A quote from: Fraud - [BiblioTravel - April 2006]

"Two of the other intriguing side trips take him to Iceland and then Tokyo; there's also a hilarious Buddhist retreat starring Steven Seagal, a man who climbs a mountain i..."

2005 -- Dec Nov Oct Sep Aug Jul Jun May Apr Mar Feb Jan


Cullen Gardens

Posted by James on December 30, 2005

My attempt at an artsy picture: Cullen Gardens



His Dark Ending

Posted by James on December 29, 2005

I wrote an article for The Cultural Gutter: His Dark Ending

I call it a bait and switch. The first book in Philip Pullman’s His Dark Materials trilogy, The Golden Compass, was an adventure fantasy that was fast-paced and written in an incredibly smooth style


Great New Landscape Paintings

Posted by James on December 23, 2005

Kim Rempel - Landscape

My sister-in-law Kim has added a bunch of landscape paintings to her website. Check them out... they're fantastic.

Dance of the Snow Dragon

Posted by James on December 23, 2005

I added an entry to BiblioTravel: Dance of the Snow Dragon



Daily Show Guests

Posted by James on December 21, 2005

Inside the mind of the Daily Show guests. Not the ones interviewed by Jon Stewart, but the people who get featured in the segments in the middle part of the show.

On the Media - Free Stooges

Fake journalism, real consequences

You know, I did wonder what happens to some of these people...

The Amber Spyglass

Posted by James on December 19, 2005

I added an entry to BiblioTravel: The Amber Spyglass



Hungry Planet

Posted by James on December 17, 2005

I added an entry to BiblioTravel: Hungry Planet



Women in the Material World

Posted by James on December 16, 2005

I added an entry to BiblioTravel: Women in the Material World



The Subtle Knife

Posted by James on December 16, 2005

I added an entry to BiblioTravel: The Subtle Knife



Feist Tickets

Posted by James on December 16, 2005

Fiona and I have tickets for the Feist concert here in Ottawa in January! The Feist CD is still not quite the top on my list of Most Played but it's pretty close.

I'm also curious to see what the crowd is going to be like.

Mary Ann Alice

Posted by James on December 14, 2005

I added an entry to BiblioTravel: Mary Ann Alice



Dead Lines

Posted by James on December 14, 2005

I added an entry to BiblioTravel: Dead Lines



The Golden Compass

Posted by James on December 14, 2005

I added an entry to BiblioTravel: The Golden Compass



Material World

Posted by James on December 14, 2005

I added an entry to BiblioTravel: Material World



Correlating Virtual and Physical

Posted by James on December 11, 2005

MAYA Design: Carnegie Library

Some fascinating material about a redesign of a library and a library website all in one. Makes total sense, but how many libraries have the resources to do this?

Untwitched

Posted by James on December 05, 2005

My latest column at Strange Horizons: Untwitched

Are videogames worth looking at seriously? Are they more visceral than other types of entertainment? I looked at these questions in a recent column, Why I Hate Zombies


Cleaning Out Some Links

Posted by James on December 02, 2005

I've finally had a chance to go through some bookmarks that have been hanging around for a while.

Canadian DVD Info - wanna rent DVDs by mail in Canada? Check here first.

Blue North - Dave works for this company

Sillysoft - some addictive games

Some Like It Hot - taking apart the anti-global warming argument in Michael Crichton's latest novel

Charles Saunders Interviewed at Zone-SF - Canadian writer

Kiva - connecting you to small loans in developing countries

Shields Up! - test your computer's vulnerability (click the Proceed button)

Sysinternals - blogger and security expert who broke the Sony rootkit story

Extreme Adventure - 12 adventure games in 24 hours

Frog Review - talking frogs who occasionally review websites

The Never-Fail Recommendation

Posted by James on December 02, 2005

I wrote an article for The Cultural Gutter: The Never-Fail Recommendation