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Had A Conversation with A Co-Worker Today Who Said…

“I honestly believe that I have the best job in the library.”  That made me think, shouldn't a library's goal be to hire people who *all* say that

A Fun Math Puzzle

I used to love any sort of riddles, word games, math puzzles and the like when I was younger.  So when  I came across this one on Reddit

The Tipping Point For E-Books?

As I mentioned before, the first book I downloaded to read on my new iPhone is “Little Brother” by Cory Doctorow.  I'm quite enjoying it – both the

Music Monday – "No moo-cow/No billy-goat/Is gonna get the baby's vote"

Loudon Wainwright III played on the closing night of the Regina Folk Fest last night.  He didn't play this ode to breastfeeding (at least I don't think so 

We're #100, We're #100!!!

A web site called BachelorsDegreesOnline.com has posted a list of 100 Best Blogs for Librarians of the Future and guess who's #100?  Yep, that's me!  I guess if

Friday Fun Link – World's Oldest Map Found, Dates To 14 000 Years Ago (Aug 7, 2009)

I can't help but use my “Digital Footprints” tag on this story! 😀“The landscape depicted corresponds exactly to the surrounding geography,” she said. “Complete with herds of ibex

Teenage Wasteland: RIP John Hughes

[Edit: A wonderful story I came across detailing the relationship between John Hughes and a teenaged pen pal.] When I'm forced to choose, “Ferris Bueller's Day Off” is

Hitler Finds Out…

For the last year or so, there's been a web meme going around where people replace the sub-titles in the bunker scene from the German movie “Downfall” with

100 Things Your Kids Will Never Know About

Living in the age of e-mail, Facebook and pre-authorized payment, I had a moment with Pace today that is a rarity in today's world.  When I bought my

Music Monday – "You talkin' about Hammer/You talkin' about a show"

Shea thought I was joking when I said I wanted to go see MC Hammer play our local summer exhibition here in Regina.  I wasn't…but I didn't make

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