Rambling Librarian:: Incidental Thoughts of a Singapore Liblogarian | |
| [From Part 2]This was the opening ceremony, which was on Day-2 of my visit.The "12th Dreamlike Book Fair in Istria" [Sa(n)jam knjige u Istri], held at Pula (found an old 2007 press release, here).The... | |
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| [From Part 3]My visit to the Pula Book Fair made me think of the Globalisation phenomenon, and not simply about "books and libraries".Sounds like one of the opening chapter of Thomas Friedman's "The... | |
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| [From Part 4]Here's City Library of Pula, where the Librarian's Weekend session was held. Quite modern looking, since it was a fairly new building. One level down - Internet terminals, where members... | |
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| [From Part 5]After a 2-hour bus ride through winding hills and a picturesque country side, I arrived from Pula to Rijeka city around noon. My Croatian colleague from IFLA, Verena T., received me at... | |
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| I was updating this post to add this link, and reading that linked me to this story by mrbrown.And then I stumbled this.[Technically, it's "Bishan Public Library" and not "National Library at... | |
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| On a whim, I posted this status update at my Facebook account yesterday:In case you can't see the image, my status said: "Ivan is writing a Web 2.0 + Young Adult services primer for... | |
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| [From previous post]After thinking about it, I decided to start a wiki for the draft.It's at web20-libraryservices-ya.wikispaces.comI figured it would be OK for me to make the draft public, since a... | |
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| [From Part 2]Sent the final draft to Ivanka yesterday night. Just checked my email this evening and she came back with some corrections. I made the changes on my master document and emailed it... | |
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| On the last day of 2008, my friend (this guy) told me this story that he'd read from this book:At a party hosted by a successful hedge fund manager, (the late) author Kurt Vonnegut remarked to fellow... | |
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| I enjoyed this video. A "tour of the British colony of Singapore in 1938" video footage in YouTube:The narrator sounds "uppity" and stereotypically stiff-upper-lip British. He pronounced "Malay" as... | |
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