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4.26.2024
"strange fruit" documentary: a nexus of the past and present, and a personal sense of loss
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We recently watched "Strange Fruit: The Biography of a Song," a documentary we found on Kanopy . Kanopy's catalogue includes a...
4.08.2024
"i'm afraid to leave the house, because i'll hear about another death": the ongoing crises and the toll on frontline workers
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The branch supervisor of the Port Hardy Library made these, on her own initiative. We have given away more than 50 of these "crisis key...
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3.22.2024
what i'm reading: operation paperclip: the secret intelligence program that brought nazi scientists to america
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Many years ago, I wrote about how the label conspiracy theory is used to shut down inquiry and squelch the questioning of authority: two wo...
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3.11.2024
rtod: democracy or oligarchy
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Revolutionary thought of the day: We may have democracy, or we may have wealth concentrated in the hands of a few, but we cannot have both....
3.05.2024
the ballad of polly bee: in which newbie homeowners learn things they didn't want to know, but turn annoyance into opportunity
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Evil! As you may or may not recall, Allan and I are first-time homeowners. In 2019, both of us in our late 50s, we bought a home in Port Har...
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2.17.2024
what i'm reading: a first time for everything, delightful autobiographical tween graphic
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A First Time for Everything , by Dan Santat, is a perfect tween book. It's funny, sweet, honest, sometimes poignant but not sad. It'...
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2.11.2024
another insidious bit of the digital divide: access to customer service for smartphones only
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We need another word for it. The digital divide -- the gap between those with access to modern information and communication technologies an...
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