Here's my idea on how to maintain my blogging consistency but not worry about having to find Internet connections and/or content while we're on holidays for the next
Read at Work is a site from the New Zealand Book Council that allows you to read classic books, poetry, samples from selected New Zealand authors and more,
I couldn't think what to post about so Shea suggested I give an update from my real life. So here it is…– tonight we went for a big
Today, I went to the wind-up of Time To Read, a joint project of Southeast Regional Library and the Prairie Valley School Division. I was part of the
Pace doesn't watch TV very much but while I was watching Barack Obama give his speech tonight having finally clinched the Democratic nomination (or did he?), Pace sat
As I type this, the Pittsburgh Penguins are up 2-1 on the Detroit Red Wings in the second period of Game 5 of the Stanley Cup playoffs. This
I wrote about this when it was first announced. Below is the latest update about the scholarship in memory of FIMS PhD student, Chris Dixon. If you haven't
This is not your parents' library (or yours either)(via Sandra M.)
Continuing last week's theme of Jason finding extremely exciting, anything that presents typical linear information in a cool, revolving circular format, I present to you: Tag Galaxy (via
Here's some love for you Mac people out there… What if Google modeled its interface on the OS-X one? I like it and am thinking of changing my
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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