I did a list like this about a month ago and so I thought I’d do another one as I’m now a few days into my *fourth* month
This is a British article but many of the findings are going to apply for countries around the world – from increased unemployment to reduced airline traffic to
Everything’s changing due to Covid and Hollywood is no different. This is a movie that would’ve had a fairly traditional release – film festival then widely in theatres
No matter how bad they are, most of the time, disasters tend to be localized events -hurricanes, tsunamis, even droughts – that areas recover from soon after the
“Fuck The Police” – NWA Here’s a few other random thoughts about what’s happening in the US the past few days after the murder of unarmed black man,
Shea and I had been tossing around the idea of upgrading to a bigger camper for a couple years but Covid sort of forced our hand this year.
I joined the board of Coteau Books in early 2012 but this photo of the board is from January 2016. Coteau entered bankruptcy earlier this year so this
In a time of unprecedented challenges, the big debate in libraryland is how/when libraries should reopen. There are good reasons on both sides of the ledger but as
There are still a lot of details to be worked out but the NHL has announced a very rough plan for what reopening would look like… season is
This is pretty special – my dad was getting some barn boards from our farm to use in framing projects and found one where my grandfather had done
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