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Ask the Audience?

chenyiming wrote 15 hours ago: Photo from “Audience” page on Wikipedia There’s a bit on the old gameshow Who Want … more →

Tags: Social Media, Wikipedia, Encyclopaedia Britannica, webMD, britannica, yahoo answers, Stanley Fish

My browsing life5 comments

nevalalee wrote 1 week ago: I’m grateful for a lot of things in life, but if there’s one blessing I could stand to a … more →

Tags: Books, Strand Bookstore

Putto in Spring6 comments

Sheila T Illustrated wrote 1 week ago: This putto  is my Raphael/Donatello, although I am in no way comparing my work to that of the master … more →

Tags: Flora and Fauna, Seasonal, Photography, angel, spring, Lilac Bush, Nikon, Bokeh, Cherub

Animated Informational Graphic

anthonyjgrande wrote 2 weeks ago:   Here are some facts about coal and it’s derivatives based on the Encyclopedia Britannic … more →

Tags: Time based, Motion Graphics

[2013-05-01] Psy apare în Encyclopedia Britannica

yunmin78 wrote 2 weeks ago: Psy are acum un articol numai pentru el în ‘Encyclopedia Britannica‘! Pentru cei care nu ştiu ce est … more →

Tags: Psy

Printing Press, Meet WordPress4 comments

Sei Paulson wrote 1 month ago: I came across this gem after reading a book written by the featured writer. I’m reading his bo … more →

Tags: History, printing, Samuel Hopkins Adams

1911 Encyclopedia Britannica: Entry: Cider

unitedstatesofcider wrote 1 month ago: CIDER, or Cyder (from the Fr. cidre, derived from the Lat. sicera or cisera, Gr. veicepa, Heb. sheka … more →

Tags: Terminology, Cider Knowledge, cider, what is cider, Cider definitions, About cider

18 March 2013 (AFR, NYTimes) - Shock tax on deposits in Cyprus unnerves rest of Europe

robertbrain wrote 2 months ago: (18 March 2013, AFR, p10, Liz Alderman, Athens, and New York Times) Facing Bailout Tax, Cypriots Try … more →

Tags: 1.Market Observations, EURO-CRISIS, Tax, Deposits, deposits tax

DW Türkce / Üçüncü kuşak web

mechmetyilmaz wrote 2 months ago: http://rss.dw.de/xml/podcast_Bilim-ve-Teknik Nihat Halıcı tarafından hazırlanan programda, kısaca ma … more →

Tags: Internet, World Wide Web, Wikipedia, Bilgi Teknolojileri, Google, Üçüncü kuşak web, web 3 0, semantik web, Web

Sunday!

gerrycanavan wrote 2 months ago: * SFW (at least in my estimation) photography project depicting porn actresses with and without make … more →

Tags: Look at what I found on the Internet, Atlantic Monthly, Babyeaters, Catholicism, Charts, Don't Work For Free, donkey kong, Eliezer Yudkowsky, Feminism

Books as furniture3 comments

nevalalee wrote 2 months ago: I’ve always been fascinated by the prospect of buying books by the foot. The Strand, my favori … more →

Tags: Books, Henry David Thoreau, Strand Bookstore, Great Books of the Western World, Rising Up and Rising Down, Apartment Therapy, William T. Vollmann

Valentine's Day - as reported by the Illustrated London News1 comment

rbkclibraries wrote 3 months ago: The Illustrated London News – masthead I’m sure it couldn’t have escaped anyone … more →

Tags: Fulham Library, Books, Archives & local studies, Reference, Online Resources, encyclopedia britannica, London illustrated, Great Expectations, valentine's day

Valentine's Day - as reported by the Illustrated London News1 comment

rbkclibraries wrote 3 months ago: The Illustrated London News – masthead I’m sure it couldn’t have escaped anyone … more →

Tags: Reference store materials, Location, Kensington Central Library, Kensington Central Reference Library, valentine's day, Love, The Illustrated London News, Valentine's Day Cards, valentines cards

8/9

caffinefreak wrote 3 months ago: I know if I publish my own writing here after the mentioning those who can write so well my work is … more →

Tags: Literature, School, Walter Lippmann, Freedom, Opinion, anaphora, A.P. Language and Composition, Encyclopedia Britannica Online, Liberty

Home Schooling (Laudator Temporis Acti)

philokalos wrote 3 months ago: This is from Michael Gilleland, whose blog I heartily recommend (and link to on the right): John McP … more →

Tags: Laudator Temporis Acti, Latin, Shakespeare, Greek, Mark Twain, Michael Gilleland, Charles Dickens, French, Education

Wikipedia Is Not As Evil As Your Professor Says [citation needed]

paulshoreline wrote 4 months ago: Ask any high school teacher or college professor and they’ll be more than happy to talk ad nau … more →

Tags: College Life, citation, citation needed, research paper, Valid Source, Wikipedia

An Atheist Who Says His Prayers: Why I Celebrate Christmas3 comments

journalpulp wrote 5 months ago: Syncretism: a term that means the combining or reconciling of opposing practices and principles. Syn … more →

Tags: Christmas, Gerard Manly Hopkins, brumalia, Catholic Encyclopedia, Christmas mandate, democrat and chronicle, Dr. William Gutsch, Massachusetts Bay Colony, New England

Moderately Interesting Morning Fact Dec. 6: Footnote Edition

Daniel P. Finney wrote 5 months ago: On this day in 1768, the first edition of “Encyclopædia Britannica” was published. The v … more →

Tags: Popular Culture, Humor, history writing, Plagerism

The Divisions of Power Exhibition and Preview

emilyrusby wrote 6 months ago: The preview for the exhibition went really well, it was quite busy and everyone seemed really positi … more →

Tags: The Parsonage, the parsonage, Fletcher Moss, division of power, Institute of Temporary Art, Fletcher Moss Art Gallery, || interactive art ||


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