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Awesome.
That is all.
So true!
That is an awesome poster.
Thanks!
Yes, indeed. Business has been booming in most libraries since the economy went bad. Every day, we're talking to people who need help figuring out how to update their skills and/or find a job. You can't believe the number and type of jobs you can't apply for unless you fill out an application online.
Aha. I have been wondering where I first read that. I may have mentioned this before, but our library system recently cut hours. They had an online survey this past week to ascertain what patrons want most, and I remembered just in time to answer for the patrons who are too young to vote as well as for myself.