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- Application: These general contest rules ("General Contest Rules") apply to contests (each, a "Contest") operated by Kardish Health Food Centres. By entering a Contest, entrants agree to be legally bound by these General Contest Rules, and will be deemed to have read and understood these General Contest Rules.
Eligibility. To enter a Contest and to be eligible to win, entrant cannot be a resident of Quebec. Employees and their parents, siblings and children of Kardish Health Food Centres, its agents, parent, affiliated or related companies, subsidiaries, divisions, prize sponsors, promotional and advertising agencies or of any other entity involved in the development, production, administration, or fulfillment of the applicable Contest (and any person domiciled with any such employee) are ineligible to enter. Individuals that have won a Kardish contest within the thirty (30) days preceding the start of the applicable Contest (as well as those with whom they reside) are also not eligible to enter.
- Prizing & Contest Period. The details of the prize(s) available to be won (including the number and the approximate retail value of the prize(s) available to be won), the duration and timing of a Contest and any other relevant information of a Contest will be identified through applicable promotional materials. Prize(s) must be picked up at any Kardish Health Food Centre location throughout Ottawa, Ontario by the winner or by an individual that has been identified by the winner (proof of identification may be required). Prize(s) will not be mailed, shipped or delivered. Prize(s) may not be exactly as advertised. Prize(s) must be accepted as awarded, may not be sold, transferred and are not convertible to cash. Kardish Foods reserves the right to substitute a prize, in whole or in part, in the event all or any component of a prize is unavailable.
- Contest Entry. No purchase necessary to enter a Contest. Unless otherwise stated, there is a limit of one entry per person per Contest. To enter a Contest, follow the instructions given on the Kardish Health Food Centre website and/or via the Kardish Health Food Centre's official social networking page (described below), as applicable.
For online entry: Without limiting the foregoing, if entry in a Contest occurs online, visit the Kardish Health Food Centres website during the applicable Contest entry period and follow the on-screen instructions on the applicable Contest's webpage to complete and submit the online entry form.
For entry via social media: Without limiting the foregoing, if entry in a Contest occurs via one or several of the official social networking pages for Kardish Health Food Centres, entry must occur during the applicable Contest entry period by means of the applicable third party service or site (each, a "Third Party Service"). To enter a Contest by means of a Third Party Service, you must have a valid account with the applicable Third Party Service and are solely responsible to ensure that your account settings allow the applicable Station to view your account as required to administer the applicable Contest (failing which, you may be disqualified). By creating an account with a Third Party Service, you agree to comply with such Third Party Service's Terms of Service. By entering a Contest by means of a Third Party Service, entrants completely release any such Third Party Service of all liability in relation to his/her participation in the applicable Contest. Entrants acknowledge that the applicable Contest is in no way sponsored, endorsed or administered by, or associated with the Third Party Service(s) and that any questions, comments or complaints regarding any Contest should be directed to Kardish Foods and not to Third Party Service(s). Facebook contest by Kardish Health Food Centres requires a complete release of Facebook by each entrant or participant and acknowledgement that the promotion is in no way sponsored, endorsed or administered by, or associated with, Facebook.
- Prize Draw. For Contests where the winner is selected from entries received, a random draw for the prize(s) will take place by a Kardish representative from all eligible entries received during the applicable Contest period. The potential prize winner will be contacted using the information provided at the time of entry. In the event a potential prize winner cannot be contacted within two (2) business days after the draw, as determined by Kardish Health Food Centres at its sole discretion, or if these General Contest Rules are not adhered to by a potential prize winner, such potential prize winner will be disqualified and will forfeit all rights to the applicable prize.
- Odds of Winning. For Contests with online entries (including Contest where entry occurs via social media), the odds of winning will depend on the number of eligible entries received during the Contest period.
All decisions of Kardish Health Food Centres with respect to any aspect of a Contest are final and binding on all entrants without right of appeal.
By entering a Contest, each entrant fully releases Kardish Health Food Centres, its subsidiaries, affiliates, prize suppliers, and any other entity involved in the development, production, administration, or fulfillment of the applicable Contest from all liability of any kind relating to the Contest or his/her participation therein, including, without limitation, any liability related to: (i) any failure of the a website; (ii) any technical malfunction or other problems of any nature whatsoever, including, without limitation, those relating to computer on-line systems, servers, access providers, computer equipment or software; (iii) the failure of any entry or other information to be received, captured or recorded for any reason whatsoever, including, but not limited to, technical problems or traffic congestion on the internet or at any website; (iv) any injury or damage to an entrant's or any other person's computer or other device related to or resulting from participating in a Contest; and/or (v) any combination of the above.
Kardish Health Food Centres reserves the right to cancel, modify or suspend a Contest or to amend these General Contest Rules at any time and in any way, without prior notice, for any reason whatsoever. Without limiting the foregoing, if for any reason, in the opinion of Kardish Health Food Centres in its sole and absolute discretion, a Contest is not capable of running as originally planned, for example as a result of tampering, unauthorized intervention, fraud, technical failures, mechanical manipulation or any other causes beyond its control, Kardish Health Food Centres reserves its right to amend, cancel or suspend the applicable Contest and/or conduct a random draw from all previously received eligible entries
- By entering a Contest, each entrant consents to the collection, use and distribution of his/her personal information (information that identifies an entrant as an individual, such as home telephone number, age and home address) by Kardish Health Food Centres for the purposes of implementing, administering and fulfilling the applicable Contest. Kardish Health Food Centres will not sell or transmit this information to third parties except for the purposes of administering the applicable Contest. Any inquiry concerning the personal information held by Kardish Health Food Centres should be addressed to email@example.com. This section does not limit any other consent(s) that an individual may provide Kardish Health Food Centres or others in relation to the collection, use and/or disclosure of their personal information. Where a Contest can be entered via a Third Party Service, you understand that any personal information you share with such Third Party Service may also be used on that Third Party Service as set out in that Third Party Service's own privacy policy.
For greater certainty, each prize claimant consents to the use of their name, city of residence, likeness, comments, or photograph, without further compensation, in any future publicity carried out by Kardish Health Food Centres in connection with the applicable Contest.
- If the identity of an entrant is in dispute, the authorized account holder of the email submitted at the time of entry (if provided) will be deemed to be the entrant. "Authorized account holder" is defined as the natural person who is assigned to an e-mail address by an internet access provider, on-line service provider, or other organization (e.g. business, educational institution, etc.) that is responsible for assigning e-mail addresses for the domain associated with the e-mail address in question (if provided).
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It's Week Nine on The Bachelor, and how is our protagonist doing? "I'm terrified of ending up alone," says Brad. Hrmm. Approaching your search for a prospective marriage partner from a place of pure panic and desperation? That doesn't sound very healthy. But since Brad is no longer wasting time on weekly sessions with his "as-seen-on-TV" therapist, let's assume everything's coming up roses.
"I am ready to talk to these women on a very intimate level, individually, and see if there's a future here," says Brad, and while I applaud his use of the adverb "individually" — if we wanted an intimate three-on-one date in the fantasy suite, we'd tune in to the Spice channel — I've got an even better idea. You want to know if you're compatible with these ladies? Try taking a 20-hour flight to South Africa while sitting next to 'em — in coach seats. But nope, Brad chooses the relative comfort of a first-class ticket, while the three remaining bachelorettes are presumably sedated and placed in the livestock hold.
First in line for a South African fantasy date is Chantal O, who's finally allowed to drop her last initial now that Shawntel N is no longer in the competition. Despite Brad's dorky safari hat and a sign for Lion Sands Game Preserve, Chantal says she has no idea how they'll spend their date. Surprise! A drive through the bush yields appearances by lions, elephants, giraffe, zebra, wildebeest, and Chantal's midriff. ("Those poor, proud animals, reduced to this," says my husband, momentarily looking up from his comic book.) Suddenly, Brad is back in Fear Factor mode. "I think a lot of relationships need to go through a test of some sort, whether it be fear, danger, whatever, to try to build that bond that forms relationships," he says, making me wonder if he's going to throw Chantal over the side of the jeep and see if she can make it back to the lodge alive. But quite the opposite, Chantal says she trusts Brad to keep her from playing the role of "Doomed Baby Impala" in an episode of Wild Kingdom. "It's really a metaphor for what's really going on in our relationship," she declares. Okay, then who's the safari guide holding the rifle supposed to represent?
As night sets in, it's time for dinner, or as Chantal likes to think of it, an appetizer for some "alone time" with Brad. She then reveals a fundamental misunderstanding about The Bachelor franchise. "I take [a marriage proposal] very seriously," she says, and the producers, using tremendous restraint, do not add a laugh track. "Like, I'm not someone who just goes and gets engaged to people and is like, 'Oh, now I can figure out if I'm serious or not.' Like, no." After reading an invite from Chris Harrison to head to the fantasy suite — burning question: why does our intrepid host invite these people to possibly/likely get it on? wouldn't this be the one instance where he'd want to lay low? — Chantal is ready to roll, so to speak. "What happens in the fantasy suite stays in the fantasy suite," she coos. Except the fantasy suite turns out to be an exposed mattress on a raised, outdoor platform (aka a tree-house without walls). This isn't Vegas, sister. Also: You're on TV! Oh well. The lights go out, Chantal giggles sexily, and the camera cuts to a male lion roaring in the nighttime (see photo below). Subtle.
The episode's second date goes to Emily, who is left alone in a clearing while Brad goes to retrieve a forgotten object. "It's possible a lion could come and eat me," says our bachelorette, inadvertently brainstorming what will hopefully be a key segment for this summer's upcoming second season of Bachelor Pad. Instead, Brad returns to the clearing atop Tembo the Elephant, who must have done something really bad in a previous life to have wound up with this gig. The couple rides through the South African landscape, stopping to watch some wild pachyderms frolic in a watering hole. Tembo, meanwhile, silently curses his existence.
"I miss your daughter," says Brad, but Emily misses an excellent opportunity for a followup question: "Do you remember her name?" As usual, the conversation between Barbie and Ken seems stilted — at lunch, at dinner, in the fantasy suite — but I can't tell if it's because A) they both have limited vocabularies; B) they have nothing in common aside from physical attraction; C) they're simply gritting their teeth and letting this storyline play out; or D) they don't have enough alcohol in their systems. But surprise, Emily chooses Option E: She is "absolutely and completely falling in love" with Brad. And the feeling is mutual. What's more Brad, who is unfamiliar with the concept of babysitting, says he wouldn't even think of asking Emily to the movies without little Ricki. Here's hoping she won't be too traumatized by Saw: 11 in 3D!
With seemingly 14 hours left in the episode, Brad then commences his date with The Dentist, whose hometown visit gave her confidence — the confidence, apparently, to wear denim cutoffs so tiny they require a "modesty pocket" to get past the ABC censors. Since the idea of riding in a helicopter is enough to give The Dentist a panic attack, Brad naturally decides she's going to get strapped into one that doesn't even have a door on one side. "This is Ashley's No. 1 fear, and she's doing so well. You know, for me to be a part of that, I'm so happy," says Brad. She should just be glad her No. 1 fear isn't a home invasion robbery, or Brad would be donning a facemask, breaking down her door in the middle of the night, tying her to a chair, and making off with all of her valuable possessions. (Did anyone else notice the way Brad boasted how many times he'd been up in a chopper, inadvertently reminding The Dentist of how many other ladies have enjoyed his saliva company on trumped-up televised dates.)
From this point on, the remainder of the episode — lunch, dinner, fantasy suite, pre-rose ceremony chit-chat — is an extended variation on the theme of Brad's frustration with The Dentist. You see, they had such a great one-on-one first date, back at the carnival, but now something's changed. "I want to talk to Ashley the way we used to talk," says Brad, unable to consider the possibility that not every great first date ends in marriage. Even more outrageous, The Dentist refuses to flatter Brad's ego by blindly committing to moving to his hometown of Austin, TX. "I've never been there!" she says, reasonably. In Brad's defense, though, The Dentist keeps insisting a decades-long union should be based on "chemistry," and refuses to talk about shared life goals, values, etc. In other words, he's a caveman, and she's a nincompoop. But at least they'll always have the fantasy suite:
The Dentist: "What do you think of the nets, the mosquito nets?"
Brad: "They work."
Right before the rose ceremony, Brad finally "says goodbye" to The Dentist, who reacts like a normal human being after getting dumped. "Okay," she says, hands on her hips, ready to bolt. "That's that?" asks Brad, aware that he's not getting the kind of emotional goodbye that'll make for great ratings. "I don't know what else to say, I'm not gonna beg you to change your mind," says The Dentist, hanging on to a tiny fragment of dignity at least until the limo ride of shame.
Brad returns to Emily and Chantal and tells them The Dentist was "worth more" than having to stand around at a rose ceremony where she had no chance. (And what? Shawntel N wasn't?!) He then continues the ritual — while a pair of hippos roll their eyes (see below) — and asks both ladies if they'll accept his roses. "Chris didn't have to tell me that was the last rose this time," Brad smiles. And now we know he can count all the way to two.
What did you think of this week's Bachelor? Were you surprised to see The Dentist go home? Should she have fought harder to "win," or do you appreciate that she maintained her dignity in the end? Are you looking forward to next week's feminism-obliterating "Women Tell All" episode? And who are you rooting for to get the final rose: Emily or Chantal? Sound off below, and for all my reality recaps, follow me on Twitter @MichaelSlezakTV.


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Optus has just announced the expansion of their 4G Network to consumers in Sydney, Perth and Newcastle with 4G services to follow in Melbourne from 15th September, 2012. Optus has also announced the first phone on their 4G network will be the Samsung Galaxy S III 4G, which is available for pre-order from today and expected to be delivered on the 20th of September.
Specs listed on the Optus :
- 4.8″ HD Super AMOLED Display with Gorilla Glass 2
- 16GB onboard storage with Micro SD up to 64GB
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- 136.6 x 70.6 x 8.6mm @ 133grams
- 3G : UMTS 900 and 2100MHz / HSPA+ 42Mbps
- 4G : LTE FDD 800, 1800 and 2600Mhz / 100Mbps
The plans available attract a premium for the 4G service so you can expect to pay for the high speed service. Plans on offer are over 24 months :
- $35 per month with $19 handset repayments with $200 of calls/SMS and 200MB of data Min. total cost is $1,296.00 over 24 months.
- $50 per month with $13 handset repayments with $500 of calls/SMS and 1GB of data Min. total cost is $1,512.00 over 24 months.
- $60 per month with $7 handset repayments with $650 of calls/SMS and 1.5GB of data Min. total cost is $1,608.00 over 24 months.
$80 per month with $4 handset repayments with $850 of calls/SMS and 2GB of data Min. total cost is $2,016.00 over 24 months.
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Rutland County Council is asking residents to get in touch if they are experiencing financial difficulties in the run-up to Christmas.
The festive period can bring extra expenses and place additional strain on families whose budgets are already tightly stretched.
Rutland County Council has a wide range of support services that can offer practical help, advice and financial assistance and is encouraging people make contact if they are struggling to pay their rent, Council Tax, or other expenses.
"We have dedicated support staff who are here to help all-year-round if you're struggling to pay your Council Tax bill. We need to collect Council Tax so that we can fund important services like adult social care and children's fostering. However, we also know some people struggle to pay bills, particularly around this time of year, and we want to help these households – we don't want to send reminders so please tell us if you're having trouble. The sooner you get in touch the more we can do to help." Councillor Gordon Brown, Portfolio Holder for Finance
The Council offers access to Housing Benefit and Council Tax Support for eligible people who need help towards their rent or Council Tax.
Financial crisis support is also available if you're struggling due to sudden financial hardship, for example damage caused by a flood or fire, or if you have experienced a major relationship breakdown.
The Council can also assist by referring people to other support groups and services such as Citizens Advice Rutland and in extreme cases Rutland's Crisis Support Fund can help by providing direct emergency help.
Discretionary Housing Payments can provide extra help towards rent for people receiving Housing Benefit or a housing element in their Universal Credit.
The Council is also backing a new free energy advice service for Rutland residents. Local Energy Advice Programme (LEAP) offers free in-home visits to any household in or at risk of fuel poverty. Residents receiving government benefits or allowances and those who meet certain health and vulnerability criteria may also be eligible.
Rutland County Council's Scrutiny Commission recently published an in-depth report into poverty in Rutland which found there were more than 1,400 debt enquiries to the Rutland Citizens Advice in 2015/16.
Following on from the report, the Council is now exploring a range of measures to help reduce poverty in County and ensure people get the support they need.
"People need to know that it's OK to ask for help. If you're struggling financially, for whatever reason, you shouldn't feel embarrassed or try to hide it. We have specialist staff and services that can offer support, make life easier and help to resolve problems altogether. Don't hesitate. Get in touch with us now." Councillor Gordon Brown
You can contact Rutland's Revenues and Benefits Team by calling: 01572 722 577. You can also email: email@example.com regarding Council Tax or: email@example.com reading Housing Benefits.
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Baby monitoring: Is it essential to acquire a baby monitor?
Baby monitoring: Is it essential to acquire a baby monitor?
For almost two decades, baby monitoring by baby monitor has become a practice that has become more and more anchored in the daily life of families. This device is gradually becoming an ineluctable ally for young parents. With this gadget baby swing bouncer combo, monitoring a baby becomes an easy task. However, when compiling the list of tools necessary for a baby to thrive, a question comes to the mind of most parents: is it really essential to buy a baby monitor? The question is undoubtedly relevant, because the baby monitor does not only offer advantages.
What are the main types of baby monitors and how do these devices generally work?
Also known as a baby monitor 2 in 1 bouncer and swing, baby monitor can be seen as an instrument used to listen to the sounds a baby emits from afar. You can even try to assimilate it to a child or professional Walkie-Talkie with the only difference that the latter can be equipped with a surveillance camera.
It features:
- A transmitter at the same time as a microphone which transmits the sound emissions of a baby;
- A receiver with a loudspeaker that allows you to listen to your child's sounds from a distance.
- There are generally three different models of baby monitors on the market.
Among others, there is:
The audio baby monitor
It is the most popular model of baby monitor, the most common because it is much more practical. It is also recognized for the reliability of its transmitter and receiver.
The video baby monitor
This model is a real symbol of baby video surveillance. In addition to its function of transmitting baby sounds, it is equipped with a " babyCam " to allow parents to observe all the movements of their little child. It is definitely a form of video surveillance. Not only does it offer ease of installation, but it also guarantees high definition images as well as much better sound quality.
The multifunction baby monitor
The difference between this model and the two previous ones lies in the plurality of its functions. Multifunction baby monitor, it is above all:
- A temperature verification system to normalize the atmosphere of a baby's room;
- An ornament that casts faint reflections of light like the stars;
- A lullaby that guarantees baby a smoother and more peaceful sleep;
- A night vision luminaire.
Note that there are also baby monitors equipped with motion detectors. This type of baby monitor has the particularity of alerting you by an audible signal in case your baby has ceased all movement. It appears to be an ideal instrument for monitoring naturally fragile children.
Regarding their operation, you would like to stress the role of the transmitter-receiver combination of this baby monitoring device. In double-object mode, one is placed in the small child's room: it is the transmitter. It is equipped with a camera which captures the baby's actions and gestures to then transmit them to the second accessory: the latter is the receiver. It is equipped with a screen that displays the recorded images. The two components are linked together by a wave frequency of 2.4 GHz to guarantee high-speed definition of the images. This is succinctly what should be remembered about how baby monitors work.


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The primary goal of the Syndicat d'Initiative-Bruxelles Promotion is to enliven and promote Brussels and the surrounding area.
The primary goal of the Syndicat d'Initiative-Bruxelles Promotion is to enliven and promote Brussels and the surrounding area.
The primary goal of the Syndicat d'Initiative-Bruxelles Promotion is to enliven and promote Brussels and the surrounding area.
A Front Row Seat
For more than a century the Syndicat d'Initiative-Bruxelles Promotion (SIBP), a not-for-profit association, has been organizing a series of activities designed for the general public. The intention is to provide events and activities that appeal to all of the various and diverse communities within our great city, the Capital of the European Union. The SIBP represents the thousands of people who take part in these events each year.
The Brussels 20K Race
The Brussels 20K Race: your annual running rendezvous!
Over the course of the last forty-plus years, thousands of runners have gathered to run through the city's streets in a lively and festive atmosphere.
The "Party in the Park" – The Belgian National Holiday Celebrations
Don't miss the "Party in the Park" on Belgium's National Holiday, 21st July!
On the Belgian National Holiday, the city dons its brightest colours and offers the public an exciting array of fun activities. The festivities kick off at 10:00 a.m. and end with a fireworks display set to music, that begins at 11:00 p.m. More information
Tour & Taxis
Members Event
We invite you for an exclusive guided tour of the Gare Maritime in Tour & taxis
On Saturday, February 5, 2022 at 10.30 am, avenue du Port 86 C in 1000 Brussels
Royal Military Academy
Members Event
We invite you to discover the Royal Military Academy
On Saturday, February 12, 2022 at 11 am, RMA, rue Hobbema 8 1000 Brussels
Val Duchesse
Members Event
We invite you to discover the castle of Val Duchesse
On Thursday March 24, 2022 at 11 am , avenue Val Duchesse 4 1060 Brussels
Cercle Gaulois
Members Event
We invite you to discover the Cercle Gaulois
On Saturday, May 7 , 2022 at 11 am, RMA, Cercle Royal Gaulois, rue de la Loi 5 1000 Brussels
Queen Elisabeth Competition
Members Event
We are inviting you to attend the closing concert of the 4nd, 5nd, 6nd Laureates
On Tuesday, June 14, 2022 at 7:45pm, Bozar, rue Ravenstein 23 in 1000 Brussels
Members Event
We invite you to the closing fireworks of the National Day
Thursday 21 July 2022 at 23h00, Parc du Cinquantenaire, 1000 Brussels
Our History
In 1886, Charles Buls, the Mayor of Brussels, gathered the city's major business leaders together to ask them for help in promoting the city and its cultural events. The outcome of that meeting was an organisation called 'Bruxelles-Attraction'. In 1958, the name was changed to 'Syndicat d'Initiative de la ville de Bruxelles'.
For more than 130 years, the leaders of this association have been organizing events for the enjoyment and edification of a vast collective of men and women whose expectations have continued to grow and evolve.
Council - Administrative Board
Monsieur Jean COLAUT
Chevalier Marc BLANPAIN
Chief Executive
Monsieur Emile DEREYMAEKER
Honorary President
Baron de COOMAN d'HERLINCKHOVE
Maître Damien BASSINE
Monsieur Jacky BODART
Comte JACOBS de HAGEN
Monsieur Christophe MUGUERZA
De Heer Joris VAN DER WEE
Baron VAXELAIRE
Monsieur Gaëtan WAUCQUEZ
Monsieur Pierre WYNANTS
Administrative Support
General Secretary
Carine VERSTRAETEN
Quentin DE LONGUEVILLE
Conny DE VESELEER
Laurent SCHICKS
Become a Member
Private individuals, businesses, self-employed individuals, SMEs, companies and multinationals have been supporting the SIBP since 1886. Why don't you join us? Become a member of our great family by supporting us, and by participating in the rich cultural life of our city, which includes exclusive happenings as well as large events for the wider public.
Syndicat d'Initiative Bruxelles Promotion
rue de la Chapelle, 17
1000 Bruxelles
- +32 (0)2 511 90 00
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The retired basketball player, who has won championships in college, the Olympics, and in the Women's National Basketball Association (WNBA), lives in this 4,904 sq ft home. She is considered by many as one of the greatest women's basketball players ever. She played for the Houston Comets from 1997–2000 and again in 2003.Homes - Celebrity - Sports - Basketball
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Longford Cycling and Racing Club (LCRC) was founded in early 2013 and is affiliated to Cycling Ireland. Longford Cycling and Racing Club aims to promote cycling in the Longford and surrounding areas and cater for all levels of cyclists, from beginners to advanced, of all ages with an interest in cycling sportives or racing throughout the country. We meet every Sunday morning at the side of Fresh Today at the N4 Axis Center in Longford @ 8:45AM (Departing 9AM sharp!!). New members are always welcome at any stage of the year.
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Hey y'all! I'm Angel.
I'm a southern wife to a hard working man, momma to the cutest redhead little boy and a beautiful green eyed little girl, and redeemed child of God making a home in south Louisiana. I'm a work at home mom with a business I started five years ago called The Mustard Seed Boutique. You can visit my shop here. I love all things domestic (well except cleaning, ha), crafty, and interior design.
I started this blog as a twenty something kinda newlywed and new mom to our sweet son, Jude, who was born with special needs due to a genetic disorder. You can read all about his special story here. For the first few years of Jude's life, he was extremely medically fragile. So my original purpose for blogging was to "graduate" from CaringBridge journal, but still keep friends and family up to date on Jude's progress and health status.
Then we were surprised with the blessing of another pregnancy- a healthy baby girl we named Aubrey Lane.
As time passed, Jude's health status steadily improved, and despite delays, he is incredibly healthy (the Lord has really blessed our little family). However, I still enjoyed blogging and documenting our little family life, as well as writing about lessons God has taught me along the path He put me on.
A little bit about us...
Like I mentioned before, I am married to a wonderful man named Lane. We have been together for 12 years and this year we will celebrate TEN YEARS OF MARRIAGE! Wow! That went by so fast!
We have the most adorable 8 year old son named Jude. He wins hearts everywhere he goes with his curly auburn hair and crystal blue eyes. Although Jude's health and development are significantly affected by a rare genetic disorder, he has defied all odds and his development is a true testament to God's unfailing mercy. We were worried that life with Jude would be so overshadowed by disability and grief, but I'm telling you he is just a ray of sunshine and life is so much better with him in it!
We experienced more of that mercy about 5 years ago. After the question of whether or not more babies could be had due to Jude's genetic disorder, we were blessed with the birth of a very healthy baby girl. We named her Aubrey Lane. She is just the sweetest little thing with the biggest heart. Our home is never quiet because Aubrey Lane is a little songbird that never tires, and if she isn't singing, she's keeping us laughing at her little witty personality.
Together, Lane and I are raising our babies on love and Jesus in rural Louisiana on a little piece of land where we are currently building a home to hopefully raise more babies in. Our farmhouse has been a dream over four years in the making before farmhouses and shiplap were all the rage. I actually dreamed of a coastal farmhouse and even made Lane travel to South Carolina a couple of years ago to see these dream houses in real life. However, in the middle of an old cow pasture seemed too far from the coast to have a true coastal cottage; so farmhouse it is.
I can't promise you'll find the best recipes, DIY projects, or most motivational posts in this blog, but you will find our real life adventures and hear my heart as I navigate through them. Thanks for stopping by.


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Over the last few years, archaeologists have learned a lot from ancient people's dirty dishes. Microscopic residues clinging to the inside of potsherds contain chemical traces of ancient food and drink, which have revealed remarkable details of ancient people's diets. But as much as we now know about when people started eating certain grains or fermenting milk to make cheese, we're still not sure when people first started brewing beer. It's hard to tell a container used for beer from one that was just storing plain old grain.
But by looking at the remains of ancient grains under a microscope, archaeologists can tell whether the grains had been malted—the first step in the process of brewing beer.
When grains start to germinate, or sprout, they release an enzyme called diastase, which converts the grain's stockpile of starch into sugar. The whole point of malting is to make the grains release diastase but then stop the process before the starch gets turned into sugar. Once the brewer adds yeast to the malted grain, then, the diastase can produce more sugar to feed the yeast—and that produces carbon dioxide, alcohol, and a sweet taste. To make this happen, brewers soak grains in water so they start to germinate, then stop the process by air-drying the grains and heating them in an oven.
Austrian Academy of Science bioarchaeologist Andreas Heiss and his colleagues discovered that when barley germinates, the outer layer of the seed's food store gets partially digested. That makes it easy to recognize malted barley under a microscope, because that outer layer looks unusually thin. The same is true of other grains in the grass family, like corn, rye, and wheat. By looking for that thinned outer wall under a microscope, archaeologists can tell whether ancient grains were malted, "even if the grains concerned are only preserved as pulverized and burnt crusts on pottery," said Heiss.
It's for science—really!
To test the idea, Heiss and his colleagues malted their own barley by charring it then examined the results under a scanning electron microscope. They compared their freshly malted barley with 5,000-year-old ancient samples from Egypt and Central Europe. The results looked very similar.
Both Egyptian sites in the study were known as ancient breweries. Archaeologists sampled charred clumps of wheat from ceramic vats at a predynastic political center called Hierakonpolis in Upper Egypt and at Tell el-Farkha, a sandy island in the eastern Nile Delta. They looked very similar to the charred barley from the archaeologists' lab.
Heiss and his colleagues also studied grain residues left in containers from three lakeshore settlements in Germany and Switzerland, also dating back to around 5,000 years ago. None of these three sites offered any clear evidence that people brewed beer alongside the lakes, but under Heiss and his colleagues' microscope, the grains had the same thinned outer walls as the barley they'd malted in the lab and the wheat from the ancient Egyptian breweries.
It's the first evidence of malted drinks or food in Neolithic Europe. Heiss called that discovery "a small side effect" of the team's research. "It took us quite a while to realize that, en passant, we had also provided the earliest evidence for malt-based food in central Europe."
Drinking beer by the lake
But it's still not proof of beer. "Malt-based food" can mean a lot of things. Brewing beer is only one reason people might malt grains like barley; throughout history, malted but unfermented grains have also been fed to infants being weaned, taken as tonics, or just eaten as a snack.
In addition, archaeologists don't have a way to recognize the fermentation process itself using ancient grains. Although malting is a very common first step in the brewing process for beer and malted whiskeys, you don't need malted grains in order to make alcohol. That means we may still be missing a lot of ancient booze.
For the Neolithic people who lived on the shores of Lake Constance in Germany and Lake Zurich in Switzerland, however, beer makes sense. The lumps of charred grain recovered from the site came from cooking vessels, which had shapes that don't seem very likely for cooking bread or storing sourdough. Other studies show that the lake waters around those settlements were teeming with intestinal parasites. "The inhabitants of these settlements definitely had good reason to produce and consume beer," wrote Heiss and his colleagues.
Don't we all.
PLOS ONE, 2020 DOI: 10.1371/journal.pone.0231696 (About DOIs).


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Hello, my name is Rose Marie Menacho and I want to tell you a little about my experience with climate change and my thoughts on this topic. I live in Escazu, Costa Rica, and I'm a biologist. It seems to me that climate change has been very gradual, where you see changes that perhaps, aren't obvious for us, but they are evident. For example, the days are warmer, the nights are also much warmer, and it's concerning what could happen with the mosquitoes, which are abundant and can transmit dengue and other diseases. For example, here in Costa Rica, in Pérez Zeledón (a region of Costa Rica), there is a dengue plague, and it's not just here where you see these kinds of problems. So, sometimes it's so hot that you want to hide somewhere else, but there is nowhere else to go.
As I'm a biologist, I've seen a lot of changes in bird populations, for example. Here in Costa Rica, in Escazu in the Central Valley, there are bird species that have arrived that weren't here before. The Paloma ala blanca (White-winged dove) has become very common. The Chico piojo (Rufus-naped wren) is a species from low-elevation zones that wasn't here, the Loro nuca amarilla (yellow-naped parrot) is arriving, and although this could seem like good news, at the same time it's a change. Something is happening in the environment in which low-elevation bird species are moving to higher elevations.
And the most extreme changes, we've just been through four days of constant rain, what Costa Ricans call a "temporal," but in reality this is not common for this time of year. The heavy rain caused flooding in San Salvador, and possibly big problems for poor people in this region. And if it keeps raining here for more days, we are concerned because it could cause mudslides and flooding here in the Central Valley, where many people live.
What climate change is causing is worry, uncertainty, and above all fear, because we aren't making a clear change in how we do things. Although the Coronavirus epidemic has greatly reduced human activity—there have been less cars, less airplanes—we are returning to normal as if we didn't know another way to do things. (Costa Rican) president Carlos Alvarado wants with his government to have an electric train in the country, which would be great. And I hope that the people in future governments support the project, because there are people who just want to return to petroleum and similar traditional industries.


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Watch New Order Debut "Plastic" In Chicago
Earlier this year, New Order debuted a song called "Singularity," their first new one in a few yeras, at Lollapalooza Chile. Last night, the synthpop heroes opened an American tour with a show at Chicago's Aragon Ballroom. And in the middle of the set, they played another one for the first time. This one is a slick seven-minute dance-pop track called "Plastic," and you can watch a shaky fan-made video of them playing it below.
It's now been nine years since the last proper New Order studio album, but who knows, maybe they've got another one in them.


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It's time to sharpen the pencil: Ballots from Multnomah County soon will be appearing in a mailbox near you.
Multnomah County will send out general election ballots beginning Oct. 20; they must be returned to the elections office no later than 8 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 7. Check the division's Web site, www.co.multnomah .or.us/dbcs/ elections/, for locations of drop-off boxes. See part 1 on October 5 for measures 39-42, and part 2 on October 12 for measures 43-45.
This week, The Skanner completes its overview of the statewide ballot measures. Two of them — Ballot Measures 46 and 47 — are similar, and supporters and opponents tend to discuss them at the same time. As a result, we are looking at them together, as well.
Ballot Measure 48 places an additional spending limit on the state, based on the amount Oregon's population increases, plus the inflation rate.
The following ballot measures will be considered by voters:
Ballot Measure 46: Amends the constitution; allows laws regulating election contributions, expenditures adopted by initiative or ¾ of both legislative houses.
If you vote yes: A yes vote would amend the constitution to allow laws to be enacted that limit or prohibit political campaign contributions or expenditures if those laws are approved by three-fourths of both houses of the Legislature.
If you vote no: A no vote would retain the current ban in the Oregon Constitution on laws that limit or prohibit political campaign contributions or expenditures by any person or entity.
The Oregon Constitution currently doesn't allow laws that limit or prohibit campaign contributions or expenditures for state and local elections. Under Ballot Measure 46, the Oregon Legislature or voters by initiative would have the authority to limit or restrict such contributions. While only a simple majority of the Legislature is required to pass all other laws, this measure would require three-fourths of the state House and the Senate to adopt campaign finance laws. The restrictions would not apply to campaigns for federal offices, such as U.S. president, senator or representative.
Ballot Measure 47: Revises campaign finance laws; limits or prohibits contributions and expenditures; adds disclosure, new reporting requirements.
If you vote yes: A "yes" vote would limit or prohibit certain contributions and expenditures to candidates, political committees and political parties. It also would limit a candidate's spending to his or her own campaign and it adds new reporting requirements.
If you vote no: A "no" vote retains the current law, which doesn't limit contributors, contributions to or expenditures for state or local public office candidates.
The current law requires the reporting of certain contributions and expenditures but doesn't limit who can contribute or how much they can contribute. Ballot Measure 47 would limit the individual contributions to candidates, political committees, "small donor committees" and political parties by placing an annual cap for all contributions and restricts candidates and political parties from contributing to each other. Corporations, unions and other organizations also would be prohibited from making contributions to candidates or political parties, and candidates could not loan money to campaigns; candidates would be allowed to contribute to their own campaigns, however.
Those who support Ballot Measures 46 and 47 say: The ballot measures would reduce the power of corporations and special interests that can influence candidates through their corporations, according to supporters. Elections will be more fair and competitive, they say, and individuals will maintain the freedom to contribute to any candidate. Oregon is only one of a few states without contribution limitations.
Supporters: Supporters of Ballot Measures 46 and 47 include: FairElections Oregon, Jackson County Citizens for the Public Good, Injured Workers' Alliance, and the Oregon State Public Interest Research Group.
Those who oppose Ballot Measures 46 and 47 say: The ballot measures threaten the freedom of speech and would limit the ability of candidates and nonprofit organizations to educate voters about their issues. Contributors also would be limited in how much money they can give to support candidates and issues, thereby restricting their participation in the electoral process. In addition, opponents say, the limits would enable only the wealthy to run for office; working people who wish to be candidates would have to spend much of their time raising money from individuals who are limited to $500 while wealthy people can spend their own money on themselves.
Opponents: Those who oppose Ballot Measures 46 and 47 include: the American Civil Liberties Union, Ecumenical Ministries of Oregon, Oregon Right to Life, Oregon Family Council, NARAL, Basic Rights Oregon, American Federation of Teachers-Oregon, SEIU Locals 49 and 503, Oregon AFSCME and Oregon AFL-CIO. Ballot Measure 48: Amends the constitution by limiting the biennial percentage in state spending to the percentage increase in Oregon's population plus inflation.
If you vote yes: A yes vote would amend the state constitution to require a limit the amount the Legislature can budget for state expenditures to the percentage increase in Oregon's population, plus inflation.
If you vote no: A no vote would retain the present Oregon statute that caps appropriations based on personal income.
Oregon law currently limits state appropriations to 8 percent of projected personal income in Oregon. If the governor declares an emergency, the Legislature can exceed the current statutory limit by a 60 percent vote in each house.
Measure 48, would limit state funding from one biennium to the next to a percentage increase in the state's population, plus inflation over the previous two years, with certain exceptions to the limit. That spending could be exceeded by an amount approved by two-thirds of each house of the Legislature and by the majority of voters voting in a general election.
The measure would not apply to money spent for tax and "kicker" refunds or money placed in an emergency fund or "rainy day" reserve fund. Money placed into an emergency or "rainy day" fund would not be available for state spending in excess of the spending limit without a two-thirds vote of the House and Senate and approval by the voters.
The Legislative Fiscal Office estimates that the measure in the upcoming biennium would restrict the spending of approximately $2.2 billion out of about $35.6 billion in revenues estimated to be subject to the limit. The Legislature could refund those restricted funds to taxpayers, place them in a "rainy day" fund, leave them in the treasury or, with a two-thirds vote of each legislative house, refer a spending plan to the voters.
What supporters say about Ballot Measure 48: The ballot measure would limit irresponsible spending but not strangle the growth of state spending, supporters say. It would supply a "voters' veto" when the Legislature wants to exceed the spending limit and still create a "rainy day" fund for future expenditures, such as when a recession hits the state.
Supporters: Supporters include chief petitioner Don McIntyre, author of other tax limitation measures including "Ballot Measure 5"; Oregon Business Roundtable.
Those who oppose Ballot Measure 48 say: A "rainy day" fund should not be set aside until the state invests enough to improve education, health care, public transportation and other services, supporters say. The measure makes it too difficult to spend the "rainy day" surplus, they argue, because two-thirds of both houses of the Legislature and a statewide majority vote would be required. They cite a similar measure adopted in Colorado, which they call a "complete failure." The measure would cause cuts in education, public safety and other services. They also point out that the measure is retroactive: It could reduce the previous budget adopted by the Legislature by $2.5 billion and the 2007-2009 budget by $4.9 billion
Opponents: Opponents include Gov. Ted Kulongoski; Oregon's seven public university presidents; Oregon State Police Officers Association; sheriffs from Douglas, Umatilla, Lincoln and Wasco counties; Oregon State Fire Fighters Council; Oregon Education Association; and AFSCME.
See our Opinion page for The Skanner's recomendations on how to vote.


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Norton Rose Fulbright advises banks on financing granted to Cersanit Group
Global | Business | September 6, 2017
Global law firm, Norton Rose Fulbright has advised a consortium of banks (Bank Polska Kasa Opieki S.A., Bank Handlowy w Warszawie S.A., mBank S.A. and ING Bank Śląski S.A.) on a complex transaction involving the grant of EUR 160m and PLN 380m in financing to Polish, Romanian and German companies from Cersanit Group and a PLN 100m corporate bond issue placed on the Polish market. The firm's role entailed the drafting of all finance documents for the banks.
The financing was used to repay the existing debt of Cersanit Group and to finance its day-to-day operations. As part of the facility documentation executed with the banks, Cersanit Group companies obtained access to numerous banking products, including overdraft facilities, guarantees and letters of credit, and entered into an interest rate swap.
Cersanit S.A. is leader in the European manufacturing sector. Its core business is the production and distribution of goods used in finishing and fitting out bathrooms such as ceramic tiles, sanitary ceramics, bathroom furniture, bathtubs, wall mounting fixing frames and fittings.
Cersanit Group operates in Poland and across Europe, the Middle East, Central Asia and North Africa.
Norton Rose Fulbright's team in Warsaw was led by senior associate Jacek Smardzewski with support from senior associate Joanna Braciszewska-Szarapa and associate Daniel Popek.
The team worked under the supervision of Grzegorz Dyczkowski who heads the firm's Warsaw banking and finance practice.
Bank Polska Kasa Opieki S.A. acted as agent and security agent.
For further information please contact:
Bożena Sydorczyk, Business Development Executive
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Norton Rose Fulbright is a global law firm providing the world's preeminent corporations and financial institutions with a full business law service. The firm has more than 4,000 lawyers and other legal staff based in Europe, the United States, Canada, Latin America, Asia, Australia, Africa, the Middle East and Central Asia.
Recognized for its industry focus, Norton Rose Fulbright is strong across all the key industry sectors: financial institutions; energy; infrastructure, mining and commodities; transport; technology and innovation; and life sciences and healthcare. Through its global risk advisory group, the firm leverages its industry experience with its knowledge of legal, regulatory, compliance and governance issues to provide clients with practical solutions to the legal and regulatory risks facing their businesses.
Norton Rose Fulbright operates in accordance with its global business principles of quality, unity and integrity, aiming to provide the highest possible standard of legal service in each of its offices and to maintain that level of quality at every point of contact.
Norton Rose Fulbright Verein, a Swiss verein, helps coordinate the activities of Norton Rose Fulbright members but does not itself provide legal services to clients. Norton Rose Fulbright has offices in more than 50 cities worldwide, including London, Houston, New York, Toronto, Mexico City, Hong Kong, Sydney and Johannesburg. For more information, see nortonrosefulbright.com/legal-notices.


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Plymouth school announced as finalist for national education award
St Budeaux Foundation Church of England School in Plymouth is celebrating after being announced as a finalist for an RBS Personal Finance Education (PFE) Award – the only awards to recognise those schools that teach students all-important money management skills in an innovative and successful way.
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The school is a finalist in the Best All-Round Approach to PFE (primary) category having taken a very progressive approach to learning about PFE, from encouraging good money habits in students and teaching them how to save and budget, to ensuring they understand the real value of money. During the school's 'Money Week' activities included seeing the difference that the money they had raised made to families in Haiti, working with a poet to explore finance creativity through writing, and trying to make a profit selling products from an initial £5 budget.
Teachers and pupils from the school will be attending the awards ceremony in London on Thursday 16th June, where the winners will be announced.
About the RBS PFE Awards Founded by The Royal Bank of Scotland Group in association with PFEG (Personal Finance Education Group), the RBS PFE Awards celebrate excellence in PFE to students aged between five and 18. Open to entrants from across England, Scotland and Wales, this year is the fourth year of awards and has attracted over 100 entries – the highest level yet. Although not an entry requirement, some schools use the RBS MoneySense for Schools programme as part of their PFE activities. MoneySense for Schools lessons are delivered in over two-thirds of British secondary schools each year as part of the Bank's financial education programme.
The awards consist of five distinct categories – 'Best All-Round Approach to PFE' (primary and secondary school categories), 'Teacher Award' (primary and secondary school categories), 'Student Award' (secondary school only), with each recognising exceptional work and an ongoing commitment to PFE against strict criteria. Judging the awards is Jim Lally from Learning and Teaching Scotland; Chris May from the Money Advice Service; Gary Millner from PFEG, Suzanne Head from RBS; and education consultant Hilary Mason.
For more information on the RBS PFE Awards, visit www.pfe-awards.co.uk.
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Thinking of enrolling your daughter in Francis Holland School, Regent's Park? Here's everything you need to know to get started.
Francis Holland School, Regent's Park
Type: Independent day school for girls, ages 11 - 18
£6,130, per term
Registration fee: £100
Deposit: £1,600
Francis Holland School fees include Personal Accident Insurance and school lunches, and exclude any extra activities (such as music, sports or drama), services, or withdrawal fees. £1,500 of your deposit will be returned to you upon your daughter's departure from the school, while the remaining £100 is put towards the Quondam Life Subscription.
For more information about how and when to pay your fees, as well as optional activities and services, please visit Francis Holland's "Fees 2016 - 17."
Current Head: Charles Fillingham
About Francis Holland School
Francis Holland School, Regent's Park is one of two schools in the Francis Holland Schools' Trust. The school was originally founded by Reverend Canon Francis Holland in 1878, and since has pledged to "provide an excellent, balanced education within a supportive, friendly and happy community" to all 450 of its students.
Why is it so popular?
Francis Holland's small class sizes, especially at GCSE level, ensure that all girls are given the academic and pastoral support they need to succeed. The school also saw a major renovation in 2009 with the addition of The Gloucester Wing, which includes new classrooms, lecture halls, and a theatre for girls to practice and perform their skills.
How do I know if Francis Holland is right for me?
Francis Holland School organizes several Open Events throughout September and October that provide the opportunity for you and your daughter to listen to talks put on by the current Head of school, a Sixth Former, and a parent. There will also be a pupil led tour of the school grounds, and a question and answer period.
Upcoming Open Events begin on 14th September at 8.45 a.m. for 11+ entry, 21st September at 5.30 p.m. for Senior School entry, and 10th October at 5.30 p.m. or by appointment for Sixth Form entry.
You may register for the 11+ Open Events here, but otherwise, please feel free to attend any of the other events without a RSVP.
Admissions Policy
To get into Francis Holland School at 11+ entry in 2017, your daughter will submit her registration form, including the appropriate fee (see Fees), and a reference from the Head of her Junior School, before 30th November 2016. She will then write her entrance examinations on 13th January 2017.
For Sixth Form entry, Francis Holland asks that your daughter arrange a meeting with the Head of Sixth Form, Alex Francisco, in addition to sitting for an entrance interview and exams in her proposed A Level subjects. At this time, the school also encourages girls joining at Sixth Form to apply for one of their numerous scholarship opportunities.
What Francis Holland School interviews and examinations are like, and top tips for doing well
All girls entering at 11+ will sit one examination that covers both English and Mathematics.
The English portion is broken into two sections—one creative and the other personal—and will take an hour and twenty minutes to complete.
The Maths portion is an hour and fifteen minutes, and asks that girls show their logic whilst solving word and diagram based problems. Francis Holland also suggests that girls familiarize themselves with past years' papers, and look over the English and Maths guidance notes before sitting their exams.
Lastly, your daughter will complete two fifteen minute interviews. The first is a group interview with the Head of Francis Holland, and the second a more academically structured chat with a senior member of staff.
For 16+ entry, your daughter will sit examinations in the A Level subjects of her choice, as well as complete a general interview with the Head or Deputy Head. As most girls enter Francis Holland at 11+, the school has few resources for girls preparing to enter at different levels. However, your daughter will benefit from practicing with the abundance of independent resource centres offered online.
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ANAHEIM – Maybe hockey-obsessed parents plopped them in front of the TV for the Stanley Cup playoffs instead of "Sesame Street" or the Finnish and Swedish equivalents.
But the youngest Ducks couldn't have been too aware of the beginning of their team's most bitter playoff rivalry.
After all, defensemen Cam Fowler, Sami Vatanen and Simon Despres were only 5 when the Ducks first took on the Detroit Red Wings in the playoffs in 1997. Hampus Lindholm was only 3.
And only Fowler and Vatanen were on the Ducks squad that lost a heart-breaking Game 7 to the Red Wings in 2013, the sixth time the teams met in the postseason.
So forgive them if they start to believe they are involved with what could shape up to be a stellar rivalry against the Chicago Blackhawks, especially after the drama involved – most of it unnecessary, but drama nonetheless – with the Ducks' 5-4 overtime victory Monday.
They could be right.
"This reminds me a lot of the Kings series last season," Lindholm said. "Two teams that can score and aren't going to back off of each other.
"This is intense."
Five games into the first playoff meeting between the Ducks and Blackhawks, this has all the makings of a bitter battle that could be played out season after season for Western Conference supremacy.
Two more games this season certainly wouldn't be a surprise.
Sure, the Kings might get in the mix every other year, but the teams skating at Honda Center on Monday are built to last.
The strength of the other team is bad news for each of them because, really, who wants to have to work that hard? But it could be an epic windfall for anyone who loves intense hockey.
And the Ducks' young defenseman should play a huge role in the rivalry for years to come. They did Monday, when Vatanen delivered a goal and an assist, Fowler also scored a goal and they all were on the ice for crucial late minutes.
"It's not easy to score goals in the playoffs, so you have to take advantage of your chances," Vatanen said.
The Ducks nearly threw away their best chance of the season when they surrendered a two-goal lead in the final two minutes of regulation, but they responded with the overtime goal that showed they refused to fold.
"Nothing is a surprise that can happen before the final horn," Vatanen said. "We knew they were going to keep pushing.
"It was up to us to come back from that."
It took early Ducks teams three opportunities to figure out the Red Wings in the playoffs, which is why their fans were raised to despise Detroit, easily the team's biggest playoff nemesis.
From the Ducks' first appearance in the postseason – a second-round loss to the Red Wings in 1997 – to the Game 7 heartbreaker in 2013, they faced Detroit six times when it mattered most.
And lost four of the series.
Meanwhile, the Blackhawks made a couple appearances a season at Honda Center, filled the stands with red-clad fans and moved on. They were more of an intriguing matchup than a maddening rival.
That role was left to the Kings – natural rivals, yes, but the intensity increased exponentially in last season's playoffs – San Jose on occasion and, of course, Detroit.
But the Red Wings' departure to the Eastern Conference left a void to be filled in the hearts of Ducks fans, and it wasn't going to be done by Winnipeg or Calgary.
The Ducks and Blackhawks are the most frequent recent visitors to the Western Conference finals, but they somehow avoided each other until this season.
Yet they seemed to have no trouble learning quickly to dislike each other.
They are five games into a hard-hitting, gut-wrenching series that has had its chippy moments but has stayed clear of the cheap, dirty play that easily could be produced by two teams living on the edge for so long.
Perhaps it's because they both understand that the last thing they can afford is a stupid penalty that leaves them at a disadvantage.
But it also seems to stem from mutual respect.
"That's a very talented team," Lindholm said. "We know it's going to be a big fight against them whenever we play them."
If the Ducks' collapse had been complete Monday, they would've flown to Chicago with thoughts of coughing up a three-goal lead and a chance to take a significant advantage in the series.
Their response in overtime, however, gave them the chance to finish the Blackhawks on Wednesday.
"It's a huge confidence boost to win this one," Lindholm said. "Now we just have to go there and play well again in their building in Game 6. We know what we have to do."
And if they finish off their new rivals, they will earn a chance to do what they did in the only playoff runs when they beat their old ones, the Red Wings: play for the Stanley Cup.
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Paxar Monarch brand awareness campaign.
Brand awareness campaign strategy and delivery for Paxar Monarch.
Having launched an innovative new product – the Pathfinder ULTRA – Paxar had been disappointed with the response to the initial launch campaign. Although the company was a market leader in manufacturing, distribution and retail in-store technology solutions, general brand awareness was low.
The business needed to create a campaign that reflected the brand's market position and help pave the way for future product releases through this enhanced awareness.
Through detailed analysis of the brand's current positioning and market data, Bonfire devised a campaign that was founded on the four key benefits of Paxar's technology products: track and trace (stock control), compliance labelling (getting the right product in the right place at the right time), retail grocery (managing perishables) and in-store pricing (systems synchronisation).
We felt that a more creative and lateral approach would be required to create a clear and distinct differentiator between the brand and its competitors, at both a functional and emotional level.
The final campaign (since dubbed the toy campaign) was a revolutionary approach, not just for the client but for the market as a whole.
The integrated campaign was translated across both on and offline mediums and generated an unprecedented response with feedback and leads in the first week of airing. Its success triggered the decision to continue the campaign for 12 months, rather than the initial three months that had been planned.
EMEA Marketing Manager, Paxar
Bonfire put together what was, and still is, one of the most successful awareness campaigns we have ever run in the UK. A truly original campaign from a truly creative and adaptable agency.


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Salmonella-tainted smoked salmon sparks recall
- In the U.S., Dutch company sells only to wholesaler Costco
- Hundreds, perhaps thousands have been sickened
- Tainted salmon traced to Dutch company Foppen
THE HAGUE, Netherlands (AP) -- Smoked salmon tainted with salmonella bacteria has sickened people in between 50 and 85 cases in the United States, according to the Centers for Disease Control.
Hundreds of people in the Netherlands have been sickened as well, sparking a major recall, health authorities said Tuesday.
The Dutch National Institute for Public Health and the Environment said the salmon has been traced to Dutch company Foppen, which sells fish to many major Dutch supermarkets and to stores around the world, including the U.S.
Company spokesman Bart de Vries said in the U.S. the company sells only to wholesaler Costco and that Costco would deal with any U.S. recall.
Roel Vincken of the Dutch Food and Consumer Product Safety Authority, which carried out tests confirming the salmonella outbreak, said he had no information on a U.S. recall.
The Dutch National Institute said about 200 people -- and likely more -- in the Netherlands have been sickened.
Before eventually giving its estimate of the number of U.S. cases, the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said earlier Tuesday it was in the "very preliminary stages" of its investigation and has no figures on illnesses.
Early reports from Dutch officials had placed the number of U.S. cases in excess of 100.
Foppen also estimated the actual number of infections was higher. Company spokesman Bart de Vries said that since the company set up a public information phone line two days ago, some 1,400 people had called and around 350 of the callers "reported symptoms consistent with a salmonella infection.
"Those infected by the salmonella bacteria can suffer symptoms including fever, vomiting and diarrhea.
De Vries said the company did not believe contaminated fish had been sold to any other countries. Foppen, which processes fish in the Netherlands and at a factory in Greece, is investigating the cause of the outbreak.
"The investigation into the cause is under way and has been narrowed down to one production line at one factory (in Greece)," De Vries told The Associated Press. "We can't yet say what the cause of the infection was."
Foppen has halted all production of smoked salmon until the investigation is completed, he added.
Contributing: USA TODAY reporter Elizabeth Weise


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Montana's Governor Signs Sports Betting Into Law
With a bit of political compromise, Montana has become the first state in 2019 to legalize sports betting in the United States.
Other states are on the doorstep to legalizing sports betting, but Montana surprisingly rushed by all of them in the closing days of their legislative session.
Colorado, Iowa, and Indiana are at the finish line, either needing a governor's signature or approval by voters.
Tennessee's governor has not signed a sports betting bill that awaits his signature, but Governor Bill Lee recently said he'll let the bill pass without signing the measure.
Montana's bill creates a system that allows the state's lottery commission to oversee all wagering through kiosks and mobile apps that could be operational before the upcoming NFL season.
With Gov. Bullock's signature, the measure becomes law immediately as operators immediately scramble to get their sportsbooks and apps up and running.
Democratic Rep. Ryan Lynch was the bill's sponsor and believes the state will benefit from the additional revenue betting will bring.
"It's a good day for Montana to be able to see sports betting in the marketplace," Lynch said.
"I think Montanans will enjoy the new aspect of watching sports for entertainment as well as betting on it."
Why Are Montana's Bars and Restaurants the Big Winner of the Sports Betting Bill?
Lynch's bill will allow licensed bars and eateries to have kiosks and mobile applications that bettors can use on premises for betting of sporting events.
The unique agreement to have bars and restaurants be the hub of sports wagering is the result of heavy lobbying from the Montana Tavern Association.
The bill will essentially give these licensed operators a monopoly over sports betting in Montana.
The executive director of the Tavern lobbying group, John Iverson, feels lawmakers were persuaded by the additional income to the food and beverage industry that props up local economies.
"Extra cheeseburgers; extra slices of pizza, a few more people filling seats," Iverson said of the benefit to the local licensed eatery in Montana.
"The actual revenue from the gaming isn't going to be significant (for the bars and eateries)."
Lottery officials have called for early estimates of more than $65 million to be bet by residents and visitors to the state in the first fiscal year of existence.
That estimate would result in around $4 million in taxable revenue for the state after winners and the state's maintenance fees are factored into the bottom line.
Expectations among legislators are that betting will rise to around $87 million in wagers with $5.5 million set aside for revenue for the state by 2023.
All monies made by Montana through sports betting will be funneled back into the state treasury and a small portion will go to a scholarship fund.
Why Did Gov. Bullock Choose This Bill?
Gov. Bullock vetoed a bill that would give sports betting over to private companies, citing the need for Montana to enter the sports betting market slowly.
"A new market like this cannot support sports wagering under both systems at once," Bullock said.
"For the market to succeed, Montana needs to enter the sports wagering market conservatively."
Gov. Bullock said that he would revisit the private option after the current law had a chance to establish an expected revenue figure.


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Fukuro Sabo, Owl Cafe
Allergic to cat cafes? Or want an up close and personal experience with an owl? Well here's a place for you! Fukuro Sabo is an owl café out in a quiet residential area, about a 10 minute walk from Kokubunji […]
Allergic to cat cafes? Or want an up close and personal experience with an owl? Well here's a place for you! Fukuro Sabo is an owl café out in a quiet residential area, about a 10 minute walk from Kokubunji Station. They have no parking and recommend you come by train, however the drive to the area is about 40 mins.
No English was spoken here, but the two ladies who were working the day we visited were super nice and we muddled through with gestures and the little Japanese we had. For the minimum order of one soft drink or coffee (¥500), you are free to sit and observe the owls they have in a glassed in area. For those of you who are hungry, they have a pasta and drink set for ¥1200, and a few other items on the menu.
When we were done with our pasta sets, it was time to go to the main event, selecting the owl we wanted to touch! They had a photo menu of the owls with various prices (300/500/700/1000), depending on the owl species, or you could go up to the enclosure and point out which one you'd like to see.
Once you choose your owl, the staff sits you down on the bench side of the table and puts out some towels in case of bird has an accident. You are given a heavy leather glove for the owl to perch on. You get a few minutes with the owl perched on your hand for you to pet, then they put a towel on your shoulder and move the owl up to hang out with you for a few minutes more. You're allowed to take all the pictures you want, but no flash please! Of course these are wild animals so they can behave unpredictably, one owl in particular lost its grip on a glove and was flapping about frantically trying to regain its balance. If you have small children, please watch them carefully as the owls will nibble and potentially bite. It is recommended that small children watch from a distance.
This is a non-smoking café, which has 3 tables of 4, and 3 barstool seats. No high chairs or changing tables, but the tables have bench seating on one side. A small umbrella stroller would fit in the shop but nothing bigger. On your way out you can buy some owl themed trinkets from a display of gifts they have. Key chains, bags and little owl statues galore!
Fukuro Sabo is cash only and has no parking. It is recommended that you arrive by train. Their hours are 11:00-17:00 Monday, Wednesday and Friday, and 11:00-19:00 on Saturday and Sunday. They are closed Tuesdays and Thursdays, please consult their schedule for off-normal closure dates. The phone number is 042-208-3400. Or check out their website http://www.hukurousabou.sakura.ne.jp/ Carmen, May 2014.
DIRECTIONS: Follow this Google Pin. To get there from the station, head out the South Exit of Kokubunji Station, and walk down the road that is between a Mos Burger and a Matsuya beef bowl shop. Take the third small road on your left, you'll walk past a post office on your left, continue straight and the road will go down a hill. Keep walking downhill, past the creek until you reach a T intersection, turn right and Fukuro Sabo will be on your right shortly.


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It's time for another hunt at Ricielli – This time in celebration of a new year!
For a limited time you can hunt for (big – easy to find) yellow stars at the mainstore, priced at 15L each. There are 20 hunt icons to purchase and most of the items come in several colours ;). I have included three of my favourite looks from the hunt prizes, but at the bottom of my post I have also included the complete prize preview poster so you can see all of the prizes available.
Ricielli KIA Mesh Spiked Dress (15L / hunt #14)
Ricielli SAYO Mesh Boots (15L / hunt #8)
Ricielli DULCINA Mesh Coat (15L / hunt #18)
Ricielli DARIA Mesh Jeans (15L / hunt #6)
Ricielli Studded Cross Dress (15L / hunt #9)
Ricielli Spiked Blazer (15L / hunt #17)
And… as promised, here is the prize poster preview so that you can check out the prizes before you pay your 15L! I picked them all up, but it's your call 🙂 Happy hunting, Fabulouses!
Love is also wearing…
Skin – PXL Creations Sophia
Eyes – IKON Perspective Eyes Coffee
Hair Up – Truth Yelena (new release)
Hair Down –Truth Coral 2 (new release)
Hands by Slink
Shoes – GOS Eva Slingbacks
Poses by Flash Friendly Poses
Sim – Arcanum


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still life photography
Jun 2020
London: Chris Howlett Photography:
London: Chris Howlett Photography:
"It's been a tough year so far, for everyone. We're proud our doors have always remained open - to new and existing clients. Safety is our number one priority, so we've been working overtime to find new ways of crafting bespoke, impactful images for our wonderful clients.
We can't wait to welcome you all back into the studio. But until face to face appointments are allowed again, we're live streaming, and our virtual approval process means we can carry on, almost, as before. Thinking differently and creatively is in our DNA, and we're using this to transform our well stocked studio into the perfect, bespoke, background for your product. Online shopping is booming. Having the best product photography has never been more important, so we're extremely optimistic about the future, for us and for our clients."
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Switzerland: Dennis Savini Photography:
Switzerland: Dennis Savini Photography:
Dennis Savini is a professional photographer based in Zurich, Switzerland.
Specialised in food and drink photography, he and his team are mostly working for international clients like Mövenpick, Thermomix and others. Dennis Savini also photographs editorials for magazines and regularly produces cookbooks.
Dennis Savini has also much experience in watch and jewellery photography, and has worked for well-known Swiss brands like Maurice de Mauriac, Meisterschmuck and IWC.
His studio is located in the center of Zurich, right beside the famous Bellevue and the Lake of Zurich. It is spacious and 5.5m high, offering all installations and state of the art equipment needed for perfect and high standard photography.
"As a photographer, I am an experienced team player. I am used to working on concepts given by agencies or developed individually for the client. Quality is no coincidence. My goal is to go for a perfect job even under difficult conditions and, above all, I do love my job."
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Barcelona - Milan: Isabella Vacchi:
Barcelona - Milan: Isabella Vacchi:
"While working for various internationally known brands, such as Intimissimi, 7 For All Mankind or Acqua di Parma, I learnt to deal with some very different types of products and the challenge of always finding a way to creatively photograph them never ceases to excite me.
I enjoy taking care of a project from its very start: the concept, ideas and mood are based on a thorough and methodical research which happens everyday. I craft my own sets, trying to transform everyday objects into something more. I also take care of the post production because it's vital for me to give that final touch that is my vision.
My fondness for colour and composition is the base of my aesthetic, but I also clearly visualise the brands' guidelines and then combine them together. My latest collaborations with Santa Margherita Wines and SITAP Carpet Couture represent this ideal mixture, that places my work between commercial and artistic."
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Tel Aviv: Ivan Moshe:
Tel Aviv: Ivan Moshe:
Ivan has been photographing all types of products for the past 10 years.
Fusing the technical experience and his contemporary artistic vision, Ivan creates powerful imagery for the advertising industry. Ivan uses classic and modern photography techniques to achieve a unique character to his work.
Based at the heart of Tel-Aviv's Diamond District, Ivan's studio has gained a reputation as one of Israel's leading jewellery photography studio, offering high-end photography and retouching services for Israel's leading jewellery designers, cosmetics and furniture companies.
Clients: Inbar Fine Jewelry, RolTime, Prince Watches, Lublinsky, Hava Zingboim, Tollman's Dot, Platinum Time, Private Vintage Collection, Black Market TLV.
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Salt Lake City: Jesse Coss:
Salt Lake City: Jesse Coss:
Jesse Coss is a US-based photographer specialising in product, still life, active and lifestyle photography.
Originally from New York, the mountains led him to the west, where he can be found snowboarding in the backcountry or biking in the desert. He and his team create a relaxing but extremely dialed in shooting approach, which allows for the highest level of creativity.
His studio is located in Salt Lake City, Utah, and is equipped with a full kitchen, office, lounge, multiple sets both upstairs/downstairs, lighting, grip and everything needed to execute a shoot from start to finish. There is also a studio golden retriever named Barley who is there to keep everyone in check.
Jesse and his team have shot all over the world on small and large productions and some of the best locations are right in his backyard - from deserts to mountains to salt flats to urban areas. Utah's locations and landscapes change very fast and frequently, so there are countless options. Jesse is available for both studio and location work worldwide.
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London: Leo Acker:
London: Leo Acker:
Leo Acker's playful and imaginative work makes him one of London's most sought-after still life photographers.
During these strange times, Leo has been able to continue shooting safely and observing social-distancing from his studio in Shoreditch.
Clients have sent their products and monitored their shoots remotely. The studio is also large enough for an art director and a stylist to attend, enabling them to work safely together and follow the APA shooting guidelines.
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Warsaw: Lett Studio:
Warsaw: Lett Studio:
"We are Lettstudio and our specialisation is beverage photography. Reflective glass and "shiny" liquids of any shade is what makes us passionate about creating the most memorable visuals.
We work for local and worldwide clients. Always taking care of all details, ensuring each shot reaches maximum potential. Our studio offers full in house photography and post-production, which gives clients the option to one-stop service.
Clients include Pernod Ricard, Tullamore D.E.W., Chivas Brothers, Wyborowa and more."
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London - Wales: Liz McBurney:
London - Wales: Liz McBurney:
Liz has unique style, an eye for intricate detail and passionately believes in meticulous lighting, which helps transform her work into powerful art forms. Her determination to translate art directors' concepts earn her, not only, strong working relationships with art directors, but with makers, stylists, builders, retouchers and all those who work with her to create the images.
Liz splits her time between London and her studio in Wales - a conversion building to her specification, for the purpose of having a quiet creative space, in which to shoot personal work and house a vast collection of curiosities and props. Since completion of the project, she has however worked on advertising and editorial commissions, as well as personal work with remote art direction, and self styling.
During Covid-19 Liz has shifted all her work to her fully fitted and kitted Wales studio from where she can continue to offer the same high level of service and image making while complying with current social distancing guidelines.
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London: Matthew Town:
London: Matthew Town:
Matthew Town is a commercial still life photographer with over 10 years' experience, who lives in London and shoots from his fully equipped studio.
He is continually striving to create work that excites with its striking colours, yet also confuses with his unusual abstract compositions. He enjoys working with smaller start ups just as much as shooting large advertising campaigns.
Clients include: Adidas, Reebok, Puma, Birchbox, Panasonic, Red Bull, Laura Mercier, Nuxe, Charlotte Tilbury, Swarovski, Amazon, Disney, Grand Marnier, Chivas, Evermore London, Stay Sixty.
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London: Sara Morris:
London: Sara Morris:
London-based still life photographer Sara Morris has a wealth of experience shooting for editorial, design and advertising clients. She has a fresh and contemporary style, crafting each shot to give it a defined and unique look. She combines her use of smooth, flattering lighting with her clever compositions and exquisite use of colour.
Recent work with design agency Turner Duckworth rebranding breakfast cereal Special K, saw Sara in her element, using her macro photography skills and fine precision arrangements.
Sara shoots from her large self-contained studio in London, which is fully equipped with kitchen, spacious shoot area and separate client room. Overlooking the canal at Haggerston and nestled in amongst great bars and coffee shops.
Clients include Apple, Avon cosmetics, Barclays, Be at One, Cadbury, Costa Coffee, Comfort, Dove, Dulux, Funkin Cocktails, Galaxy, Hellmans, IKEA, Innocent, John Lewis, KFC, Kit Kat, O2, Onken, Purple Bricks, Royal Mail, Special K, Tesco, Waitrose, Weetabix.
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