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Painted Prints
7:52 PM
Find neighbors to swap books with
8:22 PM
Drug War Clock
5:10 PM
Psychological characteristics of conservativism
4:30 PM
Psychiatric Art
7:59 PM
autarkic: independant
3:13 PM
Contemporary Witnesses write "Against Forgetting" of the Hamburg bombing, which claimed 40,000 lives in a single day
3:41 PM
"My holidays in the axis of evil"
1:20 PM
PNAC.info - Exposing the Project for the New American Century
1:10 PM
Deryk Thomas
2:28 PM
invidious
1. tending to cause discontent, animosity, or envy
2. envious
3. of an unpleasant or objectionable nature: obnoxious
7:41 AM
Scorecard of Evil
2:55 PM
Gregory Crewdson
5:46 PM
Dark Passage: exploring urban ruins
5:57 PM
Tom, Chained At Last! - Hugo Sperger
12:03 PM
Karl Junker
9:51 AM
Lee Wellborn Carter
9:02 AM
Friedrich Schr?der-Sonnenstern
12:34 AM
Charles Lanert
12:27 AM
Henry Darger
12:03 AM
Claudio Braier
11:34 PM
Kirsty O'Conner
11:32 PM
Hill of Crosses, Lithuania
11:08 PM
Congress witholding military aid from countries which are refusing to grant the US immunity from prosecution in the International Criminal Court
7:06 PM
Judge your dates by their drinks
9:07 PM
"The first most teenagers hear of Tranquility is therefore when they are woken from their beds at home at 4am by guards, who place them in a van, handcuffed if necessary, drive them to an airport and fly them to Jamaica..."
8:19 AM
Silence by Leonid Andreyev
10:17 PM
"When you are in the middle of reading a book, and you need to stop, what do you use to hold your place? I shudder at some of the answers I have heard! The most outlandish one is a slab of raw bacon. Obviously, that should not be used for a host of reasons (no food products, please).
Another thing some people tend to do is turn the corner of the page over. Damaging the book is never a good idea. Other offenders include: hacksaw blade, pencils or pens, gum wrappers, and post-it note papers. The correct answer is a bookmark (preferably made from acid-free paper or card stock). If a bookmark is not acid-free (or you are uncertain), make sure you remove it (as well as any other papers) when you are finished with the book."
(from July's NYS Library Information Bulletin)
(Thanks to Jesse)
5:33 PM
