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Just the Facts. In Reference, we learn something new every day. What we find, we share with you.

Local History narrated by librarian Zac Springer

LuvzComics writes about comics/graphic novels/manga for kids.

Miss Jamie's Bookshelf features picture books and easy readers.

Music Musings on Monday features music news, releases, and everyday musings..

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The Sports Section covers the world of sports, from alpine skiing to yachting.

FOMO

I have to tell you, I suffer from FOMO. Yes, I know, but thank goodness it’s not contagious.

Schmappy Schmalentine's Day

The Sports Section - Road Trip

What would you do with super-intelligence?

In Wired by Douglas E. Richards, Kira Miller is a brilliant genetic engineer who discovers how to temporarily enhance brain functioning a thousand-fold. An unfortunate side-effect happens to be ruthless megalomania and a complete disregard for human emotions.

Extreme Fun!

Extreme Babymouse

Love winter sports?  I thought I could grow to love them a few years back and hit the slopes a few times.  At first I thought snowboarding would be so fun and "cool" because my son made it look like a piece of cake.  

Evil and the Archetype of Evil: Lucifer, Satan, the Devil...Reading for long cold winter nights...

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Now that the holidays are behind us and we’re staring down a long cold road, I thought I’d begin making some suggestions for reading on long wintry nights.


Initial installment: some books dealing with the existence of Evil in the world.

 

 

Try the "Horror movie diet"!

Need to lose some weight? According to the January issue of Reader's Digest, watching horror movies is a good way to do it.
Watching a scary movie causes your adrenaline to surge, burning nearly as many calories as a brisk walk. Apparently just watching Stanley Kubrick's The Shining can burn up to 184 calories!

Let "The Games" begin!

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In the (near?) future, Olympic officials get tired of having to test Olympic athletes not only for drugs, but for genetic enhancements. So they decide to bring back the Gladiator competition, where genetic manipulation of contestants is not only allowed, it is encouraged! After all, the contestants must fight to the death. The only caveat is that No Human DNA can be used.

Happy New Year!

Garfield at Large

Hello, comics fans! I hope you all had a wonderful holiday season and are looking forward to the new year in comics. I know I am.

Whoop-Dee-Do and Hickory Dock