The Budget of the Province of Quebec



The Quebec government's annual budget of Jean Charest is rather poorly received by all journalists and some would even call it "Budget of the Lord." The solution proposed by Bernard Bujold, create his bank and print his own currency...

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EU Bans Airlines From Philippines and Sudan on Safety

(Bloomberg) -- The European Union prohibited all airlines based in the Philippines and Sudan from flying in the bloc under the latest changes to a list of unsafe carriers.


The EU said “serious safety deficiencies” in the Philippines’ regulation of carriers and a “poor safety performance” by aviation authorities in Sudan justify the operating bans. The European Commission, the 27-nation EU’s executive arm, cited assessments by the International Civil Aviation Organization.


“We cannot accept that airlines fly into the EU if they do not fully comply with international safety standards,” EU Transport Commissioner Siim Kallas said in a statement today in Brussels. The EU also restricted the operations of Iran Air, eased curbs on TAAG Angola Airlines by letting it fly to all EU destinations under “strict conditions” rather than only to Lisbon, and permitted North Korea’s Air Koryo -- on the list since 2006 -- to operate in the bloc with two approved aircraft.


This is the 13th update of a blacklist first drawn up by the commission in March 2006 with more than 90 airlines mainly from Africa. The ban already covers carriers from nations including the Democratic Republic of Congo, Equatorial Guinea, Gabon, Indonesia, Liberia and Rwanda.
Airline crashes in 2004 and 2005 that killed hundreds of European travelers prompted EU governments to seek a uniform approach to airline safety through a common blacklist. The list, updated at least four times a year, is based on deficiencies found during checks at European airports, the use of antiquated aircraft by companies and shortcomings by non-EU airline regulators.
Poor Safety Records
In addition to imposing an operational ban in Europe, the blacklist can act as a guide for travelers worldwide and influence safety policies in non-EU countries. Nations that are home to carriers with poor safety records can ground them to avoid being put on the EU list, while countries keen to keep out unsafe foreign airlines can use the European list as a guide for their own bans.
The new measures affect about 40 carriers in the Philippines including Philippine Airlines Inc. and Cebu Air Inc. and 12 in Sudan, Helen Kearns, transport spokeswoman at the commission, told reporters. None of those carriers currently operates services to the EU, she said later by telephone.

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The verdict on Tiger Woods


The final verdict will fall on April 8 at Augusta! If Tiger Woods is still the champion of golf that he was, he again will become a god. But if he play badly, then there will be his definitive end.

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The artist Clotaire Rapaille


Journalists in Quebec all agree. Clotaire Rapaille is a little funny but he is not a dangerous person. If there is anyone who looks crazy it is the Mayor of Quebec who was unable to defend his choice. Clotaire Rapaille is an artist! We must judge him on his artistic creation rather than on his Resume ...

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Japanese Team Wins Pritzker Architecture Prize

Kazuyo Sejima and Ryue Nishizawa, partners in the Japanese architectural firm Sanaa, have won the 2010 Pritzker Architecture Prize, the profession’s highest honor.


This is the third time in the prize’s history that two architects have been awarded the Pritzker. 


The first was in 1988 with Oscar Niemeyer of Brazil and Gordon Bunshaft; the second in 2001, with the Swiss architects Jacques Herzog and Pierre de Meuron.


The award ceremony will be on May 17 on Ellis Island in New York.
more at http://www.nytimes.com/2010/03/29/arts/design/29pritzker.html

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The autobiography of Florence Cassez



The autobiography of Florence Cassez, "À l'ombre de ma vie", is now available in bookstores in Quebec.This story is the one of a young French woman jailed in Mexico after a false charge of conspiracy to kidnap and that Nicholas Sarkozy tries to free.Violinist of the Metropolitan Orchestra of Montreal, Sylvie Harvey, work ardently since several months to make the public and the media of Quebec aware of this injustice. You can visit the website of the author.

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SAS - New checked baggage allowance

For Economy class tickets purchased on or after April 1, 2010 a baggage fee of $50 each way will apply to passengers checking a second bag on flights to or from the US.


Baggage that you are allowed to check in free of charge
to/from destinations in the USA, Canada, Mexico and South America with exception of journeys starting in Brazil.

This baggage allowance policy has been revised with respect to Economy class tickets with a one piece allowance taking effect for Economy class tickets purchased on or after April 1, 2010 for travel commencing on or after April 1, 2010. See notice below.

Category

Piece allowancemax. weight / piece

max. size / piece

(length + width + height)

Business232 kg / 70 lbs158 cm / 62 "
Economy Extra232 kg / 70 lbs158 cm / 62 "
Economy1
(or 2 pieces for travel commencing before April 1, 2010)
23 kg / 50 lbs158 cm / 62 "
Infant (any class)1 (plus collapsible stroller)23 kg / 50 lbs115 cm / 45 "

EuroBonus Gold

Star Alliance Gold member

additional 1 piece32 kg / 70 lbs158 cm / 62 "

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Italy immigrant names son Silvio Berlusconi

A Ghanaian immigrant to Italy has named his son after Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi, despite his government's tough policy on immigration.

Anthony Boahene told an Italian newspaper: "I like the way Berlusconi talks, the way he moves."

Asked about Mr Berlusconi's tough stance on immigration, he said: "It's fine, laws need to be observed."

Mr Boahene said he would like his son Silvio to study politics and to become president of Ghana or Italy.

Mr Boahene, 36, came to Italy in 2002. His son was born in 2005 in Accra and has only recently joined his father in the northern Italian city of Modena.

There has been no word from Mr Berlusconi the elder about his young namesake, but his opponents are likely to take the view that one Silvio Berlusconi in Italy is more than enough, says the BBC's Duncan Kennedy in Rome.

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Charles Aznavour and his life!


The French singer Charles Aznavour is currently on promotional tour in Quebec for his recent autobiography "À voix basse". This book is like a conversation in his living room where Aznavour recounts his life as an artist. All those who want to understand the trade will gain to read this book!
(Picture by Paris Match)

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Sandra Bullock's Husband Cheats With Michelle McGee

Sandra Bullock has pulled out of the London premiere of The Blind Side as news broke Wednesday that her husband of five years cheated on her.



In Touch is reporting that James cheated on Bullock for nearly a year while she filmed her Oscar-winning role in The Blind Side. The alleged mistress? A tattooed vixen named Michelle "Bombshell" McGee.
It wouldn't be totally out of the realm of possibility for the former Monster Garage star, who dated porn stars before meeting Bullock.
Is it the Best Actress marriage curse at work? Let's ask Kate Winslet and Reese Witherspoon.

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Rielle Hunter 'cried for two hours' upon seeing her 'repulsive' pictures in GQ magazine


Rielle Hunter's revealing interview in the new issue of GQ isn't the only thing raising concern. The baby mama of disgraced politician John Edwards is apparently not pleased with how several suggestive photographs turned out in the magazine spread.

On "The View" Monday morning, co-host Barbara Walters said she had already spoken to Hunter, who had "cried for two hours" after seeing what she called "repulsive" images.

According to Walters, Hunter, 45, said she had trusted photographer Mark Seliger to capture classy photos for the shoot.

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British actress Kate Winslet splits from husband

LONDON — British movie star Kate Winslet has separated from her film director husband Sam Mendes after nearly seven years of marriage, their law firm said Monday.

The surprise split puts an end to a golden couple of Britain's show business world, buttressed by matching Oscars and a host of commercial successes and artistic accolades. The pair's law firm, Schillings, said the split was "entirely amicable and is by mutual agreement."

Winslet, 34, shot to international stardom on the back of her appearance opposite Leonardo DiCaprio in James Cameron's "Titanic," and sealed her reputation with an Academy Award for best actress for her role in "The Reader" in 2009.

Mendes, 44, was already an acclaimed stage director by the time he won an Oscar for directing "American Beauty" in 1999.

The pair married in a low small, low-key ceremony in the Caribbean in May 2003. It was Winslet's second marriage. Her first, to British director Jim Threapleton, ended in divorce in 2001.

Winslet has an 9-year-old daughter, Mia, from her marriage to Threapleton and a 6-year-old son Joe with Mendes. Schillings' statement said Winslet and Mendes were "fully committed to the future joint parenting of their children."

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LeStudio1.com - The Internet magazine


LeStudio1.com has been very busy in the last months. Firstly, there is the creator of the magazine Bernard Bujold who took the decision to change completely his lifestyle and he has given, thrown away or returned to their author more than 2 800 books in his personal library that contained 3 000. He then offered to his neighbors half his wine cellar ... before closing the loop by moving (See Pictures on Facebook); Miss X is very happy in his new job in a large International Accountants firm; and mascots Mr X and Miss Gym welcomed a new friend Dog Ulysses. This new team member quickly became so popular that we have granted him the title of "Official Mascot" for the magazine.
LeStudio1.com is now more than ever present on Internet through various social networks and the number of visitors to the official website have increased despite the absence of the weekly email message to 65 000 subscribers. This is surprising but the figures are inescapable! There is an increase of daily visitors who are coming on the official site and we receive an average of 2 500 visits each day. Formerly, the number varied depending on the day of the week and reached peaks of the 4 000 visitors the day following the email to decrease during following day at about 1 500. Since our adherence to various social networks, the rate of visits remains constant throughout the week. We can conclude that Google, Facebook, Flickr,YouTube and Twitter are very efficient internet vehicules. It must also be stressed that the home page LeStudio1.com has been transformed and it is now updated daily with links to new articles and comments posted by other major media in the world. All of these articles and links are published automatically on our various social networks. It must also be told that all our texts are now published in French and English.
Thank you to everyone for your continued support and we hope to meet you at one of our networks social or on the official website.
(Photo of Bernard Bujold and the official mascot Dog Ulysses)

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The Spring 2010 at LeStudio1.com


Projects LeStudio1.com for Spring 2010 are many!
-LeStudio1.com will continue to encourage quality in the arts be it music, writing, film or other areas. Our priority will be given to books that open spirit over the obstacles of life, events of art and artists whose talent is exceptional as a society without artists is a society without soul!
-LeStudio1.com greatly appreciates the discoveries in technology and it will continue to monitor very closely all developments to occur in the Internet domain. Never before society has undergone as much freedom of expression, and democracy itself, since the advent of Internet. Some experts claim that we are at the dawn of the technological age. The future would be even more exciting and revolutionary of what we have seen so far!
-Miss-X is very concerned about the injustices and we will report about events or situations where injustice is crying either in politics, business or simply in terms of daily life.
-LeStudio1.com will support several public campaigns including the one put forward among others by Montreal violinist Sylvie Harvey in order to free the French woman Florence Cassez who is imprisoned in Mexico following a political plot. (See website Florence Cassez)
-LeStudio1.com will continue to advertise certain cultural activities including those of poet and songwriter Louis Royer, who organizes the shows "Les rendez-vous de la Chanson vivante" presented every Sunday night in Montreal. (See official website)
-The creator of LeStudio1.com Bernard Bujold hopes to find a solution about his search for a new job but he is not alone in facing such a challenge. Websites linked to individual job search will attract the attention of LeStudio1.com including the one of journalist Lisa Johnson Mandell and the one of Stewart Bacon a renowned film producer out of work for almost two years. We will also watch the developments in the labor dispute at the Journal Montreal. The conclusion of the lockout will set the tone for the future of all workers in information and this no matter what the media group for which they work.
-Finally, we remain open to your suggestions! Feel free to write us, to respond to our texts and join us in this wonderful adventure of life in the world of Internet!
(Photo LeStudio1.com's team and subjects coverage)

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Video : Pitbull - I Know You Want Me

YouTube video with more than 100 million views

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Lucien Bouchard is the "Donald Trump" of Quebec!


Lucien Bouchard is the new millionaire of Quebec! A sort of the "Donald Trump" of Quebec...
The former Prime Minister received million of dollars as a lawyer to represent Quebec's institutions.

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Quebecor and money making!


Why pay big bucks if one can do more profits with fewer employees ...
The economic crisis has forced companies to reduce operating costs. Now that the recovery seems back for these companies, they ask themselve why spend on wages, while we are able to make the same profit with less employees ? The best proof is Quebecor and the Journal de Montreal which have declared a profit increase of 48% even during a lock out!

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The future of Quebec City according to Clotaire Rapaille!


Quebec City is the new city of the future and other cities like Montreal, Laval, Ottawa will became "Has Been"...

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Coffee Bars in New York!


Some say that New York will soon overtake Paris for the quality and reputation of his coffee ... The New York Times publishes a guide of the best "Coffee Bars" in New York!

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The future of the book on paper!


Clearly the future of the book on paper is threatened and electronic media will replace very effectively the paper.
The New York Times published an excellent analysis of this phenomenon. More than ever before, the important thing is not"containing" but "content"!

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Park ‘N Fly airport parking - BWI

Park ‘N Fly is Fast & Easy airport parking.
free shuttle service to all terminals

http://www.pnfnetwork.com/


PARK 'N FLY

(Formerly Park 'N Go)
790 Camp Meade Road
Linthicum, Maryland 21090
(410) 850.5300
www.pnf.com
  • Free Continuous Shuttle Service.
  • Luggage Assistance.
  • 24-hour Security.

Directions:

From Baltimore I-95:
From I-95, Take exit 49A to merge onto I-695 E toward Glen Burnie/Annapolis. Take exit 6B to merge onto N Camp Mead Rd/MD-170. Park 'N Fly is on your right.

From Washington MD-295N:
From MD-295N,Take the exit onto I-695 E toward Glen Burnie. Take exit 6B to merge onto N Camp Meade Rd/MD-170 toward Linthicum/Camp Meade Rd. Park 'N Fly is on the right.

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U.S. Adding Body Scanners at 11 Airports

(Bloomberg) -- The U.S. is expanding the use of scanners that can detect bombs under passengers’ clothing to 11 airports following the attempted Christmas day attack, Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano said today.

Scanners will be added at locations including Chicago’s O’Hare airport, Boston, Los Angeles and Charlotte, North Carolina, as part of the 1,000 machines the Transportation Security Administration has said it plans to install by the end of next year.

“We are enhancing our capability to detect and disrupt threats of terrorism across the nation,” Napolitano said in an e-mailed statement in Washington.

The agency, which runs airport security, is accelerating machine use after Nigerian Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab allegedly tried to blow up a Northwest Airlines flight on approach to Detroit Dec. 25 by igniting explosives in his underpants.

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Florence Cassez and the Mexican States


Violinist of the Metropolitan Orchestra of Montreal Sylvie Harvey, who is also a good friend of LeStudio1.com creator, made him read the book of Florence Cassez, this French girl trapped in Mexico's prison and that Nicholas Sarkozy tries to set free. An autobiography that read like a suspense!
You can visit the website of the author.

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USA Visa Waiver Program

Citizens of countries that are member of the Visa Waiver Program


AndorraFranceLithuaniaSingapore
AustraliaGermanyLuxembourgSlovakia
AustriaHungaryMaltaSlovenia
BelgiumIcelandMonacoSouth Korea
BruneiIrelandNetherlandsSpain
Czech RepublicItalyNew ZealandSweden
DenmarkJapanNorwaySwitzerland
EstoniaLatviaPortugalUnited Kingdom
FinlandLiechtensteinSan Marino

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Mark Rothko


Mark Rothko was born Marcus Rothkowitz in Dvinsk, Russia (today Daugavpils, Latvia), on September 25, 1903.

He was the fourth child of Jacob Rothkowitz, a pharmacist (b. 1859), and Anna Goldin Rothkowitz (b. 1870), who had married in 1886. Rothko and his family immigrated to the United States when he was ten years old, and settled in Portland, Oregon.
Rothko attended Yale University in 1921, where he studied English, French, European history, elementary mathematics, physics, biology, economics, the history of philosophy, and general psychology. His initial intention was to become an engineer or an attorney. Rothko gave up his studies in the fall of 1923 and moved to New York City.

One of the preeminent artists of his generation, Mark Rothko is closely identified with the New York School, a circle of painters that emerged during the 1940s as a new collective voice in American art. During a career that spanned five decades, he created a new and impassioned form of abstract painting.
Rothko's work is characterized by rigorous attention to formal elements such as color, shape, balance, depth, composition, and scale; yet, he refused to consider his paintings solely in these terms. He explained: It is a widely accepted notion among painters that it does not matter what one paints as long as it is well painted. This is the essence of academicism. There is no such thing as good painting about nothing.

Photo above: Family portrait taken in Dvinsk. From the left: Albert and Sonia Rothkowitz, a first cousin, and Marcus and Moise Rothkowitz, c. 1912

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Ruper Murdoch -The old Lion!


Rupert Murdoch is like an old lion who continues to fight and act like the king of the jungle. His actions with The Wall Street Journal influence the future of every newspaper paper in the world and these may help to correct the failure of the media to fight the internet.The New Yorker magazine published an excellent report on this media mogul.

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