Posts Tagged ‘future’
hurry, hurry …
Seen this? – Airline asks passengers to pee before flying to save energy. It’s a trial and seems a little far fetched – but doesn’t it all count in the end – lighter passengers, less fuel, less carbon emissions?
I had a million titles for this post- but seeing as it’s all to do [...]
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Tags: future, green, happiness, sustainability, waste
sweet 16
29 May 1993 – my (our) life changed with the birth of my first child – Jack Morgan.
Jack and Carl – 29 May 1993
Jack is 16 and I’ve chosen one photo from each of the last 16 years to give an idea of this wonderful person. I am so very proud of him.
Taken Christmas 1994 – [...]
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Anticipating the future…
Keynote for Information Online 2009 – Anticipating the future of libraries: understanding trends and staying relevant in the digital age – Andy Hines, futurist, adjunct professor of Future Studies at University of Houston. 22 January 2009.
Emerging challenges
1. Values
2. Demography
3. Lifestyle
4. Technology
5. Work
6. Education
‘addicted to growth, debt, consumption’ – but if we do the things we [...]
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Tags: future, librarians, libraries, sustainability
I’m in Sydney this week to go to Information Online 2009. I though I would have a go at live blogging some of the speakers. I am starting with the first keynote: Sherman Young.
The only things worrying me are: keeping up and dealing with my pretty crappy typing skills. Should be fun!
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Tags: books, future, libraries
