Year: 2010

Project Zero

I'm with Louis Riel Trail – I support universal post-secondary education, not just for selected folks whose parents happened to take a very high risk job.  And I've

Who Has the Strongest Online Presence in Regina-Coronation Park? My Vote Goes to Jaime Garcia

[Edit: Jurist has replied to my comment on his site (which I've also posted below) to clarify that when he said Tamara had “the strongest web presence” of

Five Pop Topics Round-Up

A few quick hits on my most popular topics… HockeyI really hate the Canucks and think it would be a travesty if one of the Sedin sisters won

Warning: The following images represent typical atheist depravity and are very offensive. Please order your women/children to exit the room before review.

Apparently some people don't find the term “Zombie Jesus” appropriate, especially at Easter.  And they'll show you every offensive reference/graphic they can find so you know it (jus'

The Single Coolest Piece of News to Hit Librarianship Ever

As a profession, librarians constantly struggle with the fact that we aren't exactly regarded as a “cool” profession.  (Man, there are times I miss working in publishing –

Saturday Snap – Quiet, Artiste at Work!

Bought an iPhone app called “Touch of Colour” that allows you to highlight one area/colour of a photo while turning the rest to black & white (or another

Friday Fun Link – Is Google God? (April 2, 2010)

If you think about it, you can make a pretty strong case that Google is the closest thing we have to a scientifically-provable omniscient, omnipresent God.  (I know

Why Ann Coulter is the Iron Sheik of Politics

One of the big hub-bubs of the last week or so was around the fact that American right-wing commentator, Ann Coulter, had one of her speeches in Canada

April Fool's Shenanigans

I usually have an April Fool's joke lined up for my April 1 blog post but this year it just totally escaped me.  So instead, here's a link

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