Going to Cleveland

Unless I can find an internet connection at the top of the Skyhawk, there likely won't be many posts for the next week as Shea and I are

iTunes v. eMusic

I didn't buy the Sam Baker CD at the Fred Picnic (having already blown more than I should have on other CD's and DVD's) but as I thought

Friday Fun Link – Hot Library Smut (August 25, 2006)

Hot Library Smut isn’t what it sounds like and is worth a look. (Safe For Work – unless you’re not allowed to surf the Internet at work at

LinkedIn.com

Like MySpace and Friendster and Facebook and Orkut and who knows what else, LinkedIn is another social networking site.  This one appears to be more focussed on jobs

Call for Papers – Partnership: The Canadian Journal of Library and Information Practice and Research

It's short notice but if you have a paper you're particularly proud of, it's worth submitting to this journal ...

Library Research Seminar IV – Call for Papers

I'm posting this mainly as a head's up to future students who might have an opportunity to be involved in this conference as a volunteer or in some

Can You Pinpoint the Single Happiest Moment of your Life?

The guy who runs Metafilter and AskMetafilter has added a few new features recently including the ability to see who have marked either your posts or comments as

Some Other Thoughts & Highlights from the Fred Eaglesmith Picnic

– I have a theory that every time you go to a music festival, one artist will become a revelation.  That theory held true at the Fred Picnic

Tall Grass Prairie Bread Company – A Great Story from CBC's Vinyl Cafe

I just accidently deleted a longish post with some more thoughts and highlights from the Fred Eaglesmith picnic so instead of trying to recreate it right now, I'll

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