Consider buying a one-day or three-day pass (?5/?10.50) either from the ticket machines at tram and Metro stations, or from a tabac (tobacconist). A City-Pass allows you unlimited public transport, free entry to some 15 museums, a free ferry crossing (and entry) to the Ch?teau-d'If and discounts on other goods and services. It's ?22 for one day, ?29 for two, from Marseilles Tourism Office, 4 La Canebière (00 33 491 138900,). From this year, you can download the pass directly onto your phone, at .

Despite her obvious devotion, she feels relieved that she can at last start looking beyond motherhood: The past few years have been about my family a baby is so much work, a four-year-old is so much work.

, which has?registered visitors representing 62 countries and exhibiting companies from 30 countries around the world, has over 800?solar exhibitors with the co-located SEMICON West across "a record total" of 170,000 net square feet of exhibit space. The Intersolar North America organizers noted this is a 30 percent growth in exhibitors from last year, highlighting the fact that, ,?the capacity of photovoltaic installations completed in 2010 effectively doubled.

This has the benefit of being cheap but it isnt student specific and subsequently has one particular flaw: a policy extension will not cover theft where there are no signs of forced entry. Which means it only takes one forgetful housemate to invalidate this kind of cover.

But she needn't have worried as she even managed to make "step out of my black flats" sound sexy.