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 I'm not #1, #100…
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
[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
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
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
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
It started innocently enough. A couple weeks ago, my dad called me at work to ask if I could stop at Canadian Tire on my way home to
I recently came across two articles that propose radically different visions of the future of newspapers. The two articles took specific interest in the New York Times which
I'm trying to free up some space on my hard drive (70 GB of music on a 200 GB drive will do that to you) so am looking
I've written about the Saskatchewan Single Integrated Library System before but now I see this massive project to bring all of our regional and city library systems together
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