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We went to this Indian restaurant one evening during our week in Marakkesh. They initially tried to seat us very close to another couple, as the tables are very close together in parts of this restaurant but I asked to be seated somewhere more private so we waited a while for a better table. The menu is not very comprehensive but we both found things we liked. The meal portions are very small conpaired to the UK; we ended up ordering more side dishes when the curries arrived because they were so small. A bottle of wine is averagely £15-20 in all of the nicer restaurants and hotels. The local beer is quite good and much cheaper that branded ones, bu you need to ask for " local beer " when ordering. The meal cost us £60.00 which included 2 starters, 2 mains and side dishes and a bottle of wine.
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Patterson Park Casino Bldg. • 2601A E. Baltimore St. • 410-396-9202
November 3: Alzheimer's Disease Awareness Month presentation on early detection and STEPS: Coping with Memory Loss, 10:30 a.m.
November 4: Fall Bingo, 11:30 a.m.-3:15 p.m. Cost: $15, includes lunch. For reservations, call 410-477-2959.
November 5: Stepping On program about falls prevention and safety from 10 a.m.-12 p.m.
November 11: The center will be closed for Veterans Day.
November 12: A podiatrist will be available for check-ups from 10:30 a.m.-12 p.m. For ages 65+. Medicare is accepted.
November 13: Blood pressure checks at 10:30 a.m. Open to all.
November 18: Thanksgiving Brunch Party presented by the Eating Together in Baltimore program at 11 a.m. $7 for Eating Together members, $12 for non-members. There will be live music by Stan Grant.
November 19: Stepping On program about strength and balance exercises from 10 a.m.-12 p.m.
November 25: Laughter Wednesday at 12:15 p.m.
November 26: The center will be closed for Thanksgiving.
Seated Massage is offered on the 1st and 3rd Wednesday of each month. Suggested donation is $12 for a 15 minute massage. Madhu is a certified massage therapist. Call for an appointment. She is available 9:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
Chair Yoga is offered every Monday from 10:30 to 11:00 a.m. Free to members.
Seated Aerobics is offered every Wednesday from 10:30 to 11:15 a.m. Free to members.
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November 2: Toy Drive begins for the Believe In Tomorrow Children's Foundation.
November 4: CARE program: Coping with memory loss by the Alzheimer's Association at 10 a.m.
November 7: Bus trip to McCutcheon's and an all-you-can-eat buffet at the church from 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Call the center to sign up.
November 11: The center will be closed for Veterans Day.
November 13: SHIP will be available for help with Medicare open enrollment. Call the center to make an appointment.
November 16: Red Hatter's meeting at 11 a.m.
November 18: Legal help will be available, call the center to make an appointment.
November 24: New SNAP program will be available for food stamp sign-up at 10:30 a.m. Call the center for more information.
November 26: The center will be closed for Thanksgiving.
Mondays: November 2-30, Video Walk at 9:00, New Yoga class at 10, Eating Together at 11:30.
Tuesdays: November 3-24, Wii at 9 a.m. and Eating Together at 11:30.
Thursdays: November 5-19, Video Walk at 9:30, Wii at 10:00, aerobics at 10:30 and
Eating Together at 11:30.
Fridays: November 6-27, Bus to Wal-Mart at 12 p.m., Bingo at 12:30 p.m. Please be at center by 12 p.m. to purchase bingo cards.


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Ouanaminthe, HAITI IS THE FIRST LOCATION MISSION 29.2 began OFFICIALLY serving IN. TEAM MEMBERS CONTINUE TO BE INSPIRED BY THE PROGRESS BEING MADE WITHIN THE LOCAL COMMUNITY. CONSIDER JOINING US ON A LIFE CHANGING EXPERIENCE!
- Connect with team members from around the country
- Tour the community of Ouanaminthe
- Hear the life stories from our Haitian Ambassadors
- Meet the direction of Univers and listen to his vision for the students
- Tour the recipient school
- Beach day with children from a local orphanage
- Race day 21.6 miles
- Field Day for kids
- 2 Days at an all inclusive to celebrate with team members.
We've just completed our 5th annual race in Haiti this past January, 2015. We normally travel with teams ranging from 5 to 20 in size, and many team members are returning for another unique and exciting experience. A typical week in Haiti includes experiencing the local culture, meeting and spending time with our Haitian ambassadors, a day at the beach with 40 children from a local orphanage, race day and a special field day for the local kids!
Next year's dates have been set for January 13-19, 2016. We are now considering team members. Contact us if you would like additional information. The cost is $700 plus airfare which includes all food and lodging for the week. If you are unable to join us, consider participating in our "Local Running Ambassador" program or simply donating to this cause today.
To date we have raised over $29,000 for Institution Univers, a local primary and high school in Ouanaminthe. This partnership greatly benefits the educational hope of children in this community.


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Sounds yummy! Are you using just regular sliced bread or a thick french bread? Looking forward to trying this out.
I make this dish for just about every MOPS meeting our group brings breakfast. It's super easy and always goes over well. At the last meeting, a few moms wanted the recipe so I wanted to publish it here for everyone. I will admit, I actually got this from a previous year's MOPS newsletter so I can't say I created it, but I have modified it a bit for added yummyness!
French Toast Casserole
12 Slices Bread
1 Stick Butter
1/2 cup Brown Sugar
2tbsp Ground Cinnamon
8 Eggs
1/2 cup Milk
1/2 cup Syrup
:: Melt the butter and mix with brown sugar. Spread this over the bottom of the pan.
:: Layer the bread in the pan.
::Mix the eggs and milk. Pour over the bread. Sprinkle Cinnamon on Top.
:: Bake on 350 for 50-60 minutes. Pour syrup on the top while still hot.
You can prepare this the night before to save time, or in the morning and bake immediately. I've done both and it tastes the same!Print
Sounds yummy! Are you using just regular sliced bread or a thick french bread? Looking forward to trying this out.
Hey Alicia, I've just used regular bread but just the other day I was talking about using french bread in this recipe. I think it would be great (actually, using the same French Bread Baguette recipe that I've posted before) and easy to make up. You could make up a few bread batches and freeze it too for when you were ready to make it.
This sounds wonderful Andrea! I'm gonna make it for the cowboys with just a little tweaking:)
Yummy, thanks for the recipe!
LOVE french toast and I am always up for new FT casseroles and bakes! You should link this up to my MWM ;-) It needs to be shared!!!
Sounds delish. I will have to plan to make this one.
This is yummy! Try adding 2 small sliced apples and a handful of raisins to the brown sugar and cinnamon in the bottom of the pan…YUMMM!
What size pan do you use? It doesn't say. Thanks
Andrea, I'd say it's a 13 x 9 pan. But, you can add/take away ingredients to fit the pan that works for you.
Love your new digs, Andrea! It looks so good! And that recipe is going to have to be tried over at our house. Thank you for sharing it- yum!
Do you cover this when you bake it?
PJ – no, I leave this uncovered.
I made this today for lunch and it was so yummy!! There are very FEW things I can make that everyone enjoys, and this turns out to be one of them. Score!! Thank you for sharing!!


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I was asked to create several malas from stones that correspond to the seven chakras (or energy points). Each chakra has associations to colors, gemstones as well as specific qualities and are said to connect to our being on many different levels. Admittedly, I had not done much work with chakras before and found the research aspect of this project so much fun!
This was such a rewarding and enjoyable endeavor for me, I just had to share a few pictures of them with you. I created a 108 bead aragonite mala, 27 bead fluorite mala, 108 bead sodalite mala, and a 27 bead red jasper mala...to name only a few!
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When I was fifteen, I fell in love. His name was Ferris, and I thought he was amazing.
For my fifteenth birthday, my parents got me "Ferris Bueller's Day Off". On VHS. (That makes it cooler, right?) I watched it that night, and basically at least once a week that summer. I wanted to be born twenty years earlier so that I could become an actress, be cast as Sloane Peterson and kiss Matthew Broderick in his prime. But, alas, I was left with only a movie to watch and rewatch. I was seriously hooked. I remember being crushed when I found out there was already a band named "Save Ferris" — that was going to be my band's name! (Because when I was fifteen, I legitimately thought I would start a band one day).
Anyhow, the reason the remembrance of my fan girl days, stemmed from a discovery of some amazing Ferris Bueller posters. I want every single one.
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Vice President Dick Cheney pressured federal agencies to produce false information that led the United States to war with Iraq, former Vice President Walter Mondale said Friday in Athens.
"I think that Cheney has stepped way over the line," Mondale said at the University of Georgia's Carter Conference, a three-day event on the peanut farmer's legacy that kicked off Friday morning.
"I think Cheney's been at the center of cooking up farcical estimates of national risks, weapons of mass destruction and the 9/11 connection to Iraq," he said.
Mondale also criticized the Bush administration's controversial secret domestic wiretapping program and its penchant for trying to circumvent the legal system.
He contrasted Cheney's approach with the Carter administration's, which scholars said was exceedingly open and honest, sometimes to a fault.
"I never was embarrassed by the peddling of public falsehoods," Mondale said.
Mondale made his comments during two Friday morning roundtable discussions that were intended to set the tone for the conference. Six presidential and Carter scholars decided that Carter probably was a better president than conventional wisdom suggests, and will continue to be viewed more positively in the future.
"I don't think the Carter administration was a failure," Vanderbilt University political scientist Erwin Hargrove said. "I don't think it was a successful administration, either."
Panelists called Carter a transitional figure who moved the Democratic Party to the right in the wake of liberal George McGovern's disastrous 1972 presidential bid and paved the way for the conservatism of Ronald Reagan and the centrist New Democrat politics of Bill Clinton.
"You can argue he was Clinton without too much sex appeal," said Leo Ribuffo, a history professor at George Washington University.
Academics cited the Camp David Accords between Israel and Egypt as Carter's crowning success, and said he also courageously tackled other tough issues like control of the Panama Canal, energy, urban renewal and environmental protection. They also said he brought a sense of morality and fairness toward Third World countries to U.S. foreign policy for the first time, though they disagreed on whether that was a good thing.
But Carter's ambition was his undoing. He set lofty goals, but lacked the long-term political strategy to carry them out, and he had a poor relationship with Congress, scholars said.
Mondale explained Carter's penchant for taking on unpopular and hard-to-solve issues like Middle East peace and nuclear nonproliferation treaties with the Soviet Union as a desire to get the difficult tasks out of the way, rather than take the typical political route - the path of least resistance.
"Carter liked to front-load pain and back-load pleasure," Mondale said.
Though Carter faced many problems, not all of them could be laid at his feet. Rapid inflation, perhaps the biggest domestic issue during Carter's administration, was more an after-effect of the Vietnam War than the result of his economic policies, panelists said.
One historian said Carter's biggest mistake was hiring Jody Powell as press secretary.
"Jody had one drink too many in a Washington tavern and told the killer rabbit story," said Stanly Godbold, a Mississippi State University history professor emeritus.
In 1979, a Plains swamp rabbit tried to jump on board Carter's fishing boat, and Carter fought it off with a paddle. The press killed Carter over it, dubbing the incident the "killer rabbit," after a Monty Python sketch.
Conventional wisdom cast Carter as a failure after he lost re-election to Reagan in 1980, but his reputation has improved since he embarked on his lauded post-presidential career as unofficial diplomat and goodwill ambassador. Future generations are likely to look back on his presidency more fondly, panelists said.
The Jimmy Carter Library and Museum in Atlanta is declassifying 1.4 million pages of documents for perusal by scholars, said Jay Hakes, the library's director. As historians pore over those pages, they said they expect Carter to look better and better.
"If we spend enough time going through those documents, we're going to find a Carter nobody knows," Hargrove said.
The Associated Press contributed to this report.
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Due to Joanne Calderwood going down with an injury, Paige VanZant will face the higher ranked Rose Namajunas next, and the latter's looking forward to providing a stiff test.
VanZant and Namajunas are set to fight in the main event of UFC Fight Night 80, which will take place on December 10th in Las Vegas. The bout will match the strawweight division's #6th ranked fight in VanZant, against the #3 positioned Namajunas.
Recently "Thug" spoke to FOX Sports.com, and while discussing whether she believes VanZant has really been tested to date, Namajunas stated:
"So to me, I view her as a high-level opponent even though there's a lot of criticism around saying she's kind of like brought up slowly and all that. I think it's a very natural progression the way that we've matched up right now."
"So I think that's the test that everybody has been waiting for," added Namajunas, after noting that she believes PVZ has been brought up at an appropriate rate. "I think she's been waiting for [it] as well. I'm more than willing to bring it to her."
It's going to be really interesting to see what goes down in the bout, especially since both women are two of the fastest rising stars in the 115 division.
PVZ has gone 3-0 in the UFC to date, while Namajunas competed in TUF 20, and advanced to the finals against Carla Esparza. The 23 year-old lost that bout via submission, but rebounded this past October by tapping out Alex Chambers.
In the card's co-headliner, Michael Chiesa will take on veteran contender, Jim Miller.
If you're a huge UFC fan, plan on disappointing your buddies and relatives who aren't that weekend. The UFC is hold events on the 10th, 11th, and yes, the 12th (UFC 194).


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Grand Dragon and 1984 Miss Pyongyang, Kim Jong Un has lavished Olympic champion Usain Bolt with praise, proclaiming him the "pride of North Korea".
Bolt already has the Men's 100m and 200m golds under his belt and the 4x 100 relay to come, most are predicting for him to add to his medal haul again.
Well known for being the fastest man alive, Bolt even found time to film a Virgin Media commercial while walking his way to Olympic glory during the 100m final, a feat which has grabbed the attention of the great leader.
A source close to Un found time to speak to us whilst his family was held at gunpoint by North Korean stormtroopers.
"Usain Bolt has brought great achievement for great state of Korea (fuck the South) and we are proud to call him one of our own. He ran very fast for us and did it all for our great country. We love him very much
Bolt is the latest in a long line of great Olympians to come out of North Korea, after Eddie the Eagle, Torville and Dean, and the entire bobsleigh team from Cool Runnings. Including John Candy.


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* Shares down 9.33 pct to 202 pence
* Says UK customer numbers will fall until 2014
* Hopes for growth abroad to offset UK decline (Adds details on profit warning, market reaction)
By Christine Murray
LONDON, March 22 (Reuters) - HomeServe warned on profits for the next two years on Friday saying changes in marketing policies had failed to halt falling customer numbers in Britain for its household repairs and insurance services.
Shares in the firm, which is being investigated by regulators over policy mis-selling concerns, were down by over 10 percent at 200 pence by 1056 GMT on Friday.
The firm said that it expects UK customer numbers to hit a low of 1.9 million in the year to March 2014, below analyst forecasts and down nearly a third on the 2.7 million it had last year and 2.25 million in the year just ending.
Andy Brown, an analyst from Panmure Gordon, said that the Financial Standards Authority investigation launched in May was making the firm more cautious in its marketing, meaning that it was not winning enough new business to offset customers not renewing existing policies.
"Now what we're seeing is the group having to operate within much stricter guidelines," he said, adding that the wide range of possible outcomes from the investigation makes the firm very tricky to value.
HomeServe, which sells cover for houshold emergencies such as boiler breakdowns and burst water pipes, said it expects its UK business to contribute 35 million pounds ($53 million) less than expected in the next financial year ending March 2014.
It hopes to partially offset the fall in business by cutting jobs to save it 10 million pounds.
It announced 300 job losses today on top of 300 announced previously. Last year the company said it employed over 2,700 people in the UK, out of a group total of around 4,000.
The firm first suspended British telesales in October 2011 after an internal review raised concerns over how its policies were being marketed and sold.
Chief Executive Richard Harpin, who set up the firm in 1993, said on Friday that HomeServe had ended most of the cold-calling it had conducted previously and was focused on selling new policies via partnerships with utility firms who offer the services under their own brand.
However, he said that direct mailing by post was still the most effective way of winning new customers, who are mostly retired.
Since the market was first informed of problems around marketing the shares have more than halved in value, falling from 485 pence at the end of October 2011.
Panmure's Brown, who has a "sell" rating on the stock, said that opinion was still quite divided on the stock and that it was unlikely that big shareholders would sell as a result of today's news.
HomeServe is trying to offset the shrinkage of its British business by taking its business model abroad, and customer numbers in the U.S. business are expected to have risen by 20 percent in the last year.
The firm said that it is aiming for a roughly even split for profits between the British and international business in the medium term.
Analysts are predicting a 17 percent fall in pre-tax profits to 105 million pounds in the year just ending, which the company is due to report on in May, according to Thomson Reuters I/B/E/S Estimates.
HomeServe said on Friday that its profit for the past year would be in line with expectations, excluding exceptional items of a 4 million-pound charge to pay for announced layoffs and a 15 million-pound writedown on an acquisition in France.
It said that it expects the business to return to modest growth in the year ending March 2015. ($1=0.6588 British pounds) (Editing by Greg Mahlich)


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October 24th, 2002, 11:20 AM #1
Man AOL sucks, My computer was lagging so bad, I canceled my AOL account and uninstalled AOL. What a difference! my computer is working better now. And I'm happy. Now I'm going to be getting DSL Soon. Am I the only one on 56 K? of abestweb members?
Santa Cruz, CA 95060
October 24th, 2002, 01:32 PM #2
You may be now...
I used to have 56k but just this Monday I finally got CABLE!
I kind of remember seeing a few others say they had 56k at various points but maybe the frustration already got to them by now. At least now I know I'm not the LAST person to get cable! [img]/infopop/emoticons/icon_biggrin.gif[/img]
There is no knowledge that is not power.~~Ralph Waldo Emerson
October 24th, 2002, 01:48 PM #3
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 Man AOL sucks, My computer was lagging so bad, I canceled my AOL account and uninstalled AOL. What a difference! my computer is working better now. And I'm happy.

I'd love to put that as a quote on our site [img]/infopop/emoticons/icon_smile.gif[/img] [img]/infopop/emoticons/icon_smile.gif[/img] [img]/infopop/emoticons/icon_smile.gif[/img] BTW, I think there are a few users on dial-up. I still use dial-up on one of our computers at home and it isn't that bad...pretty fast actually...at least for dial-up. Also, there are plenty of people using dial-up and more signing up all the time. Dial-up is one of our top products, coming in at #3 on the list of products [img]/infopop/emoticons/icon_wink.gif[/img]
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October 24th, 2002, 02:18 PM #4
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I think I'd have a nervous breakdown if I had to go back to dial-up. Though maybe it wouldn't be that bad since I have a faster computer now. Umm, nah. I have a need for speed. [img]/infopop/emoticons/icon_biggrin.gif[/img]
Jason congrats on having something better than AOL. It sucked the life out of my old computer when I used them.
Leader, ain't cable grand?
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October 24th, 2002, 03:52 PM #5
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It's like they say in the local Road Runner commercial here ...
Once you have cable ... You will NEVER use dial-up again [img]/infopop/emoticons/icon_wink.gif[/img]
October 24th, 2002, 09:32 PM #6
Congrats on getting rid of AOL. :-)
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October 25th, 2002, 04:16 AM #7
I still have 56k on the kids computer [img]/infopop/emoticons/icon_smile.gif[/img]
October 25th, 2002, 04:21 AM #8
I keep a reserve dial-up freebie account for use when the cable modem service falls over (it does this about once a month). I mean.. you can't live without Internet access can you?
Меня зовут Динаму
October 25th, 2002, 07:31 AM #9
yeah true.. you can't live without internet access! :0).
Santa Cruz, CA 95060
October 25th, 2002, 09:36 AM #10
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And in this business, time is money. The increased cost of cable will pay for itself many times over with all the extra pages you'll be able to create [img]/infopop/emoticons/icon_biggrin.gif[/img]
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October 25th, 2002, 02:35 PM #11
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Well I finally went to the cable company today to get signed up for access and should be moving faster once I get everything installed. I plan on staying on AOLs "bring your own access" plan though. I need to keep the email accounts and there are some marketing advantages utilizing AOLs message boards as well.
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October 25th, 2002, 09:04 PM #12
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congrats !!! for cable [img]/infopop/emoticons/icon_wink.gif[/img]
wish me luck got it next year [img]/infopop/emoticons/icon_smile.gif[/img]
now still in internet cafe [img]/infopop/emoticons/icon_frown.gif[/img]
October 25th, 2002, 09:23 PM #13
You're making a lot of money already just from an internet cafe. How much do you think you will make when you have a cable connection next year? [img]/infopop/emoticons/icon_biggrin.gif[/img] [img]/infopop/emoticons/icon_biggrin.gif[/img] [img]/infopop/emoticons/icon_biggrin.gif[/img]
Of all the things I've ever lost ... I miss my mind the most!
October 25th, 2002, 09:38 PM #14

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I still have 56k on the kids computer [img]/infopop/emoticons/icon_smile.gif[/img]

You're nicer than me...my kids have 28.8 on the computers in their rooms [img]/infopop/emoticons/icon_smile.gif[/img]
We're on cable with the two main computers in the house, but I do miss my DSL. The cable isn't as good or as reliable as the DSL but this old house (and hence, old phone lines) just can't do DSL.
'Veni, Vidi, Velcro' - I came, I saw, I stuck around
October 26th, 2002, 04:45 PM #15
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It's true, once you taste the speed of cable, you don't want dial-up again!
I have one cable and one DSL connection. This way it is virtually impossible to be without speed....
October 26th, 2002, 05:02 PM #16
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 How much do you think you will make when you have a cable connection next year?

how about 100k/month [img]/infopop/emoticons/icon_biggrin.gif[/img] [img]/infopop/emoticons/icon_biggrin.gif[/img] [img]/infopop/emoticons/icon_biggrin.gif[/img] [img]/infopop/emoticons/icon_biggrin.gif[/img]
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One of my most cherished maxims is that anything that's worthwhile to learn or implement, you should be able to do within 24 hours. I've found it's true for everything computer-related. If you get an idea in the morning, you should have a working prototype that evening. If you start researching a subject at lunchtime, by lunchtime the next day you should have developed some expertise in it.
Conversely, if you can't get something working within 24 hours, whatever system you're working with is too user-unfriendly, or the idea is a dead end, or the methodology doesn't match up well with your mindset.
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IMScouting's player to watch: Michel Bastos
IMScouting's latest player to watch is Lille's Michel Bastos (who possesses the "strongest left foot in France.")
This 25-year-old has made great strides in the last 18 months and his mercurial left-foot is a major reason why Lille could struggle to hold on to this Brazilian.
Whilst football fans love to read about the latest youngsters making a breakthrough, some players take time to develop. Michel Bastos is 25 and only now is he really announcing himself to the football world.
Lille's left sided attacking midfielder is in the midst of his best season ever, in just 16 games he has scored six goals whereas last season he claimed eight in 35 appearances.
Bastos has undoubtedly benefited from playing higher up the pitch, but his quality shines through since his left foot must be one of the best in Europe and from dead balls and in play, this Brazilian is always a threat to the opposition goalkeeper.
According to a number of scouts in France this left-sided player has the hardest shot in Ligue 1. Bordeaux's Wendel is also known for the quality of his left foot, but Bastos strikes the ball more powerfully.
This 25-year-old has made major improvements to his game in the past 18 months; he is fast, technical, an accurate crosser and has a very powerful shot. His recent form suggests he could play for the biggest clubs in Europe, thankfully for Lille, the Brazilian does not seem in a hurry to leave.
So far this season he has scored three free-kicks and during his time at Lille he has even scored direct from a corner. It is no exaggeration to say that his left foot reminds observers of another Brazilian – legendary full-back Roberto Carlos. Bastos' left foot is capable of hitting rockets from dead balls but is also very effective when crossing from the right hand side, where he can swing the ball in.
In 16 games this campaign he has claimed five assists, two of them coming in the recent 3-0 win over AS Saint Etienne. He has also scored in Lille's two most recent games, against Marseille and Lorient and is currently one of the top goal scorers in Ligue 1. Against the two best teams in France, Marseille and Lyon, Bastos has claimed an assist and a goal – clear proof that he can live with the very best.
Stability seems to have done wonders for Bastos. He joined Lille in 2006/7 and is now in his third season at the club, previously this Brazilian, just 25-years-old, had played for seven clubs. Only at Excelsior Rotterdam (2002/2003) and Figueirense (2005) did he really establish himself as a first-team regular.
His second spell in Brazilian football was the most productive, he scored 10 goals in 34 appearances for Figueirense and a year later was on his way to France. In his first season back in Europe, Bastos scored three goals in 25 appearances and since then he has continued to improve.
Much of the credit for Bastos' improvement should go down to former and current Lille managers Claude Puel and Rudy Garcia, currently he is a key player on the left side in a 4-5-1 formation. It will come as no surprise that Marseille have already been linked with a move for the player. His contract runs out in 2009/2010 and Lille are hoping to sign him on a longer contract.
Bastos himself seems to realize that stability has been crucial in his recent sparkling form, he recently said: "I want to continue at Lille, there have been discussions on a contract extension. It is progressing. I think this will be done quickly. I do not listen to the transfer gossip.†His faith in Lille could be well founded, if they can turn their numerous draws into wins they could find themselves in Europe again next season.
Ultimately, Bastos is proof that some players develop quicker than others; this Brazilian left footer is currently one of the in-form players in European football. More than anything, he has a left-foot that is the talk of France and if he continues in this current form, Lille, currently eighth in Ligue 1, will be helpless to hold on to their new samba star.
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Grand Forks family brings healing and hope through medical mission work
During her family's recent medical mission trip to Ghana with her family, Rebecca Lange, 17, was changed by what she saw and experienced there, helping patients and playing with the children, she said.
Being in such an impoverished country — and interacting with its people — is very different from learning about it through books or other media.
"You can know it in your head, but when you're there, you feel it in your heart."
The cultural contrast between her life in Grand Forks and the lives of the Ghanaians she met left an indelible impression.
"I was struck by how happy everyone was," she said. "They were joyful, and completely OK with what they have. They are content.
"So many people here have everything they need and are not content."
After returning home, Rebecca was put off by the "petty" complaints her friends routinely log on Twitter, she said.
"Some people in Ghana may not have a meal every day."
Rebecca "had never seen that level of poverty or malnutrition or chronic disease," said her mother Marsha Lange, a family physician.
Marsha's husband Kevin Lange and their other children, Rachel and Tim, also went to Ghana.
The Lange family participated in the mission trip through the Christian Medical and Dental Association, which is associated with Global Health Outreach. GHO organizes missions in medically underserved areas around the world.
They left Grand Forks on July 22 and returned Aug. 10, taking time to see some of the country's notable sites.
"We hung out with warthogs, baboons and elephants a couple of days then hit the beach," Marsha said.
They chose Ghana because for "at least a decade" Rebecca has wanted to do something with orphans in Africa, she said.
No medical care
The Langes were part of a health care team that spent three days each in two remote villages, Agbadzakofe and Torve, where medical care is nonexistent. The team included four physicians, a nurse, a pharmacologist, two medical students and an emergency medical technician.
The family has also taken two trips to Nicaragua through CMDA, Marsha said. Ghana was the most "out there" in terms of their comfort zone.
They worked in make-shift clinics, set up in school buildings, where several local residents, mostly pastors, served as interpreters.
In six days, the mission team members saw almost 2,000 patients who presented with a range of diseases, some of them foreign to Marsha.
"We saw diseases we never see in America, such as malaria — I'd never treated that before — and leprosy which, when I was a med student, I thought I'd never see," she said.
Some patients had tropical diseases, such as "river blindness" caused by a water-borne parasite that lodges in the eye.
Rebecca encountered children with scabies, a highly contagious skin disease, marked by an itchy rash.
"I love the kids — that's what I was excited for," she said. "I'm not going to say, 'I'm not going to play with you; I'm not going to touch you.' "
She didn't contract the disease, she said.
Rebecca helped her brother Tim, 16, do "triage" work, which included meeting patients, writing down their medical complaints for the doctors, and taking pulse and blood pressure readings.
Kevin and Rachel, 19, assisted the pharmacologist by sorting and counting pills and distributing vitamins and prescribed medications to patients.
They handed out a lot malaria medications — pills that had "different strengths for little kids, adolescents and adults," Kevin said.
Kevin is a road-grader for Grand Forks County. Rachel is a pre-veterinary medicine student who is attending college in Florida.
'Striking malnutrition'
Along with other doctors, Marsha treated patients suffering from "malaria, striking malnutrition, worms (internal parasites), and tons of back pain from subsistence farming," she said.
The Ghanaians' use of a short-handled tool to work their crops forces them to bend over for hours at a time, causing what locals call "waist pain."
High blood pressure is a huge problem, she said.
"There were a lot of worms," she said. It was quite likely that "skinny kids, who looked pregnant, had worms."
The lack of a clinical laboratory "made for more guesswork than anything I'm used to," she said.
To be confronted with cases for which her team did not have proper equipment to diagnose and treat them was frustrating, she said. Such equipment and expertise was available in an urban center but patients could not afford the cost to get there.
Some patients were referred to a hospital in the region.
Marsha and the other doctors did not see evidence of the Ebola outbreak that struck in other West African countries, she said. The cases were not discovered until close to the end of their visit to Ghana.
At the time, the cases were diagnosed in an area that "was about as far away as Grand Forks is to central Montana," Marsha said.
Practicing differently
She appreciated the opportunity to practice medicine differently than in the United States, including caring for patients under a shade tree.
"I really love practicing medicine in different settings like this," she said.
"Usually, as a physician, you're cooped up in a building. You're fine-tuning chronic diseases."
She was able to see people with major health troubles "and do something simple" that would solve their problems, she said. "It's rewarding."
In the U.S., too often doctors "spend more time filling out tons of paperwork and talking with insurance companies and bureaucrats" than treating patients, she said.
As part of a Christian mission group in Ghana, she also enjoyed the opportunity to pray with her patients, she said. Some of their symptoms weren't due to physical problems but were caused by "stress or heartbreak."
"It's estimated that one-third of the time, when someone sees a primary care physician, it's for spiritual or social reasons, or they're lonesome.
"If you tell people that (in America) they get mad at you. The tools we have to treat that don't work …
"Faith is part of life there," she said.
After seeing a physician, patients proceeded to a "power house" where pastors gave them counseling and spiritual comfort before they went on to the pharmacy, Kevin said.
Ghanaians are more open to the healing of the mind and spirit that may underlie a physical complaint, Marsha said.
In the United States, people are more inclined to say "give me a pill to take," Marsha said. "America is much more mechanistic."
"There's a totally different mindset there," Rebecca said.
Gratifying work
The most gratifying aspect of the trip, Tim said, was "just to see how (we) impacted people, and to know we helped people there."
Medical mission work "is a good thing for anyone who's going into health care to do," Marsha said.
"In the health care field, it's easy to become cynical. (Mission work) is a great antidote to cynicism."
Those who may consider a trip of this kind "think they are going to suffer," Marsha said. "But it's so much fun. The people are good to each other."
Ghanaians "are more welcoming and appreciative of what you do for them," Kevin said.
He and Marsha said it will be "interesting" to see how the experience will affect the lives of their children, including their career choices.
Kevin said, "You feel so much rewarded … We're so glad we did go. It was probably our last chance to do this as a family."
"I think we got more out of it than the patients," Marsha said.
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Ron Paul: Cut War Spending and Protect the Poor!
Shocker In Tampa — Ron Paul Wins!
These WILL be the headlines next day — here is why:
According to RNC Rule #38 — at the Tampa Convention NONE of the Delegates are ACTUALLY Bound! Delegates can vote according to their own judgment and conscience — and are NOT bound to vote according to how most delegates from their state vote.
Precedent was set in 2008 Utah by Legal Council for the RNC (stating: The RNC does not recognize a state's binding of national delegates, but considers each delegate a free agent who can vote for whoever they choose).
Also, the Republican (and Democratic) Parties are Private Organizations — so voting within a party is NOT bound by Election Law!
What does this mean? It clearly shows that ANY or ALL delegates can abstain from voting in the 1st round. Or in other words — Bye-bye Mitt !!!
What do we need to do? Push for as many more delegate wins for Ron Paul as humanly possible — so a Ron Paul victory in Tampa is assured!
But most importantly NOW — SHARE this information (spread it like wildfire)!
Rule #11 shows Valid Grounds for Mitt Romney to be Removed from the Republican Ticket!
It is certainly a Valid Cause to remove Mitt..but even WHEN he is NOT Removed (since the RNC will never allow it), the ruckus caused BY IGNORING THIS RULE will be EVEN more effective as a Publicized Weapon showing Mitt's COLLUSION with the RNC Leadership, in order to CIRCUMVENT the Legal Election Process!
There is a "minimum wage" but still no law requiring it. It is decided through collective bargaining.
So this does not mean there is no limit, but it is not decided by economists or central planners.
Yea, Sweden's usually regarded as highly socialist, I'm actually surprised you don't have minimum wage! o.0 I think there's always an incentive to work harder because the difference between getting $30,000 on welfare compared to working harder and making $50,000 or $70,000 has a huge impact on your quality of living. A basic income guarantee is an interesting idea.
Actually, I did understand the point that you made, but what I pointed out still will not cease to have an effect on peoples incentive to work hard in order to level up.
I actually support introducing a basic income guarantee, but I see great problems in combination with minimum wage laws.
Sweden is a "socialist" country correct? We're often praised for our equality and low poverty rate, low crime rate, socialized medicine etc.
-But we don't have any state enforced minimum wage law.
Consult the hypothetical example I wrote for itzahazylife, I think it aptly sets the question for us to answer. 🙂 It's more complicated than the way you both are talking about it so far (it's an issue of arithmetic, not a conceptual one).
point at which a minimum wage in this example would hurt the economy more than help it is when it decreases job creation by 25%, which means 1.5 jobs for each business * 100 = 150 jobs * $8/hr = $1,200 in consuming power, equal to having no min. wage. So based on that hypothetical scenario, as long as the minimum wage doesn't decrease job creation by 25%, then in the long-run, more consuming power is created–>more business–>businesses make more jobs in the future for everyone.
which yields $1,200 in consuming power for the economy. If we have a $8/hr min. wage, then, instead of each business making 2 jobs, they make 20% less because of the investment vs. skill discrepancy, so 1.6 jobs each = 160 jobs * $8 = $1,280 in consuming power. So if a min. wage creates 20% fewer jobs because of the higher min. wage req., the higher salaries that would be paid for the jobs that ARE created increases aggregate consuming power, helps the economy more. Statistically, the Cont'd
Yes, I think this repeats the point I made earlier. A min. wage forces a min. payment for a worker more or less regardless of skill if the employer chooses to give them the job. In some cases, the discrepancy between skill and wage vs. wage and investment might be so great that paying them that wage is inefficient relative to using the same money in investing in your business. In such a case, a job is then lost. The question then is, is the likelihood of this discrepancy between skill Cont'd
The combination of welfare and the minimum wage law sets up a hurdle for people who already get paid to do essentially nothing, but would like to start leveling up by getting a low skill job; Because low skill jobs disappear when they're not considered worth the money spent on them.
I agree.
Just look at Sweden; No minimum wage laws over here
The minimum wage laws don't do any good. There has to be a non forced agreement between union workers and companies or no agreement at all.
We've had a form of corporatist socialism in Sweden for several decades and we don't see any need for a minimum wage law.
"it's not true that there's "no incentive" for people to demand jobs/working opportunities."
A lot of these poor people are living better than they ever have before due to welfare, PLUS they barely have to work. You do have a point when it comes to some people, but, most people are fine getting the things they need while at the same time barely needing to work for it. And the thing is, people aren't just getting what they need, they are getting luxuries also. They even give out free cars lol.


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A Dynamic Model Of Demand For Houses And Neighborhoods
The authors develop a tractable model of neighborhood choice in a dynamic setting along with a computationally straightforward estimation approach. This approach uses information about neighborhood choices and the timing of moves to recover moving costs and preferences for dynamically-evolving housing and neighborhood attributes. The model and estimator are potentially applicable to the study of a wide range of dynamic phenomena in housing markets and cities. They focus here on estimating the marginal willingness to pay for non-marketed amenities - neighborhood racial composition, air pollution, and violent crime - using rich dynamic data.
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How they took that 360-gigapixel panoramic shot of London
There's a nice video piece on the BBC website on how they took that record-breaking panoramic shot from the top of the BT tower. I quite like the bit which says the top of the tower "only" moves 12 inches in 100mph winds.
The company behind the shot, 360Cities.net, has panoramas from around the world on its website including this moody shot of the river running through Cork city.


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I am setting up multiple users as local users and not adding them to the domain, but I have added the workstation to domain. I need the users to have internet access.
When starting/restarting Windows, I want to auto-logon the users I have set up. I want to load up to the Switch User screen as the default screen on startup.
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I would like to be able the change the lock screen to the switch user screen, for the: On resume, display logon screen (option) and not log off the current user when it switches from thier desktop to the switch user screen.
I know this is a lot. If I need to install more than one third party software to do this, that will be fine too. Any feedback would be appreciated.
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Logging on Automatically is easy enough to do. Log On Automatically at Startup
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For October trip for husband and wife - (mid-50s) booked a room at Atlantic Hotel
44 Rue De Londres, Paris, 75008. Situated in 8th Arrondissement . We got a good deal foe queen sized beds. They advertise that the rooms are "soundproofed".
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The 8th is a good place for tourists as you will be in the heart of many famous Paris sites.
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I looked up your hotel and it seems to be quite a distance away from the more lively areas of Paris. I would recommend somewhere in the 5th or 6th. You will be much closer to a lot of the sites, Notre Dame, Luxembourg Garden, Latin quarter, St. Germain, the seine river..... Things might be a bit more noisy in that area so if soundproof is what you are looking for a less busy area might be better. You'll just have to take a cab or metro to where you want to go. But that's pretty much the case no matter where in paris you stay… lol. I love the metro. Every time I go to Paris I end up feeling like a groundhog, always diving underground and reemerging somewhere else in the city. How long will you be there?
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If you got a good deal, the hotel seems OK for the money. You mention queen sized beds. Did you actually get a room with more than one queen bed? If so, that would be extremely unusual in Paris, in this price range. Almost in any price range, for that matter.
In any case, reviews are decent for the prices I saw.
I wouldn't pick that street or that area, but there isn't anything wrong with it. IMO, it's not very atmospheric, and there are many more charming areas in central Paris, but maybe not at the same prices.
Did you look here or read any guides when choosing a neighborhood?
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I have stayed in that general area and it's not all that bad. The metro gets you around easily and if the deal is good, it will be fine.
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I have stayed in the area before, but not at that hotel. After one evening, I found the area rather uninteresting compared with the left bank. For the remainder of the stay, I took metro to 6th and 7th in the evening. The place itself is ok. After that stay, I have stayed at various places in the 6th to be just a short walking distance to a large mass of interesting cafes and restaurants. It is a super place to take a train to Giverny and Normandy.
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I would not choose this area for first-time visitors. It's not the atmosphere most people think of when they imagine Paris, and it's an inconvenient location for walking around to see the usual sights, as well as for people who might not be familiar with using public transportation.
Virtually all Parisian hotels are "sound-proofed" - this only means the rooms are fitted with double-glazed windows, which helps a lot with street noise, but doesn't guarantee there won't be other noise coming from within the hotel.
I also recommend looking for a hotel in the Latin Quarter, in the 6th arrondissement - there are many hotels with Queen-sized beds. You'll be able to walk to most of the usual attractions, and transportation will not involve too many transfers. The architecture and general atmosphere is what most people want to experience, and this area is much easier for anyone who does not speak French.
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Actually I'm staying 100m or so from there tonight.
It is an area I like - the Batignolles are quite 'village' like (albeit you're closer to St Lazare than batignolles). Some people want to live like a local, you'll get this feeling more there than say in the 6th.
As for distance from sights, nothing is very far in Paris.
You have access to two metro lines close y : 13 and 14 and these lines bring you in the center quite fast.
The reviews look absolutely great, it is the kind of hotels I like to stay in - don't expect big rooms but queen size beds already sounds good.
Can't comment on the level of French in this area compared to elsewhere, I speak French whilst in Paris...
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The location is perfectly fine. There is a relatively large shopping mall in Gare Saint Lazare now, which you will probably find very convenient. (There are very few shopping malls inside Paris itself.)
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I've also stayed in this area and thought it was fine, it's as typical and convenient an area of Paris as any other, and less obviously full of throngs of tourists than some other arrondissements.
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It gets very good reviews on TA.
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I glanced at the hotel and don't see any rooms with 2 queen beds. Many rooms seem to have a queen bed and a triple or a queen and a sofa. But for a couple why would you need 2 beds anyway.
Agree the area is kind of quiet. For vacation we usually do the left bank - but we prefer lively to quiet at night.
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I happened to have stayed at this hotel twice in last 2 years. You say queen size bedS so 2 beds, correct? The room size was descent both times. Not much view from the window facing Rue de Londres. I didn't have any particular inconvenience staying there. It had a mini frigi filled with drinks ( mini-bar ) and electric kettle with teabags and soluble coffee. Wi-fi, may not have been quite stable. The bath room was ok size, no frills at all, just plain white, walls and all. It was not an area I was quite familar with but it was booked and especially PAID by my travel partner so I had nothing to complain about. Any central area you stay in Paris, you will get used to it, likely to find sites of interest nearby if not big sites such as le Louvre or La Tour Eiffel. I walked once to Parc Monceau, about 10 minutes walk. If I had not stayed in this area, I don't know if I ever would have had chance to visit the park. It is also 5 – 10 minutes walk to the shopping area ( Les Galleries Lafayette, Le Printemps.. ) and the Opéra. And from Gare de Lyon station (where I arrive from Geneva ) , Gare St. Lazare is a surprisingly very quick ride of 10 minutes or less by Metro No14, which was personally + point for me. Otherwise I would stay in Gare de Lyon/Bastilles areas. All that said, I can see the point of those who suggest, for the first timers, to stay in more central areas closer to the main sites. Of course that could be more expensive.
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For my first time in Paris I wanted something more central and we picked a hotel in the 5th.
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We only need one queen sized bed. I also booked at
Rive Gauche, 1 Place De La Sorbonne, Paris 75005. Located in the 5th Arrondissement. This hotel seems more desirable, but it only had a double bed. I suppose we can deal with that for 5 nights if it is in a better location. I need to decide between the two hotels.
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The "better location" depends on for what you want to be "better." If you are using Gare St. Lazare often, it is an excellent location. For other reasons not mentioned, there might be "better" location.
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I do not know the specific hotels but I would definitely pick the one in the 5th for it's more convenient location to more of what you will likely want to see and do.
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The location is fine -- but for a first visit IMO the 5th is MUCH better. After you've been to Paris a time or two staying a bit out in a 'neighborhood' is fun. But first timers want to be at Notre Dame first thing in the AM, or a few blocks from Pont Neuf for an evening ride on the Vedettes, or walking distance to the Musée d'Orsay or Louvre or the Pompidou . . . or Angelina's or Berthillon
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Ask for the actual size of the bed in centimeters, i.e. 140/160/180. Easier to compare than whatever word the hotel chooses to use. A double may mean only that they expect it to sleep two people without reference to the US definition of double versus queen.
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I stayed at the end of Blvd Raspail in the 14th not far from blvd Edgar Quinet and blvd Montparnasse, my last trip, and just loved it there. Nice neighborhood, convenient to everywhere and I was just happy. I had stayed on Blvd Haussmann very close to the Opera and the Grand Magasines and it was also fine. I could walk to the Madeleine and Passages Joffrey and Panarama.
I think I was in the 6th first trip..not familiar with Paris and on a tour so not totally positive..it was a Sofitel that isn't a Sofitel anymore and I think it was in the 6th. I will say that there was just nothing to do in that area so thankfully there was a metro stop right at the hotel.
I'm just saying that things are so convenient in Paris that there is usually something close by, either a metro stop or things and places of interest, that unless you're really out in the "boonies", it's not critical where you stay.
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I stayed in (select) rive gauche last month.
didn't like it.
in the 5th, yes. But still - you have the place de la Sorbonne and not much more around.
Hotel was small, Tv set encastrated in the wall, single glazing (I said it elsewhere, it means potentially more noise and - for me - bad management)
I didn't like the stairs (very very small) nor the lift.
I passed by Atlantic 15 min ago - nice looking. Some café still open (1 30 am). in front of St Lazare.
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mrt - why do you feel you need to choose between just these two hotels? There are tons of choices in Paris.
Have a look at this hotel which does have Queen beds and is in a nice neighborhood. Took about 60 seconds to find it on www.hotels.com:
A "double" bed will feel very cramped, if you are used to a "queen". But very often, a "queen" bed in Paris will simply be two twins pushed together and clamped at the legs. There can be an uncomfortable seam down the middle - so a "double" might be more comfortable, if you don't mind sleeping close together. Just so you know what to expect.
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Thanks for all your input. I cancelled the hotel situated in the 8th Arrondissement and will continue to look for a better choice situated in 5th Arrondissement
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Seeing what you were looking at, let me recommend you 2 hotels in the 5th
Notre dame Rue maître Albert 5e
(was there last month, really nice)
Collège de France (hotel du) 7 rue Thénard 5e
(Less confortable but more charm - imho.)
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