Anime & Manga related, Japan, Popular Culture
- STRIPPED: The Comics Documentary by Small Fish Studios (link)
- BAnQ: a Manga exhibit (link)
- A month of Japanese cinema at the Cinémathèque québécoise (link)
- Retail Detail: Robert-Louis Milin's Manga-Thé (Gazette)
- Jiro Taniguchi Plans New Historical Manga (ANN)
- Moso: an app for editing and sharing videos fast, easy and fun. (Mac App Store)
- Hands on with Blogger for iPhone [ iTunes link ]
- BAnQ unveils its cultural activities calendar for fall 2011 (BAnQ)
- La science-fiction, la littérature du changement et la bibliothèque (Bibliomancienne)
- Les bibliothèques du futur en science-fiction (par Mario Tessier) (Revue Argus)
- Trapped in George R.R. Martin’s Tapestry of Ice and Fire (NYT) [ link Nelligan / note: I just started the fourth volume and I can't stop! ]
Local News & National Politics
- Southwest borough to shut 3 community centres (Gazette)
- Montreal boroughs warn of fee hikes, service cuts (Gazette)
- Des arrondissements dénoncent leur sous-financement (Métro Montréal)
- Budget 2012: Réductions budgétaires dans l'arrondissement du Sud-Ouest (Radio-Canada)
- Piscine fermée et emplois supprimés dans le Sud-Ouest (Cyberpresse)
- Les arrondissements dans le rouge (24h Montréal)
- Financement des arrondissements: Même des maires de l'équipe Tremblay sont insatisfaits (Le Devoir)
- Le cols blancs de Montréal se prononcent en faveur de la prolongation de leur convention collective (SFMM)
- Pour boucler son budget 2012 - Le Sud-Ouest confronté à des choix difficiles (Communiqués Le Sud-Ouest)
- 'The Walking Dead' Bows With 90-Minute Episode (ICv2)
- Macerola propose de regrouper les trois festivals (Cyberpresse) [ Lussier's blog ]
See also the “Suggested Links (Shared Items)” in the column on the right side
1 comment:
I said I couldn't understand what they would gain by closing half the library but actually it might not be only about money (they would save only a few salaries, half the managing expenses; that very little): it could be also about politics. If they create a loss of service, they get people to react and then embarass the city-centre. We might be the victim of a political bluff...
In any cases, closing -- even partially -- a library in an underprivileged neighborhood should be a crime against humanity!
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