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Radical Librarianship: how ninja librarians in MA are ensuring patrons’ electronic privacy

(http://boingboing.net/2014/09/13/radical-librarianship-how-nin.html)

http://click-to-read-mo.re/p/9mJv/524e9f48

Respiratory virus sweeping US is likely to hit MA

(http://www.telegram.com/article/20140911/NEWS/309119840)

http://click-to-read-mo.re/p/9lj7/524e9f48

Apparently a single atom sounds like a D note

(http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2014/09/12/sound-atom-captured_n_5810124.html)’

http://click-to-read-mo.re/p/9li9/524e9f48

Defensive pessimism suggests that imagining & planning for worst case scenarios can be more effective than trying to think positively

(http://www.theatlantic.com/health/archive/2014/09/dont-think-positively/379993)

http://click-to-read-mo.re/p/9lgY/524e9f48

Criminal Logging in Spotlight after Quadruple Homicide in Peruvian Amazon

Peru’s president announces investigation into murder of a community leader who foretold his own killing by criminal loggers.

(http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2014/09/140911-peru-amazon-illegal-logging-chota-alto-tamaya/)

http://click-to-read-mo.re/p/9lgZ/524e9f48

MA 48th least obese state

(http://www.boston.com/health/2014/09/11/massachusetts-ranks-most-obese-states-rankings/llKN540raNojcHikNbz9IJ/story.html)

http://click-to-read-mo.re/p/9lg8/524e9f48

MA obesity climbs to 24% in 20123, was 10% in 1990

(http://www.boston.com/health/2014/09/11/massachusetts-ranks-most-obese-states-rankings/llKN540raNojcHikNbz9IJ/story.html)

http://click-to-read-mo.re/p/9lg5/524e9f48

Aurora Borealis Northern Lights Display Possible Tonight and Beyond in New England

(http://www.boston.com/news/weather/weather_wisdom/2014/09/aurora_borealisnorthern_light.html)

http://click-to-read-mo.re/p/9lg4/524e9f48

Boston resident Evan Greer was behind the Sept 10 Internet Slowdown Day campaign effort to grow awareness of net neutrality issues

“We need the FCC to use their Title II authority to reclassify the internet as a common carrier.”

“It’s really important that people start looking very closely at the FCC and asking why they haven’t already responded to the overwhelming public comment on this issue. The media widely reported that more than 99 percent of the comments they’ve received thus far are broadly in support of net neutrality.”

“At this point, if the rules of this game were fair we would have already won. The ball is in the FCC’s court now. They need to do their job and listen to the public. If they choose to continue to listen to the proposal to gut (net) neutrality despite the overwhelming public outcry, then they are exposing themselves as an agency that’s not listening to the public and really has no legitimacy.”

(http://www.boston.com/business/2014/09/11/boston-resident-behind-internet-slowdown-day/BjKZvZPjnaazBJ8k7QgZiJ/story.html)

http://click-to-read-mo.re/p/9lft/524e9f48