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The package we received was so reasonable for the price. Our pictures turned out gorgeous and had them back before we got home from the hineymoon!
Wedding: 10/04/2014
Services Used: Photography, Videography
Natalie worked with us from beginning to end. She was very professional and friendly during our engagement and wedding sessions. Our engagement photos came out very genuine. She accommodated to all of our needs and used her experience to make great suggestions. During our wedding day, her and Chris (assistant photographer) worked hard on making sure all photos we had requested were taken. They were very professional and friendly to our guests, but made sure everyone followed directions to ensure great shots. Hugh (videographer) was also great during our wedding day. He explained in detail what the plan was and made sure he understood what we expected from him. All of our guests loved his upbeat attitude. Thank you Georgestreet for having these exceptional professionals!
Wedding: 09/27/2014
Services Used: Photography, Videography
We loved our experience with George Street! From the very beginning, everyone was so helpful and nice. It was awesome to get to take a photo personality test in order to focus in on local photographers who fit our needs.
We absolutely loved our photographer. He did our engagement session and our wedding. We could not be happier with our photos, and photos are so important to me!
Also, our wedding proofs were available to view online less than two weeks after our wedding! Awesome service!
Wedding: 09/13/2014
Services Used: Photography
Our photographers were Teresa and Regan. They were great! We have loved every minute of our experience ce with Georve Street!
Wedding: 09/06/2014
Services Used: Photography
Photographer was great, really seemed like she knew what she was doing. was willing to take pictures of idea we asked about.
Wedding: 08/09/2014
Services Used: Photography
Absolutely WONDERFUL!! We had two photographers and a videographer. We even had our original videographer get set to emergency room the day before wedding and they already had a backup videographer ready. They were so nice and accommodating to my schedule. So amazing!!
Wedding: 07/26/2014
Services Used: Photography, Videography
LOVED working with a company, way more than I thought I would! Quick response times, much cheaper, amazing quality. Thanks George Street!
Wedding: 07/26/2014
Services Used: Photography, Videography
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My review is so long I had to split it up for character limit! But I have so many amazing stuff to say about GS!
Let me just say - HIRE GEORGE STREET ASAP!!! Apologies for the lengthiness of this review but I just don't have enough fabulous things to say about this company, and its talent.
From beginning to end - although I've not yet gotten the finished product as we only got married a week ago - George Street was simply fantastic. Their planners and coordinators were accommodating, professional and helpful from the beginning. I met with Taryn in their Manhattan, NYC offices, and she showed me many portfolios of lead photographers. She made me feel so comfortable (and even offered me a glass of champagne!). The photogs she showed me were based on their very extensive online survey process which was designed to get a sense of what kind of photography style I liked. That was great for me because I'm not sure, as someone who doesn't know too much about the art of photography, I would have known how to articulate what I like. I mostly know what I DON'T like. Through the slideshow, I found a photographer, whose work I loved, Ben. I booked GS and Ben on the spot. Their packages were extensive and affordable. I didn't second guess my choice once. I opted for the package of 1 Lead Photographer for 10 hours, 1 Associate Photographer for 6 Hours, and 1 Videographer for 10 hours.
They didn't try to upsell me (which always makes me uncomfortable), but said that any add-ons could be made later on. I also didn't opt for the beautiful bound books they offer for an added price, since we were trying to maximize the use of our budget, but said we could order whenever we wanted after the fact.
Please see here for the rest of my review: http://www.yelp.com/biz/george-street-photo-and-video-manhattan?hrid=ySN9V-Z7VZHoU7yyLCTDWQ.
Wedding: 07/26/2014
Services Used: Photography, Videography
George Street was a fantastic vendor to work with from beginning to end. We used them for our engagement and wedding photos and everything turned out great, but especially our Wedding photos. It has not even been two full weeks since our wedding, and our wedding photos were just released on Pictage. I can't believe they turned them out so fast! I have had a chance to scroll through most of my pictures and I must say they look perfect! Ryan and Zach truly captured our wedding and made sure to photograph all of the details we wanted them to and then some. Since we had a destination wedding our engagement photographer was different from our wedding photographer and we did not get to meet Ryan or Zach until the day of the wedding. I was a little hesitant about this at first, but once introductions were made it felt like Ryan was an old friend of my husband and I. He along with Zach understood our personalities and likes and dislikes so well, and it is apparent in our photos. I would highly reccomend George Street to any couple planning a wedding. Their network of photographers being available nationwide along with the value is incredible. If I would have used another photographer I would have paid double what I did with George Street and don't think I would have achieved any better quality. I think George Street's business model of providing a great value for their client along with a high quality of photography services is unlike any other company I have worked with before. Thanks again for making our day so special! We appreciate everything you did to capture memories that will stay with us for a lifetime!
Wedding: 07/05/2014
Services Used: Photography
They were great! They maintained great communication throughout the entire process, made sure I was aware of everything that was going on, including the timelines, and made me feel that my wedding would be in good hands. The photographer that we used was fantastic-assertive with my family and friends to get them to stand in the right places for the pictures, without being rude or anything. Overall, it was a great experience!
Wedding: 07/05/2014
Services Used: Photography
We absolutely loved working with Andrew as lead photographer, Angie as secondary and PJ as videographer. Andrew reached out to us before the wedding to discuss what we wanted and the flow of the day. Beforehand, George Street sent us a link and we went through their well-organized website checklist where we described our timeline, must-have shots and additional things we wanted captured. All the photographers were on time and very professional. Andrew and PJ both have great senses of humor and fit in well with the bridal party, making jokes and putting everyone at ease.
I had discussed with Andrew prior that my father had recently died and that there would be many emotions going on that day. He was exceptionally sensitive and captured the emotions of the day without being intrusive. I loved the fact that PJ did side-bar interviews with my bridesmaids for the video and we can't wait to see them. The pictures have turned out beautifully, with some amazing candids captured as well as some posed family shots and some unique interest shots. We won't get our album for a few more months or the video but we had our digital negatives within 2 wks and that's holding us over until then. Highly recommend this company and their affordable, professional staff!
Wedding: 07/05/2014
Services Used: Photography, Videography
I LOVED my photographer from George Street. Mario was SO professional, kept everyone one time, and we were able to go to ALL the places I wanted to for pictures. The entire team of photographers and videographer did an amazing job for our big day! They listened to everything we wanted and delivered.
Wedding: 06/29/2014
Services Used: Photography
Working with the people at George Street was a wonderful experience from beginning to end. They continuously kept in contact with us right up until the wedding. We were paired with Josh D through their photo style tests and he was in a word: AMAZING! Josh worked his tail off for the entire eight hours we needed him, but he was never pushy like some photographers can be. He was extremely respectful and worked with us the entire day. The photos were up within 4 days and edited beautifully. We are extremely happy with our decision to go with George Street and even happier Josh D was our photographer!
Wedding: 06/29/2014
Services Used: Photography
I used George Street Photo & Video for our wedding in Cleveland, OH and they were great! Our photographer was on time, respectful, fun and we are so happy with the shots! The pics were ready to view before we were even back from our honeymoon.
Wedding: 06/28/2014
Services Used: Photography
We worked with Amy, a photographer for George Street in the DC area. From our engagement photo session right up to our wedding day, she was extremely professional, kind, and patient. Even though we only met twice, we felt extremely comfortable with her. The folks at George Street were also extremely responsive and helpful every step of the way. We completed the online planning tool, and received follow-up questions from their team--just to confirm that everything was squared away.
Right after our wedding day, we received a notice letting us know that our photos would be available to view in 5-6 weeks. We actually received the proofs in less than two weeks! Amy was able to capture all of the most important moments of our wedding. All of the photos are amazing and helped us to re-live all of the memories made that night.
George Street is also providing digital negatives without any watermark, for our personal use. I could not have imagined a smoother experience. I have already recommended George Street to several friends and acquaintances getting married.
Wedding: 06/28/2014
Services Used: Photography
I was nervous about using a "chain" photographer/videographer for my wedding but read many reviews about George Street and decided to give them a shot - and I'm so glad I did! We were paired with some amazing local photographers and a videographer for our wedding. They were professional, polite and worked hard to get all the shots we wanted, including a large group picture. Great value. Highly recommended!
Wedding: 06/28/2014
Services Used: Photography, Videography
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Washington • President Barack Obama tested his persuasive powers Thursday, summoning university presidents to the White House to win their commitments to expanding access to higher education and to demonstrate a new determination to use his own presidential authority in the face of legislative roadblocks.
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"We still have a long way to go to unlock the doors of higher education to more Americans and especially lower-income Americans," he said. "We're going to have to make sure they're ready to walk through those doors."
The event, which attracted more than 100 leaders in higher education, underscored both the power of the presidency to convene influential figures to bring about change as well as the limitations of a second-term president trying to drive sweeping changes in the face of a divided Congress.
The White House has increasingly been seeking ways to bypass Congress, an approach that can bring about results but that doesn't often have the breadth or the permanence of a law. Obama said his education initiatives are part of an effort to "make sure there are new ladders of opportunity to the middle class."
"I'm working with Congress where I can to accomplish this," he said. "But I'm also going to take action on my own if Congress is deadlocked."
Eager to put the White House's stature behind the education push, Obama was joined by first lady Michelle Obama, who urged schools to actively reach out to low-income high schoolers to attract them to their campuses and to provide them with help once they decide to pursue a higher education.
Both the president and the first lady spoke in personal terms, saying they had benefited from a national commitment to expand opportunities for young people that led them to attend elite universities. Obama graduated from Columbia University and his wife from Princeton University, and both graduated from Harvard Law School.
"The truth is that if Princeton hadn't found my brother as a basketball recruit, and if I hadn't seen that he could succeed on a campus like that, it never would have occurred to me to apply to that school — never," Mrs. Obama said. "And I know that there are so many kids out there just like me — kids who have a world of potential, but maybe their parents never went to college or maybe they've never been encouraged to believe they could succeed there."
The daylong program at the White House featured a number of work sessions among White House and administration officials and educators. Numerous participants praised Obama for convening the meeting and said they are already seeing results from the preparation ahead of the event.
Debbie Bial, the president and founder of the youth leadership and college access program called the Posse Foundation, said that after speaking in November with Gene Sperling, director of the White House's National Economic Council, her organization decided to double its science, technology, engineering, and math scholarships. By Thanksgiving, they had obtained $70 million in scholarships from 10 colleges and universities over the next five years.
"That's what's happened in the room. Everybody kind of thought, 'What can we do to join this initiative, something extra, something more, something beyond what we've already done?'" she said.
Schools that participated in Thursday's program have agreed to help low-income students connect with colleges that can meet their needs and then trying to ensure that they graduate. They also are seeking to ensure that lower-income students aren't disadvantaged by lack of access to college advisers and inability to prepare for entrance exams like the SAT and ACT.
"By coming together and stepping up what we're doing, we can go that much further," said Rebecca Blank, chancellor at University of Wisconsin-Madison.
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"If the people raise a great howl against my barbarity and cruelty, I will answer that war is war, and not popularity seeking."
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As you have probably already noticed, nba.com is now an old-timer's page. All current player images and videos have been scrubbed from the site. Hey, I love the historical stuff but come on now. I don't need to see highlights of every draft and dunk contest of the 90s, and this has been the NBA's content.
In a tactical move in the league's war against the player's union, nba.com and NBATV will show no current players. And, this is good for who? How? Huh? It's not good for anybody, and it's part of a scorched earth policy being spearheaded by David Stern. Stern's tactics continue to become increasingly combative, as Dave D'Alessandro of The Star-Ledger explains here.
What are the owners attempting to accomplish with this?
According to NBA spokesman Mike Bass, quoted in the Wall Street Journal:
"We do not think it is appropriate to be using video and photography of our current players at this time," said NBA spokesman Mike Bass. People close to the NBA say that the league doesn't believe it should continue profiting off players by using their images online after locking them out over issues of compensation and revenue sharing.
Well, that sure sounds noble and generous of them, doesn't it? So then, what are they really up to?
The NBA's marketing work is almost as valuable as its players, and the owners know this. By refusing to market locked out players, the league expects to drive their value down. By showing all these old-timers instead, they are driving home the point to cheer for the jersey more than the guys who wear it. There will always be some new guy in that jersey, right?
Having been in countless debates and arguments in my life, this strikes me as a "going for the jugular" move. This is the owners telling the players, "we don't really need you; without our marketing and the salaries we pay you, whattaya got?"
This might prove to be a winner for the owners but, damn. I just hope no cities are burned down in the process.
Are you bored? Are you Sun deprived? If so, get up, go get some comfort food, sit-down, relax and watch these vids.
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I find it ridiculous that team websites can't even show pictures of their current players, yet they can still list the roster? What point is the NBA trying to make? Why don't they want us to see our players? Stupid sausageheads! Screw them!
As for myself, I am not a sausagehead. I may be a butthead, but I'm really just Beavis, a man of simple taste. I like food, soda, pizza, peace, happiness, fun, love, women and most importantly My Phoenix Suns (which if you haven't noticed kind of includes all of that). So listen up Stern you Notorious Windbag, stop sulking, get off your butt, go get ya bruddas and work out a deal!
Note: I lost some nice vids ever since the lock-out due to some copyright crap. I blame David Stern. Not sure if he's the reason why, but I'm going to assume it is anyway, because I want to.
With that said, keep in mind that as you watch this, you'll be watching some footage that David Stern doesn't want you to see nor remember until he is a richer man, so enjoy;)
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Yao Ming officially retired from the NBA today after an injury riddled final few seasons to a career that was cut short. The 7'6" center was a highly touted first pick overall by the Houston Rockets in the 2002 NBA Draft. Although Yao won a championship in the Chinese Basketball Association before coming to the NBA, many fans and analysts alike might argue that he was never able to live up to his immense potential to become the dominant force in America so many expected him to be.
Still, even though he was never able to lead his team to the NBA Finals, Yao still managed to compile some impressive stats and performances in his relatively short yet memorable career. This prompted Yahoo Sports writer Adrian Wojnarowski to argue that Yao deserves to eventually receive an induction into the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame for both his contributions on the court, as well as the cultural and global impact he made on the sport.
Yao's body of work includes nine seasons with a career average of 19pts, 9.3rbs, and 1.9blks in 32:30 minutes of play. He appeared in the playoffs four times with the Rockets, yet only made it out of the first round once in 2009 when they beat the Trail Blazers 4-2 and then lost to the Lakers 4-3 in the second round. Yao was named to the All-Star team a total of eight times in his nine seasons, but many would also refute the credibility of those numbers being that he received thousands of international votes from his Chinese fan base even when he was injured, or limited in his play.
Combining Yao's numerous achievements with all of his short-falls and injuries makes for a difficult overall assessment. For all those who agree with Wojnarowski's opinion there are sure to be an equal if not greater amount of detractors of it as well.
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102 years ago today, the RMS Titanic sank in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean, taking more than fifteen hundred souls with it.
Stanley Seeger's collection of art to go up for auction next month. [x]
Lot 3 - A cut-glass Claret jug from RMS Titanic.
A cut glass claret jug rescued from the RMS Titanic when it sank, is another of the lots on offer at the Sotheby's sale, the glass jug bears the engraving RMS Titanic.
Wallace Hartley's violin, was displayed at Henry Aldridge and Son Auctioneers in Devizes, Wiltshire, fetched a record £900,000 today.
Mr Aldridge said: "It symbolises love, with a young man strapping it to his body because it was an engagement present from his fiancee"
Violin that was played as Titanic sank undergoes CT scan to prove authenticity before going to auction.
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Rare photo taken on board Mackay Bennett in 1912 will be auctioned off next month in Devizes, Wiltshire. [x]
The ship's priest, Reverend Hind, is seen with body bags stacked on the windswept deck during funeral, records show that 166 of 306 bodies retrieved by Mackay Bennett were buried at sea.
Most of the victims dropped into the Atlantic were believed to have been chosen because they had no means of identification or were third-class passengers and therefore could not afford a funeral.
The Mackay Bennett spent five days retrieving bodies from the wreck site and had to request for a second vessel to join it because there were so many. This photo shows that the deck was pretty much full up with the victims.The Mackay Bennet was a Canadian cable laying ship and the owners of the Titanic, White Star Line, contracted it at a rate of £300 a day to recover the bodies.
It left Halifax, Nova Scotia, on April 17 and arrived at the wreck site on April 21.
The crew conducted burials at sea on the evenings of April 21, 22 and 23 and then of the afternoon of April 24, when it is thought the picture was taken.
In an account of the burials, Reverend Hind later wrote: 'Anyone attending a burial at sea will most surely lose the common impression of the awfulness of a grave in the mighty deep, the wild Atlantic may rage and toss but far below in the calm untroubled depth they rest in peace.'
Pawnbroker pays £15,000 for Titanic 'relics' and finds they're worth £1.2million.
Mark Manning bought the collection for £15,000. The artefacts include an inherited piece of ship's wooden staircase and fragment of steel hull.
The anonymous collector who sold the relics claimed part of the collection which included a fragment of the doomed ship's metal hull, had been gifted to him by George Tulloch.
Titanic Sinks Four Hours After Hitting Iceberg
Survival Facts: If you were a third class passenger, your chance of survival was 25 percent
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Fun Fact: What happened to the iceberg?
Bonus: Images of the Titanic wreck made by stitching together hundreds of optical and sonar images collected by robots via Scientific American Woods Whole Oceanographic Institute, and National Geographic.
Image: April 16, 1912 edition of the New York Times.
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Four men were on Friday sentenced to life imprisonment for gang-raping an 18-year old telephone operator in Mumbai, news reports said.
Three of the men were found guilty for the gang rape of a 22-year old woman photojournalist in the same deserted mill complex in August, 2012.
After the photojournalist complained to the police about the rape and the case made headlines across the country, the telephone operator came forward saying she had been raped at the same location a month earlier.
The telephone operator identified three of the men accused in the photojournalist's case as among the four who raped her.
A fifth accused in the photojournalist's gang rape, a minor, is being tried in a juvenile court.
The attacks in Mumbai, known as one of India's safest cities for women, sparked renewed anger over rape in India after a fatal gang rape of a student in a bus in New Delhi in December, 2012 led to weeks of protests.
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- UCL awarded £13.5 million to advance medical research facilities
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- Stenting safe and effective for long-term stroke prevention
- Department of Clinical & Experimental Epilepsy re-designated as a WHO Collaborating Centre
- Leonard Wolfson Experimental Neurology Centre open evening
- Brain stimulation to improve cognition in dementia
- Professor Lees receives Jay Van Andel Award for Outstanding Research in Parkinson's Disease
- Creating brain cells from skin to study Alzheimer's
- Queen Square authors prominent in Brain collection of classic articles
- Toxic proteins implicated in frontotemporal dementia and motor neurone disease
- GCH1 gene and Parkinson's risk
- Double mutation linked to frontotemporal dementia
- Equation to predict happiness
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- Researchers test whether diabetes drug can help Parkinson's patients
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- Immune system implicated in dementia development
- UCL and Chiesi Group announce partnership to develop a novel therapeutic for birth asphyxia
- Professor Golay made a Fellow of the ISMRM
- The new Leonard Wolfson Experimental Neurology Centre (LWENC) has opened for clinical studies and trials
- Professor Rees wins UCLU Student Choice Teaching Award
- New epilepsy treatment offers 'on demand' seizure suppression
- Professor Tabrizi and Professor Price elected to Fellowship of the Academy of Medical Sciences.
- Professor Dolan and Professor Friston elected to EMBO membership
- Vitamin B3 treatment for ataxia shows promise in first human trial
- Teaching Awards 2014
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- UCL and Max Planck Society invest €5m to open world's first computational psychiatry centre
- Successful launch of new annual leading edge neurology course
- Statins could help control MS
- Professor Hardy awarded Thudichum Medal by Biochemical Society
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- Chief Medical Officer appoints Professor Rossor as NIHR National Director for Dementia Research
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Teaching Awards 2014
25 April 2014
The Education Unit would like to highlight the following teaching awards
Clinical Teaching Awards
Dr Shahrukh Mallik
Dr Wallace Brownlee
For the third year voting was held for the Djamshidian-Chinthapalli award for outstanding contribution to teaching (for bedside teaching for MSc/Diploma students) and the joint winners of the award was Dr Wallace Brownlee and Dr Shahrukh Mallik with an honourable mention for Dr James Gratwicke who came second. We would like to congratulate Dr Wallace Brownlee and Dr Shahrukh Mallik on the award of Best Bedside Teacher of the Year 2013/14.
The winner for Clinical Tutor of the year went to Dr Salman Haider (eligibility was based on clinical sessions, Master Classes, and Case Presentation sessions), with an honourable mention to Dr James Gratwicke who came second. We would like to pass on our congratulations to Dr Salman Haider and to thank everyone who contributed to teaching this year.
Clinical Neuroscience Dr Tony Pullen Lecturer of the Year Award
For the second year the Education Unit asked all MSc
Clinical Neuroscience students to vote for their lecturer of the year,
in our attempt to recognise and reward our outstanding lecturers.
I am pleased to announce that Dr Ed Wild has been awarded the Dr Tony Pullen Lecturer of the Year Award. Students cited Dr Wild as an engaging and inspiring speaker.
Dr Wild is the second recipient of the Dr Tony Pullen Lecturer of the Year Award (the award is so named in recognition for the dedication that Dr Pullen showed during his time at Queen Square and in particular for his tireless support of teaching and pastoral care for students enrolled on the MSc in Clinical Neuroscience).
Joint second place goes to Professor Geraint Rees and Professor Nick Fox.
Honourable mentions are made to Dr Sofia Eriksson, Mr Ludvic Zrinzo, Professor Nick Wood, Dr Mark Edwards, Dr Paul Johns, Dr Katie Sidle, and Dr Helene Plun-Favreau who all polled votes.
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US Patent Office teams with Google on database
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Police ID body found on Oxford train tracks
Updated On: Oct 28 2013 03:14:36 PM EDT
Police are investigating a body that was found on the railroad tracks in Oxford over the weekend.
Oxford police were sent to the railroad tracks east of the intersection of South College Avenue and Foxfire Drive shortly after 9 a.m. Saturday.
When officers arrived on scene they found a deceased man on the tracks.
Police said Monday that the body was identified as that of Miami University student Jacob Jarman, 19. Jarman is from Greenwood Village, Colo. Oxford police said Jarman transferred to Miami University after attending his freshman year at a college in Colorado. He lived in Hahne Hall, police said.
Investigators have not said if they suspect foul play in the man's death. Monday afternoon's release states only that Jarman had "multiple traumatic injuries."
Oxford police investigators attended the autopsy Monday morning and are awaiting the toxicology report, a process which could take weeks, police said.
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Magnotta seemed 'bizarre' on flight to Paris after killing: witness
Luka Magnotta seemed bizarre when he boarded an Air Transat flight bound for Paris, said the passenger who sat next to him. His testimony, as well as that of a Paris taxi driver, a hotel managernd bus ticket salesman, was all played at Magnotta's first-degree murder trial Friday. All testified this summer during a rogatory commission in Paris and Berlin.
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Officials feel the crunch: 'If that had been my mother, I would have been angry'With each passing year it becomes more challenging for Montreal's Health and Social Service Agency to balance the budget while maintaining the same level of services.
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Serving as War Memorial sentry 'such an honour'A CAF member based in Halifax says Cpl. Nathan Cirillo's death has struck a chord with him and his coworkers. Guarding the national war memorial is "an honour," he said, and one that many Forces members aspire to.
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Things are looking up for the advertising industry, especially for the direct marketing sector. Private equity firm Veronis Suhler Stevenson (VSS) expects spending on US communications to reach $1.19 trillion, or an increase of 5.6%, in 2012—outpacing GDP growth of 4.4%, according to its latest forecast mid-term update.
Direct marketing spending and revenue will experience slower growth than other communications sectors, according to projections released August 10 by private equity firm Veronis Suhler Stevenson.
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Definition of witless in English:
witlessSyllabification: wit·less
Pronunciation: /ˈwitlis /
1Foolish; stupid: a witless retort
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- Thus, in Mrs. Kerry's brainless and witless offhand yet pregnant remark, we hear the sick thud of the other shoe dropping.
- In fact, it seems that you are nothing more than a debunker without a basis for your witless inane statements!
- We've always had a good old chuckle at his witless expense.
1.1 [as complement] To such an extent that one cannot think clearly or rationally: I was scared witless
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- I suddenly realized how foolish I was acting, scared witless by a simple dream.
- It is used to hold thick doors open, crush particularly large spiders and scare witless those English students who have to read it.
witlessly adverb
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- I got in, enthusiastically dipped the oar in the water, forgot all about the legs, and went at it witlessly - and it showed.
- Beautiful old stone terrace houses which would have been snapped up for renovation in Australia were witlessly destroyed.
- The more we witlessly participate in this process, the more we are divided one from another.
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- In the end, however, he often ends up looking better than his graceless accusers whose venality and malice and witlessness is planned, protracted and considered, whereas his offenses are more often merely impulsive, abrupt and foolish.
- Berkeley, oblivious to anything but a total belief in her own talent, pursues her one-dimensional, absurdly caricatured role with a ferocious energy and dedication that in its witlessness is nothing if not breathtaking.
- In the evening, though, I come home to reality - as filtered through the TV - where murderers seem to vie with each other for the witlessness and triviality of their motives.
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Do you think foreign students are cool?
I just started a Intro to Economics class at college and everyone in it is from Denmark. I'm the only one in it that is from America. I thought at least 1 or 2 more people from America would be in the class. I think its cool though.
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@pretzy2002 hi Reiz! I have this book but no it's not the original, both plots are the same but the published is more edited than the one here
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Earlier this month, I had the pleasure of attending The Conference Board's Summit on Sustainability in New York. The Summit on Sustainability is a two-day conference bringing together sustainability experts, practitioners, and institutional investors to share the latest perspectives on how corporations are transforming their global operations by integrating sustainability into a long term return-on-investment strategy.
It felt great to be in the room with people at the forefront of corporate responsibility and sustainability, and thought leaders in diverse areas ranging from climate change to water stewardship to product sustainability to corporate citizenship. Surrounded by the contagious energy and passion of fellow sustainability and business thought leaders, I felt passionate about our sustainability efforts at Symantec, and hopeful about the impacts we make within our own value chain, as well as those of our customers and the industry as a whole.
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Our annual Corporate Responsibility Report has been an invaluable tool for our CR communications and strategy. Through our materiality process each year, we collaborate with stakeholders to define the issue areas that drive our efforts, strategy and communications. This is a crucial tool that ensures we communicate the issues most important to Symantec AND our varying groups of stakeholders.
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It was epic. It was chaotic. Ultimately it was triumphant. It was by far the craziest, most entertaining Vikings game of 2012. And 2011. And probably 2010 although there was some pretty amusing insanity that season too. Let's just say, it was the best game any of us witnessed since the great 2009 season. And it ended just the right way. Blair Walsh sticking a 29-yarder to win it. Well okay, maybe the ending wasn't totally perfect. If Adrian Peterson had gotten those extra 9 yards. That would've been perfect. But Adrian didn't seem to mind. He got the win for his team.
Like I said, crazy game. Here are my top 10 crazy moments from this all-time great Vikings-Packers clash.
10. Blair Walsh saves a TD with sort of a tackle
The Vikes' kick coverage has been great all year. Part of their success has been Blair Walsh's ability to boot a large percentage of his kickoffs into the end zone for touchbacks. But they don't all go for touchbacks. The Packers' Jeremy Ross got a chance to bring one out in the second quarter. For the first time in many weeks, the coverage did not hold up. Ross got a lane and shot through it. He might have housed it. But Blair Walsh managed to get in his way enough for Tyrone McKenzie to bring Ross down. Yup, Blair Walsh is a tackling machine. Sort of. Not to be outdone, Chris Kluwe later threw himself in front of Ross to help prevent a punt return TD. Those guys are nuts.
9. Jordy Nelson burns Marcus Sherels for 73-yard gain
You knew the Vikes were in trouble when Antoine Winfield had to leave the game with severe inflammation of his broken hand. Sadly for the Vikes, their 2012 draft pick Josh Robinson is not reliable enough to be left out there in certain situations. So Marcus Sherels had to cover the slot in nickel with Winfield out. The Packers of course realized this mismatch right away and exploited it. Jordy Nelson ran a seam route and Sherels got caught peeking in the backfield. Nelson just blew by Sherels and caught Aaron Rodgers' pass in stride for a 73-yard gain. A.J. Jefferson managed to chase Nelson down and prevent the TD. And that wasn't even the craziest thing that happened on that drive. The real craziness would come on the ensuing Packers touchdown. But we'll get to that.
8. Jarius Wright 65-yard reception
Wright now has two huge deep catches to his name this season. He had the big one against Detroit that set up an early stunning touchdown. And against the Packers he had an even more mindblowing play. There was nothing special about the pattern he ran necessarily or even Christian Ponder's delivery. It was a well-executed play, a well-thrown ball, everything went right. What made it so crazy was the timing of it. The last thing anyone expected with the game tied at 27 early in the fourth was a deep pop. But that's where the Vikings went. Jarius Wright clowned Sam Shields and got wide open. And Ponder laid it in perfectly. Two more crazy plays later (we'll get to them) and the Vikings had a 34-27 lead.
7. Packers leave Michael Jenkins wide open for first down
If I were a Packer fan I'd be all over Dom Capers for this playcall. The Vikings are trying to drive down late for the winning score. The Packers know good-and-well Blair Walsh has a huge leg and the Vikings don't have to get it that close. They really need to keep the Vikes from getting over midfield. So what do they do? Of course. They go into soft zone coverage with a three man rush. I guess they were trying to confuse Christian Ponder? Didn't work. With no pass rush in his face at all, Ponder easily diagnosed the zone and found Michael Jenkins wide open on the sideline for a key first down. Dom Capers has to be second-guessing himself after that decision. Got to bring some heat on Ponder and speed him up. If he scrambles and makes a play, so be it. But don't make it easy for him.
6. Christian Ponder throws a TD pass right through M.D. Jennings' hands
I'll give Ponder the benefit of the doubt on this one and call it a great throw. But I'm not really sure. I think it might have been a terrible decision. But he got away with it. After the Fail Mary and this, I don't think M.D. Jennings has any luck at all. He should change his name to N.B. as in "No Breaks."
5. Adrian Peterson runs for a first on 2nd-and-27 after Phil Loadholt's stupid taunting penalty
This was an incredible play by Adrian Peterson. That whole sequence was just bizarre. Started with Adrian apparently fumbling. Replay showed that he was down before the ball came out. Unfortunately, Phil Loadholt was called for taunting after the fumble and the Packers' goofy return which featured a dumb lateral. That was a crazy moment by itself but ultimately meaningless because the fumble was overturned on replay. But Loadholt's 15-yard penalty still stood. So the Vikes got the ball back but were faced with a 2nd-and-27. No problem though. Just hand it to Adrian Peterson and watch him run 28 yards for the first. Of course. Happens that way every time. Never had a doubt.
4. Tramon Williams is flagged for illegal use of hands on Jerome Simpson
I guess some stuff was going on all game between Tramon Williams and Jerome Simpson. It was probably just a matter of time before one or both of those guys lost their cool. Well it finally happened in the fourth quarter with the Vikings driving down to take the lead. This was shortly after Jarius Wright's 65-yard catch. The Vikes were in deep trouble on 3rd-and-12. They dialed up a short pass to Toby Gerhart just to get a few more yards and then kick the field goal. But they received a gift from Tramon Williams. Idiot got flagged for illegal use of hands against Jerome Simpson way on the back end far from the play. Basically, Williams lost it and popped Simpson in the face. A small scuffle ensued. Simpson could've easily gotten flagged himself but luckily the official saw the original infraction. So the Vikes go from settling for a field goal to having 1st-and-goal. And then the TD pass to Michael Jenkins happened and the Vikes went up seven. It could be argued that Williams lost the game for Green Bay right there by not keeping his head. Terrible, stupid play by him.
3. Vikings execs go ballistic during review fiasco
Tom Pelissero snapped an image of Vikings brass losing their minds and screaming at replay officials during that whole mess after the James Jones touchdown (we'll get into that in more detail in a bit). You know it's a big game when the guys in shirts and ties are getting into it with officials.
2. Jordy Nelson picks up Mike McCarthy's challenge flag
First off, let's just admit that it's a stupid rule. That whole thing where you get a penalty for throwing the challenge flag after an automatic review has already been started. What the heck difference does it make? It's dumb and that rule should be thrown out. That said…you have to know that rule. Especially after the Jim Schwartz fiasco. Every coach needs to have that down. All turnovers and scores are reviewed. So don't throw the flag. The James Jones play that started the review in question here was being looked at both as a potential scoring play and a potential turnover play. Maybe that's what confused McCarthy. Maybe he thought when it's both, they cancel each other out? I'm trying to help the guy out. I'm trying to hand him an excuse for his boneheaded flag throw. Kudos to Jordy Nelson for knowing the rules better than his coach. Jordy pays attention. Maybe the Bears should hire him to replace Lovie Smith. Too soon?
But now to the issue most Viking fans are really annoyed about. Why does the review still happen after the challenge flag penalty? Referee Mike Carey said after the game that he didn't know if the flag came out before the booth review started. So the review went on despite the penalty. This is what had Vikings brass so angry in the booth. And had Leslie Frazier apoplectic on the sidelines. I can understand their irritation. Whole thing is just dumb. Only remedy is to throw out the dumb rule. Thankfully it worked out for the Vikings ultimately. Cause, you know, they won the game.
1. Jarius Wright's tipped-ball catch after Christian Ponder's silly heave
Sometimes it's just your day. Well yesterday was just Christian Ponder's day. He got really lucky a couple of times. He was lucky not to get picked off by M.D. Jennings on the TD pass to Michael Jenkins. And he was even luckier on the Jarius Wright tipped-ball play. That play was the flat out craziest moment of a crazy game. Ponder has a blitzer in his face and like Ponder sometimes does, he tries to get the ball out when he should probably just eat it. The ball is tipped into the air and miraculously comes down in Jarius Wright's hands for a 17-yard gain. It sort of looked like Wright maybe didn't catch the ball though. Oh, but Mike McCarthy couldn't challenge because he was out of time outs. Because Aaron Rodgers kept getting mad at the refs for not spotting the ball fast enough and had to call a couple time outs to let his underwear untwist. So I guess the lesson here is what? Aaron Rodgers has no composure in big games? Let's go with that. Anyway, crazy play by Jarius Wright. Lucky break for Ponder. Great game all around. And there is more insanity to come this weekend in Green Bay.
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