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I spent the entire day working from home yesterday because Sears said it would deliver my new washer and dryer “in the morning”. Apparently in Newfoundland “in the morning” means “around 2:30, b’y.” Then I had to wait for the guy to arrive to install and balance it, which I could have just done myself, but he said he’d be here at 8am this morning, which of course means 10am. So I am behind at work and offer you only a set of roundups for your daily browsing pleasure. Here’s some misc news.
- Israeli writers show more sense and compassion than Israel (much like American writers – minus Ray Bradbury and Orson Scott Card – show more sense than the US government) by calling for cease fire with Hamas
- Google launches new search engine for older folks (and Bush) – “The Google“
- Spanish bookstore closes in NYC
- Bizarre plot twists in the lives of real life authors (from Maud)
- RIP: Alootook Ipellie, Inuit author, dead at 56
- RIP: Anna Livia, feminist author, dead at 51
- British library in trouble
- A look at the NYT TPO bestseller list
- Seeking out the right title (from Ed)
- Pooh suits
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September 27th, 2007 at 8:22 am
Here in Montreal “in the morning” means “vers 14h30, hostie tabernac”!