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During last month's webinar with Association of College and Research Libraries (ACRL) and Skidmore College, we learned how institutions like Skidmore are leveraging #JSTOR to widen the reach of their #SpecialCollections. If you're a #librarian looking to amplify your #library's reach, request a trial to begin sharing your collections on JSTOR: https://bit.ly/4aiLtHR
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🌲😢 Welcome to the final resting place for Yuletide spirits – the Christmas Tree Cemetery. Here lie the once-tinsel-adorned heroes of the holiday season, now just a shadow of their former, ornamented glory. But fear not, my festive friends! There's a way to revive the evergreen essence of these coniferous cadets. 🎄✨ Introducing "Operation Evergreen Eternal"! Instead of sending our needle-dropping buddies to the tree graveyard, let's give them a second act. Here are some ideas: 1. Tree-Cycling: Transform them into mulch for gardens, providing a bed for spring blooms to rise! 2. Branch Out: Use their branches to create rustic wreaths and keep the spirit alive all year round. 3. Habitat Haven: Donate them to local parks to become homes for our furry friends. 4. Arts and Crafts: Get creative! Pine needle sachets, anyone? Let's band together and turn this cemetery into a nursery of new beginnings! 🌱 Comment with your own tree-reviving ideas and let's make sure our green friends go out in style – or stay in for sustainability! 🌟 #ChristmasTreeCemetery #TreeCycling #GreenChristmas #Sustainable
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Check out this article in BenitoLink regarding SBALT and the Yellow Barn! https://lnkd.in/gRUvqpDJ
An iconic building springs back to life | BenitoLink
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OCLC welcomes Essen Public Library (🇩🇪) as the most recent major public library to announce the move from its current library system to BIBLIOTHECAnext, the newest generation of the market-leading system used by some 4,000 libraries in German-speaking countries in Europe. "We were looking for a future-oriented library system that focuses on customer needs," said Anja Flicker, Director of Essen Public Library. "We have big plans and are looking forward to having OCLC as a strong partner." The new generation of BIBLIOTHECAnext — available in Austria, Germany, and Switzerland — focuses on digital services, a modern platform, and access to a wide range of partner systems. These include self-checkout systems via RFID, a library app, and e-government functions such as e-payment and online registration, as well as a solution for ticketing and event management. ⤵️ Click below to read more. #OCLCnews --- #OCLC #OCLCemea #PublicLibrary #PublicLibraries #AcademicLibrary #AcademicLibraries #Library #Libraries #Librarian #Librarians #LibraryLife #LibraryLove
Essen Public Library to modernize its library system with OCLC's BIBLIOTHECAnext | OCLC
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The 2024 Plant All-Star Team: Best sun-loving perennial: hardy geranium (cranesbill) ‘Azure Rush’ (Geranium x ‘Azure Rush’) https://ow.ly/oNsm50SutGF An offspring of the top-selling Rozanne geranium, this one is more compact and so long-blooming that you’d think it’s an annual geranium. Blooms are a bluish lavender from June through most of the season on tough, deer-resistant, cut-leaved plants. Grows 18 inches tall with a 2½-foot spread in full sun to light shade.
The 2024 Plant All-Star Team: These are the best non-natives for your garden
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It was an honor to participate in the smudging ceremony at the Friends of Fairfax project of a Native American Artist Incubator funded by the Rural Business Development Grant through USDA-Rural Development. Smudging is traditionally a ceremony for purifying or cleansing the soul of negative thoughts of a person or place. There are four elements involved in a smudge: The container, traditionally a shell representing water, is the first element. The four sacred plants (cedar, sage, sweetgrass, tobacco), gifts from mother earth, represent the second element. The fire produced from lighting the sacred plants represents the third element. The smoke produced from the fire represents air, the fourth element
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If you've never collected stamp varieties before, you need to try it. You'll quickly discover why philatelists adore this area. These irregularities are rare, yet diverse (including watermarks, image shifts and "doctor blade" flaws). And their unusual nature makes them hotly contested by collectors. Despite their popularity, there are still important stamp varieties that offer you incredible value for money. And that's why I write to you today. Because below are my top 25 stamp varieties for £100 or less. Each available to buy at Paul Fraser Collectibles right now. And each giving you the perfect start to this most rewarding of stamp sectors. Read more: https://lnkd.in/e_wYr5yp #rarefinds #collectables #rarecollectibles #passionandprofit #memorabilia #philately #stamp #stamps #stampcollection #stampcollecting #philatelist #philatelic #philatelycollector #philatelycollecting #postagestamps
Top 25 rare stamp varieties for £100 or less
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Something to add to your calendar in NC: https://lnkd.in/esZwtcG6
Small Farms Week
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There’s more than one layer to embracing #Agrivoltaics within the landscape fabric of our communities. Solar farms may not be as impactful as Solar ON farms and family owned land. When it comes to how much, where and enviromental impact down to the simplest terms of pollinator habitats it worth the consideration to look at solar through a different lense. There’s more than one way to look at solar. #cleanenergy #AgriVoltaics #thinkglobalactlocal
James Madison University is the first university to earn Virginia PollinatorSmart certification for their pollinator-friendly solar field! We celebrated this accomplishment this week with the PollinatorSmart team that is made up of 3 state agencies (Virginia Department of Environmental Quality + Virginia Department of Wildlife Resources + DCR), 2 universities (JMU + William & Mary) and 1 nonprofit (Flora of Virginia). Planting native plants under and around solar arrays has ecological benefits (explained by Steve Living, DWR habitat education coordinator) and economic benefits. Learn more about the program: https://lnkd.in/e3TxN8y
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For everyone who read my yesterday's post, here is a follow up question. Are there times when you think or feel like the Geranium? When you forget how amazing and beautiful you are? When you forget the unique combination of gifts you have through which you can serve and contribute to others? Are there times when you see the popularly labelled 'super-contributers' like spinach doing their bit and then you begin to feel inadequate—or 'not good enough'? The next time you feel like that, sit down and make a list of all the unique gifts, strengths, and qualities that only you have, and start making plans on putting those gifts to use. You could see the preciousness of the Geranium ; now choose to SEE the preciousness of YOU! And bring that contribution to life on our planet through the work you choose to do! #craftingourlives
The Geranium was looking down Half bloomed and hunched As I sat on my porch And a spinach sandwich munched Then a butterfly came around Fluttering in figure eight Around me and the flower Till we both sat up straight “Hey is that a dew drop on you Or is it actually a tear?” I asked the pink geranium Shifting myself more near Snfff....she cried out aloud I am of no use to you You cannot eat my leaves And neither my petals too If you were in my place what would you tell this Geranium ? #craftingourlives
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