Year: 2006

Public Service v. The Bottom Line

LPL recently, and without much fanfare, switched from sending out overdue notices a week (!) after a book came due to sending a notice two days in advance

And We're Back…

After a bit of a glitch (or a glit of a bitch if you're dyslexic), we're back.  Got through to Customer Support at NetIdentity very quickly today and

I Can Still Post Entries (Even if Nobody Can See Them) and They Show Up in the Sidebar so click on Read This! above to see this entry…

…I might as well sit here and talk to myself until I get this bandwidth issue resolved or the end of the month comes and it gets reset. 

Oops…

Just trying to get through to my hosting company to resolve the bandwidth issue…but since they shut me off with no warning and no “cushion room” plus they

Ego-a-go-go

Renee S., who graduated last term, is now in China setting up a brand-new school library from scratch.  Her blog ruminations on her experiences and struggles are always

Friday Fun Link – 100 Year Old Is Poster Boy For Literacy (October 20, 2006)

A 100-year man from Huntsville, Ontario, who only learned to read at age 93, is being called a “poster boy for literacy.” “In an emotional acceptance speech, after

Return of the MLIS Coffee House

Got this from Iona Henderson and wanted to pass it along as a way to encourage people to participate.  The Coffee House was a lot of fun last

Rock Star Librarian

The Library Association of Alberta did a calendar a few years back featuring photos of librarians doing their non-work hobbies – riding motorcycles, belly-dancing, mountain climbing, etc.  We

Ways That Little London Is Like Big London

It rains all the time.  (Sorry, but that's all I've got here…)

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I started this blog in 2006 when I was doing my Master of Library Science degree at the University of Western Ontario.

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