I've posted a couple interesting links over at Librarian Activist so go check them out if you have a chance. I did my “Book Talk” presentation today in
“Incunabula or incunables are the very first examples of books, pamphlets, and broadsides printed with moveable type in Western Europe. They range from the very first examples of
Don't you love misleading titles for blog posts? “Bonding With Your Classmates in Library School” would've probably been more accurate (but what fun would that be?) I wanted
There's an old saying in the non-profit world that “20% of your volunteers do 80% of the work.” Now, many of the current 20%'ers are leaving the program
I'm creating a playlist of songs that have some connection to SW Ontario, preferably by specific name checks of locations in the title of the song but also
Okay, the call for the Spirit of Librarianship Award for the summer semester has come out so I'll end my self-imposed ban on blogging about the award (I
July 19 is shaping up to be the busiest day of the year for those of us who enjoy the extracurricular activities that library school offers. Noon –
The Amazon.com Reviews of a David Hasselhoff “Best of” album which is a special import from…you guessed it, Germany. Perhaps the funniest thing I've read all year. (via
This weekend was probably my busiest social weekend since getting to London… Friday night, we went to Christina's party as I believe I already mentioned. The athletics of
A 26 year old guy from Montreal has managed to “trade up” from a single red paper clip to his end goal of a house which, in the
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