Actually, anyone who wants to be informed about the world around them should read many of these books.
I have no idea what move this is (ollie?) but Pace assures me that it’s cool. š
So, yesterday’s post about “MLA says Saskatchewan has too many libraries. Librarian says Saskatchewan has too many MLAs” has become my most viewed post of all-time. Within 24 hours, it’s blown away my previous record holder which, ironically, was about a random encounter I had with Brad Wall, soon after he axed the Film Tax […]
It’s still pending approval on Trip Advisor but I thought I might as well post my review of Sandos Caracol Eco-Resort, the all-inclusive we just stayed at here as well (with bonus photos, external links, and a few other edits/additions)… [Edit: This might not end up being my Trip Advisor review after all. Ā I got […]
I have so many “mini-interests” in my life and comedy is one things I’ve long loved (I remember going into the Luther College library in undergrad intending to do a paper that was due the next day, stumbling upon a book on the “philosophy of comedy” or some such thing and then ending up doing […]
It might not be as simple as people consciously choosing which philosophies they prefer to follow – whether we’re liberal or conservativeĀ might be part of our deeper psychology. According to the experts who study political leanings, liberals and conservatives do not just see things differently. They are differentāin their personalities and even their […]
This site breaks down the political preferences of different professions. No surprise to see that librarians tend to be very liberal leaning. Ā (I heardĀ a good line recently – someone observed: “What’s the easiest way to tell if someone’s a liberal or a conservative? Ā Ask them if they’ve read a book in the past year.” […]
Google has a site where you can create beats using artificial intelligence and everyday sounds. It works for me on mobile but gives an error message on my laptop advising me to use Chrome – which is the browser that I use. But anyhow, even with the weird glitch, wanted to share as it’s a […]
Sasha and I were playing Spot It! today and it got me thinking how the game manages to have such a vast number of cards and yet there’s always one (and only one) match in the 16 (well, technically 15) symbols shown on any two random cards. (I totally love how the Internet can answer […]
There’s lots of possibilities but these folks win by having a yard sale!
