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Monthly Archives: April 2016
We Still Love Our Libraries In North America
Last week, the American Institute of Architects and the American Library Association announced the winners of the AIA/ALA Library Building Awards for 2016. To qualify, an institution had to display an innovative reinvention of traditional library design. Are the winners:
Posted in Architecture, Canada, Libraries, Tech, USA
Tagged AIA, ALA, American Library Association, design
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Sign Language
Sometimes verbal communication fails us on our travels. A semi-disastrous trip through the Vietnamese countryside inspired three friend to create the Iconspeak clothing line. With 40 universal icons, their t-shirts, along some emphatic body language, should get you what you … Continue reading
Posted in Public Transport, Tech, Tourism
Tagged t-shirts, Travel and Tourism, travel clothing
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America’s Libraries
The American Library Association has released its annual Top Ten List of Frequently Challenged Books, which is included in the ALA’s yearly State of America’s Libraries Report. You can read the report in its entirety here. The Top Ten Most … Continue reading
London Cheat Sheet
Posted in Europe, Public Transport, Tourism
Tagged London, London Underground, Tube, Underground
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India to NYC
The engaging and moving film Sugarless Tea uses watercolor paintings and stop motion techniques to visualize a very personal story of a journey between rural India and Queens, New York. Created by painter Amanda Selvarajan and her husband filmmaker Sai … Continue reading
Hop on the Book Train
This past January, the Book Train began regularly scheduled daily runs in Korea’s Gyeonggi-do Province outside of Seoul. One car of each train is lined with book shelves stocked with everything from children’s books and poetry to novels and contemporary … Continue reading
Posted in Asia, Books, ebooks, Libraries, Public Transport, Tech
Tagged Korea, Seoul, Train Travel
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Self-Serving Sunday
What everyone should do today:
