We are going to start with the depressing stuff today and work our way up to optimism by the end of the post. Ready? Here we go!
Bill Lucey features a multitude of information (including many links) about September 11, 2001. Incidentally, you can see how clueless I was on that day, at least at first.
A Pulitzer-winning photojournalist, faced with laying off staff, chooses to resign instead.
TinEye is a "reverse image search" so you can find out just who took that photo/designed that logo.
JSTOR is making older journal content (as in 1923 and earlier) available for free!
Thinking about names? Thinking about literary connotations? Flavorwire has you covered.
I wish there were photos to go along with this profile of a librarian breaking the fashion stereotypes of the profession, but we'll just have to imagine how fabulous the looks are.
Finally, here's a brief story. Lawyer puts up ads all over town. Facebook page making fun of the ads appears. Page quickly grows in popularity. Lawyer learns of Facebook page. In a surprise twist ending, the lawyer not only finds the page hilarious, he's going to throw a party in town to celebrate! Everyone wins! (Take note, people. This is a great life lesson.)
Tomorrow: links from others, so stop back.
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