vendredi 30 septembre 2011

Jacques Duchesneau and modesty



The story of Jacques Duchesneau is reminiscent of John Gomery.
In both cases, the two men are right in their arguments but they also like too much the glory of the moment.
Justice John Gomery enjoyed meeting the press after hearings and Jacques Duchesneau loves even more cameras.
A little modesty would make the debate more seriously!
One difference: Jean Charest is slower than Paul Martin in its reaction ...
You have to read the interview in La Presse (Friday, September 30) with the former police chief Jacques Duchesneau.
He directly accused the journalists of TVA and the Journal de Montreal.
Duchesneau said he wants to resign and he even recommends Gomery to take his place!
One fact funny but disturbing for a former police officer: the interview took place at 10 pm by car during the return from Quebec to Montreal. Duchesneau drives his car quickly and, repeatedly, he uses his cell phone in one hand.
Is not it illegal to drive with one hand and holding his cell phone on the other ... Quickly a ticket!

Photo 1: Jacques Duchesneau, Jean Charest, John Gomery and Paul Martin;
Photo 2: Jacques Duchesneau National Assembly;

Cooking according to the Italian fashion




"The art of cooking is the most sensual of all the arts form ..." - Actor Joe Mantegna's character David Rossi in Criminal Minds.
A scene of a few minutes at the end of the second episode of the 2011 season of Criminal Minds sums up in words and picture what is the art of cooking, version italian. Here are some pictures of the scene that you can watch from 11 minutes 42 seconds on video.

Picture 1 and 2: Joe Mantagna and the Criminal Minds crew ;

Arnold Schwarzenegger is back...



Arnold Schwarzenegger is back ...
Vanity Fair magazine published an excellent interview on newsstands now.
Arnold surprised the journalist and he arrived at the interview but with Cadillac and a rusty old bike attached to the back of the SUV wearing a sweater a little rather tired and worn shoes.
The journalist had wanted to impress Arnold and had rented a luxury bike at $5,000 with a latest fashion sport suit ...

Photo 1: Arnold Schwarzenegger;
See Vanity Fair interview ;

jeudi 29 septembre 2011

Dimitri Soudas go to the Olympic Canadian Commitee


The former press secretary and communications director of the Prime Minister of Canada, Dimitri Soudas, joined the Canadian Olympic Committee.
Photo 1: Dimitri Soudas Ottawa
See official press release;

mercredi 28 septembre 2011

The new toy by Amazon...



The new toy (tablet) by Amazon will be offered at $ 199 ...
Steve Jobs will have to return home to defend his Apple iPad!

Photo 1: Tablet by Amazon;
Photo 2: Steve Jobs and his iPad;
See story The Wall Street Journal ;
See story The New York Times ;

mardi 27 septembre 2011

Chris Hughes, co-founder of Facebook visit Montreal




Chris Hughes is one of four founders of Facebook, with Harvard roommates Mark Zuckerberg, Dustin Moskovitz, and Eduardo Saverin. He was visiting Montreal (Tuesday, September 27, 2011) for a conference lunch.
Chris presented to the people there a resume of his career path from Facebook through Barack Obama until today. The young entrepreneur of 27 years has a fortune estimated at $ 700 million (shares in Facebook).
Asked about his vision for the future, he believes that there will be the creation of many new networks because people want to communicate.
Chris adds, however, that we must ask the question: what is the purpose of communication if not be a better world ...
According to Chris Hughes, it is up to each of us to use the various communication tools to become a better person.
Picture 1: Chris Hugues ;
Picture 2: The 4 founders of Facebook Mark Zuckerberg, Chris Hugues,Dustin Moskovitz, and Eduardo Saverin;
Picture 3: Bernard Bujold (LeStudio1.com)

lundi 26 septembre 2011

The Montreal Marathon 2011 according to Bernard Bujold





Not wanting to participate in the 2011 Montreal Marathon itself, but seeking to find a little action, Bernard Bujold has decided to replace the Marathon by a bike crossing on the Jacques Cartier Bridge.
The trip is relatively short but the traffic noise from cars and trucks, the height of the structure and especially its continuous movement (vibration of the structure) makes the crossing a little adventurous ...
But it's much less "tiring" than running a marathon.

Picture 1: Jacques Cartier Bridge ;
Picture 2: Bernard Bujold on the Bridge ;
Picture 3: Entrance of the Bridge ;
Picture 4: View of Montreal from the Bridge ;

dimanche 25 septembre 2011

The art of happiness in 2011...





The art of happiness is an individual discovery.
For some it is a long cruise at sea to new lands and unknown, for others it is a race against time and exceeding the limits as at the Marathon of Montreal; and for others it is the simple pleasure of everyday life.
In conclusion, the important thing is to find happiness!
Photo 1: Cruise Ship Port of Montreal;
Photo 2: Runners in the Marathon of Montreal;
Photo 3: Bernard Bujold at lunch;
Photo 4: Downtown Montreal;
View photo album The Art of Happiness ;

vendredi 23 septembre 2011

The Fall Season 2011 is here...




The team LeStudio1.com welcome the autumn 2011 starting Friday, September 23.
LeStudio1.com - The website for those who want to know everything... everywhere in the world.
Picture 1: Bernard Bujold - Bonsecours Market Montreal ;
Picture 2: Central Park New York ;
Picture 3: LeStudio1.com team - Mademoiselle X, Miss Gym, Monsieur X, Googuie, Ulysse the Dog and Bernard Bujold, the creator of LeStudio1.com

jeudi 22 septembre 2011

The Serial Killers and Nadia Fezzani




With the execution of Troy David and impending death from cancer of Clifford Olson, the subject of violent killers is more than ever to the fore.
Montreal journalist Nadia Fezzani has published a book: MES TUEURS EN SÉRIE.
The journalist reminds the character of Emily Prentiss in Criminal Minds except that the story of Nadia Fezzani is true and she has contacted more than 80 killers in prison (men and women) and she wrote the story of 10 of them .
The goal is to better understand the killers and to eliminate them from society.
If there is one conclusion: killers are not born but become killer following the injustices suffered during childhood or during adolescence.
Picture 1: Nadia Fezzani and her book ;
Picture 2: Emily Prentiss from Criminal Minds ;