A 100-year man from Huntsville, Ontario, who only learned to read at age 93, is being called a “poster boy for literacy.” “In an emotional acceptance speech, after
Got this from Iona Henderson and wanted to pass it along as a way to encourage people to participate. The Coffee House was a lot of fun last
The Library Association of Alberta did a calendar a few years back featuring photos of librarians doing their non-work hobbies – riding motorcycles, belly-dancing, mountain climbing, etc. We
It rains all the time. (Sorry, but that's all I've got here…)
Funny story. After my “Public Libraries in the Community” class today, my group met because we have to come up with a business plan proposal for a new
Man, when I was a kid and Question Period came on, I used to practically cry. But this afternoon, I'm watching Michael Ignatieff spar with Bob Rae (they
Alright, continuing my attempts to learn more about the top Internet technologies and how they work, not just as a visitor but as an active user, I've decided
Came across The Birthday Calculator which tells you your date of conception, how many days, weeks, months and years old you are (you probably know that one) on
Hey MLISers! Clear your calenders for FRIDAY OCTPBER 20th, the evening of the MLIS Pub Crawl! This is a great chance to meet and mingle with
Sometimes, a hug is all what we need. Free hugs is a real life controversial story of Juan Mann, A man whos sole mission was to reach out
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