Ole, Ole, Ole, Ole, Ole
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Sunday, February 3, 2013
February 3, 2013
Saturday, February 2, 2013
27/01/2013
| Olé, Olé, Olé |
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| 27/01/2013: Devils 3 @ Canadiens 4 (F-OT) | |||
| 1st Period | |||
| 1 | 2:25 | MON | R. White (1)(Assists: T. Moen (1), A. Emelin (1) |
| 2 | 13:35 | MON | B. Gallagher (1) Assists: A. Galchenyuk (1) |
| 2nd Period | |||
| 3 | 3:26 | NJD | P. Elias (2) Assists: M. Fayne (2), D. Clarkson (2) |
| 3rd Period | |||
| 4 | 2:00 | MON | B. Prust (1) Assists: A. Galchenyuk (2) |
| 5 | 5:23 | NJD | D. Clarkson (3) (power play) Assists: P. Elias (3) |
| 6 | 13:02 | NJD | D. Zubrus (1) Assists: P. Elias (4), D. Clarkson (3) |
| OT | |||
| 7 | 4:22 | MON | A.Markhov (4) Assists: E. Cole (2), R. Bourque (2) |
Thursday, January 24, 2013
Tuesday, January 22, 2013
Triple Play Travel
In 2012 I decided to embark on a more ambitious adventure. Since I enjoyed many sports, ans also enjoyed travel and photography, I decided to combine all three into one incredible trip.
The Ryder would be in Chicago in late September. That was a go. Then when I checked the Bears' schedule I was hoping to see my first NFL game. Instead of being in Chicago, the Bears were in Dallas for a Monday Night game on October 1st. Then, just for fun, I looked at the Yankees schedule, and lo and behold, the Yankees were playing the Red Sox on Tuesday, October 2, 2012. Thus was born Andre's incredible "Triple Play Travel" adventure:
The Ryder would be in Chicago in late September. That was a go. Then when I checked the Bears' schedule I was hoping to see my first NFL game. Instead of being in Chicago, the Bears were in Dallas for a Monday Night game on October 1st. Then, just for fun, I looked at the Yankees schedule, and lo and behold, the Yankees were playing the Red Sox on Tuesday, October 2, 2012. Thus was born Andre's incredible "Triple Play Travel" adventure:
It turned into five days of hectic travel, seven airplane flights, three events, three cities, three sports, three hotels, meeting dozens of wonderful people, and a trip I will always remember.
It began in Chicago for the Ryder Cup at Medinah, what is now known as the Miracle at Medinah. The Eurepeans were trailing and seemed to have little hope of overtaking the powerful Americans. I walked the course in the early afternoon and then at 3:00pm found a wonderful spot on the 17th hole - a small idyllic par three that was far more treacherous than shown by the television cameras.
I regret not bringing my small camera to the course. The images on that beautiful day were stunning. I stayed on 17 until the American collapse was complete and left the course in stunned disbelief.
Monday morning I headed to O'Hare and the flight to Dallas.
Dallas >
Sunday, January 20, 2013
Blue Angels
While in San Francisco, I was lucky to be there during Fleet Week - meaning the Blue Angels flying over the city. On Thursday morning I headed out to the Golden Gate Bridge, and made this video of the planes flying over the bridge:
My Sony Handycam did all the work and the magic of finding the planes.
San Francisco 2009 Presidents Cup
It was off to San Francisco for the 2009 Presidents Cup. The city was beautiful, Harding Park was challenging, and the competition intense. The Americans easily won the Cup, but the city naturally captured my heart.
Presidents Cup 2007
In September 2007, the Presidents Cup was to be played at the Royal Montreal Golf Club on Ile Bizard. A few weeks earlier I bought my first digital camera - a Nikon D-40. Life would never be the same again. I went to all six days of the competition, but of course the Tuesday and Wednesday sessions were the practice days, and guys like me could bring our cameras a click away the entire day. Which is what I did:
I had found my calling, something I loved doing, and together with creating web sites to show the pictures, I was a happy guy.
http://www.presidentscup.ca
I had found my calling, something I loved doing, and together with creating web sites to show the pictures, I was a happy guy.
http://www.presidentscup.ca
Thursday, January 17, 2013
The Beginning
I was 8 years old when I saw my first Canadiens game. It was October, 1966. The Montreal Forum. The Boston Bruins against the Montreal Canadiens. Bobby Orr's first game at the Forum.
see: http://bobbyorr.net/timeline/timeline%201960-1969.php
My father's team was Boston and after years of misery and wallowing in last place, the saviour had arrived. Bobby Orr would rescue the Bruins from the basement of ythe standings and bring them the Stanley Cup. Which he did of course, with the help of a few of his favourite friends - Phil Esposito, Gerry Cheevers, Wayne Cashman, the Big Bad Bruins would reach the Promised Land. And my Dad would be the happiest fellow in Montreal.
But in 1966 I was a little boy more mesmerized by the hole in the ground that would soon become the Decarie Expressway than I was by an 18 year old boy wonder who would turn hockey upside down with his end-to-end rushes, pinpoint passing, and majestic slapshot.
see 1969 game: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k8LkyGZiV8k
I loved hockey, but I also loved football, golf, and a new sport - baseball. The Montreal Expos were born only a few years later, and I would attend every game I could. Then in the summer of 1972, I received my first camera, a Yashica!, and I would go to the baseball game with my trusted little camera and take pictures.
Not many people believe me, but I was in attendance in 1975, when the Canadiens played the Red Army in the now-famous 3-3 tie New Year's Eve game. The beauty of hockey was never better shown than on that night, as those two teams put on a spectacular display of speed, skill, and playmaking. It is fitting the game ended in a tie, because the real winners were the fans, who were treated to hockey at its best.
As I got older and other things took over my life, like getting an education and finding a job, I always came back to hockey, but in a different way. I am a proud Montrealer and a proud fan of the Montreal Canadiens. They are more than a mere hockey club. Few people outside of Quebec understand the [lace the team holds in Quebec society. They represent our dreams , wishes, and hope for the future. We celebrate each win, and wallow in misery with each loss. There are few places where a team holds such a significant place in a population.
I understand the history of the team. I want to bring this history to the new generations of fans. I read Red Fisher in the Montreal Gazette every day. I miss his perspective and his ability to place things in context. Some rookie sensation this year must be evaluated against the long history of great players, and the ability to be patient, time-consuming, reviewing the qualities of a player before he is proclaimed the "greatest ever". We are too quick to pass judgment and render a verdict. P'K' Subban may one day become an excellent player, but that is at least four or five years away. Alex Galchenyuk is off to a promising start and demonstrates enormous potential, but he is still only a rookie with years of learning ahead of him.
I am an old-style fan. I long for the organ at the Bell Centre, not hip hop music. I want less noise, more quiet time. I want lower prices, and more affordable seats. A family should be able to attend a game without having to take out a bank loan in order to buy tickets.
This is what I believe. It is what I bring to the job.
More to follow...
see: http://bobbyorr.net/timeline/timeline%201960-1969.php
My father's team was Boston and after years of misery and wallowing in last place, the saviour had arrived. Bobby Orr would rescue the Bruins from the basement of ythe standings and bring them the Stanley Cup. Which he did of course, with the help of a few of his favourite friends - Phil Esposito, Gerry Cheevers, Wayne Cashman, the Big Bad Bruins would reach the Promised Land. And my Dad would be the happiest fellow in Montreal.
But in 1966 I was a little boy more mesmerized by the hole in the ground that would soon become the Decarie Expressway than I was by an 18 year old boy wonder who would turn hockey upside down with his end-to-end rushes, pinpoint passing, and majestic slapshot.
see 1969 game: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k8LkyGZiV8k
I loved hockey, but I also loved football, golf, and a new sport - baseball. The Montreal Expos were born only a few years later, and I would attend every game I could. Then in the summer of 1972, I received my first camera, a Yashica!, and I would go to the baseball game with my trusted little camera and take pictures.
Not many people believe me, but I was in attendance in 1975, when the Canadiens played the Red Army in the now-famous 3-3 tie New Year's Eve game. The beauty of hockey was never better shown than on that night, as those two teams put on a spectacular display of speed, skill, and playmaking. It is fitting the game ended in a tie, because the real winners were the fans, who were treated to hockey at its best.
As I got older and other things took over my life, like getting an education and finding a job, I always came back to hockey, but in a different way. I am a proud Montrealer and a proud fan of the Montreal Canadiens. They are more than a mere hockey club. Few people outside of Quebec understand the [lace the team holds in Quebec society. They represent our dreams , wishes, and hope for the future. We celebrate each win, and wallow in misery with each loss. There are few places where a team holds such a significant place in a population.
I understand the history of the team. I want to bring this history to the new generations of fans. I read Red Fisher in the Montreal Gazette every day. I miss his perspective and his ability to place things in context. Some rookie sensation this year must be evaluated against the long history of great players, and the ability to be patient, time-consuming, reviewing the qualities of a player before he is proclaimed the "greatest ever". We are too quick to pass judgment and render a verdict. P'K' Subban may one day become an excellent player, but that is at least four or five years away. Alex Galchenyuk is off to a promising start and demonstrates enormous potential, but he is still only a rookie with years of learning ahead of him.
I am an old-style fan. I long for the organ at the Bell Centre, not hip hop music. I want less noise, more quiet time. I want lower prices, and more affordable seats. A family should be able to attend a game without having to take out a bank loan in order to buy tickets.
This is what I believe. It is what I bring to the job.
More to follow...
CV English
André Beauregard
146 Willowdale, Dollard des Ormeaux, Qc H9A 1R9
Tel.: Home: (514) 684-7584 Work: (514) 426-3005
E-Mail: andrebeauregard@gmail.com
Objective
A
career-oriented individual seeking a position as a Coordinator, HabsTV and Editorial with the opportunity for
professional advancement
Education
1987 – 1990 McGill University Montreal, Qc
Certificate - Human Resources Management
1980-1984 Concordia University Montreal, Qc
Bachelor of Arts - Psychology
Web Sites
http://www.newsheadlines.co
Work Experience
September, 2010- Present – Loblaws Kirkland Montreal, Qc
Trainer – Time and Attendance Software
-Supervision of Department Managers;
-Responsible for training of Department Managers on Time and Attendance software system;
-Ensure schedules meet and respect collective bargaining obligations;
-Verify that schedules have been completed and sent to machines on a timely basis;
-Responsible for registering store employees in new system;
-Perform training, conduct information sessions of employees in new system;
-Participate in evaluation of department managers in ongoing training process;
-Act as liaison between store employees and management;
-Report bugs, problems, and difficulties to software support;
-Verify and correct daily exceptions on an as-needed basis;
-Act as back-up for payroll support issues;
October, 2006- Present – Loblaws Kirkland Montreal, Qc
Assistant Manager – Natural Products
-Supervision of 1-2 employees;
-Responsible for customer service;
-Maintain standards of department to company standards;
-Responsible for ordering of merchandise;
-Inform clientele of product benefits;
-Participate in Inventory control;
-Perform duties in other areas of operations as required;
-Increased weekly sales figures by 30-35%;
May, 2000- October, 2006 – Loblaws Kirkland Montreal, Qc
Department Supervisor
-Supervision of Personnel;
-Responsible for customer service;
-Responsible for ordering of merchandise;
-Participate in Inventory control;
-Perform employee training and evaluations;
-Increased weekly sales figures by 10-15%;
-Reduced losses in department by 20%;
-Increased efficiency through better planning and sales analysis;
1987- December, 1999 Metro-Richelieu Montreal, Qc
Night-Shift Manager (Keyman)
-Responsible for store operations during the night shift;
-Supervised staff of five unionized employees;
-Planned, organized, and coordinated all production work;
-Responsible for the training of new employees;
-Responsible for merchandising programs and in-store displays;
-Wrote performance reports and conducted employee evaluations;
-Responsible for inventory control;
1994 (Sept.- Dec.) Tye-Sil Corp. Montreal, Qc
Department Supervisor
-Coordinated work between departments;
-Supervised ten to fifteen unionized employees;
-Responsible for shipment of orders;
-Responsible for inventory control;
1977-1987 Steinberg Inc. Montreal, Qc
General Clerk
-Responsible for customer service;
-Responsible for ordering of merchandise;
Speak, read, and write English and French
Excellent knowledge of MS Office, MS Windows 8, FrontPage 2003, Microsoft Web Expressions, and the Internet.
CV French
André Beauregard
146 Willowdale, Dollard des Ormeaux, Qc H9A 1R9
Tel: Maison 514-684-7584 Travail: 514-426-3005
Couriel: andrebeauregard@gmail.com
________________________________________________________________
Objectif
Poste de Coordonateur Site HabsTV et Traducteur avec la possibilité de promotion sur le plan professionnel.
Sites Web
http://mtlcanadiens.ca
http://newsspies.com
http://presidentscup.ca
http://newsheadlines.co
http://sportsheadlines.co
http://newstika.com
http://therydercup.ca
Education
1980-1984 Université Concordia Montréal, Qc
B.A. Psychologie
1987-1991 Université McGill Montréal, Qc
Certificat, Gestion des Ressources Humaines
Expérience
Super-Utilisateur SAP STAS (Time Attendance Software)
Loblaws Kirkland. Montréal, Qc
Octobre 2010 – Présent
- Formation des gérants sur le logiciel SAP.
- Vérification et suivi des cédules de chaque département.
- Formation et supervision des employés sur le nouvel horodateur.
- Effectue les rapports sur l’efficacité de la formation.
- Coordination avec le bureau chef sur la formation.
- Trouve des solutions aux problèmes (‘bugs’) dans le logiciel.
- Aide avec l’interpretation de la convention collective.
Technicien STAS (Quart de Fin de Semaine)
Loblaws Kirkland. Montréal, Qc
Octobre 2010 – Présent
- Co-Président du Comité CSST.
- Corrige les feuilles de temps.
- Participe à la fermeture de la paie chaque semaine.
- Assure la certitude de chaque paie.
- Corrige les erreurs.
- Participe aux inspections CSST.
- Valider les vacances et congés mobiles.
- Suivi des accidents, maladies, et formulaires assurances.
- Suivi des dossiers des employés en assignation temporaire.
Réceptionaire (Back-Up) Octobre 2005 – Présent
Loblaws Kirkland. Montréal, Qc
- Responsable pour la réception des commandes.
- Vérifie l’exactitude des commandes selon les factures.
- Corrige les erreurs
- Placement de la marchandise dans l’arrière-marché.
- Assure le bon fontionnement du département.
Analyste CAO (Back-Up) Octobre 2009 – Présent
- Faire la « marche » des départements chaque matin.
- Sortir la picklist chaque jour.
- Corrige les écarts dans les inventaires.
- Complete les négatifs chaque jour.
- Suivi et maintien des divers rapports.
Assistant-Gérant Département des Produits Naturels
Loblaws Kirkland. Montréal, Qc
Octobre 2006 – Présent
- Gestion du département des Produits Naturels.
- Supervision de un ou deux employés
- Expert conseil auprès de la clientèle.
- Effectue les tâches opérationnelles du rayon.
- Assure la gestion des achats, des inventaires, des listes de prix, et
de la mise en marché.
- Gère les procédures au niveau de l'entreposage, et l'étiquetage des produits.
- Assure les fonctions de réception et de rotation des produits.
RÉSULTATS:
- Augmentation des ventes du département de plus de 30%-60%.
- Meilleur fonctionnement du département.
Superviseur Département Produits Laitiers
Loblaws Kirkland. Montréal, Qc
Mai, 2000 – Octobre 2006
- Effectue les tâches opérationnelles du rayon.
- Assure la mise en oeuvre d'un service à la clientèle exceptionnel.
- Assure la gestion des achats, des inventaires, des listes de prix, et
de la mise en marché.
- Gère les politiques et procédures au niveau de l'entreposage, de
l'emballage et de l'étiquetage des produits.
- Assure les fonctions de réception et de rotation des produits.
- Formation et supervision de 3-4 employés.
RÉSULTATS:
- Augmentation des ventes du département de plus de 20%.
- Réduction de dépenses de main- d'oeuvre de 25% dans le
département.
- Réduction des pertes de 25%.
- Meilleur fonctionnement du département.
Superviseur - Équipe de Nuit (Métro Rockland)
Steinberg - Métro-Richelieu Montréal, Qc
Mai, 1987- Déc. 1999
- Supervise cinq employés syndiqués.
- Responsable pour toutes les activités durant le quart de nuit.
- Responsable pour les commandes.
- Responsable pour la réception de la marchandise.
- Formation des employés.
- Responsable pour les inventaires.
RÉSULTATS:
- Améliore la distribution de travail pour l'équipe de nuit.
- Réduction substantielle de taux d'absentéisme.
- Réduction de l'écart de pertes dans les inventaires.
Superviseur
Tye-Sil Montréal, Qc
Septembre 1994- Decembre1994
- Supervise quinze employés syndiqués.
- Assure le bon fonctionnement du département
- Distribution de l’ouvrage aux employés
- Maintenance de l’entrepôt
- Responsable pour les inventaires.
- Responsable pour le service à la clientèle.
Commis
Steinberg Inc. Montréal, Qc
1977-1987
- Responsable pour les inventaires.
- Responsable pour le service à la clientèle.
Ordinateurs
Connaissance des logiciels Windows, Excel, Word, FrontPage, SAP, et l'Internet.
Divers
Excellente connaissance de l'Anglais et le Français.
Références
Références sont disponible sur demande.
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