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    (Courtesy of The Montreal Gazette)
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    Hahahaha awesome. How can you claim a Canadian if Quebec is part of it? One thing whats with these contests in Canada excluding Quebec all the time?
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    It would have be an interesting project. Plus I think Federation CJA has a small museum in the building for the holocaust, thats if I am not mistaken. Thing is, maybe if it was more near the Golden Square Mile it would have worked, but thats just me.
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    10oz (silver bar) Shipping: $9.76 Administration Fee: $18.88 Taxes: $1.26 One thing I am surprised the tax is so low. I was expecting normal sales taxes. Time to look into a good old fashion safe.
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    Vidéos sur Montréal

    jesseps a répondu à un sujet de mtlurb dans L'actualité

    <object width="480" height="385"><param name="movie" value="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bqXLW7ab6Pk&hl=en_US&fs=1&"></param><param name="allowFullScreen" value="true"></param><param name="allowscriptaccess" value="always"></param><embed src="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bqXLW7ab6Pk&hl=en_US&fs=1&" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" allowscriptaccess="always" allowfullscreen="true" width="480" height="385"></embed></object> ROFL I so want to get an OES. I saw one last year, sticking his head out of a passing car on Mont Royal E barking at everyone.
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    A shareholders meeting? I am going to one in May. I am just wondering what they are like.
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    Quartier Concordia

    jesseps a répondu à un sujet de mtlurb dans Complétés

    Montreal turning slowly away from what Berlin reminds me of, a cold city (because of all the concrete buildings)
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    Thats great news!!!
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    Also ONLY NY setting up shop at Promenade downtown.
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    (Courtesy of The Globe and Mail) I have a feeling many women will be happy with this news.
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    Nice to know the city wants to fast track this project. I do hope they try and save part of the exterior of what is left.
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    I hope Phase 2 does happen. It looks like a really nice project.
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    Canadiens de Montréal

    jesseps a répondu à un sujet de mtlurb dans L'actualité

    I wish them the best of luck. It be a miracle if they make it to the Stanley Cup
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    (Courtesy of CTV News Ottawa) February 4th, 2010
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    I am going a tad off topic here, but I would love to see manufacturing come back to the city. I am tired of seeing stuff made in India, Bangladesh, China and other places. I know its due to cost. I remember going to see Denis Gagnon bio pic a month ago. I didn't stay after the bio, there was a small panel talk about how manufacturing jobs have tumbled since it went over seas. I have the numbers for New York City though (I need to find them). I should post online this documentary on the New York apparel industry which is called Schmatta - Rags to Riches to Rags. Info Schmatta - Rags to Riches to Rags 1965 - 95% of American Clothing (Made in USA) 1975 - 80% of American Clothing (Made in USA) 1985 - 70% of American Clothing (Made in USA) 1995 - 50% of American Clothing (Made in USA) 2009 - 5% of American Clothing (Made in USA) 1 American job = 40 Indian jobs (thats what they said in the documentary) As of 2008 the Fashion industry in the US spent $290B on advertising just in the US alone. Cost Sheet There is one manufacture in Montreal that has been around for many years. I forgot what their name is, I will have to ask my father, seeing he has done business with them. They do a lot of manufactured suits for some big names in the US. (Courtesy of Ville de Montréal) Fashion City Thats a link from the city of Montreal
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    They pretty much are extremely different. SMM is pretty much the close knit community from Montreal, which is nice but it doesn't really help. SMM does have designers from outside of Quebec show every season (seeing they ask them to come), which is good but they aren't as open as Toronto. Plus one of my teachers kept telling my class, Canada only needs one city for a fashion shows. Seeing many magazine editors and designers are running around the globe to different cities like London, Paris, Milan, Tokyo and New York for shows. Plus now adding Toronto to the mix and trying to get Montreal in there also, its just a headache for everyone.
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    One of the reasons people like Toronto Fashion Week over Montreal Fashion Week is partly due to the language. Seeing buyers from outside the country and also from within do not know how to speak french adequately. So its hard for them to work with certain designers, that are trying to sell their collections. Plus if you want to be more known you go to Toronto. SMM is a good thing to start off with, if your a new designer but its quite expensive for most. Seeing its about $7000 for one runway show and you need to get your own models and make up artist if I remember correctly. Which is decent compared to Toronto or New York (which could go up to a $1m) Luckily I am going to be sitting on a panel, trying to start a new fashion week in Montreal for the smaller designers and also some known designers from Montreal that show in Toronto / NY to get the press from those Fashion Weeks to come. I am also trying to get a buyer or two from Topshop UK/US to come, seeing one of the designers that suppose to show does business with them.
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    (Courtesy of The Globe and Mail)
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    (Courtesy of The Montreal Gazette)
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    Vidéos sur Montréal

    jesseps a répondu à un sujet de mtlurb dans L'actualité

    Oh yah I saw this a few days ago... mother of god that was horrifying to watch and even hard to listen to. --- <object width="640" height="385"><param name="movie" value="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rcXtT3rZcqg&hl=en_US&fs=1&"></param><param name="allowFullScreen" value="true"></param><param name="allowscriptaccess" value="always"></param><embed src="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rcXtT3rZcqg&hl=en_US&fs=1&" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" allowscriptaccess="always" allowfullscreen="true" width="640" height="385"></embed></object> Now thats awesome!!!
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    Montreal, Expos'd

    jesseps a répondu à un sujet de pedepy dans L'actualité

    Sort of hard to like a team that would lose every game, but thats just me. Plus the Olympic stadium was to big of a venue. They needed a place that could hold like 100 people lol
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    Of all places for him to get care LOL
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    (Courtesy of CBC News - Montreal)
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    Condo Buffet High Life (Courtesy of The Montreal Gazette)
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    MONTREAL'S FIRST 100% GREEN CONDO AND TOWNHOUSE PROJECT Overview Located minutes from Montreal’s downtown core and the historic Atwater Market, Maison Productive House (MpH) is a contemporary, green living project that offers a contemporary architecture that makes sustainable urban living bountiful and verdant. At Maison Productive House empowers consumers to live intelligently. Maison Productive House offers you two housing choices to meet you specific needs, Condo and Townhouse. Each unity offers a contemporary and green design that is both rich in space and refined in its architecture. MpH residences offer a privileged, refined living environment, which is refined and avant-garde. MpH perpetuates the exceptional architectural style with the most advanced Green (sustainable living) elements. MpH is Montreal’s first ecological design that seeks carbon-neutrality and addresses various productive aspects of a responsible lifestyle: alternative energy, food garden, active transportation, more personal productivity and leisure time. Here are some of the design principles that inspired the vision for the MpH Its walking distance from Charlevoix metro station Amenities MpH is very green. Its infrastructure can contribute to the environment instead of being as drain upon it. Maison Productive House seeks a LEED® Platinum certification and follows zero-emission development (ZED) design principles. What is unique about the MpH project is that it is Novoclimat® certified, uses Solar Panel and Geo-thermal energy; includes EnergyStar® appliances, dual-flush toilets and radiant heated floors. Additional examples of this unique project include: Onsite garden Custom-built doors kitchens and stairways using FSC or reclaimed wood or bottles No use of VOC products in lacquers, and natural fibers wherever possible (insulation, wall structure). Social and productive spaces, mixing ecological and social functions, such as: its year-round greenhouse, sauna, meditation room, and laundry room recovering grey waters and balcony. The sauna is strategically placed to allow for voluntary heat loss that directly will benefit the otherwise passively heated (solar) greenhouse. The greenhouse is supplied with recouped rainwater and filtered gray water for irrigation. Other amenities include: - Attention to linkages between outdoor and indoor spaces with the innovation of SunSpaces and ample roof, garden and balcony spaces for social interaction and growing. - Artisan bakery integrated into the residential development - Creation of possible income-streams to owners through rental spaces - Proximity to public transportation and the provision of a shared car service - Both inside and outside the greenhouse, the roof is maximized for growing vegetables. Cold-frames are integrated in the roof balustrade with seasonal covers to extend the growing season. - This social gathering area will have all the amenities for Bar-B-Qs, sun-bathing and gardening. - The Sauna uses an electrically-powered design which utilizes pine wood and is large enough for 4-6 people. - In addition to the roof greenhouse, every owner has their own private plot for growing fruits and vegetables in the garden as well as access to a fruit orchard and a herbal garden. - Water filtration systems: Units 2,4 and laundry room have recycled gray waters. Also personal units are supplied with carbon filters in the kitchen counters to provide the cleanest possible drinking water. backview They say they have 55% sold. It seems like they have 3-4 condos [only 1 left] (each are 3.5 equalling 809 sq.ft) and there is 4 townhouses [only 2 left] PDF File
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