Late last week, New Jersey’s attorney general sued Blockbuster under the premise that it does not adequately inform consumers about its policies and fees.
This article is a bit tangential. In January, I scribbled some thoughts about borrowing videos from libraries instead of paying money to rent them in light of someone else’s post about Blockbuster’s [...]
Speaking of reading, I went to a gathering where people read books, stories, poems, and other items aloud. I used to do this sort of thing quite a bit in high school and have missed it. I listened to passages from quite a few authors I haven’t read before. It’s a great way to get [...]
So maybe I’m okay having not finished one of the books I started reading around Banned Books Week and maybe I can finally finish it this week in honor of Freedom to Read Week …
with reminders about Wikipedia’s fund drive. The one above is from Bill Ives.
("Power corrupts. Power failure corrupts absolutely." It’s finally happened. I go to use Wikipedia and it’s down completely because of a power failure. I guess I am the improbability nexus. Either that or that Wikipedia server guy should be chained to his desk [...]
A group of bloggers in North Carolina is trying to organize regular meetings.