Studio Shot of Reclining Woman Reading A Book, Silver Albumen Photograph Taken between 1800 and 1899 at the Brooklyn Museum.
Daily Thoughts 8/9/2011
This morning, I read some more of Nonprofit Management 101. The book reminded me that diversity includes disability which can happen to anyone as well as aging which also happens to everyone. I continued reading it on the way home. The section on advocacy was quite interesting. Every chapter ends with a list of books and websites to visit. I still have not had a chance to check on many of the websites.
I checked the Twitter and Facebook accounts. I also checked the displays. It is always interesting looking for books which relate to the latest news; subjects like the federal reserve, Apple computers, and Afghanistan. I also checked the email reference and made sure the holders for event flyers and readers advisory bookmarks were full. I am trying to get an article about Ereaders into the local papers.
I am also keeping in contact with Kenneth C. Davis. I have friended him on Facebook and Twitter. Hopefully, we should have a few people to volunteer for the computer lab soon also.
Tonight we have our computer class from 6:00-7:00 p.m. in the computer lab. It has been going very well.
Jim Collins has a new book Great By Choice. He is the author of Good to Great.
Web Bits
Publishing Gives Hints of Revival, Data Show
http://www.nytimes.com/2011/08/09/books/survey-shows-publishing-expanded-since-2008.html?_r=1&hp
Why Nonprofit Social Media is Unique
http://socialfresh.com/non-profit-social-media/
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