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12 Personal Travel Websites That Will Make You Quit Your Day Job
There are many reasons we keep ourselves from heading out into the world. Not enough money. Not enough time. I have to work on my career. I’ll get to it when I’m older. The truth is that the external realities are rarely the reason we choose to stay in a job, relationship, or 30 year mortgage. Here are 12 websites filled with 12 people who decided to make that leap. 1. www.downtheroad.org Quote: “We are Tim and Cindie Travis, an ordinary American couple who decided to live out our dreams. 2. www.gonewalkabout.com Quote: “The term Walkabout comes from the Australian Aboriginal. It is at this time that one must go on walkabout. Metaphorically speaking, the journey goes on until you meet yourself. If one is lucky, after everything has been said and unsaid, one looks up and sees only one person instead of the previous two.” 3. www.moderngonzo.com Quote: “My tiny Modern Gonzo has now become a horde of inspiration from my journeys to over 50 countries (and counting) on 6 continents. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8.
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For those of you into social bookmarking, the best service I have found for a less traditional gender-explorative mind set would be del.icio.us, hands down. Tags like gender, transgender, feminism, and queer pull 58,473; 7,438; 44,493; and 21,378 results each (respectively). The numbers here are much higher than CiteULike, Diigo, or Furl, and the results are more accurate than Digg. I would not recommend Digg to anyone interested in queer, trans, or any gender topic, actually. Del.icio.us, despite having a name that is too involved to type out regularly (what's with all the dots?) Amazon.com: Imagining Transgender: An Ethnography of a Category: David Valentine: Books (one of my personal favorites) Tales from the Green Island - the perfect number - a fairytale (what appears to be trans fiction) Medical Therapy and Health Maintenance for Transgender Men (medical guide for health care providers)
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100 Best Blogs for School Librarians
School librarians, whether they work small college libraries, large research universities and departments, or elementary schools, need to stay current on the latest in technology innovation, reading lists, the publishing world, ebook trends, special project and lesson ideas, and a lot more. After all, master’s programs in library science only teach you so much, and librarianship involves constant learning. Luckily, you don’t have to think of everything all by yourself. These 100 bloggers serve as excellent reference resources for learning about everything from library technology to young adult fiction. Note: This list has been updated for 2012 with even more, current blogs. Technology If you want to keep up with your technologically advanced students, you’ll need to visit these blogs for news, trends, and product reviews about the latest tech toys. Reading Even with all of the opportunities and potential that technology brings, librarians are still committed to their books. Librarian Blogs
