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Librarian in Black – Sarah Houghton Bryan Alexander | Educator, futurist, speaker, writer Library Link of the Day Library Link of the Day Today's Link for March 29, 2018:Orange City library to change how materials are grouped after complaints on LGBTQ content [Des Moines Register] What is this? The Library Link of the Day provides you a daily link for keeping up to date with the library profession. Who is it for? If you already read ten library-related weblogs, subscribe to twenty discussion groups, and scan another thirty or so news sites, this service may not be for you. Can I get the link delivered? You can sign up to receive the daily link via e-mail. Name (Optional): E-mail: An RSS feed is also available. Where are the older links? This service is run by John Hubbard (write to me). The wingspan of a Boeing 747 jet is longer than the Wright Brothers’ first flight.

Librarian Problems ACRLog | Blogging by and for academic and research librarians LibraryBytes: Helene Blowers TLC = Tech + Library + Classroom Resource Descriptions Superpatron - Edward Vielmetti is Mobilizing the Friends of the Here's a compilation of "ask a librarian" services in 12 of 50 states, and as many countries as I could find. Whenever possible, these will have a (verified) note by them, signifying that I was able to ask and receive an answer to a reference question. This is a work in progress. United States. Library of Congress Ask A Librarian (Library of Congress). Alabama. Alabama. Alaska. Arizona. Arizona. Arizona. Arkansas. California. Colorado. Connecticut. Delaware. Florida. Georgia. Hawaii. Idaho. Illinois. Indiana. Iowa. Kansas. Michigan. Michigan. Ohio. Oregon. Washington. Thanks to Julie Weatherbee, Michelle G, Lou Rosenfeld, Eli Neiburger, John Blyberg, Peter Morville, Jessamyn West, Billy Barron, Sam, Caleb and many others for help in putting this list together. Telephone numbers will be marked up as specified in RFC 3966, if I can manage it.