librarian
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this is so me sometimes.
want this! poster sized.
So @Storminights says this is me.
(Source: jimjarmusch)
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Another reason why library funding is so important. Especially when that internet access if for research or job searching.
(via Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation » American public libraries & community internet access infographic)
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Data. It’s happening. All the time. Great infographic.
Infographic of how much data is created/consumed every minute online, broken down by specific platforms.
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Accuracy of Medical Information on the Internet | Guest Blog, Scientific American Blog Network
MedlinePlus isn’t mentioned but it should be. Use it for medical information. :)
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Bing It On - Take the Bing versus Google Challenge
I think 5 rounds is a little much but I suppose it’s better for the overall math of the project. Anyway, adding this to my Super Searcher class.
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That’s still less that I expected.
Only A Third of the World’s Population is Online
Via Statista. Select to embiggen.
![I’m pretty happy the internet has changed this much.
calimae:
How the Internet Looked in 1996 vs 2011 [Infographic]](http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lvqwofPgBu1qhbgbvo1_500.jpg)
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Ain’t no sunshine ☔ #houston
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#Houston #Texas #downtown #skyline
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When I was a kid someone told me someone jumped off that building and was impaled by it’s spikes....
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Hello, Texas Medical Center. #houston
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#downtown from #street #view #houston #texas
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#houston #texas #architecture #buildings #canon #5dii
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#houston #texas #architecture #buildings #canon #5dii
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#houston #texas #architecture #buildings #canon #5dii
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Picture day (Taken with Instagram)
