I missed posting yesterday but that means I get to post this today. There have been lots of great shootout goals since they brought the new rule into
A good question on AskMefi to sum up how the Internet has shifted so much of our world. (Also see my post on “Five Things The Internet Is
Rarely do I read an article where I just keep going “yes, yes, yes!” (well, not in a mainstream publication anyhow! 😉) But that was my reaction after
Time to break out the long-neglected “CLA Conference” tag. Just got word today that I was approved to go to this year's CLA conference in Montreal at the
In the morning, finger plays. In the afternoon, just play! Kevin MacKenzie is awesome and if you're near Regina, you should try to attend this workshop. In fact,
One of my most visited sites, Reddit, has a section similar to another of my favourite online stops, Ask Metafilter and it occasionally has really interesting questions and
A guide to YouTube videos featuring courses, lectures, conference presentations and so on from universities, private companies and other places.
Tonight is the first in a series of province-wide forums among the NDP leadership candidates in Moose Jaw. (At least I think it is – the official NDP
One of the things I do in my position with RPL is work with a couple of my colleagues to write content for our internal staff e-newsletter. One
For an interesting counterpoint to Meili's position on the possibility of a nuclear reaction for Saskatchewan (see below), read Dr. Jim Harding's excellent essay on Dwain Lingenfelter's position,
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