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I come from the North of France where I studied Art and became a web-designer for a garment brand. Shortly, I fell in love with fashion and I decided to come to Paris to take my studies back. Four years later, I was working and creating prints when I started using old engravings. Then I created my first collection on my side, and launched my own label Antagoniste. Today I share my universe, inspired by 'cabinets de curiosité', boudoirs, old books and nature pictures.
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Angélique Robin is the designer behind Antagoniste, a collection of twill silk scarves in soft colors that invoke watercolor paintings. Each scarf is printed with dark designs: skulls, moths, and machines…
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Designer Linens Outlet was (I explain the reason for using 'was' instead of 'is' below… quite interesting) one of the most famous designer outlets in the world for daily used linens and bedding. Such wonderful designer linens like towels, bed sheets, pillow covers and curtains are extremely popular if they are sold by designer linen outlet.
Most of the customers also would love to just head towards designer linen outlet to purchase these items irrespective of the high cost. All these are because of high customer rating. Yes, the customer feedback on materials sold by designer linen outlet will satisfy most of the customers in the market. If you look at the online shopping figures for designer linen outlet, it is really surprising to see most of the customers are buying the materials over online.
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It is a simple and easy to do. No need to drive to the physical outlet or leave the comfort of your own home. You can purchase towels and bed sheets from your bed room. Moreover, designer linen outlet offers great discounts for the people who buy the items through online shopping. This is also another reason behind the whopping online sales of designer linen outlet.
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Prior to JU: Played two seasons at Okaloosa Walton Junior College as a pitcher/outfielder for Keith Griffin...as a sophomore, he led the staff with a 4.90 ERA, a .225 opponent batting average and 72 strikeouts in 80 innings...as a freshman, he earned all-Panhandle Conference honors after posting a 3.19 ERA, a .173 opponent batting average and 32 strikeouts in 35 innings.
High School: Two-year starter as a pitcher and first baseman at Fort Walton Beach High School...as a sophomore, he earned all-area honors after going 4-2 with three saves and a 3.11 ERA.
Personal: Born Oct. 20, 1987, in Fort Walton Beach, Fla…son of Steven and Sally…has two sisters: Leslie and Kerri; and two brothers: Jeremy and Joey...father, Steven, played basketball at Marion College from 1969-71…major is management.


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News Summary: Reliance buying Metals USA
(AP) - STEEL DEAL: Reliance Steel & Aluminum Co. is buying Metals USA Holdings Corp. for about $766.1 million. Reliance will pay $20.65 per Metals USA share. That's a 13 percent premium to Tuesday's closing price of $18.30.
GO SHOP: The agreement includes a 30-day "go-shop" period that allows Metals USA to seek alternative bids from third parties. If Metals USA terminates its deal with Reliance to accept a third-party offer, Reliance will get an undisclosed breakup fee.
DEAL SEAL: The deal is expected to close in the second quarter. It still needs Metals USA shareholder approval.
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LOUISVILLE, KY. (WDRB)--They were considered "the worst of the worst", but many have made the honor roll. Dozens of JCPS students have turned things around by joining an after school academy at Canaan Christian Church. The program targets boys in grades 2nd through 8th, who are struggling in the classroom.
"Both of my kids are ADHD," says Patricia Smith, who is a parent.
A few years ago, Smith adopted her two young nephews. Her goal was to give them a better life
She says, "I thought I was done, and I've started over."
It hasn't always been easy, but Smith may have found the right kind of help at Canaan.
"And for them to be ADHD kids and for somebody to be able to keep them calm enough to do homework, that helps out a whole lot," says Smith.
The boys are in an after school program at Canaan Community Development Corporation.
Chris Watkins is director of the program and says, "It's called the Sons of Issachar academy."
The program focuses on improving everything from academics to conduct, and the results show it's working. "All of their report cards have shown that they have worked hard and they've been dedicated to do better in school," says Watkins.
Students start the day with a snack and then it's on to the computer lab, but it's not all business and no play, according to Watkins. "We kind of give 'em a break to kind of channel some of that energy in sports and then we focus on education."
The students come from schools across the city. "Some of the young men that are going over there have been struggling at our school," says Steve Rickner, Myers Middle School Youth Service Center Coordinator.
The staff at Myers has seen a dramatic improve: here's just one example.
"We had one young man who went from a 1.8 GPA to a 3.4 GPA...and that's within a six week period of time. So that's pretty significant," says Rickner.
And that's why parents like Patricia Smith are willing to make the sacrifice to get their children here four days a week. "I'm at the school every day around 3:30 picking up my kids and we leave school and we head straight here," says Smith.
And this program is funded through the church and grant money and is open to anyone who wants to come.
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SAN DIEGO (CBS 8) – Traffic was backed up for miles Tuesday morning on Southbound Interstate 15, after an accident caused a motorcyclist to crash into the center divide.
Traffic was stop-and-go between 7:00 a.m. and 9:00 a.m., even after emergency crews cleared the wreckage. Much of the slowing was just south of Scripps Poway Parkway.
Authorities say, a motorcyclist hit the center divide around 7:00 a.m. The
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Have the Prince William and Kate Middleton got the baby bug? The pair put in parental practice at an event in London.
An American engineer who was stranded in the South Pole for weeks after suffering a stroke will be discharged from a Maryland hospital Saturday, the woman told reporters.
Women at South Pole continues to wait for plane ride to hospital to get treatment for stroke.
The American researcher, who was stranded in the South Pole for weeks after suffering a stroke, is finally back on American soil.
After weeks of waiting, an American researcher who suffered a suspected stroke while working at the South Pole has arrived in New Zealand for evaluation and treatment, a National Science Foundation official confirmed Monday.
After weeks of waiting, an American researcher who suffered a suspected stroke while working in the South Pole flew out Monday.
What happens when an owner with bold ideas commissions a 45-meter yacht to venture where few have gone before? The result is "Big Fish," a new yacht that's bringing fresh meaning to go-anywhere yachting.
"Happy holidays to everyone!" says the heiress with the skin-baring greeting
"The Earth is just too small," sighed South African adventurer Mike Horn, one of the few people on the planet who can get away with saying such a statement.
Nearly a decade after she was rescued from a remote Antarctic research station after diagnosing herself with breast cancer, Dr. Jerri Nielsen died early Tuesday, her brother said. She was 57.
Two unmanned NASA spacecraft reached the moon's orbit Tuesday morning and began the process of mapping its surface for future missions.
A decade ago Dr. Jerri Nielsen's ordeal riveted the nation - and it's not over
Robert Swan's life reads like a boy's own adventure tale with a modern eco-twist.
When Neil Armstrong took one small step onto the moon in 1969, it seemed only a matter of time before the advent of thriving space colonies and summer vacations on distant planets. But after an initial flurry of moon landings, manned lunar expeditions dwindled: the last time an astronaut left his footprints on the moon was in 1972.
Scientists have identified new rifts on an Antarctic ice shelf that could lead to it breaking away from the Antarctic Peninsula, the European Space Agency said.
When Sibusiso Vilane became the first black African to climb Mount Everest, the 2003 expedition made headlines around the world.
Some 220 square miles (570 square kilometers) of ice has collapsed in Antarctica and an ice shelf about the size of Connecticut is "hanging by a thread," the British Antarctic Survey has said, blaming global warming.
A giant chunk of Antarctic ice collapses leaving scientists worried about climate change. CNN's Emily Chang reports.
That sound you hear is China crackin' heads and takin' names in Tibet as it tidies up and puts on its best face before the guests arrive in August. But not everyone is willing to ignore the sound of servants being beaten in the back room while cocktails and horse doovers are served, so calls for a boycott have arisen from folks who are more than passively concerned about human rights.
The next report by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change should deal with the "frightening" possibility that both Antarctic and Greenland ice sheets start melting at the same time, the chief U.N. climate scientist said Tuesday
According to relationship wizard Helen Fisher, PhD, there are four personality types -- Explorer, Builder, Negotiator and Director. She says that once you know who you are, you'll know why you're attracted to certain people. You'll also see who might make for a good match (not to mention, who you might want to offer that rain check).
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DANVILLE — Here's a look at recent law enforcement calls:
Disorderly conduct in the 1100 block of Chandler Street.
Vehicle damaged in the 1100 block of Perrysville Road.
Property damage in the 500 block of East Roselawn Avenue.
A man arrested for disorderly conduct and criminal trespassing in the first block of South Buchanan Street.
A woman arrested for retail theft and forgery at Bratland's Prescription Shop, 8 E. North St.
Disorderly conduct in the first block of South Virginia Avenue.
Trespassing in the 900 block of Redden Court.
$8 in fuel stolen at Mobil Super Pantry, 1212 N. Bowman Ave.
A man arrested for criminal trespassing at County Market, 2 E. Main St.
Property damage in the 100 block of East Center Street.
A man arrested for aggravated battery to a police officer in the 600 block of East Seminary Street.
Trespassing in the 900 block of Redden Court.
A man arrested for domestic battery in the first block of Oregon Avenue.
A man arrested for domestic battery in the 400 block of Robinson Street.
Battery in the 1200 block of Perrysville Road.
A man arrested for criminal trespassing, obstructing justice and resisting arrest in the 900 block of Fowler Avenue.
Property damage in the 700 block of Grant Street.
A man arrested for aggravated assault, aggravated battery and criminal damage to property in the 700 block of Wayne Street.
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Retail theft at the Village Pantry, Georgetown.
Domestic dispute at Walnut and Champaign streets, Allerton.
Burglary along County Road 2030N.
Burglary along County Road 2650N.
Burglary in the 17000 block of Attica Street, Rossville.
Sexual abuse reported in the 2400 block of Georgetown Road, Hegeler.
Accidents involving tickets or injuries include:
Wednesday, 5:46 p.m. — At Williams and Hazel streets involving Vern Ingalsbe, 87, of the 300 block of Newell Avenue, and Christopher Haaksma, 17, of Fithian. Ingalsbe was cited for failure to yield.
Firefighters responded to the following calls:
Wednesday, 12:25-12:39 p.m. — A medical call in the 900 block of Shasta Drive.
Wednesday, 2:11-2:24 p.m. — A medical call in the 1000 block of Campbell Lane.
Wednesday, 6:25-6:39 p.m. — A car fire at 103 E. Center St.
Wednesday, 6:40-6:52 p.m. — An elevator problem at 3535 N. Vermilion St.
Wednesday, 11:50 p.m.-2 a.m. — A garage fire at 801 W. Clay St.


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Division faculty provide a series of lectures to General Medicine residents in the Primary Care Noon Conference weekly meetings. Lectures provided by Division faculty include:
Division faculty providing these lectures include: Drs. Jamie Bodenlos, Sherry Pagoto, Milagros Rosal, and Saki Santorelli, and Ms. Barbara Olendzki,
Division faculty serve as advisors and mentors to medical residents and medical subspecialty fellows in the conduct and completion of required research projects. For example, Dr. Janet Hardy provides core didactic lectures and advises and mentors PGY2 and PGY3 ObGyn residents on their required research project. With mentor guidance, PGY2 residents present their individual proposals to the faculty in a fall series of seminars, submit IRB applications and budgets for approval, conduct the research, and present their findings during a formal departmental research day at the end of the PGY3 year. Projects typically involve a primary mentor and an inter-departmental team of investigators. In addition faculty have mentored residents in the Departments of Medicine and Family Medicine (Dr. Jim Carmody), and fellows in UroGynecology (Dr. Janet Hardy) and Preventive Medicine (Dr. Stephenie Lemon), and Fellows in Medicine (Dr. George Reed).
Residents are invited to take part in primary care ambulatory rotations offered through clinical sub-specialties, known as the "Dream Team", called such because residents spend time with a variety of specialists who are well known for their expertise in their chosen specialty. One of these rotations is in cardiovascular outpatient nutrition with Ms. Barbara Olendzki and other nutritionists in the division.
Division faculty and staff are involved in the Preventive Medicine Residency Program. The program, based in the Department of Family and Community Medicine is designed to provide physicians with skills in epidemiology, disease prevention, and health promotion in both clinical and community settings. Residents have the opportunity to be mentored by faculty members in the Division of Preventive and Behavioral Medicine, including Drs. Jim Carmody, Janet Hardy, Jenny Kelsey, and Stephenie Lemon, and Ms. Barbara Olendzki in cancer control, cardiovascular and nutritional epidemiology and in a wide range of approaches to individual and community-based behavior modification.
Division faculty have been serving as advisors to WPI pre-med students on their major qualifying projects. An example of a project mentored by division faculty include: "C-Reactive Protein and Traditional Cardiac Risk Factors", with a resulting abstract published in the American Journal of Epidemiology in 2005 and "Dietary Quality and CHD Risk Factors" (Dr. Yunsheng Ma).


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sean - 2014-02-27
My pink toe hadn't eaten in about two weeks and now he's having problems gripping the glass. He can't climb the side of his terrarium, when he tries he just slides down or falls off. If anyone has any ideas please help me by responding.
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Jenn Lewis - 2014-07-22
Hi My Room mates and i were handling are Pink toed Tarantula this evening and while holding her she shot out web i was just wondering if this was normal or if there might be something wrong?
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Morgan Lewis - 2014-04-23
My pinktoe that I just got yesterday is doing pretty well, but I have to keep her under a heated light of 75 watts sitting on top of the cage until I can get her a heating pad. She goes up to the top of the cage (normal) but she sits directly under the light (is this normal?). I know that her sitting right under it could potentially cook her, so I will move it but she just follows the light. What should I do? Should I be worried?
Dan - 2013-08-28
I have had my Pinktoe for about two and a half years, and she has built herself a nice big condo at the top of her terrarium, as she has done in the past. She just went through a moult, so I'm leaving her be for a while before I try to get the old shell out. My question, and I cannot seem to find an answer anywhere, is how often is it recommended to remove her web? I understand that they build it for reason, and I want to leave it as long as possible so as not to stress her, but let's face it, she eats in there, and as clean a critter as they are, the web gets, let's call it 'juice' on it, as well as day to day dirt and dust. Thoughts?
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Daniel Foster - 2013-06-30
I've just recently brought a Spider. First time getting one all cause of a youtube video of a guy doing a voice for a spider. A nice Mexican Red Knee, 1'5 inches legspan you can say I am really enjoying the experience though I do have a bad fear of spiders. A bit ironic but it's such a nice experience I am always worried about her not eating or touching the water bowl. She has stayed hidden in her den but is eating. I know they don't always eat but sometimes I do worry but I try not to as it's in its nature. Is there any advice people could give me in case as I want this expience to go smoothly but I know faults or possible a molting death can occur.
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Jay - 2013-08-30
Hi everyone! I recently got my girlfriend a T for her birthday... Kwaku is her name (not my girlfriend's name) and she has settled very well into her vivarium. She seems to have a favorite corner and has built herself a beautiful little web in it. One issue though - it has been a while since she has left that corner, she has pretty much enclosed herself in there except for one opening near the top she seems to just fit through but doesn't use... Is she ok? Should I be worried or is there something I need to change/do? Thanks....
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Jared - 2013-06-18
Hi 2 all!! I've been collecting Tarantulas now 4 close on 2 years.. I've had 1 escape from its enclosure & more recently I had another pass away! Other than those 2 isolated incidents, I've had an extremely pleasant experience with my tight collection of 14 spiders! I have several burrowing species, some obligate & some opportunistic!? I also have several terrestrial species (bird eaters), a semi-arboreal GBB & most recently I purchased # 14, a Guyana Pink Toe! My 1st true-arboreal Tarantula! Its an incredibly vividly colored species but unfortunately not much is known about this particular species as its relatively new to the Pet-Trade. If anyone has any comments about that specific species/variety of Pink Toe Tarantula, then plz do share!! :) As 4 the 'sponge in the water dish'.. Obviously not a good idea as a permanent fixture, but a helpful tool when transporting (terrarium & all)!! As 4 the comment about your Tarantula that you think may be dying (the 1 that's less than a year old). Well, u may not know this but some species of Tarantula are prone 2 hibernation in the colder ragions during the winter months!? So is it not possible that your T may in actual fact b hibernating? My Brazilian Giant White Knee Bird Eater isn't a species prone 2 hibernation, yet it is currently hibernating in a burrow under its water dish!! Now when I say 'hibernating', its more of a case of the spiders metabolism slowing down due 2 the lower air temps & the fact that its a cold blooded organism!? As well as a form of fasting (pre-molt fasting)!! So there really isn't anything 2 worry too much abt, u could try & increase the temp with a heating pad, heated lamp, etc.. Or if you're in a colder climate then perhaps its best 2 just keep the temp as ambient as possible 2 keep it comfy & let nature take its course!?! Not much is known in the area of Tarantula Medicine so best take people's opinions with a pinch of salt!? Mine included!
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Nick Palmer - 2012-03-24
I have pink toe that has not been moving around like she did or been eating. What is the best way to keep the humdity up?
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Chris Townsend - 2013-05-23
have a metalic pink toe maybe a her have had for little over a month 1st week gave her 6 crickets as store recommended she ate them ... 2nd week gave her 6 more she ate 2 the rest died on there own.. waited an extra week 6 more hasnt touched them ... has me worried but shop told me they can go long times withotu eating ... noticed last 2 days she has been at the bottom not climbing as usual, so i paid attention to what she has been doing she tries to climb but is sliding down the glass like she is not sticking. I have read others ask this question is it normal? I have seen from its normal to molting around the corner. I guess im just worried is my 1st and have wanted one for years and well wife finally gave in, the no eating and now not being able to climb has me sorta freaking.
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Kevin McLellan - 2013-04-15
I have 3 pink toe tarantulas...my problem is they are behaving abnormally....one I don't think is dead...may be molting...not been moving ...so i put all 3 in separate enclosurs...keeping warmth and humidity up the other 2 don't move around a lot now either...but when gently blown on...lift their legs...odd behavior to me...these are new pets and I don't handle them as I don't want them stressed out...I have other tarantulas...a large rosey and 4 astd babies...I am worried about them...any hep would be appreciated as i live in rural saskatchewan...and it is hard to find reliable information out here thanx kevin
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Eshoo to host Saturday meeting on gun control
Original post made on Apr 20, 2013
Read the full story here Web Link posted Friday, April 19, 2013, 10:49 AM
on Apr 20, 2013 at 11:45 pm
Event is long past, seems like no one was interested. Good.
on Apr 21, 2013 at 11:36 am
"...seems like no one was interested. Good."
Obviously, you are not a family member or friend of one of the 3,700 Americans killed by guns since Sandy Hook/Newtown/Nancy-Adam Lanza.
Equally as obvious, you have no empathy or compassion for those American families.
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If I was a Boston family this past week, I would want the legal ability to own guns.


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Jean-Talon market is a great open-air, outdoor market lined by specialty shops. Of course, when i went today in the dead of winter, the outside part of the market is not open but definitely come here in the summer, the market is vibrant.
The narrow, one-way streets can make the driving & parking a bit tricky because there is almost always a lot of people. Your best bet is to go in the indoor parking off of Henri-Julien, it's very cheap (0-30 minutes = 50 cents, 30-60 minutes = 1$, etc..). The store is just past the indoor parking, almost on the corner of the market.
As you come in, to your right is the wine & cider section. Keep going to the back and you will see the refrigerated beer section. Lots of different microbreweries available though some are absent and they don't necessarily have every beer from the breweries they do have. Among those present are 3 Mousquetaires, Brasseurs & Freres, Charlevoix, DDC, Brasseurs de Montreal & others.
Prices seem reasonable for the beers and service was helpful, knowledgable and able to give suggestions.
The rest of the store is a smorgasbord of local products: pies, spreads, jams, syrups, mustards, fish, cheeses, etc... They are separated by type of products and broken down by the different regions. Be warned though that they are a bit expensive though worth it.
There are other stores in the area (Peluso) that offer a greater variety of beers but this place probably has the most expansive array of local products that make it worth a (slight) detour.
12-31-2008 20:46:08 | More by papat444
Quebec (Canada)
4.18/5 rDev +6.6%
The Marché des saveurs definitely is the best place in the Jean-Talon's market area to buy good beer. It also has a great selection of local non-beer products. It's a must if you're heading in that direction.
As a regular customer, the best quality of this store is the service. Helpful, friendly and knowledgeable people are there and available to help. The prices are fair and are what you should expect to pay anywhere else.
Many micros from all over Quebec are represented and overall you'll find some good stuff to drink such as Microbrasserie de Charlevoix, Dieu du Ciel et les Trois Mousquetaires.
08-11-2011 18:20:59 | More by ctgui
Quebec (Canada)
4/5 rDev +2%
Wow! Well laid out store with the biggest selection of cider and ice cider that I have ever seen. Staffs are pretty knowledgeable regarding the cider and ice cider and a bit less for beer but selection is good nonetheless. Beer price are reasonable but cider price are incredibly low when compared to the SAQ just beside. Turnover seems to be high and therefore most products should be fresh. Will be visiting this place more often in the future. Site is locasted in the Marché Jean-Talon which is a nice locations to grab fresh food (make sure to go to the Fromagerie Hamel just beside this store) but limit the parking option.
06-15-2005 15:55:58 | More by Phyl21ca
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3.85/5 rDev -1.8%
Very nice looking place in a very nice part of town (Marché Jean-Talon).
The store is dedicated to local products, being beers, cheeses, pâtés, alcohols, oils and various other good looking things.
This means that they are not dedicated to beers only. The selection is limited to a few brewers. If you are looking for something specific, you might not find it there. If you are not looking for something specific, the staff is very kind and helpful but has limited knowledge. You will get advices like "This beer is good" or "I really prefer this beer over the other one". But don't expect depth in their recommendations.
12-29-2008 18:13:03 | More by djoucy
3.85/5 rDev -1.8%
Marché des Saveurs sits near the intersection of Jean-Talon and St. Denis on the "southwest" (more like south) side. It's really more of a market for quality meats, cheese, and wine, but they do offer a wonderful selection of Quebeçois beer. Beer is mostly sold in single bottles in a refrigerated case and looks fresh. I purchased a bottle of l'Alcheimist scotch ale from here, a bottle which I have finally put in my Southern Califorina home. (To boot, the bottle survived the voyage and has been consumed and reviewed). As a compliment to the beer offered, beer glassware from these breweries are sold as well. With the full-service meat counter, fine cheeses, and good beer, this would be a good place to go to for all those needs.
12-26-2007 05:46:59 | More by DoubleJ
Quebec (Canada)
3.85/5 rDev -1.8%
This place used to be the cider Mecca of Montréal. Unfortunately, the powers that be (our state-controlled liquor board, the SAQ) decided to pull the plug on the exception they made for the grocery store liquor license they have. With said license, they can sell Beer and a few bottles of SAQ-selected and distributed cheap wines only, but since most small ciderhouses dont have the time, production volume and money to jump through the bureaucratic hoops imposed by the SAQ to sell in their stores, they sold through the Marché des Saveurs. However, the SAQ realized hat they were loosing money on the deal. So instead of making it easier for small producers to sell through them, they simply opened a new liquor store right next to this place and revoked their license. So now the small producers have nowhere left in Montréal to sell their wares. The producers along with the owner of the store have united their efforts, hopefully theyll get an injunction or something to reverse this.
Anyway, the store in itself looks like a health food store and is near the famed Jean-Talon market (come by subway, parking is often very difficult), very bright and lots of pale wood shelves. It specializes in everything made in Québec like artisan maple syrup, soaps, candles, pâtés, etc. Some of the goods may be pricey but Ive never gotten anything here that wasnt top shelf quality and craftsmanship. The Beer fridge is in the left section, next to the cheese counter. Selection is nice and paints a broad picture of the provinces micro scene, the good, the bad and the ugly. You wont find anything extra rare here, but it complements well with the ciders and meads. Beer prices are reasonable.
Staff is more specialized in cider, but I was able to wax poetic with one or two employees about Beer. They usually always have free food/cider/mead/Beer tastings, and everyone is cheerful and helpful. Even without the ciders and meads, I still recommend a stop here to go along with a visit to the market.
01-24-2006 17:23:43 | More by Goldorak
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Bradford Lord is named new chairman of NHS Trust
6:00am Saturday 17th May 2014 in News
A lord has become the new chairman of the health trust which runs the city's hospitals.
Professor Lord Patel of Bradford, said his appointment by Bradford Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, has come at an "exciting but challenging time" for the NHS.
He succeeds David Richardson, who steps down on June 30 after serving three consecutive terms in office, which is the maximum allowed under the Foundation Trust's constitution.
Lord Patel said: "I am very excited and honoured to be taking up the position of chair at the Trust.
Bradford is my home and I am committed to ensuring that Bradford Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust continues to improve and provides an excellent service for all the people of Bradford."
Trust chief executive Bryan Millar said: "We are delighted to welcome Kamlesh to the Foundation Trust, his wealth of experience and insight will help us to successfully meet future challenges for the benefit of Bradford.
"I would also like to take this opportunity to thank David for his enormous commitment over the years and the legacy he will be leaving behind as the outgoing chair."
Mr Richardson, who has been chairman for nine years, said: "My time at the Trust has been very rewarding. I have had the privilege of working with an outstanding group of people who work tremendously hard to ensure the people of Bradford receive high quality care and great clinical services."
Lord Patel is a social worker by background and moved into academia establishing the Centre for Ethnicity and Health at the University of Central Lancashire and specialising in research connected to the reduction of health inequalities.
Alongside this work he has held a number of public appointments including chairman of the Mental Health Act Commission, National Strategic Director with the Department of Health (Race Equality and Mental Health), a non-executive director of a number of public bodies in the areas of substance misuse, mental health and social work, including the Care Quality Commission.
He entered the House of Lords in 2006 as an independent peer and was later appointed as a Minister in the Government's Whips Office in the House of Lords. Lord Patel chaired the National Prison Drug Treatment Strategy Review Group which resulted in the publication of The Patel Report and subsequent policy changes in the delivery of prison drug treatment.
In addition to his duties as a member of the House of Lords, Lord Patel is senior advisor to the vice-chancellor of the University of East London, vice-president and professorial fellow of the Royal Society of Public Health and Institute of Healthcare Management, professorial fellow of the Institute of Mental health and patron of a number of charities based both in Bradford and nationally.


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Albertus, Noah Edward*
Bigelow, Jedediah Abram
Bowen, Joseph Robert
Brilliant, Ronald Walter*
Bruner, Travis Ross
Cahill, August Heil III
Calbo, Christopher Bradley
Cannon, Justin Paul
Cheney, Kirk Sterling
Church, Brian Vernon
Cockrum, Kaleb Vontress*
Comin, Benjamin J.
Cramer, Benjamin Thomas
Derry, Alicia M.
Eby, Jessica Gudmundsen
Eifert, Ellis Edward
Fowler, Corbin Ross
Fullmer, Lisa Rae
Germaine, Abigail Rose
Giberman, Joseph M.
Goshgarian, Andrew William Martin
Gray, Monica
Greaves, Natalie
Gregory, Bryson Keith*
Hickey, Joshua Kyle
Hindman, Richard Jeremy
Hoellwarth, Darcy Edmonds
Hoksbergen, Arthur Robert
Horras, Christopher John
Irwin, Zachary Hale
Laggis, Stratton Paul
McCubbins, James Stewart Neal
McKim, Sarah Katherine
McQuade, Melodie Annalise
O'Neill, Kelly Susan Marie
Pearson, Kristen Claire
Pittman, Nathan Robert
Potter, Tonya Marie
Rammell-O'Brien, Lacey Bree
Rocha, Cruz
Rocha, Nichole Rapier
Rothschild, Brian Michael*
Rudd, Jason Joe
Simmers, Sara Catherine
Spears, Travis Daniel*
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As flexible manufacturing becomes a more attractive option to medical device manufacturers, ensuring that the processes involved with it all work in sync is critical. With leak testing in this system, there are a number of factors that need to be considered. This article reviews the areas that engineers need to keep in mind when adapting to this option.
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Device manufacturers need to ensure their product will be sufficiently cleaned by healthcare professionals. This article will focus on the areas of the FDA's guidance document that are causing difficulties in cleaning validations, and will demonstrate how pre-validation laboratory work can help save time and money.
Ensuring the Right Fit: Medical Device Testing and the Human FactorJuly 16, 2013 2:12 pm | by Chris Evans, Director of Innovation—Pharmaceutical Delivery Systems, West Pharmaceutical Services | West Pharmaceutical Services, Inc. | Comments
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The Power of LEDs Inside Medical DevicesJuly 15, 2013 3:12 pm | by Chuck DeMilo, Global Director of Product Marketing, Lighting Business Group, Luminus Devices | Comments
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Pundits have opinions, and sometimes they vary. NFL.com draft analyst Mike Mayock"s opinion regarding the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in terms of which player they should draft with the third overall pick in April certainly is an interesting one that has Bucs fans thinking and talking.
Mayock was asked questions on a conference call with reporters on Tuesday, and said the Bucs should seriously consider drafting USF defensive end Jason Pierre-Paul or Oklahoma State wide receiver Dez Bryant if defensive tackles Ndamukong Suh and Gerald McCoy are off the board when the Bucs are scheduled to pick at No. 3 overall.
"If they get an opportunity to get either one of those defensive tackles they should sprint to the podium and hand the card in," Mayock said. "After that they have to look at the defensive end position.
"They had trouble getting to the quarterback last year so would they take a look at Jason Pierre-Paul that early? I think he warrants it from a talent perspective and I like his motor."
Mayock's concern with taking Pierre-Paul at No. 3 overall stems from the fact he "was really only a half-year starter" at USF, where he had six sacks and 42 tackles last season.
Mayock's concern is great enough, in fact, that he said the Bucs should strongly consider taking suspended Oklahoma State wide receiver Dez Bryant at that spot.
"He's my third rated player in the country," Mayock said of Bryant, "and you've got a young quarterback there you're trying to develop and the best thing you can do for him is get him an Andre Johnson-type wide receiver."
Source: Tampa Tribune - Roy Cummings
PewterReport.com's Take: We respect Mike Mayock a lot and believe he's one of the best in the business when it comes to analyzing and rating collegiate players entering the NFL. While what Mayock is proposing might sound crazy since neither DE Jason Pierre-Paul nor WR Dez Bryant is projected to go in the top five, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers might be tempted to take one of those players if they cannot trade down and are stuck at No. 3 overall. Ideally, the Bucs would like to trade down and select a player like Pierre-Paul or Bryant, but that might not happen unless the team finds a trading partner. One thing is for sure -- the Bucs need a lot of help at the defensive end and wide receiver positions, so Mayock's thoughts on what the Bucs should do with the third overall pick should Suh and McCoy be off the board might not be that far-fetched.


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Wichita State shocked the nation last week when they advanced to the Final Four. The effects of the Shockers trip to Atlanta won't just be felt in Kansas, both Bradley and ISU will benefit too.
When Wichita State beat Ohio State to become the first Missouri Valley Conference school to make the final four since 1979 you could hear the cheers all over Valley.
"There are only three conferences represented. The Big East Conference with two. The Big Ten conference with one and the Missouri Valley Conference. That has all the power if you well of a brick through a window. It's just mind boggling," said Missouri Valley Conference Associate Commissioner, Jack Watkins.
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