FIGHTING THE DEFICIT - Philippe Couillard and his reading...

Bernard Bujold ( LeStudio1.com ) -
Some say the bedside book of Philippe Couillard is : CAPITAL by Thomas Piketty . 
The original version in French (LE CAPITAL AU 21E SIÈCLE ) published last fall (2013) has already been exhausted ( nearly 100,000 copies sold in France ) and the recent English translation 
(2014) is quickly becaming a bestseller in the United States and England ( 200,000 copies sold). 
The treaty of Piketty is a reflection on wealth and taxes. The author suggests that we should tax wealth rather than working as is currently the case. The example of Liliane Bettencourt is mentioned as she had inherited from his father a fortune of $ 2 billion that has increased over the years to $ 25 billion , and without the heir doing any work a single day in her life... 
According to Piketty, the solution to the deficit of the global economy is to tax capital accumulation (wealth). 
Is Philippe Couillard apply this approach discreetly in his province? 
To be continued... 
Photo 1: Philippe Couillard and the book cover Capital ;
See official page of the book;

PIERRE KARL PÉLADEAU - A dramatic destiny ...

Bernard Bujold ( LeStudio1.com ) - 
Le Journal de Montreal published a detailed account of the moments that followed the bike accident of Pierre Karl Peladeau. 
Obviously, he could have ended his life alone on an isolated path in the forest. His death would have been even more dramatic than his sister Isabelle who recently died in a strange way and very dramatic while drowning in her car that had slipped into the lake behind her home. ( 23 November 2013 ) 
PKP fortunately survived... but he will have to recover for at least three months in a wheelchair before starting to walk. 
Here is his message posted on Facebook:
"Hello everyone, here Pierre Karl, I write to you live from my bed at the CHUS. I am photographed with my "new boss" Micheline Ouellet assistant head nurse ( she spent 40 years of her life to heal the sick, so I'm in good hands ) and thanks to the care doctors, nurses, nursing assistants, physiotherapist and attendants, I 'm doing well despite my multiple fractures. Thank Lina Cantin who found me at the edge of the road, called 911 and managed to contact Julie on whom I could rely on to accompany me through this event. Also thank Alain Sylvain and his wife Dominique , thank you to Marc- André from Sépaq, thank you to a cyclist who luckily is also an emergency Hospital Laurentien in Sainte- Agathe (unfortunately, Julie does not remember the name of this good Samaritan. If you know let us know, we would like to thank him ). This is Julie who told me that all these people took care of me at the edge of path until the paramedics arrived. I attended the work of the National Assembly today via television and I thank the leaders who wished me a speedy recovery. Thank you for your words of encouragement . Once I have my leave , I will go in to my seat wheelchair seat of the Assembl. I give you more news soon. Thank you and good evening" - Pierre Karl
Photo 1: Isabelle Peladeau , Julie Snyder and Pierre Karl Peladeau; 
Photo 2: Pierre Karl Peladeau; 
Photo 3: Pierre Karl Peladeau and his nurse; 
See report accident ; 
See page Facebook Pierre Karl Peladeau ; 
See story archives Isabelle Peladeau death ;

LISA LEBLANC - Acadian Beauty ...

Bernard Bujold (LeStudio1.com) - 
The interview with Lisa Leblanc was broadcast Monday, May 19 on RDI. 
A kind of meeting in the lounge between host Anne-Marie Dussault, Antonine Maillet and Lisa Leblanc. 
Lisa might be called "Acadian Poet" and if she is very proud of her origins, she prefers to appear as a young artist  of 23 years old rather than an "Acadian Militant" as was Antonine Maillet during her entire career. What Lisa admires above all in life are people, their ancestors and the expression of the soul through her songs and music. 
The interview with Anne Marie Dussault is exceptional in the sense that we discover the freshness of Lisa Leblanc and the beauty of her natural talent and, especially, of her person! 
Photo 1: Lisa Leblanc;
Photo 2: Anne-Marie Dussault, Antonine Maillet and Lisa Leblanc;
See full video of the interview ;

NEWSPAPERS OF LA PRESSE - End of the paper editions ...

Bernard Bujold ( LeStudio1.com ) - 
The end of the paper editions of the newspapers La Presse group was announced officially by the two son Desmarais owner of the media group in the Annual Meeting of Power Corp. 
The exact date has not been specified but it would be on their desks... 
They intend to focus on online activities such as LaPresse+ and they will permanently close regional newspapers as Le Droit and Le Soleil. 
The Internet has completely transformed the market for paper advertising. 
In total $ 40 million were spent to create the Press + . But the more complicated about this strategy is that the profitability of all process will be made ​​by the paper and printing economy... In a sense, this is like selling his large country house at a loss to buy a condo in the city at full price by saying that over the coming years, the cost that will be saved in heating and maintenance will make a profit on the new condo... 
A meeting with the unions is at the agenda on May 20 in Montreal... 
To be continued! 
Photo 1, 2 and 3 : Building La Presse Montreal ;
Photo 4: Guy Crevier ;
Photo 5 : Paul Jr. and André Desmarais ;
See story closure ; 
See story on union meeting ;

GAB ROY - The power of the Internet ...

Bernard Bujold ( LeStudio1.com ) - 
The Internet is not responsible for the acts ( crimes charges ) arising by Gab Roy, despite what many said. Roy is rather the "victim" of the Internet because it has not followed the rules. If he believed to dominate the Internet, he was wrong because Internet has not only dominated Gab , she simply crushed and destroyed him! The Internet is a tool, nothing more, nothing less, but a very powerful tool as fire. Its use is not only dangerous, it can be fatal if there is negligence ! According to me, there are four basic rules to be followed for the Internet to serve us rather than to destroy us : 

1: INTERNET MESSAGES ARE ETERNAL -  Never forget that the Internet is a public bulletin board that does not clear out because its distribution is electronic, therefore reproducible clone by anyone who consults it and wants to reproduce ; 

2: INTERNET IS PUBLIC -  Whatever you publish on the Internet must reflect the message that you want to transmit to the public. Nothing is private in any way ; 

3: INTERNET IS A MIRAGE -  One should never believe what is published on Internet as the absolute truth. All internet messages reflect the thought and vision of the one who publishes and for this reason, the ideas published may be outside of reality. In addition, because of the electronic (Photoshop, iMovie, etc... ) any message becomes malleable like a movie fiction. 
Of course fiction reflects reality but we must know how to evaluate and especially compare the messages between them to highlight the "real" truth and reality ; 

4: SEPARATION OF PRIVACY AND INTERNET LIFE - Understand that the Internet is like a planet or a city, of universal jurisdiction that does not know the conventional physical limits. The big difference of the Internet is its free accessibility and Virtual constitution without boundaries. In this sense, we can not describe the relationship (friends ) of Facebook true friends. They are virtual links that live on the Internet. 
Personally, I never meet in person the people with whom I communicate on Internet because they are part of my internet world, which is virtual and not real. 

The INTERNET is a great tool if you know how to use it according to the rules and especially if you respect it. The Julian Assange and Edward Snowden understand the Internet and they used it effectively, to help their agenda respective. 
Personally I like to repeat that my social sites are like Personal living room. Of course internet living room, because my real living room is private... 
Have good Fun on the Internet ... 
Photo 1: Mounting Gab Roy Edward Snowden and Julian Assange ;
See LeStudio1 social sites ;

RADIO CANADA / CBC - It's future...

Bernard Bujold ( LeStudio1.com ) -
The debate is now launched on who is or is not a " CBC / RADIO-CANADA citizen"... 
It is obvious that Pierre- Karl Peladeau is not a real "CBC citizen" but a " Quebecor " one. 
For me, a true CBC / Radio-Canada citizen is like a Bernard Derome, a Sylvain Lafrance or an Abbé Lanteigne ( CBC Moncton). Unfortunately, all three left ( against their will ) the CBC / RADIO-CANADA... 
In this sense, one might conclude that the CBC from La Belle Epoque no longer exist and it will never exist any more as an organization, because any organization does not exist in itself. An institution or an organization is the reality (the creation) of the people who are part of its every day life! 
CBC / RADIO-CANADA was for me Bernard Derome and his heyday. But I am a realist and I know that nothing lasts forever, and I'm not romantic about the past... 
The future of CBC / RADIO-CANADA will be the one that its employees will, or may able to make depending on the budgets available. 
Stay tuned! 
Photo 1: Bernard Derome;
Photo 2: Sylvain Lafrance ;
Photo 3 : Abbé Lanteigne ;
Photo 4: Pierre Karl Peladeau ;
Photo 5 : Radio- Canada Montreal ;
See website Radio- Canada;

TRAGIC FATE (1981-2014) - Mathilde Blais

Bernard Bujold ( LeStudio1.com ) - 
I live in Old Montreal and I recently traveled by bicycle to a merchant on Ste-Catherine St. in Montreal. I then redid the path from the store to Old Montreal passing by the street (hill) University. I then said to myself : It's really too dangerous to travel by bike in the city. This is dangerous for one life ! My observation was somewhat prescient ! 
On Monday (April 28,  2014 ) occurred the fatal accident on St -Denis Street... 
Her name was Mathilde Blais; she was 33 years old; she had a beautiful and useful job for society as a teacher in a primary school of Montreal (St- Henri); she was athletic and often went to work by bike. She died crushed by a truck in a tunnel on St -Denis ! Tragic fate... 
Conclusion : The city traffic is a dangerous jungle more dangerous than the real jungle... and the destiny of a life is sometimes more than tragic ! 
Photo 1 : Downtown Montreal ;
Photo 2: Bernard Bujold (LeStudio1.com );
Photo 3 : Tunnel of death on St- Denis Street, Montreal;
Photo 4: Bike ghost ;
See photo report ; 
See story Le Devoir fatal accident ; 
See page Facebook Mathilde Blais ;
See Obituary Mathilde Blais ;

MEDIA INFORMATION OF THE FUTURE ...

Bernard Bujold (LeStudio1.com) - 
New media of the future will be funded by wealthy entrepreneurs and grant donations to non-profit organizations. PRO PUBLICA as a group is an example of this new way to inform people. Profitability is no longer available in the operating conventional information tools as for free services have totally transformed the way. Traditional companies like CBC / RADIO-CANADA will have to  consider this new method to fund their future and survival... 
THE FINANCIAL TIMES of London explains in detail the reality of such new business plan for the new information media of tomorrow. 
Photo 1 and 2: Illustrations electronic media;
See full story THE FINANCIAL TIMES ;

SPRING 2014 - Stories of horses, stables and bicycle ...

Bernard Bujold ( LeStudio1.com ) - 
A Facebook friend and barn owner of GRISON (Theo Hug ) wrote last weekend that if it was not because of the presence of children, and if there were only adults attending his stable riding, he would have left the business for a long time... 
The Wall Street Journal of this morning on April 12 published an article on the same subject of daily life in a riding stable... 
As I have ( in another life ... ) assiduously frequented the stables and horse people, I can confirm that both : the comment by Theo and the WSJ article, are both faithful portraits of reality... 
In my case, I quit horse riding for less demanding sport of cycling ! 
Good spring 2014 to all... 
Photo 1 and 2 : Stables Blue Bonnets Montreal (2008);
Photo 3: The Stable Grison - Theo Hug 2014);
Photo 4: Pure Fix Bikes;
See story The Wall Street Journal riding stables; 
See website team GRISON -Theo Hug; 
See story Bike Pure Fix;

QUEBEC ELECTION 2014 - Predictions of the vote and official results...

Bernard Bujold ( LeStudio1.com ) - 
Quebec has elected a new prime minister until 2018, Philippe Couillard ! 

VOTING RESULTS (FINAL ) 
Liberal Party 70 
Parti Québécois 30 
CAQ 22 
Québec Solidaire 3 

The electoral vote of Monday, April 7 will therefore form the next Government of National Assembly of Quebec. We can not say that Couillard won the election but rather it is Pauline Marois and her team who lost it... 
It is customary for lovers of politics, as if it were a sporting event, to try to predict the outcome of the vote. I almost got the perfecta horse racing with my prediction. 

MY PREDICTION 7 April 2014 ( dated April 5) was : 
Liberal Party majority : 70 members
Parti Québécois : 32 Members 
CAQ ; 20 Members 
Québec solidaire : 3 Members 
Total: 125 members 
My prediction was the sum of all means of communications : surveys, statistical analyzes , internet and conventional media. 

- Upon termination of March 5, 2014 by Pauline Marois, the Assembly was: 
PQ 54 
LIB 50 
CAQ 19 
QS 2 

 - From 2008 to 2012 the government of Jean Charest was composed of: 
LIB 66 
PQ 51 
Democratic Action (CAQ) 7 
QS 1 

Philippe Couillard victory with more than 70 members is a historic event and is the largest majority since 2003 when Jean Charest had obtained 76 deputies against 45 Péquistes and 1 ADQ (Mario Dumont ). 
Political power struggles are far from over. The new war will be the one for the selection of a new party leader for PQ and already, although the departure of Pauline Marois was not announced, the contenders began upon the election night their struggle for leadership, a battle that will be very tough ! All political observers have noted and mentioned in their respective media, the disrespect to Marois by this action of the contenders : 
" ... the body is not yet cold, but already they argue its property and clothing ... " 
One could compare this situation to the famous Shakespearean text : 
" ... I come to bury Caesar , not to praise him ... " 
This sentence of Shakespeare applies perfectly to the end of Pauline Marois. One should have noticed when Pauline gives PKP a kiss on stage the night of her defeat. Pauline's eyes after a short and cold embrace says it all. This is Caesar to Brutus... 
Stay tuned!
Photo 1: Building of the National Assembly of Quebec ;
Photo 2: Pauline Marois, Philippe Couillard, François Legault et Françoise David;
Photos 3 and 4: Vote Bulletin and Bernard Bujold (LeStudio1.com)
See Elections Quebec website ;
See Photo album Election Day ;
See Text Shakespeare - Caesar ;