What We’re Reading: December 17-21
The greatest Christmas movie ever made, a $3 million dollar Tiffany lamp, tracking down a stolen tiny house and much more compiled by Anne-Marie Siudzinski, Senior Library Information Specialist.
Alexa makes shopping easy. Even a parrot can do it!
Beware of a Netflix phishing scam.
Offshore wind lease plots have just sold for $400 million. Three years ago, one parcel from this area were sold for $1.50 an acre and one parcel sold for less than a dollar. How times change.
Aleksandr Zykov/flickr/2017
You can purchase this beautiful pinecone treehouse. It features a geodesic structure and a platform is set high up in the trees.
The greatest Christmas movie ever is Die Hard. It’s just like A Christmas Story but with explosions.
Can rabbit DNA in a plant remove benzene and chloroform from the air? Professor Stuart Strand of the University of Washington thinks so.
Why is this lamp worth $3 million dollars?
A former NASA engineer outwits package thieves with glitter.
Breaking in to phones with a 3-d replica of your face. Seems like a lot of trouble personally.
Her tiny house was stolen. Then she tracked it down.
