My absolute favourite project at library school last year was a presentation I did for a class called “Shaping of News & Information Through Technology”. The seminar-style course
AskMetafilter recently had the following question posed which led to some great discussion.Did libraries (public and university) stop requiring people to be quiet in the last few years,
This site is one I rediscovered looking back through my MetaFilter comments. The author makes excellent use of brief MP3 clips to illustrate the various points. (Make sure
Tomorrow's the first day of Winter semester for FIMS students and I have to admit, I'm pretty glad I'm not there. You tend to get pretty wrapped up
This is both the worst and one of the best plays you'll ever see in the NHL. Former first overall draft pick, Patrik Stefan of the NHL's Dallas
Found this via another site. It uses the number of sites linking to your blog to calculate a value for that blog. (I guess my IPO will be
Early in this blog's history, I came up with a little gimmick where I cover a bunch of miscellaneous things I've come across or want to talk about
I heard this story on the radio driving Shea to work this morning… “Twins born in Massachusetts hold special distinctions – the last baby born in 2006 and
This is a bit of an old story by now but Time magazine recently named “You” as their “Person of the Year”. Many people reacted to the decision
An examination of how Corner Gas impacted the Canadian television industry.
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