Year: 2008

Friday Fun Link – Books You Probably Shouldn't Buy Your Kids This Christmas (Oct 17, 2008)

And you thought there were a lot of book challenges around the world already!  Funny stuff…

Librarians Who Have Worked For Southeast Regional Library

I saw the following in the latest CLA e-newsletter…“Retirement: The Sault Ste. Marie Public Library Board announces that Wilhelm Eisenbichler, Director of Public Libraries since 1993, will retire

Maybe Pace Isn't Such A Radical Name After All

I'll give you the punchline – “the dash don't be silent” – and I bet you'll still have to read this a couple times to get it! (For

Facebook Weirdness

See if you can follow this…Shea's cousin posted a comment on a photo that someone he knows uploaded to Facebook.    Shea was able to view this photo

National Do Not Call Registry

Not sure if you've seen this or not but Canada finally has a national do-not-call registry and it's dead easy to sign up.  Half watching election results and

Five Ways Barack Obama Can Ensure That He Wins The US Presidential Election

After the recent meltdown in the US economy, Barack Obama has opened a wider lead over John McCain than at any point in the campaign and looks all

First Snow of the Year

I'm glad we did turkey yesterday as we were able to drive back into Regina today just in time to beat a big snowstorm that hit this afternoon.We

Strategic Voting to Stop A Conservative Majority

In a break from Sarah Failin' posts, here's something on the Canadian Election.  This site has been designed to help people who are considering voting strategically to help

Friday Fun Link – Thanks and Giving (October 10, 2008)

Is Thanksgiving just about turkey and a quick survey of what you're personally thankful for at your household?  A group of national organizations are trying to get people

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