And if you're going on a trip, you can check the travel weather or read up on local business customs and protocols.
By Carolyn J. Sosnowski
Arts and Letters Daily
http://aldaily.com
Every once in a while I rediscover this site, and it reminds me that I don't
do enough reading outside my usual information industry publications. For those
of you who do not know Arts & Letters Daily, it's one-stop shopping
for a variety of newspaper and magazine articles and columns, book reviews,
blogs, and music. Readers are drawn in by brief synopses that make nearly every
article seem provocative, or, at the very least, worthy of a click forward and
a click back. I link to A&L from The Chronicle of Higher Education, which
maintains the site and updates it six days a week with content collected from
sources like The New York Review of Books and the National Review. It's
literature, culture, philosophy, history...and even gossip. Subscribe to the
RSS feed for a list of what's new each day (except Sunday). The archives
are not searchable, but you can browse the content that's been removed
from the main site, back to 1998.
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