In addition to going to my usual sources to read responses to the Barack Obama half-hour, less than a week to go “infomercial”, I went to a fairly
After being skipped over in the most recent budget, Saskatchewan's public libraries are overjoyed that the Provincial Government announced yesterday that they will be putting $5 million towards
I attended an excellent Teen Literacy conference today, tomorrow's the wrap-up conference call for the Canadian Library HR Summit but instead of writing about either of those subjects,
I recently came across an article titled “Facebook in a Crowd” in the New York Times magazine. It was written by Canadian writer, Hal Niedzviecki and details the
Try to guess a random book's Amazon star rating just by looking at its cover. (via MetaFilter)
I’ve just finished week four of my return to beer league hockey after a seven year absence so I thought I’d give a completely useless update since hockey
So I'm watching the Calgary Flames game earlier tonight and that inspires me to do something I haven't done in a long time – look at the MLS
When No One's Watching“Can I Be Your Date?” Please!Not That It Matters But…(Okay, one more… “A History Teacher Sees The Future“)
If you visit this blog in person (and why would you in the age of RSS?), you'll see that I've installed the Mac-daddy version of last.fm so you
A profile of the man who finds the inconsistencies that help The Daily Show have so much credibility in so many people's eyes, especially compared to the “what's
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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