Year: 2008

Friday Fun Link – Well Done Books (Feb 1, 2008)

Gives new meaning to the phrase “cook book“.  And pretty much any site's even more fun when viewed with this.

Vocabulary Question

Is there a word for “expected volunteering”?  I see this all the time in the small towns I visit where the locals are expected to volunteer for various

One Red Paper Clip Redux

It's a bit ironic that the town I visited today for Internet training happens to have a small place in Internet history itself.  But other than a brief

U2FU?

U2's manager, Paul McGuinness, recently came out heavily against Radiohead and file sharing in general.  If you know U2's position on copyright, that's probably not a big surprise.

"Is there any kind of like…video rental store but for books?"

(Click on the graphic to see a larger image) (via Reddit which has some good discussion about this magical, mystical place the person is seeking)

Future Library Director Training???

Our library director commutes daily from Regina to Weyburn and back, a round-trip of about two and a half hours.  He told a funny story before Christmas about

Obama News Round-Up

I'm following the US primaries (especially the Democratic ones) with great interest.  Here are a few Barack Obama-related stories that have caught my attention lately…Barack Obama decisively wins

Baby's First Belly Laugh

We've had Pace going pretty good a few times but haven't caught it on camera yet.  So, instead I give you Jack's first belly laugh (who coincidentally is

Friday Fun Link – Three Useful Sites (Jan 25, 2008)

One of the things I'm trying to do while on the road training branch librarians and the general public about the Internet and computers is to go beyond

Do's and Don'ts of Babies

It's a bit embarrassing how many of the “don'ts” on this list I've done. 

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