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"The hotel is as most in the area very basic, the room did include a mini kitchen which would have been great if we were staying for more than one night. Hotel was clean, and the staff was very pleasant. Location to the both the church was great - in walking distance. As well as in walking dista..."
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"Great access to ski hill with walkout to gondola. We enjoyed the outdoor spa, sauna and pool. The kitchenette was adequate and beds were comfortable. The only complaint was room was dark and needed updating. We would stay here again if the room rate is discounted. "
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"Inside the ski village. No time to enjoy other activities, overnight stay. Very nice villas with lots of room, everything u need in a kitchen, feels like home. Choose the building where reception is"
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"Stayed here for 2 nights. The rooms were really clean . It had a full kitchen with everything you need in it. we didn't spend much time in the room but it was everything we were looking for "
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"This place is a family-run business, which by itself means that it is run as their own home - with dearest care and infinite love. Both husband and wife speak English perfectly, which is indispensable for those who completely do not speak French. Moreover, they will meet you with so much warm and..."
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Hotels in Beaupré -Mont Sainte-Anne
Even though the town of Beaupré is small, there is a large choice of accommodation thanks to the Mont Sainte-Anne mountain resort. Most hotels in Beaupré-Mont Sainte-Anne are 3 or 4 stars, but there are also budget hotels available. Château Mont Sainte Anne is one of the best 4-star hotels in Beaupré-Mont Sainte-Anne. It has fantastic amenities, including 2 pools, a spa, and ski-in/ski-out access. Chalets Montmorency is another top hotel in the area, with cozy rooms and a great location, particularly if you're planning to hit the slopes. If you're looking for a discount hotel in Beaupré-Mont Sainte-Anne, Quality Suites is a great choice.
Things to see in Beaupré-Mont Sainte-Anne
Located around 4 miles north of Beaupré, Canyon Sainte-Anne is an amazing place to discover the beauty of nature. Among the rocky cliffs and lush forest, you'll find the stunning cascading waters of Sainte-Anne Falls, which stand 243 feet high. There are also 3 bridges suspended across the canyon to brave, as well as numerous trails to walk. The town of Beaupré is home to a beautiful church, the Basilica of Sainte-Anne-de-Beaupré. Although it has existed here in some form since the 17th century, its current incarnation dates from the 1920s. Built in a Romanesque Revival style, it features 240 stained windows and is a breathtaking sight. The resort of Mont Sainte-Anne provides endless fun all year round. In the summer there are hiking and mountain biking trails, and in the winter there's plenty of opportunity for skiing and snowboarding, with 71 ski trails and 4 parks.
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With a range of activities available, from hiking to canyoneering, the area of Beaupré-Mont Sainte-Anne is ideal for families seeking an action-packed vacation. There are lots of hiking trails that allow you to enjoy the beautiful landscape as a family, with many striking landmarks to explore, such as the Chute Jean-Larose waterfall. Other family-friendly activities include dog-sledding tours with Secrets Nordiques Day Tours. A unique way to experience this picturesque area, it's fun for adults and children alike. You'll also find there are many family-friendly hotels in Beaupré-Mont Sainte-Anne, including those with childcare services such as Les Villas Kudos Mont Sainte-Anne.
How to get to Beaupré-Mont Sainte-Anne
The easiest way to travel to Beaupré-Mont Sainte-Anne is via Quebec City, which is located around 25 miles southwest along the Saint Lawrence River. To reach Quebec City, you can take a direct flight from various cities in the U.S. to Jean Lesage International Airport. You can also catch a flight from Canadian cities such as Montreal and Toronto. Once here, you'll need to hire a car to travel the remaining distance (a cab is also feasible, but costly). It's a straightforward drive and takes around 50 minutes via Autoroute 40 and Boulevard Sainte-Anne.
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Skip to comments.Teenage girls so, like, rule English
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Now I know why we keep seeing Clinton over here.
"They are afraid to be seen expressing thought because they are sexually insecure," Dr Spurr said. "They want to be seen to be real men and the standard for real men wouldn't be seen to express a thought."
What a bunch of - like oh my gawd - CRAP!
Nam Vet
My theory is that it they ever shut up their heads would explode in a shower of BS.
"F*ckin' A man..f*ckin' A.."
Ya know, you just can't make this s**i up. It'd be hillarious, if it wasn't (sadly) true.
"muffin top" (a bulge of flesh over low-cut jeans) and "whale tail" (the appearance of a g-string above the waistband of a skirt or trousers).
And that this new lingo refers to dressing like streetwalkers is also comforting.
Dude, I'm all, 'that's hella heinous.'"
Yep...and Welcome Aboard Farlander.
"Hey Peter, man, check out channel 9, it's the breast exams."
I still use ye, but I'm slow.
I'm reading the story, and I'm like, "Yeah". Uh-huh.
That is one of the strangest quotes I have seen around here in a long time. "Cats run from dogs because they like to drink milk" makes about as much sense.
Simple math would demonstrate the truth of this, since 16 year old girls talk without pause from the moment they wake up until the moment they fall asleep (with the phone still at their ear) it only makes sense that they would lead the world in language innovation. This article discusses the English language only, but I'm sure it would prove true of all language, with the possible exception of Arabic, since those women are all so repressed.
God bless 'em!
The fact they they honestly can't/won't hear how stupid it makes them sound only compounds the problem. They, like, wanna be, all, like taken seriously? in the real world. And, like, when they, you know, aren't taken seriously and all that they take up the banner of feminism because they are too foolish to see that it is their own behavior that is holding them back - not men, not the world, not the oppressive patriarchical corporate system, not George Bush.
For great fun, try parroting the "like, you knows, I was all, you knows" back at them. You can even embellish it with some eye-rolling and sneering. When they react, explain that it sounds awful when an adult talks like that, and that if they ever want to be taken seriously as a young adult they should STOP IT!
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I'm SUUUreee. Like...he really knows. If he like really LISTened, he'd know that it's a rise and a drawn out drop at the EEeend. He's so like...OUT of iiiiiiiiit.
Know your dingbats.
Hmmm...interesting. But I would have guessed that it was the African American hip hop community that contributes more new words and meanings to English than Valley girls. Word...
Female mouth move, not put food in.
Mean much trouble.
"And that this new lingo refers to dressing like streetwalkers is also comforting."
Since they are both insults which tend to keep "fashionable" girls from making those fashion mistakes, it is comforting. I find "muffin tops" especially disgusting.
Should that really be, "verbally adventurous," rather than what the article chose? Poor choice of words.
Forgive my complete ignorance, but what is a "fusion" restaurant?
Ya gotta admit that 'Muffin Top' is a brilliant descriptive phrase. I roflmao when I read it.
The only thing I really don't get? Is how inflection has changed over the years? So every sentence? Sounds like a question? Even when it's not?
You know the sentence construction I'm referring to.
She finally ran out of breath after having said "Then he was like, it's OK with me."
So I asked her, "Well what were you like?"
She stared at me in stunned disbelief.
The question-end isn't a recent thing . . . it's been going on since I was in junior high, and I got out of junior high in 1983.
Me too, lol...
I have to admit, I luv muffins though...
I know it's not recent; I did say "over the years" but it's definitely AFTER my time (I'm 50). I grew up ending declarative sentences with a period, not a question mark. Y'know?
It's certainly more concise than "Six pounds of $#!+ in a five pound sack", but it describes the same phenomenon.
Those 2 terms made me laugh my head off!
LOL! Even a lower primate gets it! ;-)
I think these folks have the mentality of scared little bunny rabbits. Specifically, they're afraid to put their character or reputations on the line by actually declaring something. Instead, they phrase their timid little statement as a question, hoping to build consensus. They feel secure only in a group. I find them pathetic.
a dish has tastes comprised of different ethnicities.
asian and southwest combined for example.
There is nothing sillier than a young teenage girl. They get a little better when they approach 16. Not to say they aren't sweet and cute, just silly.
Notice that number two, with the artificially coloured hair, also has a 'target' on her lower back ...
Very sexy.... (sarcasm implied).
You gotta love the modern world.
In the States its known as a "gunt".
These chicks in hip-huggers really aren't nearly as fat as they look. Theu just don't understand trousers: the belt goes at the waist. In addition to holding up the trousers, it identifies the waist, marking the transition from the hips to the torso. The SPOSIAFPS chicks have put thier belts in the middle of their hips, creating the appearance of two waists, or alternatively, of a huge "spare tyre" in their middle. It's ugly. If they'd put their belts on their real waists, they'd look like they have really long legs, and amply proportioned hips. Most men I know find that look very attractive, very feminine, very womanly.
Also known as the "busted can of biscuits" look.
That's because they get more practice always runnin' THEIR F%*#@&% YAP!!!
I like my muffins with icing--so I can lick it off the top.
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Elliot Banks-Browne stood on the top step of the podium in Newcastle at the weekend, after taking his Geartec Suzuki to the overall win at the fifth round of the Arenacross series.
Determined to score a good result after the bad luck that had dogged the first half of his Arenacross campaign, Banks-Browne started the right way and took the win in his opening heat race after battling with his teammate Greg Crater. Crater eventually finished fourth.
Banks-Browne then followed it up with a third placed finish in his second heat race, qualifying for the main event.
After making a good start he got away with the leading bunch out of the gate, before taking the race lead at the second corner. He was never headed from then on, and rode to the win.
Rob Hooper, Geartec Suzuki team manager, commented, "I am so happy that everything has turned out so well for Elliot.
"We have all worked hard to make it happen, and Elliot was brilliant and smooth. It was a richly deserved win for all the hard work he puts in."
Heads & All Threads Suzuki's Harri Kullas had a strong showing at the previous round in Birmingham, before bad luck saw him caught up in a crash in the main event. The former Finnish Supercross champion was looking for a stronger showing in Newcastle, but was again the victim of bad luck off the all-important start in the main event.
Kullas rode to sixth in his opening heat race, before standing on the podium in his second with a third place finish. He also qualified for the head-to-head shootout where he finished second.
However, fate in the main event wasn't as kind, with Kullas boxed out in turn one and onto the second straight, losing ground on the leaders and shuffled to the back of the pack. He came through to finish seventh and is just four points of the championship top three.
Series leader Thomas Ramette missed the Arenacross podium in the main event for the first time this year.
The Frenchman, riding the SR75-Molson prepared RM-Z450 finished second in his first heat race behind Banks-Browne, and took fourth in his second heat.
In the main event Ramette again found himself battling at the front of the pack, attempting passes on the leading Banks-Browne.
Unfortunately he crashed with two laps to go, but was able to remount and finish fifth, retaining the red plate and the Arenacross championship lead.
The Arenacross tour now heads to Glasgow's SSE Hydro arena this weekend.


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11 Now it happened as He went to Jerusalem that He passed through the midst of Samaria and Galilee. 12 Then as He entered a certain village, there met Him ten men who were lepers, who stood afar off. 13 And they lifted up their voices and said, "Jesus, Master, have mercy on us!"
14 So when He saw them, He said to them, "Go, show yourselves to the priests." And so it was that as they went, they were cleansed.
15 And one of them, when he saw that he was healed, returned, and with a loud voice glorified God, 16 and fell down on his face at His feet, giving Him thanks. And he was a Samaritan.
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Hey everyone. I'm new to fish keeping and have been running a twenty gallon tank ever since October. I currently have 6 danios and three cories. I am an animal lover and own two dogs and eight hermit crabs. I'm eager to learn how to properly take care of fish and to meet new people.
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Welcome to the forum! I too, am an animal lover.
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i am a huge animal lover here! glad to have you on the forum! you'll find more info then you know what to do with here!
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hello and warm welcome.
any pictures are also welcome.
any pictures are also welcome.
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Hello and welcome to the forum
Animal testing is a terrible idea; they get all nervous and give the wrong answers.
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Thanks everyone! I can see about posting pictures although I stink with computers and I'd have to borrow my sisters camera.
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Don't you even ask.... you go right ahead and steal that camera!
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One of the last politics-free zones in America was intruded upon yesterday--and why should anyone be surprised that NBC was the culprit? After the horrific tragedy of Kansas City Chief's linebacker Jovan Belcher's murder-suicide, NBC sports analyst Bob Costas felt justified in launching into a cliche-ridden
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. He quoted liberal columnist Jason Whitlock, who wrote "our current gun culture ensures that more and more domestic disputes will end in the ultimate tragedy....and leave teenage boys bloodied and dead." He further quoted Whitlock's lament that guns are most responsible for our crime and violence because they are forever "tempting us into escalating our arguments." (Guns now possess intent, and their own free will.) The most absurd note of all was Whitlock's speculation, repeated by Costas, that "If Jovan Belcher didn't possess a gun, he and his Kassandra Perkins would both be alive today." Apparently Costas and Whitlock believe that Belcher was not strong enough to choke her or stab her to carry out his evil deed. Blaming the "gun culture" is a convenient refuge. Belcher obviously had severe problems, and I will not engage in rank, uninformed speculation regarding why he snapped. There is already chatter about drug or alcohol use. Gun control advocates never miss an opportunity to use a family tragedy to further their political aim of curtailing our 2nd amendment rights. "Something like this puts it all in perspective," Costas intoned, looking into the camera. Our perspective is our own, Bob, and is frankly none of your business. Sports bring Americans together of all political stripes. Costas and NBC managed to offend and annoy millions of law-abiding gun-owners in the U.S. last night. I'm not saying we should sack the anchor (or rush the gas-bag), but boy, the image is entertaining.
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Gabrielle Giffords is now breathing on her own without the help of a
More good news: Facebook cofounder Chris Hughes is engaged to marry his boyfriend of five years, Sean Eldridge. The two are hoping to
help push through marriage equality in New York so they can wed there.
In still more good news, The
Dilemma is having a very mediocre opening weekend, and is expected
to finish around $18 million, compared to more typical $30-$40 million opening
weekends for a Vince Vaughn movie.
Which is one of the mysteries of the universe in the first place.
Professional curmudgeon Larry
Kramer has an editorial on AIDS at CNN, and he's as blunt and honest as ever about how horrible this epidemic has been and still is. I respect Larry
for his consistent message, and he's not wrong.
There's a casting call for a gay version of Jersey Shore. Please, FSM, don't let this happen, or they'll make
me watch it.
One thing I don't mind watching is Chris Colfer on Glee. And
the Sacramento Bee agrees he's fantastic. And so does Mike O'Malley. Also, Jesse
Tyler Ferguson can't help but gush when talking about Colfer. Since we had Colfer's first interview ever, we feel like proud papas
around here.
Sarah Michelle Gellar
is coming back to television, hopefully. She's been cast as the lead in a CBS pilot called Ringer. She's on the run from the mob,
and hides out by pretending to be her wealthy twin sister, who she doesn't know
is also a mob target.
Could they actually turn Fight Club into a musical?
Should they? Can they send me tickets to it if they do? I don't think it could
be good-good, but it could possibly be so bad that it's great.
In other ideas without creative merit, Ben Stiller talks about the Zoolander
2 script. They seem to think they can make it fresh with Will Ferrell.
David E. Kelly's Wonder Woman reboot could still happen. Basically, he says that it's a
huge concept, and it just came too late in pilot season for a network to have
enough money left to try it. But he's still bullish on the idea.
The Oprah Winfrey Network (OWN) will premiere the Chaz
Bono documentary in May.
The guy in the dress and the funny hats is going to beatify the guy who wore the dress and the
funny hats before him.
Spoiler alert: They've cast Barney's (Neil
Patrick Harris) father on How I Met
Your Mother.
Nurse Jackie and The United States of Tara are back for new seasons March 28 on Showtime, which should
be about the time that Spartacus: Gods of
the Arena withdrawal begins to kick in.
Jesse Eisenberg is going to host Saturday
Night Live, which should be different, since he's not terribly
expressive, though I do think he's extremely talented. But I'm more excited
that Dana Carvey is hosting the
following week, because his Church Lady
was squarely in my own personal Golden Years for SNL.
The Last Supper, recreated with laundry lint.
MTV has picked up a series based on the book I Just Want My Pants Back that sounds like it would be a glaring
omission to not have a gay character in the show. But I haven't read the book
so it's hard to tell.
Rep. Duncan Hunter
of California is attempting to derail implementation of Don't Ask, Don't
Tell repeal by sponsoring a bill that would require the individual service
chiefs, including that homophobic Marine Commandant to certify repeal is a good
idea. It just goes to show what we're in for with this new Congress, and it's
going to get ugly.
Emmy Rossum has a lot of fun things to say about her character in Shameless, but when she's asked about
Ian, having an affair with a married Muslim, she says "With children. Married
to a white chick. You're just like, how many people can we offend at once?"
Well, probably about five times as many as you inspire with the same story, but
I can live with those odds.
We had mentioned a couple days ago that hunky rugby star Ben Cohen was headed to New York to work with GLSEN. I'm guessing he's landed, because here he is holding the Bingham Cup, for the gay rugby championship. If I'm not mistaken, that's still in possession of the Gotham Knights. Ben also lobbied to have the next Bingham Cup in the UK.
He asked folks to guess the trophy. Oddly, I knew this one.
I miss writing Twitterwatch, and I'm hoping to get back to it, maybe as soon as this coming week. It is hard to keep up with the good stuff and work more than full time at the day job. One of my favorite things was the conversations that Wil Wheaton had with his cats, and occassionally Seamus, his dog. Here the animals appear together, Watson and Seamus, snuggling. I smell a conspiracy.
Quick! Roll over, Seamus.
Johnny Weir has gone for the subtle approach for his book tour.
Twitter-addict and Matthew Mitcham afficianado FruitFlyCaz tweeted us this evidence that at least when vacationing in Australia, Bert and Ernie are a little more open.
I swear, a Muppet is going to assassinate me one day.
Speaking of Matthew Mitcham, he's staking out the Telstra (one of his endorsement deals) booth at Melbourne Midsumma Festival. By the time you read this, he'll probably be gone to snuggle with Lachlan, but still, you get get close to where he was.
I want the recruiter shirt.
Remember when you had to go to the newsstand to get your naked men? But I'm not sure any of them ever winked at me. Well, not the ones on the covers anyway.
There are kids coming out now that will not understand this.
I don't watch Community. I can't say it's bad, but it's just not for me. Well, except the episode with the naked Joel McHale playing pool. I watched that. Repeatedly. So does anyone know if this dialog is actually from the show? I don't even know where to look to verify it, short of watching the entire series from the beginning, and AfterElton.com doesn't pay me enough for that.
Really, a conversation that needs to happen more frequently.
This seems as if it might be a sound marketing strategy.
Joe McElderry is snuggled up in his hoodie. He looks so young, I now feel guilty about the thoughts I had when he tweeted the hot tub picture.
But only a little guilty, since he is 19.
And here's the first still from the totally not-gay or bromantic Sherlock Holmes 2.
I would like to take this moment to apologize to Gregg Araki, IFC, and Thomas Dekker for every complaint I've made about the American marketing of Kaboom being degayed. While the European trailers hadn't shied away from the bisexuality, most of the American print advertising seemed to be taking the A Single Man route. But the first trailer, while not quite the French Red Band, dives right in. You have my interest, now we'll just have to wait for follow through.
Taking the "psycho lesbian" path to marketing is the Leighton Meister starring The Roommate, mostly of interest here because Cam Gigandet is also in the movie. And isn't the psycho lesbian meme played out?
I know I'm probably going to catch some flack for this, but watching the Air Force experiment on cats with weightlessness may have been the funniest thing I've watched all week. They just don't know which way to fall, and millions of years of reflexes are of no use to them. Which is why I will build my secret hideout in space. Note: I'm pretty sure no cats were actually harmed in this beyond their dignity.
Because it's the weekend, and you're without Briefs Guys, here's a bunch of hot men staring blankly ahead while they parade around in the Milan Dolce & Gabana fashion show. The behind-the-scenes photos show some backstage wardrobe changes.
At the Critics Choice Awards Friday night that I completely forgot to care about, the folks from Jackass spoofed Black Swan in a very gay way. Johnny Knoxville is just not afraid to go there, and neither is his hand. Bonus points for Rip Taylor's appearance.
If you missed Onion Sports Dome on Comedy Central, well, you really didn't miss much. Most amusing was this skit about an athlete skipping the hip hop music career and going straight (?) for musical theater.
I really don't have an angle here with this clip from MTV's I Used To be Fat beyond accidentally noticing it while looking for Pink's new music video, and marveling at Joey Gloor's body. I seriously doubt he has ever been fat before. Feel free to just watch with the sound off.
I really need to understand MTV's Josh Horowitz and how he gets all these stars to do vaguely gay things with him in interviews. Here, he's talking to the notoriously difficult Mark Wahlberg, and they get a little nuzzling in. I could have done without Vulture characterizing this as a game of "gay chicken" because it's clearly not.
Scream 4 has a trailer. I don't think it really has a plot, because it seems like it aimed for one of those really brilliant meta episodes of Supernatural, and fell somewhere below Two and a Half Men.


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Although the gradual decrease in fertility leading to the menopause would once have come as a blessed release to women tired out from bearing children throughout their youth, these days the biological clock seems to work against us. More women than ever before now hit their thirties and forties having deliberately delayed having children - usually because they've been looking for a good partner or working too hard - and the numbers who then start trying to conceive when their ovaries are winding down is constantly increasing.
The press reaction to this advance in reproductive technology was optimistic, and you can see why. There's a dream scenario ahead - that one day women might feel as secure as men in putting off having children. This would mean an end to those novels and television series, from Bridget Jones's Diary to Sex in the City that are based around the premise that the world is full of thirtysomething women who are desperate to get married before it's too late. But will this breakthrough really smash the biological clock?
If so, we will all be cheering. It would be glorious if women could choose to have children at any point over three or more decades of reproductive life. But we should hold off the cheers for quite a while. Medical breakthroughs tend to be presented to us through rosy-tinted spectacles. Fertility advances, in particular, are often presented as miracles, as though all uncertainty and suffering over reproduction will now be swept away. Yet the reality never lives up to the hype.
For generations the idea that science should be able to banish the messiness of natural reproduction has been held up as one of the highest goals of medicine. But despite the best efforts of thousands of committed doctors and drug companies and compliant women, reproduction remains a pretty hit-and-miss affair. One study of rates of IVF success published in The Lancet in 1996 showed that even women of 25 to 30 stood only a 16 per cent chance of becoming pregnant from each treatment.
Many miserable women go through four or five complicated and invasive treatments and yet never achieve their longed-for child. In addition, the effects of the fertility drugs and the implantation procedure, both on the child and the mother, are still open to question. Two prominent British women who died recently of cancer - Liz Tilberis, editor of Harper's Bazaar, and the journalist Ruth Picardie - understandably believed that the fertility treatments they had endured had encouraged the growth of their ovarian and breast cancers.
Where the treatments involve procedures such as introducing otherwise unviable sperm directly into the egg, or using frozen embryos, the doctors who carry out the procedures will frankly tell you that they do not know what the long-term effects will be on the resultant children.
These concerns do not mean that women shouldn't go for these treatments if they think the longed-for benefits will outweigh the risks. But we should never put our faith in the doctors to iron out all the glitches of the natural world. And maybe, rather than looking to medical science for easy answers, we also should look at why women are turning away from having babies when it is physically easier for them to do so, in their twenties.
Fertility specialists often refer to their older clients as "career women". Career women still operate in a man's world, one in which the masculine model of workers without domestic responsibilities disadvantages those who have them. Somehow, we have internalised the idea that this is as it should be, that women in their teens and twenties who have babies are unambitious and irresponsible.
But maybe it's the world around them which is unambitious and irresponsible. Why should we assume that it is better for women to fit into the traditional career model for as long as they possibly can, rather than trying to build a world that might suit them better, a world in which employers accept that workers have domestic responsibilities? Affordable childcare, longer parental leave and better opportunities for returning workers might allow more women to have children before their ovaries give up.
The quick fixes of medical science are all very well, but they are no substitute for a world in which women have real control of their bodies and their lives.
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[ https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/MATH-183?page=com.atlassian.jira.plugin.system.issuetabpanels:comment-tabpanel&focusedCommentId=12564978#action_12564978 ] Luc Maisonobe commented on MATH-183: ------------------------------------ The first two warnings about the non final TOO_SMALL fields have been discussed on the list (see http://markmail.org/message/tnxlul6qfjzs3mr3). Phil proposed to comment this in the release notes. The next four floating point equality warnings and the last four internal representation exposed are intentional. They are identified in a commented findbugs exclusion filter in the subversion tree (file findbugs-exclude-filter.xml added about three weeks ago). This filter is active when findbugs report is created from maven2 (see plugin configuration in pom.xml). The null pointer possible dereference was also discussed here (see http://markmail.org/message/33jpeig4qjmvtvy7). I forgot to check after Phil answered. I'll do it. I'll fix the static inner class in Frequency if possible without breaking compatibility. I understand the concerns about synchronisation, but would prefer someone else check them also. As a summary, only the first two warnings should remain at the end. Thanks for the report. > Findbugs Report > --------------- > > Key: MATH-183 > URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/MATH-183 > Project: Commons Math > Issue Type: Bug > Reporter: Sebb > Attachments: MathFindbugs.csv > > > The attachment (to follow) is a summary of a Findbugs run. > It's possible that the use of == for comparing floats is intended; if so perhaps it should be commented. > I think all the other bug reports are valid, though of course the ones relating to the exposure of internal implementation may be ignored -- This message is automatically generated by JIRA. - You can reply to this email to add a comment to the issue online.
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Located between the port Haliguen and the port Maria, at 700 m from the beach and the town centre, the Hotel du Relais in Quiberon offers you the ideal setting to visit the unspoiled coast, the bay of Quiberon and the Gulf of Morbihan.
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Was on road calling at 11:30pm from Eureka looking for places to stay. Hotel Manager was very nice at that time of night compared to other places called in Crescent City. Has View of Harbor and free Continental breakfast -- and had a very comfortable bed in non-strange smelling room. What more can you ask for? I had a coffee-maker, microwave, and fridge in my room for $69.95! Now, that's a deal!
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Trinity Mirror has called an end to its disappointing disposal programme following the sale of the Racing Post, after it failed to find a buyer for a string of regional titles who was willing to match the valuation the publisher put on the assets.
The media company, which publishes the Daily Mirror, is the latest to feel the impact of the volatile market conditions where potential bidders for assets have struggled to raise the necessary funds as a result of the credit crisis.
Even the announcement yesterday of the sale of its sports division for £170m to FL Partners, an Irish investment vehicle, was viewed with some disappointment by analysts given that the well-regarded unit has been sold for £40m less than initially anticipated.
The company is understood to have turned down higher offers earlier in the sale process, but believes that in the current market conditions the £170m offer is worth accepting.
The decision to pull the sale of its regional titles in the Midlands and Southeast England reflects the publisher's inability to attract offers for the businesses that match its own valuation. The papers, including the Birmingham Post and the Coventry Evening Telegraph, will now remain in the Trinity Mirror stable with the company confident it can kickstart growth at the regional titles.
Sly Bailey, chief executive of Trinity Mirror, said that she believed shareholders would support her decision to call a halt to the sale of the regional titles, arguing that the company has always maintained that it would not sell "at any price".
Nevertheless, the disposal plan – unveiled last December as a potential remedy to the publisher's woes – has proved disappointing. When originally announced, analysts had expected the assets put on the block to fetch up to £650m. But the company admitted last Aug-ust that those expectations were too high, and that a figure in the region of £450m should be achievable. Yet after pulling the sale of the last batch of regional titles up for grabs, Trinity Mirror's disposal plan has yielded £263m through the sale of a string of titles in London and southern England, as well as its sports div-ision.
It is the second time that a national newspaper has called off the sale of regional assets in recent times after Daily Mail & General Trust's decision to pull the sale of its Northcliffe unit last year. Northcliffe snap-ped up some of Trinity Mirror's regional titles earlier this year.
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LegendaryMonkey: No sense wasting time on BS today, Alberto, though I know that's hard for you. Let's get right down and dirty and all up in it with:
"Sugar Never Tasted So Good"
The White Stripes, 1999
Generalissmo Alberto: The White Stripes started out framing themselves as some kind of "punk rock." That serves several purposes in image making, and stressing some idea of rock's primal values. However, "punk rock" is only marginally useful in specific musical terms, probably even less so than descriptions a generation earlier of Elvis Costello as "punk rock."
This song makes a good example. About half the DNA for early White Stripes comes from old, pre-electric blues like this. "Sugar Never Tasted So Good" is a simple acoustic blues, and well outside the range and palette of punk. No big name punk classic like the Clash, Sex Pistols nor even the Ramones could have ever approached this.
LM: Hold up there, Generalissmo Fascismo. I would like to interject here that there is, in fact, something that links punk rock and the blues most intimately (though I wouldn't classify this song as punk… I'm just sayin'). Whereas rock and roll took the electricity and unpredictability of the blues and ran with it, many traditional blues songs are simplistic and repetitive… one sound around which the lyrics wind and wail and sob, if there are even lyrics. And that's where punk came in, taking its cue from both rock and its Big Mama Blues. The simplicity of old school punk was boiled down to a few chords and a wall of sound, screaming, crashing lyrics laid over those few repetitive sounds. It's the repetition that links punk with the blues, though I may get tarred and feathered for saying so.
GA: Oh, punk rock certainly relates to the blues. For starters, nearly all rock music is built on basic blues scales and chord changes. But to most punk rock types, it's all from a removed distance, heard through Who or Zeppelin records or such. Especially, most punk rock types wouldn't be listening to really old acoustic blues. I doubt John Lydon ever paid any mind to Missisippi John Hurt, for example.
LM: Good point. Punk is a cousin to the blues, twice-removed via marriage and sluttery. I'm digging it.
GA: This is a pretty good basic blues melody with a decent simple hook. But what really makes the song is the way that they play with the time and the rhythms behind it. That sounds like the Robert Johnson coming out, subtle stuff that doesn't register on the bludgeoning minds of most punk types.
Meg also gets some of this in her own stripped-down way. She's had number of strong hooks based on the tiniest, simplest few beats. Those three little beats that open the record really work, and the recurrences usefully mark off restarts after Jack slows it down and stops. Other than that, she's mostly the bass drum, plus a bit of tambourine and Jack tapping his acoustic guitar. That's old school.
LM: Definitely old school – and draws that further connection to punk. Blues, punk, rock, whatever… it's all as incestuous as a European monarchy. Meg's sparse beats, despite the vicious remarks of all the hatas out there who haven't fallen in with the democratic movement, are and have always been pure punk-inspired, though she was more restrained on these earlier tracks, as counterpoint to the wail of Jack's guitar. Alberto my man, you know you're not as up on punk… you'd better just leave that part to me.
GA: Womanchild, I was all up in that punk rock while you was still up in your mommy. I'm OG– or perhaps just old. Either way, respect my authori-tah!
Also, respect Jack's authori-tah as one who — like Jesus — came not to bring peace, but a sword. The lyrics further outline the blueprint for the revolution to come.
Sugar never tasted so good
Sugar never tasted good to me
Until her eyes crossed over
Until her mind crossed over
Until her soul fell next to me
If the wrinkle that is in your brain
Has given you quite a steam
Your fingers have become a crane
Pulling on these puppet strings
The intoxicating sugar candy of revolution never tasted as sweet as it should until the proletarian monkey gave her soul to Jack and the revolution. Now she has become as a God, pulling the puppet strings, making politicians and captains of industry do our revolutionary bidding.
LM: I'll give something to Jack White… is "soul" what the kids are calling it these days?
GA: Restrain your lustful thoughts, womanchild. Jack White is the leader of a revolutionary movement, and he does not have time to indulge your whoredoms. Besides which, Jack needs to remain chaste, protecting the purity of his essence and preserving his strength for battles to come.
LM: Get with the times, Albert. A little sugar never damaged any modern revolution… at least, not any worth having. And ain't nothing wrong with purity through a sexual higher consciousness. But this isn't just coming from my, dear friend — take another look at the lyrics. Where you see the puppet strings of power, I see desire and flirtation.
Sexual innuendo is old hat when it comes to the blues. All the good old music is full of it, and the White Stripes leave no stone of the blues unturned. All I'm saying is, it works! And what better way to convince the masses than to get them panting for more?
All I can say is… I got your sugar right here, Jackie boy.
GA: Alright then, the monkey is ready for rock and roll, dope, and humping in the streets. I say that's too much monkey business.
Plus, we got barricades to man. So get out and kill a commie (or a Nickelback fan) for mommy (or Meg), and we'll be back soon with another communique.
Viva la revolution!
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