Weekend Edition: 5-19

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On Censorship (“Even more serious is the growing acceptance of the don’t-rock-the-boat response to those artists who do rock it, the growing agreement that censorship can be justified when certain interest groups, or genders, or faiths declare themselves affronted by a piece of work.”)

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Weekend Edition: 5-12

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Siouxland Libraries now has a mobile app. I’ve been playing with it for about a week and the speed with which it searches the catalog is quite impressive.

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Nine Dangerous Things You Were Taught In School (“6. Behaving yourself is as important as getting good marks.”)

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Weekend Edition: 5-5

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May is World in Translation Month, where independent book stores promote literature in translation.

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The Enemy Within (“If America stopped searching for goblins under the bed, it might actually be able to reset its economic priorities and start investing in the things that would make the [...]

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Weekend Edition: 4-28

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Monday is International Jazz Day.

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A teacher, a student and a 39-year-long lesson in forgiveness (“The beauty of an apology is that everyone wins because it reveals not only who we are, but who we hope we are.”)

The capital of the forgetful (“There is a [...]

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Weekend Edition: 4-21

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Monday is World Book Night

Voting in the Independent Book Blogger Awards ends Monday night.

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Death and the Library (“In a house of readers, what, more than books, allows access to the inner lives of its occupants?”)

Tracking Creation in Glen Rose (“In the beginning, [...]

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Weekend Edition: 4-14

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Truly, I’m not pushing this but you can vote for this blog in the Goodreads Independent Book Blogger contest. There is also a link in the right sidebar. I normally don’t do stuff like this but since it can result in a free trip to Book Expo America, I figured I would do [...]

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Weekend Edition: 4-7

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The Death of the Book (“Pity the book. It’s dead again.”)

My Kasual Kountry Weekend With the Knights of the Ku Klux Klan (“This much, at least, is true: today’s Ku Klux Klan is a destination of last resort for the castoffs of American society.”) (via)

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Weekend Edition: 3-31

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The Internet’s Cult of Now (“Is it possible that, as a society, we will no longer be able to remember the past and no longer envision the future, when all of our collective energies are put into imagining the now?”)

In Which I Dare Connecticut To Come Get [...]

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Weekend Edition: 3-24

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My Sweet 16 started yesterday. I watched three NCAA Division I hockey games, have all or parts of five other games on my schedule for today and another two tomorrow (both will have to be DVRed because I will be at the Stampede game during the first one and don’t want to learn [...]

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Weekend Edition: 3-17

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America the Possible: A Manifesto, Part I (“The hard truth is that our political system today is simply incapable of meeting the great challenges described here. What we have is third-rate governance at a time when the challenges we face require first-rate governance.”) (via)

The Difference Between Public [...]

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