Yesterday was my one year anniversary with Southeast Regional. I was going to a post to celebrate the fact…but then I just went to bed early. The last
[Edit: Here's a post I did on an Ask MetaFilter thread on the same subject.] Talking about some of the most useful sites online during the past three
Pace was babbling up a storm the other day while grandma was watching him. So she rather ingeniously decided to call our Regina number and leave a message
A recent post on Librarian.net reminded me that this year's list of Library's Journal's 2008 Movers & Shakers is now out. Congrats to Amy Buckland for getting the
The Globe and Mail recently had an article on the benefits of reading and good literacy to your health (PDF). This is probably not a huge surprise but
Each year, our library system gives out four awards to our branches – one for Service, one for Programming, one for Branch Development and one for Branch of
LibraryThing is already a wicked cool service but it's getting better all the time. One of their latest features is LibraryThing Local which is “a new [LibraryThing] sub-site
That MetaFilter (which I inevitably type as “MetaFitler” everytime I type it) thread on libraries led to this piece of Bill Hicks gold. I also found a blog
I recently posted the second annual “Head Tale Blog Survey” to find out a bit about the visitors to this site – how they get here, what they
MetaFilter has a good discussion on the death of libraries, this time about a library in the UK. “Hendon's library's opening hours have been cut, a cafe has
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