I'm at the SLA conference right now and, inspired by all the great sessions, here's a list of some ideas for wild, outside-the-box ideas that public libraries could do to draw more…
I'm sure you've heard that JK Rowling is suing an encylopedic fan site dedicated to her novels for daring to publish a 10 000 print run book based
At the risk of turning this blog into Cute Overload, here's another Pace-related clip. There's an indoor playground in Regina called “It's A Blast” (think a typical McDonald's
And not the gardening kind either (although we are in spring cleaning mode at our city home (ie. Regina) since I took a few days off before the
In roughly a decade or so, we've gone from the Internet just entering the general public's consciousness to being ubiquitous and something most of us pretty much take
Quinn's friend, Brad Fidler, happens to be at the UCLA where, in 1969, the first message was transmitted across what we now know as the Internet. He's made
This story about Web 4.0 (I don't know about you but I'm still trying to get my head around Web 2.0!) reminded me of a hilariously prescient Onion
Book beer pairings sees authors suggesting brews that are best enjoyed with their work. What brews go with your favourite books – a very important question for the
Shea got this off her mommy board and wanted me to do it. I got 68 and she got 92. (“Crunchy” by the way is what the kids
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