Music Monday – "I don't need to sell my soul/He's already in me"

Various Britpop bands are currently in various states of planning their reunion tours…

I have no idea why my blog is being cited five times…

…but I'll probably order a copy to find out.  As someone in the comments points out, it's a great marketing strategy for a new book on library blogs

Friday Fun Link – Click Survey (Dec 12, 2008)

Click anywhere on this piece of art then see where everyone else who's ever visited the site has clicked.  (I clicked just to the upper left of the

A Few Tech Stories…

Firefox add-on allows pirates to take over AmazonFacebook being used to spread Koobface virus Facebook rolls out “browser within a browser” 75 Bleeding Edge Search Engines to Beat

The Daily Show Looks at the Canadian Political Crisis

Comedy Central in the US won't allow Canadians to watch their clips so if you want to be legal, you have to watch The Comedy Network version of

Spot The Customer Service

Tomorrow, I'm coordinating a customer service workshop for a few RPL employees (coordinating but not delivering – that will be handled by a very experienced, very awesome librarian

Music Monday – "I can't wake up from a dream/When the dream is real…these broken fingers."

Sam Baker tells a true story preceding this live performance that sets the scene for one of the most emotional songs you might ever here (worth reading the

RPL Kids' Christmas Party

Shea, Pace and I went to our staff Kids' Christmas party today which included a puppet show, juice & cookies and a visit from a somewhat scary old

Five Things I Learned at the Indian Head Esso

I’ve had six “real” jobs in my life:1. Gas jockey at the local gas station throughout high school2. Door-to-door salesman for a rural cable TV company throughout my

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