Although I have to admit that I didn't take nearly as many as I normally would – both because I often find that having a lens to your eye all the time…
1. Visit one of their local libraries. 2. Take in a second show besides “Love” (Penn & Teller would've been awesome as would have any of the other
Apparently they had cameras following me around in Vegas. Here's a clip from the upcoming documentary…
Sitting in McCarran airport in Vegas just waiting for our flight departure. After a couple *really* close calls on the way down – both in Regina (long security
I'm not sure where I first heard the term “degree snob” but it was most memorably put to me in reference to a professional librarian who would literally
I was thinking about this today – Gorman's list is one of the first things you should acquaint yourself with in Library School 101 to learn the framework
There was a forum for the candidates for the NDP leadership tonight at a local restaurant so I headed over to check it out. Here are some random
My classmate, Lauralee, who has a history of drawing great stick figure art recently outdid herself with the FTRW poster she made for her library. Very cool! (I'm
So, on somewhat short notice, Shea and I have decided to head for Sin City (except that we'll have Pace in tow so “sin” will be restricted to
I've mentioned one of the all-time most popular Ask Metafilter threads on this blog before – “What childhood experience most shaped who you are today?” It's a a
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