Overnight, one other person voted for deletion of the Spirit of Librarianship article I put on Wikipedia as well. So now it's four votes to delete, none to keep and so if…
Other than a couple minor edits, I've never done anything major on Wikipedia, even though I think it's an amazing resource (“a streamlined Google” is how I like
Instant MessagingI am back on instant messaging. After using IM quite a bit in the heyday of ICQ, I got away from it for a variety of reasons
This is a bit retroactive but yesterday, I e-mailed Marco D'Andrea, a first term student to thank him for an invite to his party on July 18 and
Flickr has a group dedicated to Librarian Trading Cards. You can create your own (and do lots of other cool things) with FD's Flickr tools.Here's mine:
The National Film Board of Canada has put a bunch of their classic animated shorts online for free viewing. The Big Snit is required viewing for all Canadians.
Of the 147 million Americans on the Internet, 12 million have blogs. (via PopBitch)
I heard about Calvin Ayre tonight on CBC's The National. Much like myself, he is from a farming family in rural Saskatchewan and attended UWO to do his
After discussion with a member of the current student council, I let my name stand for election (er, appointment? I have no idea how they do things) and
Canada currently recognizes nine federal statutory holidays (PDF) and one civic holiday. Various jurisdictions have slight differences, either in the name of existing holidays (Canada Day is apparently
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