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In addition to writing compelling blog posts about exercise techniques and healthy living (one example: «The Single Biggest Mistake Most People Make With Their Programs»), Gentilcore's site provides a veritable library of fitness, conditioning, and nutritional information.

Post information about our window and building exterior cleaning company and the services we offer on bulletin boards in places like schools, libraries, and local coffee shops et al

First, I tell her more about the place we are going and ask her opinion on how do people behave in that particular place (park, library, post office, airport).

Posting about poop is a time - honored tradition in the Sorority of Mommy Bloggers, but taking the time to grab my phone to snap a picture of the mess would have definitely earned me a public excommunication from the library.

I first came across 27 Good Things when I read a post with John sharing his good things, which was when I learned about Daniel Pink's «Drive» and shortly afterward borrowed it from the library.

I came across these pictures in my photo library and noticed I never posted about this Easter tablescape!

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We strive to maintain a truthful and unbiased library of knowledge, both in original content, product reviews, and barbecuing tips, as well as curated articles Frequency about 2 posts per week.

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Notices about cellphone use are posted at the entrance to the library at East High School, where social media apps will be off - limits to students via the school's wifi network through the end of the school year.

My post was about the high prices libraries pay for ebooks from the «Big 6» publishers and the difficulties libraries have getting books from most of those publishers.

Last week I posted an article about how it's now possible to get dozens — even hundreds — of digital magazines through Zinio for free from public libraries.

«Sending this information in plain text undermines decades of efforts by libraries and bookstores to protect the privacy of their patrons and customers,» Electronic Frontier Foundation Corynne McSherry wrote in a blog post about the issue.

Here is a post I wrote about services at local libraries to help people with print disabilities.

And, conveniently enough, that ties back into the last post I did, which was about how to check out library ebooks!

For example: If you have a question about books, post it on my books page, or if you have a specific question about listening to library audio books, ask it on that page.

Click here for Overdrive's blog post to libraries about the Kindle Library program and here for Peter Rojas's prediction of who will make the much - rumored Amazon tablet.

In the first of a new series of posts that feature librarians» successful ideas and creative solutions, Katharine Phenix from Anythink Libraries in Colorado tells us about «Shakespeare Society: Pizza and a Play,» a popular program that has been running strong for six years!

That's what this post is about, Alan, it's about Joe and August working toward a system that makes it easier and cheaper for libraries to catalog independent titles.

Of course, this post is about downloading Kobo books and offers a workaround for those who, like me, use Calibre to manage their ebook libraries.

This was posted by a librarian yesterday on the SW blog, and I think, goes to the point about some sort of quality control being needed by librarians: «I do the e-book purchasing for my library and I'm currently spending about $ 500 a month on Smashwords titles... HOWEVER:... «1.

I'll be talking about this more in a later post, but I'll say here for now that whenever I want to check out a book from either of my local library systems, I do it right in the Overdrive app on my Nook.

Last week, Good e-Reader posted an article about one of the most innovative redesigns in the US, the award - winning rebuilding of the McAllen, Texas, public library out of an old, abandoned Walmart store.

In a recent blog post Google said, «Books on Google Play is all about choice: we're offering many titles and many ways to access and read them, so that your library is literally at your fingertips no matter where you are.

A few months back I posted about how Zinio now offers hundreds of magazines for download for free through public libraries.

As The Huffington Post notes, the new policy further angers retailers, publishers and politicians who are already upset about the company's sales tax policies and over the Amazon Kindle lending library.

It's like having a literary newspaper for me to read on Saturdays I read and posted on Kimba's book discussion this week (good one), liked the article about borrowing library books, loved the beautiful fairy sculptures etc..

For example: Let's say you have a question about books, post it on my books page, or if you have a specific question about listening to library audio books, ask it on that page.

Also, make sure to check this earlier post about getting free ebooks from libraries, since there are a lot of -LSB-...]

Also, make sure to check this earlier post about getting free ebooks from libraries, since there are a lot of options for downloading digital textbooks from schools and universities.

News & Notes is a weekly Saturday post featuring book - and publishing - related news, links to interesting articles and opinion pieces, and other cool stuff Book News In Face of NEA Cuts, Small Presses Worry About Their Futures (Publishers Weekly) Librarians Vow to Fight Trump on Funding Cuts to libraries.

Ebooks and Libraries: A Stream of Concerns (from Meredith Farkas) via @TheLiB — a long post from Meredith about ebook issues.

Mark Coker from Smashwords wrote at Huffington Post about how libraries can serve as the local publishing portal.

Comments — Ann Miner's link to Seattle Channel interview by Nancy Pearl with Paul Collins that wandered into a Kindle discussion at about 22 minutes (iTunes podcast link); Craig Scarberry's recommendation of the excellent Books on the Nightstand podcast; Jean Remple on OCTO covers (more on covers here and here); Ann Miner with a good idea for Amazon; Marcy MacKenzie on a meetup with Bob Cope; an Amazon PR spokesman confirms the Facebook post stating that «a better way to organize your Kindle libraries» is coming; Jim Jones links to the Cushing Academy of Canada - Sony Reader style; Tom Lichty links to a charming coming - of - Kindle - age column by Margie Boulé in The Oregonian; Kevin Warner, a new Kindle owner from Down Under; Len Charnoff's tutorial video on Inkmesh; audio comments from Pastor Mark Pierce of Church Requel and Bob Lee.

This post was a suggestion about a new way for established print publishers to monetize their core asset: their library of content.

UPDATE 5 (September 17, 2012): OverDrive Has Updated A Blog Post About Hachette Increase It says that the 220 % increase that they told library partners about last week was miscalculAbout Hachette Increase It says that the 220 % increase that they told library partners about last week was miscalculabout last week was miscalculated.

In an October 4 post to the OverDrive blog, Lead Library Advocate Lindsey Levinsohn offered reassurances that the firm «does not collect or maintain any personal information» about visitors to its library clients» websites.

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One thing that would be helpful is a post or two about the best digital platform to for books to be accepted by the library.

Once a week, I post links to digital - related library news articles and information about new digital collections available online.

-- From a comment by Barbara Fister who «coordinate (s) the Folke Bernadotte Memorial Library's instruction program and participate (s) in collection development, reference, and collegial management of the library's resources,» posted in reference to an article about online piracy of university press publications.

Travis Jonker, the School Library Journal writer, wrote a fantastic post about how e-reading devices can be used in schools and libraries.

(And I sent him the link to Nate's post about borrowing books from the library, so thanks to both Nate and Robin / Janet for that.)

(If you work in a Canadian library and want to know more about how to participate in Loan Stars, go to the end of this post for more details.)

I've written in a previous post about my local library being my favourite office away from home, but coffee shops come in as equal favourite.

Read my story at the Huffington Post about how the Los Gatos Public Library held a series of educational workshops for library patrons, aspiring authors and library staff.

«When I started posting messages... about existing or new law - and library - related lists, it was to make it easier for everyone to connect with each other and network.

Lest you think it is a post of criticisms about publishing and IT, the bulk of her blog post actually explains why the library field is slow to change: like the slow - moving loris, we have evolved to move cautiously to ensure information (books) are properly stored so they are retained for the future.