Reading a Joel Stein article in Time magazine led me to this piece he wrote which got quite a lot of attention and controversy early last year. It’s
The “daily post” streak continues although I probably have done a few “after midnight posts for the previous day” in the last couple months. If it's time stamped
Here's a new blog that regularly posts answer to reference-type questions. (via MetaFilter)
ENFP – “Journalist”. Uncanny sense of the motivations of others. Life is an exciting drama. 8.1% of total population. Free Jung Word Choice Test (similar to MBTI)personality tests
US News names their 25 Best Careers for 2007 and Librarian is right up there – although we get a “C” rating for both “job outlook” and “prestige”.
Mike M. responded to my “Top 10 Memories of FIMS” post by suggesting I should write a library screenplay (noting the beautiful irony of doing a movie rather
Amanada Etches-Johnson who I referenced in my last post, also points out that: TangognaT reminds us that it’s National Delurking Week. If you’re a lurker, hello! Say “hi”
Amanda Etches Johnson did a post today where she mentioned the “Top 10 Blog Usability Mistakes”. I'd seen this before and intended to do something in response but
These intrepid youths, standing outside the SaskPower building, show what happens when you throw boiling water in the air when the temperature is -40 (as it is today…hmm,
I've spent the last couple hours trying to write a post responding to the recent Maclean's article naming Regina's North-Central neighbourhood as the worst in Canada. But I
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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