Year: 2010

Saturday Snap – A Religious Bird?

A Religious Bird, originally uploaded by headtale. I don’t normally make a habit of taking photos of strangers without their permission (honest!) but I thought this one was

Friday Fun Link – A View From Your Desk

“A View From Your Desk” is a Tumblr site where librarians can submit photos of their cats. Nah, just kidding – it’s what it says it is.

Web War I: The War to End All Warz?

On Sunday, I did a post about the WikiLeaks situation where I mentioned the possibility of the world’s first true “cyber-war” as one likely outcome, citing the denial

Wisdom Wednesday – “Another Look at Bill C32 and the Access Copyright Tariff”

Dr. Sam Trosow holds a pretty special place in my FIMS experience as both the first and last professor I had classes with. Thinking about my first class

In the Country of Anythink

The Anythink Library system in Adams County Colorado made waves after a major shift over the last decade where pretty much every aspect of the library – from

Music Monday – “Seems like everywhere I go/The more I see, the less I know”

It’s always good to have a song that makes you want to dance around the room and this song has the coveted “most played” top spot in my

WikiLeaks: Free Speech, Cyberwar 1.0 and Corporate Control of the Cloud

WikiLeaks (which is down as I write this for reasons I’ll get to) is a site that’s been around since 2006 and first got a mention on this

Saturday Snap – Resting Before Christmas Party #2 of the Weekend

Resting before Christmas party, originally uploaded by headtale. The busiest time of the year – Christmas party last night, friends over tonight, RPL Kids Christmas party tomorrow afternoon.

Friday Fun Link – 20 Years of Ness Creek Festival

I went to the Ness Creek Festival a few times in the late 1990’s. It’s got many similarities to the more typical folk music festivals you’re probably most

Google Launching E-Book Service to Compete With Apple, Amazon

Google is apparently preparing to launch an e-book service by Christmas with the big unique feature being that the books you purchase will be linked to your Google

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