Mitzy, Manny and Mo took eagle lookout duty very seriously.
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The Illustration Friday word of the week is “search.” I had a hankering to draw meerkats today, so these little goofballs showed up.
What were you trying to find the last time you went on a search?
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My friend, lawyer and law professor James Grimmelmann, has written a short interesting article called The Google Dilemma about why people should care very much about how search engines work and what regulations and laws guide them. Using a few examples which may be familiar to many librarians he makes a great case for why corporate policy at Google matters and why people shoudl understand how Google works generally.
If the Internet is a gigantic library, and search engines are its card catalog, then Google has let the Chinese government throw out the cards corresponding to books it doesn’t like. There may be sites with full and honest discussion of the June 4, 1989 crackdown accessible on the Internet from China. But when those sites aren’t visible in search engines, we’re back to our field full of haystacks.
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People travel for many reasons, but a chance to sample local or “authentic” cuisine often weighs heavily in the decision-making process. In my own peregrinations I’ve sampled stir-fried insects in Thailand, whale carpaccio in Norway, and stink tofu in Taiwan: all things that are harder to come by in the U. S. of A. An uncommon foodstuff that I haven’t tried however, can be purchased for next to nothing in the impoverished Caribbean nation of Haiti. (more…)
Love them! I want one
Since they’re searching can I call them GoogleCats?
Adorable!
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Adorable!
A perfect choice of animal for this word. They always look to be searching. Fun illustration!
These are adorable, but I’m more of a prairie dog lover
Too cute!