Year: 2007

(if) I DID IT!!! – Thoughts on the OJ Simpson Book

When I worked for the Writers Guild of Alberta, one of my main jobs each year was to organize their annual book awards program.  One of my most

Friday Fun Link – Can You Spot the Library? (Nov 30, 2007)

I would love to visit a library that looked like this. (via Reddit)

Eight Laws of Library Technology

John M., who knows his stuff from both sides of the coin, having been an IBM web developer before beginning library school, has written a post entitled “Eight

Six Ideas That Will Change The World

Six Ideas That Will Change the World(I also fixed the broken link in yesterday's post if anybody wants to see my paper and presentation on e-branch services for

Electronic Library Services Paper & Presentation

I made a somewhat cryptic reference to a special project I'd been given in a previous post on My 10 Favourite Things About My New Job.  At the

I've Seen The Future of the ILS…

…and it just might be Evergreen.  The University of Windsor is listed as one of the organizations involved with this open source ILS so if anybody who did

Green Is The Colour/Football Is The Game (and some YouTube Highlights While You're Waiting For The Game)

In 1989, the Riders won only their second Grey Cup ever in the 95 year history of the CFL (admittedly, pretty embarrassing in an 8-10 team league.)  They

The Saskatchewan Book Awards Are Tonight

The Riders aren't the only ones in Saskatchewan hoping to win a big prize this weekend – it's also time for the annual Saskatchewan Book Awards.  Except for

Friday Fun Link – The Most Unusual Books In The World & 15 Word Illusions (Nov 23, 2007)

A couple fun visual sites…The Most Unusual Books of the World Fifteen Word Illusions And a bonus deep thought for the day: “As a librarian, you can be

"Paint The Whole World Green" – Jason Plumb & the Willing

Does anybody remember The Waltons?  One of the best CanRock bands of the early to mid-1990's and the pride of Regina.  Their lead singer, Jason Plumb, is back

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