Ask yourself:
Could this meeting be a zoom?
Could this zoom be a phone call?
Could this phone call be an email?
Could this email be a text?
Could this text be unsent?
Could we in silence retreat to the forest?
Could we, by game trails & forgotten paths, vanish into the trees?
Yellow rosella (Platycercus elegans flaveolus) at Hattah-Kulkyne National Park in the Victorian Mallee region, 500km NW of Melbourne, Australia #ownpic
In Arizona "Prescott Public Library and Prescott Farmers Market are excited to announce the opening of the Prescott Seed Library in March of 2021" https://t.co/168smn3wM6
@SNAP_Ed_Eval@StateLibAZ@azlalib@Shareable
Gotta say I don't really understand people who think cataloguing is boring 🤷🏻♀️
There's real skill—and a real joy—in extracting the essential qualities of a resource and arranging those qualities in ways that might match what a user is likely to search for.
IT'S HERE...😮!
The program for the 2020 virtual #CCGlobalSummit (19-23 Oct.) is live and registration is open 🎉!
With 150+ sessions and 200+ speakers across 40 countries, we think this will be the Best Summit Ever.
(Did we mention it's free? 👏😉)
https://t.co/2mp7HKHfig
"Why are you willing to give up your personal data to pretty much anyone who asks for it?" Our own @carissaveliz writes about privacy in @aeonmag (with editing by @philosophybites) https://t.co/kjsK2ZgQim
The Library of the Sakya Monastery, southern Tibet, built in 13thCE, one of the largest collection of Tibetan and Indic manuscripts and block-printed books, over 44,000 texts, shelves reach height of 10 meters. Cataloguing began in 2005...
My contribution to the "Diary Files" inspired by listening to the fantastic webinar hosted by RIMPA and and lead by Paula Bray about the DX Lab at @statelibrarynsw#TheDiaryFiles#dxlab https://t.co/mRK6otuqqZ
"Throughout Chinese history, great collections and enormous libraries have been lost, to fires both accidental and deliberate. In times of mass migration due to conflict or invasion, a book collection was too bulky to carry along, and had to be abandoned."
https://t.co/UxupbF2UMf
One of the rarest & most beautiful of all ancient scripts, here shown in its typographically finest form: this is the Avestan script, developed in the 3rd and 4th century AD to write Zoroastrian scripture. From Westergaard's "Zendavesta", the first complete edition, 1852-4. 1/3
One of the rarest & most beautiful of all ancient scripts, here shown in its typographically finest form: this is the Avestan script, developed in the 3rd and 4th century AD to write Zoroastrian scripture. From Westergaard's "Zendavesta", the first complete edition, 1852-4. 1/3
📝 ‘I’m always inclined to believe that the best way of knowing God is to love a great deal’, wrote Vincent. What you believe in can massively impact who you are as a person. This was also the case for Vincent van Gogh. Find out what he believed in: https://t.co/LpelugTPls 🌻
#ISYS1166 This morning after sitting in on class, Jack has discovered his passion lies in HTML. He now regrets the years he spent sleeping in and chasing flies around the room.