Year: 2010

Go Riders Go!

I’m nervous for the Western Final today as the Riders (who squeaked past BC last week) face off against their arch-rivals, the Calgary Stampeders. There’s lots of commentary

Saturday Snap – Dear Santa

Dear Santa, originally uploaded by headtale. Pace is getting very excited for Christmas this year – he “encouraged” us to put up the tree a week ago and

Friday Fun Link – DiscoverReads

DiscoverReads.com is a new site that provides book recommendations based on which books you tell it you already like/have read based on a five star rating system. I

A Great Way For Women to Support Movember (Other Than Donating Money of Course)

Today is “Have Sex With a Guy With a Mustache” Day, created (by Maxim magazine? Oh, sorry – I mean, Asylum magazine) as a way for women to

Popular Science Lecturer Collapses, Students Rush To…Twitter?

Stories like this are only hastening my arrival at a “kids these days!” state of old man intolerance and disgust. Okay, I’m sure part of this isn’t just

What if the Largest Countries Had the Largest Populations?

A fun graphic which matches the list of “Largest Countries in the World (geography)” against the list of “Largest Countries in the World (population)” So, for example, Russia

Music Monday – “Don’t Let Me Down(load)”

After years of back and forth between Apple (the Beatles record label) and Apple (the technology company), the Beatles are now on iTunes!

Friends of RPL Reading

Like many public libraries, Regina has a “Friends of the Library” group. But unlike most libraries, ours sprung up in response to threatened closures of three branches plus

Saturday Snap – Elf Yourself

Well, it’s November 13 and we’ve got the tree up and decorated already. Asked hypothetically on Facebook and the opinion was split – don’t put it up before

Friday Fun Link – Sports Cliches

Looking forward to the big Riders game this weekend (though I’ve managed to double-book myself for Sunday afternoon so am thinking “PVR game and try to make it

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