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]]>Music makes the city move this week – choose from reggae and electro festivals, classical and rock concerts, and tunes that go hand-in-hand with Montreal Pride, catwalk fashion shows, family-friendly carnivals, and delicious locally-made food.
(festivals under the sun) The Montreal International Reggae Festival makes sunny days even brighter this weekend, August 15-17 at the Old Port of Montreal, with music from Marcia Griffiths, Maxi Priest, I-Octane and many more Jamaican, Caribbean, American and Canadian artists. Meanwhile, EDM and urban music festival Île Soniq turns Parc Jean-Drapeau into one big outdoor club August 15-16, featuring music from Tiësto, Iggy Azalea, Jesse Rose, Laidback Luke, Infected Mushroom, Juicy J and dozens more. Keep dancing at Montreal Pride 2014, to August 17 at various venues – don't miss Community Day on August 16 on Ste-Catherine between St-Hubert and Papineau, and the Pride Parade on Sunday at 1pm along Rene-Levesque Blvd. And the Festival Mode & Design, August 20 to 23, brings high fashion to outdoor stages at Place des Festivals, showcasing the fabulous stylings of Montreal and Canadian designers.
(food city) The annual Omnivore World Tour starts up August 21 with its Maudits Soupers (Damn Dinners) events where local chefs pair their culinary skills with those of honoured guest chefs – the food festival runs to August 25 at several local restaurants and at the SAT. Sample some of Little Italy's cuisine during Italian Week, to August 17, along with music in the park, art exhibitions and other cultural activities. More food abounds at the city's outdoor markets, from the farm-fresh offerings at Jean-Talon Market and Atwater Market to downtown Montreal's Village Éphémère just east of the Jacques-Cartier bridge (near Papineau metro station), closing its season on Saturday with food, drink and entertainment, and Mile End's Marché des Possibles, open Friday to Sunday. Fresh is also where it's at when it comes to the city's best seafood – Montreal's oyster bars know how to do it right. Or add some fresh air to a delightful meal on a sunny restaurant patio. Top it all off with some of the city's best gourmet, all-natural ice cream.
(all-ages entertainment) All the grand song and colourful spectacle of Disney's The Lion King comes to life on stage in Montreal starting August 19 at Place des Arts. But before that begins, the Montreal Symphony Orchestra offers a weekend of affordable classical music at Place des Arts – the OSM's Classical Spree includes concerts of Leonard Bernstein's A Quiet Place, numerous chamber music performances, several free activities and shows for kids, and more. Also over the weekend, circus centre La Tohu becomes home to the 10th edition of Falla, a weekend-long festival inspired by the Valencia carnival in Spain, featuring family activities during the day, a Balkan Beat party on Friday night and reggae on Saturday followed by a pyrotechnics concert and the celebratory burning of a 10-metre-high wooden and paper sculpture, at La Tohu. Life-sized dinosaurs walk the earth once more at multi-media spectacular Walking with Dinosaurs, featuring 10 different massive prehistoric creatures and the varied stories of their existence, at the Bell Centre, to August 17 (English-language show on August 17). Leap back into present-day life at the Montreal World Film Festival, screening new feature films and shorts from around the world, August 21-September 1. And on August 16, hop on your bike and head to the Pop Montreal Bike In (at Terrasse St-Ambroise on the Lachine Canal in St-Henri), to watch a free screening of 1970s cult classic Phantom of the Paradise at 9pm. Find even more things to do in our Family Guide to Summer.
(more live music) Start the weekend with the East Coast hip hop of Dipset main man Cam'ron, joined by Louie P, Ryan Playground, Grandbuda, Simahlak at Club Soda in a night of good-time Montreal mayhem. Whether you've spent the day at Île Soniq or not, spend Saturday night dancing at the afterparty at the SAT, with Popof, Vakkuum, Groj and Zepha, or melt along to the endearing indie-pop of Alvvays, with openers J Fernandez and Los, at La Vitrola (4602 St-Laurent). Piknic Electronik celebrates another summer Sunday spent dancing outdoors – this week's electro producers include J. Phlip, Moody Jones and more. At night, California folk-electro duo Made In Heights comes to town, with local openers Syngja, at Le Bleury. Tuesday turns to hard rock with Skid Row at the Corona Theatre with openers Dance Laury Dance, while UK-based genre-bending DJ and producer Mr. Scruff gets funky at Le Belmont. Aussie pop singer and Dancing with the Stars celeb Cody Simpson comes to town on Wednesday, August 20 at Metropolis. And Thursday, August 21 brings Frog Eyes, PS I Love You, Seoul and many more great Canadian bands to the Passovah Summer Festival 2014 at Cabaret Piccolo Rialto (5723 Parc) and Casa del Popolo (4873 St-Laurent), while Montreal's The Damn Truth truly rock out at Café Campus.
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]]>What many know as a "patio", we Montrealers call a "terrasse". Either way, they're the place to be during our intense summer months, so here are some of Montreal's best spots for enjoying a cold beer or three…
Benelux: One of Montreal's many artisanal breweries and pubs, Benelux features over 15 different kinds of beers brewed on location. The selection is made up of beers with quirky names like the "Bunk Buster" and the "Killer Howalski" an 8.6% beer that's aged for nine months in oak brandy barrels. Average beer drinkers will find the selection of craft beer impressive, as seasoned drinkers will appreciate the intricacies of the craft beer process. Take it all in on their friendly terrasse especially on Sundays for their "Biergarten" specials – $5 pints on select brews!
Terrasse St. Ambroise: Terrasse St. Ambroise is the perfect spot to stop for a cold one after cycling, roller blading, running or walking along the historic Lachine Canal. The picturesque scenery of the Montreal's southwest borough is the backdrop of our very own McAuslan brewery – a Montreal landmark for over 25 years. With their very own specialty beers and ciders on tap, making a decision is understandably difficult, so try their "tasting paddle" a wooden board of six of their finest brews.
Le St. Sulpice: A Montreal institution for over 30 years in the Latin Quarter, this spot is wildly popular with local University students as well as the working crowd for their awesome happy hour specials and 2-liter pitcher deals. Their massive garden terrasse and courtyard is the focal point of St. Sulpice's four-storey compound which houses eight bars that feature karaoke nights and collegiate parties.
Complexe Sky: Sky is a multi-floor complex that strives to satisfy all senses; housing a nightclub, restaurant, pub and even a dedicated tanning terrasse. Through the summer months, the stretch of St. Catherine Street in the heart of the Gay Village turns into a giant pedestrian mall. Sky's curbside terrasse extends right into the street welcoming friendly faces to enjoy monstrous pitchers (4 liters!) of their signature sangria and two for one beer specials.
Brutopia: A brewpub located in the heart of downtown, Brutopia is a fixture in the city for its three terrasses and their signature all-natural traditionally brewed ales made on the premises. Their roster includes a Raspberry Blonde Ale house specialty that is heavy in raspberry aroma, the seasonal "Chocolate-Stout," an award-winning creamy stout, and their very popular "Frosty Morning."
Terrasse Bonsecours: Located in the heart of the Old Port, Terrasse Bonsecours is one of the most popular destinations for after-work drinks, offering a panoramic 360-degree view of downtown, Old Montreal, and the St. Lawrence River to round out the work day. Whether it's for happy hour, cocktails on the weekends or even renting part of the complex for a private event; with three bars, booths and bottle service, Terrasse Bonsecours is also the ideal place to watch the sky light up during Montreal's summer fireworks competition.
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]]>Divers/Cité is on a mission to spread art, music, and diversity through Montreal's Old Port. The 2014 edition will take place July 28 to August 3 set against the dreamy skyline of the city…
The festival has made some big changes in recent years, and 2014 is no different. While world-class music and dancing is still on the menu, the festival is expanding both indoor and outdoor programming. Along with the main events on Jacques Cartier Quay, Divers/Cité is adding the Bonsecours Island to their turf with a brand new stage.
Outdoor Events: The Jacques Cartier Quay will be hosting FLEXX on July 31, FLEXX is an ode to dance featuring choreographed performances from local and international dancers. Then the beats of renowned DJ's take the stage for the remainder of the weekend starting with Vendredi Tribal on August 1, Sunset Party on August 2, and the famous finale of La Grande Danse on August 3.
The new stage on Bonsecours Island will host the first ever Viva Montreal / Viva L'Amour on August 2. It'll be a musical cabaret extravaganza featuring the best drag queens, singers, dancers, and DJs that Montreal's vibrant artistic community has to offer. The next summer island night will be D/C Drums. Put on your carnival attire, dancing shoes, and get ready to jam to to Latin and World Beat music.
Indoor Events: D/C Rire on July 30 will transform the Old Port into a comedy club by showcasing local stand-up artists. D/C Drama on August 1 is an all-new indoor party held in tribute to Montreal's nightlife. Lesbomond Reunion is a collaborative effort with Divers/Cité and local lesbian groups to host a party just for the ladies on August 2. The big D/C Ball afterhours party will end the Divers/Cité festivities on August 3, 2014. (All indoor location to be announced shortly on diverscite.org)
Divers/Cité, July 28 to August 3, 2014
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]]>Terrasse lovers, Montreal is your town. With the winters we get, it's no wonder summer makes us want to hang out outside all the live-long day. There are terrasses of every ilk here, from bars to restaurants to rooftop to street-side, but my hands-down favourites are hotel terrasses. Like hotel bars, there's a sense of adventure built into the experience…
First of all, they're usually posh and ultra well maintained. The service is without reproach and the drinks are usually inventive, thought up by world-class bartenders. Plus the best part is that the people at the next table probably come from somewhere really far away and interesting. You've got the choice to either make friends with an international crowd, or enjoy the total anonymity of the feeling that you'll never meet the people around you again! Either one is magical, depending on the day. Here are the Top 5 spot to get your hotel on.
1) There's no better location, location, location than the Hyatt Regency's Six Resto Lounge terrasse, situated nothing short of on top of the Quartier des Spectacles. In the summer, that means that your afternoon cocktail is accompanied by the sounds of anything that happens to be on the main outdoor stage of the Jazz Festival or the FrancoFolies… for free.
2) Vast and well appointed with comfy seats, the Hotel Sofitel's terrasse is part of Le Renoir restaurant, which means that your nibbles come courtesy of French chef Olivier Perret. Come on Sunday morning for a brunch buffet that hits all the spots, from omelettes to pastries to roasted salmon! Otherwise, lunch is popular, in part for the conchiglioni with Québec asparagus and lemon confit.
3) Right off the main lobby and bar, the gorgeous Sinclair terrasse in the Saint-Sulpice hotel is a great Old Montreal interior court to bring a gang of friends for dinner or for a quiet tête-à-tête. Treat yourself to the $60 tasting menu that includes wines or go à la carte and order one of the 25-plus choices of wine by the glass. Whatever you do, keep room for dessert: the milk chocolate crepe cake with bittersweet crust and spiced red wine jelly will knock your socks off
4) There are no better rooftop hangouts than the happening Terrasse Nelligan at Hôtel Nelligan on St-Paul, a beloved after-work spot for the area's professionals. The cocktail list is reason to go alone – the refreshing Piscine is my fave, featuring sparkling white wine with fresh raspberries, served on ice – but the biggest draw is the backdrop, offering an extensive view of the Old Port and St-Lawrence River.
5) For Montreal's quintessential garden terrasse experience (complete with duck pond) and a three Michelin starred meal to boot, head to the Ritz-Carlton's Maison Boulud. Celebrate a special event in style with chef Riccardo Bertolino's five course dinner-time tasting menu at $90; you'll be telling your future children about it. Otherwise there are more casual options, like brunch, which includes great scrambled eggs with mushrooms, leeks and fresh herbs.
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]]>There is really nothing comparable to the mass multicultural sporting dementia that descends on Montreal every four years when the World Cup, the biggest single-event sporting competition on the planet, gets underway, and rest assured Montrealers will once again be partaking in the crazy…
From June 12 to July 13, thousands of Montreal soccer fans representing a cultural cross-section of the tournament's 32 teams will swing on an emotional pendulum that frequently expresses itself on the streets, horns blaring and flags waving, a chaotic and colourful celebration of "the beautiful game." While you can be guaranteed that all of the city's best sports bars will be have the games on, there are definitely specific places to see specific teams play…
Montreal's historic Little Burgundy neighbourhood is home to the Burgundy Lion pub, arguably ground zero for the city's England team supporters, so the Lion will be roaring as long as England stays alive (which at an average 26 to 1 odds, may not be that long). For their part, French fans will pack inside the inviting L'Barouf, as well as on the sidewalk in front of its big St-Denis Street window, as good for people watching as it is soccer watching. French bistro Le Massillia, on Parc Ave. in the Mile End district, provides another bastion for French fans with a southern France feel.
If you want to stay in Mile End but Italy is your squad, the perpetually popular Café Olimpico isn't shy about turning its normally hipster-dominated confines over to rabid Italy fans, though a major chunk of Italian adoration will be taking place in Little Italy to the immediate north. Places like the storied Caffè Italia capture the essence of Italian team pride whilst serving up some of the best lattés in town.
In terms of intensity, one would be hard-pressed to top the Spanish fans, who crowd into St-Laurent Blvd.'s Club Espagnol for awesome Spanish tapas on its terrasse and anxious soccer action on the screens. That said, also on St-Laurent Blvd., there's no underestimating the fans of Portugal and World Cup host country Brazil, who will compete for space at places like the ever-popular Champs and Café Saint-Laurent Frappé, with its large outdoor terrasse. And not to be outdone, Dutch fans, in their glowing orange garb, are tough to miss at Mont-Royal Ave.'s Taverne Normand, while Greek soccer aficionados are known to be vocal on the section of Parc Avenue known unofficially as Montreal's Greektown.
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]]>Montreal's nightlife – from early-evening drinks on a sun-drenched patio to late-night bar-hopping and dancing – adds another party-making dimension to the Montreal International Jazz Festival, June 26 to July 6…
Many of the city's best hotels embody the Jazz Festival spirit, livening up not only their room offers but their hotel bar creations. Tourism Montreal recommends several, including Loews Hotel Vogue on de La Montagne, home of the "Le Jazz sur Glace (Jazz on Ice)" – a refreshing blend of Canadian whiskey, rum and white cranberry juice. Jazz Fest partner hotels – the Hyatt Regency, Hotel St. Paul, Le Saint-Martin Hôtel Particulier, Square Phillips Hotel & Suites and L'Appartement Hotel – are also centrally-located and cater to the thirsty whims of festival-goers. While Old Montreal's many boutique hotels, from the W Hotel to Hôtel Gault, Hôtel St Paul and the Saint James, stay as scrupulous about their wine and spirits lists as they do about the luxurious heights of their speciality accommodations.
Downtown's Crescent Street constantly hops with activity late into the night, from the Sir Winston Churchill Pub Complex to Hurley's Irish Pub. Nearby on Mackay Street, a favourite of jazz fans all year round, the Upstairs Jazz Club remains a cozy mainstay of the festival, with live concerts every night. Go for art-deco glamour at Time Supper Club or visit the Ritz-Carlton Montreal, jazzing up its bar and lounge for the festival. And bask in the aroma of La Casa del Habano cigar shop and lounge, a favourite spot to relax in the Golden Square Mile district during the Jazz Fest, featuring one of North America's largest walk in humidors and an elegant lounge well-stocked with whiskeys, rums, wine and other spirits to pair with fine Cuban cigars.
Just as music from around the world makes its way to Montreal during the Jazz Festival, so does fantastic wine – the city's wine bars decant the best. Montreal hasn't missed out on the boom in microbreweries either: downtown, find new and tried-and-true brews at Benelux, Cheval Blanc, Brutopia, L'amere a Boire, Le Saint Bock, and Les Soeurs Grises.
Nightclubs stay open until 3 a.m. every night, during Jazz Fest or otherwise, and feature drink specials and a wide array of music, from top-40 to classic soul to high-RPM electronic dance music. Make a late night of it in Old Montreal, along Saint-Laurent, and in the Plateau neighbourhood along more-alternative Mont-Royal Avenue. Gather friends for a Girls Night Out or a Guys Night Out, whichever suits your fancy, or hold tight to your beau throughout a romantic evening meant for two.
When in doubt, go DIY and gather some picnic essentials – bread, cheese, locally-made sausages, fresh fruit and Quebec-crafted wine and beer, available from most depanneurs (corner stores) and provincially-run SAQ liquor stores – and head to one of the city's big parks, such as Mont Royal, Jeanne-Mance and Parc La Fontaine. Escaping the urban core is even easier at Espace La Fontaine, a bar and restaurant with open-air terrasse located in Parc La Fontaine, where on July 3 and 4, live music by the Maude Locat trio accompanies summertime food and drink specials.
The Montreal International Jazz Festival, June 26 to July 6, 2014
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]]>Why is Grand Prix Weekend (June 6 – 8) in Montreal the party of the year? Here are 10 reasons:
From June 6 – 8, 2014, Montreal turns into a wicked fast party of non-stop adrenaline pumping fun. People take to the track, streets, clubs, and bars to have a great time, giving the city an electric vibe you'll never forget.
From sun up to sun down, the terraces of Montreal are in full-swing with beautiful people sipping sangria, popping bottles, and downing cocktails. Check out this list of great terraces in Montreal!
Let's not forget that the real reason for Formula 1 Grand Prix is not the glitz, glamour, and crazy partying, but to see really fast, really expensive cars in action. These high-octane cars are some of the most expensive four-wheeled machines money can buy!
The Formula 1 Grand Prix du Canada attracts many A-List celebrities to Montreal for the weekend. Jennifer Lawrence, Nicholas Hoult, James McAvoy, Hugh Grant, Rihanna and Drake have all been spotted on the race track!
The victory celebrations during the podium ceremony of Formula 1 Grand Prix always seem to include champagne showers. Open wide and let the good times roll!
Montreal's nightlife is infamous around the world for being way too much fun. During Grand Prix Weekend, the fun is on steroids. Check out our post "Hotspots To See & Be Seen At During Grand Prix" for some nightlife tips!
The whole city goes Formula 1 crazy during Grand Prix weekend. There are plenty of special events to attend, like the super exclusive party at the Ritz-Carlton Hotel! Find a list of some more special events here.
Some of Formula 1′s biggest wins–and biggest crashes–have happened on the Gilles Villeneuve Circuit. There's even a corner located right off the starting line dubbed "The Wall Of Champions" known for a hairpin turn that has caused some pretty spectacular wrecks.
The chefs of Montreal's top restaurants have a gastronomic field day preparing special menus for the flocks of VIPs that dine during Grand Prix Weekend. Check out our post of "Where to Eat Like A VIP During Grand Prix" for some suggestions!
The Grand Prix Weekend in Montreal is very family friendly, and there's something for everyone to do! Race on a simulator, grab a great meal with new friends, and see the sights of Montreal! Check out our post "Family Fun in Montreal During Grand Prix Weekend" for some ideas of what to do with those under the age of 18!
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]]>One of the many things that Montreal doesn't suffer for is a lack of top-tier, A-list social establishments that excel at their primary mission in life: your good time. And during Grand Prix season in particular, many of this city's finer places to see and be seen kick it into high gear.
Frequently the epicenter of the party at any point in the calendar year for both Montrealers and visitors alike is the Sir Winston Churchill Pub Complex, comprised of three popular spots on bar- and nightclub-clustered Crescent Street in the heart of downtown. Winnie's Bar, the adjoining Karina's Club Lounge and piano bar, and the Sir Winston Churchill Pub proper make for the perfect party starting and/or ending experience any night of the Grand Prix.
If Old Montreal is more your speed, the Auberge Saint-Gabriel is doing it up, as always, with style and Panache over four days, June 5-8, in its classy and classic stone-walled Old Montreal digs. Their Momentum Grand Prix 2014 event features DJ performances by Sharam Deep Dish, Satoshi Tomiie, Pillow Talk, Tanner Russ and more.
Relaxed, atmospheric chic is always in full effect at the W Hotel's Wunderbar, also in Old Montreal. It's a must-not-miss stop on any Grand Prix weekend itinerary. This year Wunderbar, and its sister space Plateau Lounge Montréal, are promising a series of exclusive events, both night and day. Expect champagne, DJs and "expertly crafted cocktails from their resident mixologists."
Not far from the W Hotel, discretely tucked into the southern edge of downtown, just north of Griffintown, the timeless Time Supper Club has a kind of retro Miami-meets-New York glamour to it, with its 1940s-era art deco interior, the centrepiece of which is a red, lit-from-below catwalk that runs through the club with dance floors on either side of it. Has been known for its celebrity sightings.
Speaking of ritzy, The Ritz-Carlton Montreal is throwing an exclusive black tie Grand Prix soirée featuring a special appearance by former F1 driver David Coulthard on June 6. The evening will feature DJ sets by DJ Abeille and DJ Yo-C, a champagne bar, cocktails from 7-9 pm, food stations, live performances and the promise of "luxurious gift bags." Tickets are $295.00.
And finally, F1 fans with dance in their pants are going to want to bop into the 1,500-capacity Club Laboom in the heart of downtown. Their two Grand Prix-themed dance parties – Models and Bottles (June 6) and Gasolina (June 7) – will spread out over the expansive club's two floors and four differently-themed rooms. Start your engines!
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]]>In Logo's webseries Montreal Boy, Stephane and Hugh are having a blast in Montreal. They're seeing the sights, seeing the city, and definitely seeing each other. Have you watched all six episodes of Montreal Boy yet? Check them out on LogoTV.com/MontrealBoy! Find out more about all the places they visit in Montreal by scrolling through this Queer MTL Travel Guide:
Montreal is one of the most bike friendly cities in North America! Grab a Bixi (stands for Bike-Taxi) and explore all the little nooks and crannies dotting the island. Just remember to stick to bike lanes when you can, and that the car drivers here are usually insane, so please be cautious!
The waterfront of Montreal's historic Old Port is a dreamy stretch of calming trees, serene benches, and fun things to do and look at. You can see many locals strolling around chatting with each other, so grab a friend or lover and have a heart to heart!
When you're ready to unwind, head over to Montreal's electric Gay Village. Pick a spot to have a few drinks, sing some karaoke, meet a drag queen, and get your joints greased up to dance. Check out the beautiful rooftop terrace at Sky!
Unity in Montreal's Gay Village has one of the hottest dance floors in the city. Plus there are platforms to dance on if you want to really show off your awesome dance moves. At Unity; the drinks are cheap, the people are sexy, and shirts are optional.
When Montrealers try to explain what a poutine is to outsiders they usually go "Oh… gross." Crispy french fries, smothered in gravy, and topped with squeaky salty cheese. Then the outsiders try it, and they practically have an orgasmic experience. After dancing all night, check out Le Resto Du Village for a delicious poutine!
The Mile End is one of the coolest neighborhoods in Montreal. It's not much fun telling you where to go, so we encourage you to explore the streets and discover new and amazing places tucked in on every block!
Grab a blanket, a bottle of wine, and some food and have a romantic picnic in one of Montreal's beautiful urban parks. Check out Park La Fontaine in the Plateau for the perfect place to picnic!
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Brokyn Needle LyricsArtist: Ultimate FakebookAlbum: This Will Be Laughing Week Underneath a tapestry of a Motley Crue back in their youth No time to just wake up from dreamin'! [Chorus] Brokyn Needle doesn't need no cigarettes cuz we're that cool Basement majesties and desperate hearts, Yeah, but it's okay jammin' after school cuz I'm gonna be a star! I got a muscle shirt and Mot has got some black boots Pink bandanna, glitter jeans and a fake tattoo and you're set, dude No time to just wake up from dreamin'! [Chorus] singin'.... "Are You Ready To Rock?" - it's not a question, baby! [repeats] Cuz I'm just filled with somethin', it's all I got [Chorus]
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Hundreds of Mad Men and Women showed up for Madison's biggest and best dressed holiday party last Saturday and many posed for photos. Enjoy these images from the Mad Men Holiday Soiree, along with swanky accompaniment, here.
DJ Nick Nice presided over part of the evening, and his set of Mad Men-era standards can be downloaded here. "In preparing for my set that evening I dove headfirst into sort of a forgotten era of great music circa 1958-1966," writes the DJ about the songs. "I literally just threw this mix together and ended up realizing it basically would have been a set I'd drop at an afterparty if I had been alive and DJng back in 1966."
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How to prevent saggy breasts and keep that perky look – forever
Clearly, she was trying to look cutting-edge and youthful. But when 53-year-old Madonna bared one of her breasts on stage earlier this month, it also revealed a distressing reality for many women — saggy bosoms that have lost volume and pertness with age.
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So what causes breasts to sag? And can anything be done to keep our most feminine assets in their prime? Femail asks the experts.
No other part of the body is more affected by the force of gravity than the breasts.
From the moment a woman's chest is fully grown, in her late teens to mid-twenties, she faces an uphill battle to defy the downward pull.
challenge is down to the fact that, while an average pair of breasts
weighs around 2lbs to 4lbs, there's not much of a natural support
structure to keep them in place.
Breast specialist and surgeon Ian Laidlaw, of Frimley Park Hospital, Surrey, says drooping breasts can have a serious psychological impact on a woman.
He says: 'A large part of a woman's femininity is her breasts. Sagging is a predictable change, yet it can have a profound impact.
'The feelings women get when they can't control the changes in their breasts can include inferiority, distorted body image, unattractiveness and worthlessness.'
The condition even has its own medical name — ptosis — and droopiness can be graded by doctors on a three-stage scale.
In pert, young breasts, the nipple is usually above the line where the base of the breast meets the chest — or the inframammary fold.
Asset management: Maintaining a constant weight is one of the best ways to stop your boobs heading south (posed by model)
By stage two, the nipple is around one to three inches below that point.
At stage three, the breast hangs more than 3cm below, with the nipple often pointing down to the floor.
Over a lifetime, a woman with heavy breasts may see her nipples drop by as much as ten or 11cms if they descend to her waistline.
Breasts are made of a mixture of mammary glands and fat. Through this run hundreds of pieces of tissue which connect the bulk of the breast to the skin — and keep the breast suspended.
How pert your breasts stay depends partly on the genes which govern how much fat, glands and connective tissue they contain.
Generally, the more connective tissue and glands you have, the firmer and more buoyant your breasts are likely to be.
Size will also dictate how firm they stay. The heavier they are, the more strain on the skin and supporting ligaments, which, like eplastic bands, stretch permanently under persistent pressure.
There are two places where fat is found in the breast. Seventy per cent of breast fat is mixed with the glands to form the main bulk of the bosom.
The rest of the fat is found in a layer of padding just under the skin. It's this that tends to fluctuate in thickness as you gain and lose weight.
If this layer thickens dramatically — and then thins out again due to yo-yo dieting — it will permanently stretch the supporting skin, leading to a droopier chest. As women in this country become more buxom — the average cup size is now a C compared to a B in the Fifties — they are more likely to face sagging. That's because the rise is mainly due to an increase in fat content in the breasts — and fat is heavier and therefore harder to support.
Breast consultant Mr Laidlaw says: 'One of the best things you can do for your breasts is to maintain a constant body weight for your height that's within the recommended range.'
Don't fear breastfeeding: Research found it didn't make a difference to sagging (posed by model)
Women have long blamed their saggy boobs on breastfeeding.
Yet research has found that it's the expansion and contraction of the milk glands triggered by pregnancy, rather than breastfeeding, that causes droopiness.
In one American study, an academic interviewed 132 women seeking breast lifts or enlargements. Just over half had breastfed at least one child for an average of nine months.
Researchers found no difference in the degree of sagging between women who had breastfed and those who had not.
Consultant Mr Laidlaw says: 'Women
should definitely consider breastfeeding — especially as the health
benefits for the baby far outweigh any possible effects on the breasts.'
Like anywhere else on the body, the skin on the breast includes a network of collagen fibres, which make it firm, and elastin to make it flexible. Over time, these fibres break down.
The rate at which skin cells renew themselves also slows as we get older.
Just as on the face, it's important never to expose the breasts to too much sun because ultraviolet exposure will break down collagen and elastin.
And in the same way that smoking leads to wrinkles, it also leads to the deterioration of breast skin.
Mr Laidlaw, who is also based at the Nuffield Hospital, Guildford, said: 'The effect on a woman's breasts is so marked that it is possible to see if she smokes just by looking at the condition of her breasts. Even giving up smoking after a number of years will lead to a marked improvement.'
He says he is sceptical about skin creams containing oestrogen and vitamin E, which promise to improve breast pertness.
'You can absorb oestrogen through the skin but it's not a very efficient way of doing it, compared to HRT,' he says. 'If these creams really worked, doctors would be recommending them.'
There's both good and bad news when it comes to exercise.
The right regime can keep your breasts pert by improving blood supply.
While there is no muscle in the breast itself, it is possible to build up the underlying pectorals for a lifting effect.
But some activities — particularly running — can take their toll.
Reduce bounce: Always wear a sports bar when running (posed by model)
When you run without proper support, the breasts bounce in a figure of eight, causing wear and tear on the supporting ligaments.
Jenny White, of the Research Group in Breast Health at the University of Portsmouth, says: 'We have found that breasts move an average of 10cms — up and down, side-to-side, and forwards and backwards.'
The larger your cup size, the greater the force on the breasts and the more they need to be restrained to avoid damage to connective tissue and ligaments.
Yet researchers estimate that, of the 12 million British women who regularly exercise, three-quarters do not wear a proper sports bra —even though they can reduce bounce by up to 74 per cent.
Oestrogen is the main hormone influencing how your breasts look.
It's this, the female sex hormone, which first makes the breasts grow — and stimulates the development of a tree-like network of milk ducts leading to the nipple.
Every month, as part of the menstrual cycle, rising levels of oestrogen prepare a woman's body for possible pregnancy.
One side effect is that it stimulates the breast tissue by making it expand and retain water.
After menopause, when oestrogen levels begin to fall permanently, milk ducts and glands 'go into retirement' and shrink — making the breasts feel emptier.
The tissue which makes breasts firm also shrivels and gets replaced by fat, which is heavier and less able to withstand gravity.
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The release of the complete adult faith formation series "Symbolon: the Catholic Faith Explained" hopes to offer a profound way of encountering the truths of the Catholic Church.
"Symbolon is designed to be a resource for adult faith formation for the new evangelization," Dr. Edward Sri of the Denver-based Augustine Institute told CNA Aug. 20.
"The Symbolon video series proclaims the truth and beauty of the Catholic faith in a way that meets people where they are at, captivates their hearts and minds for Christ and His Church and forms them with a Catholic worldview that prepares them to engage the many cultural influences today that undermine Christian living."
Sri is the program director for the Symbolon faith formation series, produced by the Augustine Institute and distributed by Ignatius Press and Lighthouse Catholic Media.
Symbolon is now available in its complete form on DVD and also on mobile devices through a special digital subscription program.
The series' first 10 episodes focus on Catholic beliefs such as the Trinity, redemption in Christ, the Church, the Bible, Mary and the Saints, creation, the fall and the Last Things. The first 10 episodes were released on DVD in March 2014.
The second 10 episodes which complete the DVD set focus on the encounter with God in the sacraments, the Mass, marriage and lasting love, a Catholic moral vision and Catholic social teaching.
"We wanted to build a program that walks people through the entirety of the Catholic faith in a way that shapes their lives," Sri continued. "Through the 20 episodes of 'Symbolon: The Catholic Faith Explained' we cover everything a Catholic needs to know about the faith."
The series includes video presentations with Augustine Institute professors such as Gray, as well as other Catholic speakers including Johnette Benkovic, Patrick Coffin, Teresa Tomeo, Jim Beckman, Leah Darrow, Sean Innerst, Curtis Martin and Father Leo Patalinghug.
Sri said about 2,000 parishes have used Symbolon in parish life and "thousands" of people brought the program into their homes for individual or family viewing.
A parish digital subscription allows parishioners to watch Symbolon videos from their homes, online, on tablets or on their phones at any time.
"The effort is to present the Catholic faith with beautiful videos, but delivered in a way people are used to getting their information today," Sri said.
He said that the Symbolon program is being used in men and women's groups, the Rite of Christian Initiation for Adults preparation process, catechist formation and to educate parents whose children are being prepared for baptism, First Communion, or Confirmation.
Sri said one parish's director of religious education told him that the parish trains all catechists and volunteers with Symbolon "because they know if they go through this program, they will get all the basics they need to know about the faith."
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12:51 AM GMT on April 11, 2013I'm jealous! I have tried and tried to capture one of these at my dad's feeder!! great job! |
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I'm jealous! I have tried and tried to capture one of these at my dad's feeder!! great job! |
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My husband was wounded in Iraq in 2004/2005 and when he got out of the Army his conditions kept worsening. He became unable to work anymore about 3 years ago and we have barely been surviving on my income alone. Appliance replacements and medical expenses have begun to drown us financially and put us behind on laying bills. The payment on our electric, gas and phone bill really helped us start recovering from the financial bind we were stuck in. Thank you so much for everything yall do to help veterans and their families make it through difficult times!
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Linearity of the Faraday-rotation-type ac magnetic-field sensor with a ferrimagnetic or ferromagnetic rotator film
Applied Optics, Vol. 35, Issue 7, pp. 1083-1087 (1996)
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We analyze the linearity and modulation depth of ac magnetic-field sensors or current sensors, using a ferrimagnetic or ferromagnetic film as the Faraday rotator and employing the detection of only the zeroth-order optical diffraction component from the rotator. It is theoretically shown that for this class of sensor the condition of a constant modulation depth and that of a constant ratio error give an identical series of curves for the relationship between Faraday rotation angle Θ and polarizer/analyzer relative angle Φ. We give some numerical examples to demonstrate the usefulness of the result with reference to a rare-earth iron garnet film as the rotator.
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Hiroshi Mori and Yousuke Asahara, "Linearity of the Faraday-rotation-type ac magnetic-field sensor with a ferrimagnetic or ferromagnetic rotator film," Appl. Opt. 35, 1083-1087 (1996)
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