This is very possibly how you will interact with your computer in the near future. Wow.(Quinn, who has a great post today on why he blogs, found it
It's Telemiracle Weekend in Saskatchewan. This is an annual telethon, run by the province's Kinsmen Clubs, that's been held for the past 31 years in the province and
As a bit of a follow-up to yesterday's FTRW post about an attempt to ban “Fahrenheit 451” in Texas last fall, here's an earlier essay by Ray Bradbury,
Just what the world needs (and what I need too) – another blog!I've set up a blog called The Universal, mainly as a place to link-dump stories and
It's a loooong story but in our genealogy class, there was a bit of a revolt and a group of students ended up going to the prof to
I said last week that I love getting something in my in-box on Friday morning that I can turn around and use as a Friday Fun Link later
Reason magazine recently declared the “end of the post-9/11 era” citing a story linking Zsa Zsa Gabor with Anna Nicole Smith after the latter's death. Hard to argue
A cultural anthropology professor has put together a very engaging presentation on what exactly “Web 2.0” is all about. (via Digg) [2007-02-05 – I love MetaFilter but man,
Saskatchewan Round-UpSask Government Insurance, a crown corporation that provides insurance to all drivers in our province, is offering $180 rebates to safe drivers on their automobile insurance and
To combine this as both a baby and a library-related post, I'll go back to an entry from a couple weeks ago where I talked about my favourite
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