Housecleaning isn't just a physical activity anymore – now, I find I have to take the time to clear out my virtual detritus every once in awhile too.
LISNews presents their annual list of ten library-related stories that shaped 2007. Closer to home, our top story of the day is that Shea won the AM1190 “Turkey
Now that I've been blogging for a year (actually heading towards two years I think), I've started to think about some posts that may become recurring features. For
Hard to believe it's less than week to Christmas. (Actually, it's hard to believe that it's been seven months – happy birthday Pace, by the way – since
Shea has suddenly decided that duct tape would be a good Christmas gift for Pace. 😈
I asked the following question on Ask MetaFilter and got a lot of song suggestions I wouldn't otherwise have known about. “From now on, we'll have to muddle
I was looking at my blog stats today and started thinking about RSS (really simple syndication for anyone who doesn't know – a technology that allows you to
Google will soon be releasing their own take on a Wikipedia-style of information resource – Google Knols (screenshot). Some of the significant differences will be: named authors (who
Flames 9, Lightning 6 – Game NotesI didn't see the game tonight (getting Santa pictures at the mall in Weyburn is apparently more important 😕) but I saw
“No, it's just my CLA membership renewal, son.” (Just kidding – it's actually the address insert from the latest Feliciter. And hey, at least I didn't give him
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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