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My my my. Isn’t this an interesting legal judgement! If Microsoft doesn’t tweak its Word word processing system soon, the company will be banned from selling it. Yes, that’s right. The word processing system that so many of us have come to so use, for better or worse, could theoretically be ripped from the shelves [...] A bit of a change from my usual Sunday routine (I’ll try to catch up tomorrow), but I was pleased this morning to see the results posted of a little art challenge some of us did, with materials sent to us by Bonnie at the Flights of Stamping Fancy blog. The idea was to see [...] This has Nothing To Do With Books, but it made me squeeeee! I’ve seen almost all the Doctor Who episodes back to John Pertwee’s incarnation, and my very favourite Doctor has always been Peter Davison’s version. Now he’s tied with David Tennant. Very swoonworthy. So of course I just swooned over this video. *sigh of [...] I love this so much. The Science News website has a fun article, “Cutting a Pie is No Piece of Cake,” in which ways are discussed to cut a pie so that each person gets a “fair slice.” This isn’t, apparently, as easy as it seems. Because as well as some bits perhaps being thicker [...] Howdy! I’ve been so busy again today, with appointments out of the house, that I haven’t had much time to think of what I should post today. But I did get the chance to upload some photos from the weekend, at Toronto’s Luminato arts festival. Nothing at all to do with books, at least directly. [...] Oh noes! Zaphod Beelbebrox’s home star may already have exploded! Remember, Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy fans, that Beeblebrox as well as Ford Prefect supposedly come from a planet circling the giant red star, Betelgeuse, in the constellation of Orion. It turns out, according to an article in The Register, that Betelgeuse appears to have [...] A lovely treat for you today! This is one of my online acquaintances, Maryellen, feeding a baby raccoon. She works with her local wildlife services to help baby animals who have lost their mother survive, and then she trains them to go back into the wild. She just finished raising two baby squirrels, and now [...] Sorry I’ve been scarce today — I am really swamped with writing and editing just now, whew! And I’m sorry I haven’t managed a Wondrous Words Wednesday post. Next week for sure! But a friend posted a link to a long but fascinating article this morning: The Evolution of House Cats, published on the Scientific [...] This has nothing to do with books, but see? I’ve got a category for that, so it’s okay. Ha! I just wanted to post the coolest picture — at least I think it is. I went to Doors Open Toronto today, and was absolutely avid to see the gigantic heavy repair shop for [...] |
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