AskReddit: What Are Some Uncomfortable Truths You Know To Be True Which No One Likes to Admit?

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

Friday Fun Link – Intelligent YouTube: The Best Smart Videos (April 4, 2009)

A guide to YouTube videos featuring courses, lectures, conference presentations and so on from universities, private companies and other places.

Saskatchewan NDP Leadership Forums – Lingenfelter Pwned By Meili and Pedersen?

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

Innovation Spotlight – Las Vegas Public Library

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

Ryan Meili Calls on NDP MLA's To Oppose Sask Party Nuclear Resolution

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,

Correction to My Correction: Dwain Lingenfelter's Google Map *Is* Misleading (Just Not In The Way I Thought It Was)

I guess if I'm doing corrections, I should make sure I use precise language.  Correcting myself that Dwain Lingenfelter's Google Maps mash-up isn't misleading isn't entirely accurate either. 

Correction: Dwain Lingenfelter's Google Mash-up Map Isn't Misleading

Loyal reader, Kent posted a comment in response to my last post about Dwain Lingenfelter's Google Map mash-up to tell me that I was wrong – the map

Some Thoughts on Dwain Lingenfelter's Events Calendar, Political Optics, and What A True Commitment to Rural Saskatchewan Looks Like

[Edit – 2009/03/29 – It has been pointed out that one of the criticisms in this post is incorrect.  Dwain Lingenfelter's Google mash-up map doesn't work because of

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