On late night TV talk shows, every show begins with the host inevitably saying something like “We’ve got a really good show for you tonight!” whether the guest
I don't talk a lot about my work on this blog but I thought I'd discuss one of my favourite activities that I do – approving the purchase
A MetaFilter thread discussing an essay entitled “Viewing American Class Divisions Through MySpace and Facebook” leads to this interesting nugget: Toronto has the most Facebook members of any
Here's a great answer to the question of what exactly happens when you do a Google query.
This will be a bit sparse to start but I thought I'd do a post of FIMS classes that have related blogs. If you know of any other
Bright EyesBuddyCutie PieLittle ManMonkeyMusclesOscarPace ManPacerPacey (even though I said I don't like this one, it slips out sometimes!)PesoPoopyShakeySmileySonny BoyStinkySunshineSweetheartTadpole …and occasionally, the odd name you don't want to
In keeping with the topic of the day over at my other most favourite site on the Internet, LibrarianActivist, here’s a report on internet filtering from the National
Or as a sleepy new father and an overtired new mother call it: “everyday.” 😉
This really has turned into a baby blog (as opposed to a library and technology one) lately, hasn't it? I checked my stats and the number of readers
I started this blog in 2006 when I was doing my Master of Library Science degree at the University of Western Ontario.
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