The Books sub-Reddit on the Reddit web site gets asked a question about why libraries are no longer quiet. Interesting to read some of the responses from the
When I was in England in 1995, this song (and the album it appeared on) were consistently rated at or near the top of the “best of” lists
A detailed analysis of the four seconds leading up to Sidney Crosby's gold medal winning goal at the Olympics. (via Reddit)
Seriously, I think I could start dedicating a day to an Ask MetaFilter Question o' the Day. (I did ask a category for MetaFilter recently so that's part
100% is a good mark if you're taking an accounting class, not so good when it reflects how wrong you were with your budget predictions. I wrote about
AskMetaFilter frowns on ChatFilter questions but they tend to be the most interesting to me. Here's one on “What do you notice?” which has all kinds of answers
The Saskatchewan Library & Information Services Consortium (SILS) which will bring together ten separate library systems across the province plus the government agency responsible for library services officially
The Olympics are over and the reactions are all over the place from claims from a perhaps unexpected source (Dave Bidini, not the National Post) that Canada has
We're all going to church! 😉
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