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| 150th Pennsylvania Volunteers = American Civil War infantry regiment
| Abraham Lincoln = U.S. president; led Union; drafted the Emancipation Proclamation
| Adam Alter = Psychologist and author; studies technology’s effects on behavior
| American Association of Law Libraries = Association for law librarians and legal information professionals
| Apple = Technology company; maker of iPhone and iPod
| Armed Forces Retirement Home = U.S. federal retirement community for enlisted veterans in Washington, D.C.
| Aristotle = Ancient Greek philosopher; wrote Nicomachean Ethics
| Arnold Bennett = English novelist and essayist; author of How to Live on 24 Hours a Day
| Anthony Storr = British psychiatrist and author; wrote on solitude and creativity
| Bay Area = San Francisco Bay Area region in California
| Bennett Principle = Idea that effortful leisure can energize more than passive rest
| Benjamin Day = American newspaper publisher; pioneer of the penny press
| Business Insider = Business and technology news website
| Cal Newport = American author and computer science professor at Georgetown University
| Christakis = Yale researcher; studied social networks and well-being
| Das Slow Media Manifest = 2010 manifesto advocating mindful, high-quality media consumption
| David Ginsberg = Facebook researcher; coauthored a post on social media’s effects
| David Sax = Canadian journalist and author covering culture and business
| Deep Work = Productivity book by Cal Newport
| Digital Minimalism: Choosing a Focused Life in a Noisy World = Book by Cal Newport on intentional technology use
| Dunbar number = Proposed cognitive limit on stable social relationships
| Emancipation Proclamation = U.S. Civil War proclamation freeing enslaved people in Confederate states
| Empathy and Instagram = University of Florida course exploring social media and empathy
| Erin Carlson Mast = Museum executive; documented Lincoln’s solitary walks near the cottage
| ESPN = American sports television network
| F3 = Men’s fitness group; Fitness, Fellowship, and Faith
| Facebook = Social media company
| Fred Stutzman = Creator of the Freedom distraction blocker
| Freedom = Cross-device distraction blocking application
| FriendFeed = Social media aggregation platform
| Gary Rogowski = American furniture maker and author of Handmade
| Georgetown University = Private research university in Washington, D.C.
| Georgetown University Library = University library system at Georgetown University
| Harold Holzer = American historian and Lincoln scholar
| Hard Questions = Facebook blog series addressing difficult platform issues
| Here & Now = NPR weekday news magazine program
| How to Live on 24 Hours a Day = Self-help book by Arnold Bennett
| iPhone = Apple smartphone
| iPod = Apple portable media player
| Jennifer Grygiel = Communications professor; advises professionalized social media practices
| John French = Treasury employee who observed Lincoln’s solitude
| Kickstarter = Crowdfunding platform for creative projects
| Lead Yourself First = Leadership book by Raymond Kethledge and Michael Erwin
| Leah Pearlman = Facebook designer associated with the Like button
| Library of Congress = National library of the United States
| Longmont, Colorado = City in Colorado’s Front Range
| Los Angeles Review of Books = Literary review magazine
| Matthew Lieberman = Social neuroscientist; researched the brain’s default network
| Michael Erwin = Leadership scholar; coauthor of Lead Yourself First
| Michael Harris = Writer on solitude and technology
| Moira Burke = Facebook researcher on social media well-being
| Mouse Book Club = Subscription book club mailing smartphone-sized classics
| Mr. Money Mustache = Personal finance blogger persona of Pete Adeney
| Netflix = Streaming entertainment company
| New York Post = New York City daily tabloid newspaper
| New York Sun = New York penny newspaper
| New York Times = American national daily newspaper
| Nicomachean Ethics = Philosophical work by Aristotle on virtue and happiness
| NPR = American public radio network
| Penguin Random House = Global book publisher
| Pete Adeney = Blogger and early retiree behind Mr. Money Mustache
| Petworth = Neighborhood in Washington, D.C.
| Portfolio = Business imprint of Penguin Random House
| Publishers Weekly = Book trade news magazine
| Raymond Kethledge = U.S. federal judge; coauthor of Lead Yourself First
| Sean Parker = Tech entrepreneur; early Facebook president
| Shakya = UC San Diego researcher studying social networks
| Slow Media = Movement promoting slower, mindful media consumption
| Snakes & Lattes = Board-game café chain based in Toronto
| So Good They Can’t Ignore You = Career development book by Cal Newport
| Syracuse University = Private research university in New York
| The Guardian = British daily newspaper
| The New Yorker = American magazine of reportage and commentary
| The Times = British daily newspaper based in London
| thefacebook.com = Original name of the Facebook website
| Tim Wu = Legal scholar and author on the attention economy
| Toronto = Canadian city
| Tristan Harris = Technologist and ethicist criticizing persuasive technology
| TweetDeck = Social media dashboard application for Twitter
| Twitter = Social media platform
| UC San Diego = University of California, San Diego
| UNC = University of North Carolina acronym
| University of Florida = Public university in Gainesville, Florida
| University of Pittsburgh = Public research university in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
| USA Rock Paper Scissors League = Competitive rock-paper-scissors organization
| USA Today = American national daily newspaper
| Wall Street Journal = American business-focused daily newspaper
| Washington, D.C. = Capital city of the United States
| White House = Official residence and workplace of the U.S. president
| Wired = Technology magazine and website
| Yale = Yale University; private Ivy League university
| YouTube = Online video-sharing platform
| Zadie Smith = British novelist and essayist
| #default = Hi reader, have a great day! 😎
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