Category: PopCulture

Some Random Thoughts on the Sask Book Awards

Went to the Sask Book Awards tonight and if I'm counting right, it was my 10th anniversary attending the event.  (I've gone every year since 1997 except for

Friday Fun Link – First Annual Head Tale Xmas Used Book Exchange (Nov 21, 2008)

I found the Secret Santa site, Elfster, via MetaFilter and thought I'd give it a shot on this blog.  Odds are, if you're reading this blog, you're a

The Monty Python Channel on YouTube

This is pretty funny and also somewhat groundbreaking.  (I'm sure some other entertainment entity has put everything they own the rights to up on YouTube by now, haven't

Take Environmental Responsiblity for Your Reading (And a Great Story About "The Unknownable Bottom Line")

Eco-libris is a site where you can pay to have one tree planted for every book that you've read (or bought or whatever “balance” you want to create.) 

100 Movie Spoilers in 5 Minutes

To me a spoiler is revealing a secret or an unexpected twist.  Some of these are not spoilers (“The Ducks win”? “Meg Ryan ends up with Tom Hanks”? 

Books I've Read More Than Once

I once did a post on authors whose books I've read more than one of as a way to assess who my favourite authors are. After re-reading “The

Friday Fun Link – A Conceptual Costume for Halloween (Oct 31, 2008)

For the past couple weeks, I was planning to go to work as a hockey player for Halloween.  Then, after I got home from hockey last night (two

A Celebrity Filled Day (Yes, In Regina)

Went over to the downtown mall for lunch today as I forgot my customary lunch o' leftovers.  It was packed in the food court so I ended up

Friday Fun Link – Judge A Book By Its Cover (Oct 24, 2008)

Try to guess a random book's Amazon star rating just by looking at its cover.  (via MetaFilter)

The Daily Show's Secret Weapon

A profile of the man who finds the inconsistencies that help The Daily Show have so much credibility in so many people's eyes, especially compared to the “what's

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