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Doug Beynon
Doug Beynon is Chair, CEO and President of Unisearch Associates Inc, a manufacturer of spectroscopic instruments for environmental monitoring and process control. He has over twenty years of senior management and technology sector experience. Prior to his current position, he was Regional Vice-President at the Ontario Centre for Environmental Technology Advancement (OCETA) and President and Chief Operating Officer at Mindflight Corporation & Mindflight Technology Inc. and Waterloo Engineering Software.
Deanna Sim
H.Sam Qorbani
Abbie Goulet
Arlene Dickinson
Arlene Dickinson is a 20-year veteran of Canada's marketing industry, and is chief executive officer (CEO) and sole owner of Venture Communications Ltd.
Saurabh Anand
Philip J. Boyle
Philip Boyle joined the University of Waterloo in July 2014 after spending two years in the Department of Sociology at York University. He holds a PhD in Sociology (2011) from the University of Alberta and has held postdoctoral positions in the School of Communications at Temple University (Philadelphia) and the Global Urban Research Unit at Newcastle University (UK).
Alfredo Tan
Alfredo Tan leads a team responsible for strategic marketing relationships with agencies and Fortune 500 companies across Canada.
Kayla Trivieri
Paul Doherty
Currently a Continuing Lecturer in the Department of Anthropology, Paul has also been a faculty member in the faculty of Engineering.
James Li
Rita Huang
Davis Green
Katherine Schmidt
Katherine Schmidt is the Experiential Learning and Events Coordinator for the University of Waterloo, Stratford Campus. Katherine provides critical support for the delivery of all events, experiential learning and internship activities at the UWaterloo Stratford Campus.
Alan Quarry
Mentor. Entrepreneur. Writer. Enthusiastic Twitterer.
Michael Sloan
Kayla Snyder
Tanya Markvart, PhD
Tanya is passionate about doing interdisciplinary community-based research that combines her love for sustainability issues with art-based, digital media expressions of research findings.
Ginny Dybenko
Ginny Dybenko comes to the role of Executive Director of the new Centre for Digital Media at the Stratford Campus of the University of Waterloo following five years as the Dean of the Wilfrid Laurier School of Business & Economics and over 30 years of corporate experience.
Yinan Bao
Leanne Perreault
Leanne Perreault has worked for leading organizations in diverse sectors, including aviation, the arts, and higher education. Working closely with Ginny Dybenko, Executive Director, at the University of Waterloo's Stratford Campus, Leanne provides strategic guidance and planning support for the development and management of its growing operational and administrative structure.
Kent Wakely
Kent Wakely is managing partner of Fruition Interactive. He has been dedicated to helping businesses get found, get leads, grow sales and find true love since 1993.
Jennifer Roberts-Smith
Jennifer Roberts-Smith holds a PhD in English (2007) and an MA in Drama from the University of Toronto. Her research and creative work explore the ways in which form generates meaning in historical and contemporary performance media. She is especially interested in Shakespeare's language, English theatre history before Shakespeare, and digital visualizations of theatrical text and performance.
Kevin Harrigan
Kevin Harrigan is a professor at the University of Waterloo where he teaches courses in multimedia and computer game design and conduct research on slot machine addictions.
Rui (Gabriella) Li
Sophie Jiang
Lily Jiang
Jim de Wilde
Throughout his career as an educator and venture capitalist, Dr. Jim de Wilde has focused on the issues of global competitiveness and the commercialization of knowledge through activities in both the private sector and the public sector.
Ryan West
Jenna Vikse
Glen Drummond
Fall 2014 marked Glen's arrival to the teaching team at UWaterloo's Stratford Campus. Glen has been a Guest Lecturer in the UWaterloo Digital Arts Communication (DAC) program in the past. He also leads a heavily subscribed fourth year class in the Wilfrid Laurier University School of Business and Economics on Creativity for Marketing Managers.
Tracey Jennings
Tracey Jennings is Canadian Leader of PwC's Technology, Information, Communications and Entertainment and Media Practice and also the Entertainment & Media (E&M) Sector Leader for Canada.
Marta Borowska
Faizan Agha
Antoni Cimolino
Antoni Cimolino is the Artistic Director of the Stratford Festival - a man who is passionate about enriching the lives of others through education and practice of the arts.
Gabriel Patti
Hira Javed, BBA, MDEI
Hira joined University of Waterloo in 2012 and teaches User Experience Design for the Global Business and Digital Arts program. Her area of interests includes digital memory, online communities, ephemeral messaging, gamification, and user experience research.
Tianqi (Martin) Ma
Rebecca Kain
Cole Mitchell
Amanda Connolly
Amanda Connolly is the Program Officer for the academic programs at the Waterloo Stratford Campus including the Master of Digital Experience Innovation and the Bachelor of Global Business and Digital Arts programs.
Lu (Gloria) Zhang
Natalie Yang
Jonathan Baltrusaitis
I come from a film and television background. Most of my career work has been as a writer/editor. I have recently made the move into interactive content production, creating educational apps for kids.
Gary Maavara (Emeritus)
Gary A. Maavara is Vice President and General Counsel for Corus Entertainment Inc., overseeing all legal and regulatory affairs associated with the Company's extensive operations in radio, television, programming, films, books, music, toys and websites.
Elton Cheung
Jothi Priya Balasundara Vinayagam
Kathleen Rodenburg, PhD., MBA, MA
I have an Honours Bachelor of Commerce degree in Hotel and Food Administration from the University of Guelph. I have a MBA from Wilfrid Laurier University, and a MA and PhD in Economics from the University of Guelph. I have 15 years of Business and Industry experience holding senior management positions at a Tier I organization in the areas of Marketing, Sales, Supply Chain Management and Finance.
Vikas Gupta
Vikas is passionate about start-ups, digital media, and loves the creating, building, and strategic growth aspects of interesting companies that are striving to change the world. He has a strong track record with private and public companies.
Karin Schmidlin, MDM
Karin is a passionate teacher, she loves being surrounded by smart, driven students that inspire her and keep her on her toes. She feels very fortunate that the things she loves also pay the bills. She brings 14+ years of design and digital media experience to the table and currently teaches User Experience (UX) and Applied Leadership.
Sherry McEvoy
Waqas Khan
Melissa Morgan
Stephenie Koerne, MFA
Stephenie Koerne is the Digital Media Instructor and Multimedia Technician for the Master of Digital Experience Innovation (MDEI) program at the University of Waterloo Stratford Campus. Additionally, Stephenie is the instructor for GBDA 228: Digital Imaging.
Yifei Zhao
Kristina Zelko
Olivia Ozlem Mesta, PhD.
I completed my graduate studies at the University of Missouri-Columbia in the United States. Since my undergraduate degree is in mathematics, my interests were divided between mathematics, economics and business finance.
Mayor Dan Mathieson
Dan Mathieson has been the Mayor of Stratford since 2003 and has served on Council since 1995 as a Councilor and Deputy Mayor.
Bradley Clarance
Tyler Benning
Shannon McCluskey
Jennifer Smith
Jennifer is a senior executive with more than ten years of management experience in a complex, global, technology and manufacturing environment.
Christine McWebb, PhD
I am the founding director of the academic programs at the Stratford Campus and have enjoyed this work tremendously. Building a wonderful campus (yes, I did have to wear a hard hat at times during the construction phase of the campus) and brand new programs from scratch has been challenging and extremely rewarding. I would do it all again!
Sara Mercier
Sarah Klassen-Rempel
Sheri Maguire
Sheri was born and raised in Stratford, Ontario. She resides in Stratford with her husband Douglas and her two boys, Andrew (15) and Brett (14) as well as her 8-year-old chocolate lab.
Brandi Gillett
Brandi Gillett is the Outreach and Events Manager for the University of Waterloo Stratford Campus. Overseeing community relationships and events management, Brandi's responsibilities include the development and execution of programs related to community partnerships, outreach and engagement activities, student-community relations and alumni affairs.
Junjun Zhu
Yueyao Wang
Lennart Nacke, PhD
Dr. Lennart Nacke is an Associate Professor and Director of the HCI Games Group at the University of Waterloo. Dr. Nacke's work is located within the information and communication technologies, design, psychology, computer science, and human-computer interaction space, but also ties closely into the areas of human health and wellness. He uses biotechnology (namely, physiological sensors) and much of his research is located in the field of user research, where he is focused on evaluating physiological signals elicited by humans when playing games.
Don McDougall
Don is President & CEO of Rambri Management, a real estate development company and eJust Systems, a software firm focused on the justice sector, both located in Stratford, Ontario.
Philip Connolly
Christy den Haan-Veltman
Laura Rankin
Alex Chepovetsky
With over twenty years of Digital experience, Alex firmly anchors Havas' digital capability in Canada as a full service Digital Agency with Digital Strategy, User Experience, Creative, Development, Social, Mobile, Integration and Analytics all delivered by an integrated team. Alex is also responsible for strategic partnerships with major technology partners and is an active member of Havas Global Digital team.
Guy Lazure
Guy is the founding principal of Projectit Performance Solutions Inc., a professional services firm dedicated to improving the delivery of strategic initiatives within organizations.
Jack Michienzi
Jen Konkle
Scott McManus
Andrea West
Andrea West is the Academic Administrative Assistant for the University of Waterloo Stratford Campus. She provides administrative support to our Director, Academic Programs as well as providing support to the Students and Faculty at our campus.
Kelly Ward
Delekè Aromolaran
Vivian Yang, PhD
Before I joined University of Waterloo, I worked with Deloitte LLP as a Senior Manager in transfer pricing (prices for intercompany transactions within multinational firms).
Douglas Peers
Douglas Peers joined the University of Waterloo on 1 July 2011 as Dean of Arts and Professor of History.
Samaa El-Sayed
Michelle Fujita
Filip Jadczak
Rocky Jain
Rocky Jain creates innovative solutions using mobile technologies that provide people with intuitive, quick, and transparent access to their financial services.
John Baker
John Baker founded the eLearning or Learning Management Systems (LMS) company Desire2Learn in 1999 after identifying his own unfulfilled need for learning online while studying Systems design engineering at the University of Waterloo.
Kathryn Miller
Jackie Loebach
Josh Garofalo
Gerald Voorhees
I teach classes in digital culture and media analysis at the Stratford campus as well as classes in public communication and social justice in the Department of Drama and Speech Communication. I am also faculty advisor for the online publication FirstPersonScholar.com, which publishes articles about games and game cultures aimed at both academic and public audiences.
Kirsty Budd
Martin Lundie
Martin Lundie is GTA Market Leader for Knowledge Based Industries, which includes media, entertainment, technology, telecommunications, cleantech and life sciences.
Momo Yimai Guan
Dr. Paul Salvini
Dr. Paul Salvini is Chief Executive Officer of the Accelerator Centre, a world-renowned not-for-profit facility dedicated to developing and strengthening technology-based businesses. He also holds appointments as Associate Vice President of Research Commercialization at the University of Waterloo and as Adjunct Professor of Computer Science in the Graduate School of Computer Science at the University of Toronto.
Shawn Falcao
Sudar Ganesamoorthy
Wil Schmor
Mary Kirsten Quilao
Carol Leaman
Carol brings more than 20 years of leadership and technology executive experience to our board along with Gamification industry insight.
Dave Moreland
Amanda Margison
Jason Cho
Jessica Thompson, MFA
I'm an Assistant Professor in Hybrid Practice at the University of Waterloo, where I teach in both the Department of Fine Art and the Stratford Campus. Prior to joining the University of Waterloo, I taught Sound Design and Foundation Studies at Brock University and Sound Art at the University at Buffalo. My artistic practice investigates spatial and social conditions within urban environments through interactive artworks situated at the intersection of sound, performance and mobile technologies.
Julian Chan
Chip Vallis
Chip Vallis has been an active and respected member of the private equity and venture capital investment world, and is now serving as Chair of the Board of Governors for the Stratford Festival.
Jane Tran
Kevin Tuer
Kevin Tuer is Managing Director of the Open Data Institute and Vice-President, Digital Media for Communitech.
Elizabeth Gray
Julia Guo
Anda Chitescu
Rachel Leslie
Gordon Lownds
Gordon Lownds, co-founder of Sleep Country Canada and Listen Up! Canada, is a successful Canadian entrepreneur.
Carlos Saavedra
Ryan Neufeld
Selina Vesely
Jane Tingley
Jane Tingley is a recipient of the Kenneth Finkelstein Prize in Sculpture and holds a BFA honours from the University of Manitoba, as well as an MFA from Concordia University. She is an Assistant Professor in Hybrid Media in the Department of Fine Arts and teaches classes at the University of Waterloo on the main campus and the Stratford Campus.
Susan Cole
Susan Cole is the Internship and Experiential Learning Manager for the University of Waterloo Stratford Campus. She is responsible for ensuring the full participation of all undergraduate and graduate students in the experiential learning components of their programs, both the Bachelor of Global Business and Digital Arts (GBDA) and the Master of Digital Experience Innovation (MDEI).
Sylvia Chrominska
Sylvia Chrominska has long been a leader in the human resources, communications and corporate social responsibilities areas. Her work in advancing careers of women has earned her many awards.
Christina Chung
John Wilkinson
Former Ontario Cabinet Minister John Wilkinson was first elected in 2003 as the member of Provincial Parliament (MPP) for Perth- Middlesex.
Valerie He
Dan Hawes
David Cox
Mara Finkelstein
Gary Bartholomew
Gary Bartholomew has created over 15 startup companies, involved from concept to public offering or acquisition. He now applies this knowledge to building unique investment products for GALT's global investor base. With an inherent understanding of the culture and DNA of a startup, he has first-hand experience in defining the winning formula for creating a performance driven culture that can be scaled to commercialization profitability.
Rick Sen
Nicole Papp
Kayla Snyder
Jordan Mandel
Jordan Mandel is the Digital Media Lab Instructor whose primary role bridges the creative and technical needs of the Stratford Campus and its GBDA students.
Jennifer R. Whitson
Joining Waterloo University in December 2014, Jen is a sociologist who researches the secret life of software, the people who make it, and how both change our daily lives. Her current projects centre on digital media incubators, indie game makers, and on the surveillance implications of data-driven design, respectively.
Craig Haney
Craig Haney has the task of bridging technical capabilities with opportunities to inspire retail experiences.
Steven Plat
Gary Wreford
Since 1990, Gary Wreford has worked in the banking industry in Canada originally with National Trust and subsequently with Scotiabank.
Rahim Khalifa
Megan Hood
Zachary Witt
Greg McIntyre
Greg McIntyre is a UW alumna, having studied Honours B.A. in Psychology, Arts & Business Studies, with an HRM Specialization. He is currently Director of Multimedia at Wilmot Centre Missionary Church.


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The Vessel explores faith in the tragedy of life.
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The 2016-17 competition begins with our kickoff event on Monday Sept. 19, 2016. Participants will hear from an inspiring entrepreneur, connect with other Startup-minded believers in an interactive session, and learn more details about the competition prizes, rules and registration procedures. Participants will also meet and hear from last year's competition winners.
September 28
Music from a wide range of genres, including funk, jazz, rock, fusion, Latin, West African and more.
October 18
Join us for a day dedicated to prospective students where you will interact with faculty and peers, participate in campus events and get in-depth answers to your questions about Rosemead School of Psychology.
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Alumni return to perform together for special Music at Noon.
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A multi-faceted performer and composer, who has successfully appeared on both operatic and concert stages.
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An artist known for her differentiations of color, touch and texture.
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Don't fall for it, not even for a one second. While school may be back in session and the stores are beginning to show the Halloween decor, you and I both know that it is still summer. The temperatures are soaring and the humidity is rising---all the more reason to continue the grilling season for months to come. Salmon used to be the only fish that I enjoyed on a regular basis, especially at restaurants and parties. Apparently I enjoyed salmon a little too much, because these days I NEVER … [Read More...]
Honey Bourbon Glazed Pork Kabobs
What's for dinner? This time of year, we have grilled about one too many burgers and I struggle to think of something different. Pork tenderloin is one of my go-to easy-to-fix dinners. But, this time of year, the heat seems to squash that idea. While quick and easy, leaving the pork tenderloin whole to roast or grill takes a bit of time. So, kabobs to the rescue. … [Read More...]
Delicious Dump Cakes on QVC
Unbelievable, but it is true. We just returned from our second appearance on QVC! Don't worry if you missed it, you can watch it here. It was such a thrill to introduce our newest cookbook, Delicious Dump Cakes on QVC! To a live audience! With QVC host David Venable! For fans of QVC you can imagine the thrill. For those of you that are new to QVC, let us share some insight. … [Read More...]
QVC! Here we come!
Pinch us! We can't believe it! We are returning to QVC! We are thrilled and will again feature our cookbook, Delicious Dump Cakes. We can't wait to share the sweet and easy cakes with you! … [Read More...]
Salmon Spread
Summertime and the living is easy, don't you agree? Our meals during summer look very different than during the other seasons when we are crazy busy. Summer means later dinners or even appetizers with a cold drink or glass of wine, and that becomes dinner many a day. This is what makes summer fun. … [Read More...]
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Where is summer going? My dad would always say that when July 4 came, it felt like the summer was half over. Oh no! Say it ain't so! We all have lots of summer days and fun ahead! … [Read More...]
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Just like clockwork every year, it happens. The temperature soars into three digits or at least it feels like the number is 3 digits and everyone begins counting the days until cooler weather. Dinner still needs to be prepared and this time of year, the easier the better. No one wants to heat up the oven and in turn heat up the kitchen. This main dish salad is perfect for these hot summer days and the leftover make great lunches for work the next day. … [Read More...]
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Summertime! Don't you just love it? While I am not a huge fan of the intense heat and humidity in the Midwest, I adore and cherish the picnics, family reunions and entertaining friends. It seems there is a bit more time in the summer to slow down and enjoy those you love. Goodness knows with the news headlines, we all need to spend time with those we cherish and love as well as count our blessings. One of my top reasons for starting this blog was to have a central location where my family … [Read More...]
BBQ Brined Turkey Breast
We have been remodeling our kitchen—with all of its excitement and challenges! It means that I have no kitchen right now, but have hope for something wonderful to come. Thank goodness it is the ideal time of year to cook outside on the grill and I just had to share one of our favorite meats. … [Read More...]
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does it get easier??
E+R <3 married 3/13/15
JT(30 weeks pre-e) 11/17/12, baby mac (mc 5weeks) 10/2014
C'mon Termie!!!! EDD12/13/15
DD Charlotte jumped feet first into the world 8/17/12 at 2 lbs. 2 oz. (26 weeks)
Bronze (oYo)
Mommy to Aiden James born 9/8/10 at 31 weeks 4lbs 1oz
Mommy to Bella Jean born 8/29/12 at 35 weeks 6lbs
Mommy to Evan Eddie born 3/18/14 at 36 weeks 7lbs Gold( . Y . )X3
My little secret: I didn't pump at night. I was completely exhausted the first few weeks after DS was born (due to stress and missing two consecutive nights of sleep before/when he was born and not getting a chance to make up the lost sleep), so I slept 7-8 hours straight at night. I pumped a little more often during the day so that I could fit in 7 sessions per day. I know not everyone can get away with not pumping at night, but it worked out well for me.
Peter Thien arrived 07/2010 at 27w5d. Uterine septum resected 07/2011. Alina Kim arrived 03/2015 at 38w2d.
Baby #1 EDD: November 2nd, 2012
Nyla Simone born 26 weeks 4 days on my wedding anniversary July 31, 2012!
Baby #2 EDD: August 4th, 2013
I only pumped once during the night and it was fine. I pumped extra during the day.
YES, it gets much easier as they get bigger. Hang in there!
Karoline + DH =
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I also just couldn't get up at night - I tried and tried, but I was emotionally and physically exhausted and try as I may I just couldn't find enough motivation. For me it didn't make a difference, thank God, I pumped 20oz in my morning pump and another 30oz throughout the day and didn't experience supply drop off until I stopped pumping at 6 months and switched to EBF. Hang in there and do what you need to do, if you need to pump at night for your own peace of mind/or for your supply then I certainly don't want to discourage you. I just wanted to say that your "may" not need to. Good luck.
E+R <3 married 3/13/15
JT(30 weeks pre-e) 11/17/12, baby mac (mc 5weeks) 10/2014
C'mon Termie!!!! EDD12/13/15
I also slept at least 6hrs overnight (unless I woke up naturally). For me, I'd been very sick, had a really rough and complicated surgery, and was at a high risk for PPD. I felt like sleeping really helped my emotional/mental health-which ultimately was good for my baby.
J10, 10w mc, K7 (lost her twin at 11w), 9w mmc, C4, Twins born 23w1d: ^O^ 1day, E spent 125d NICU stay is thriving at home!! JS 28w2d-60d NICU stay


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Complaint Review: Palm Beach Jewelry
Palm Beach Jewelry6400 East Rogers Circle Boca Raton, FL 33499 Boca Raton, Florida United States of America
Palm Beach Jewelry Attempted Fraud with my Credit card Boca Raton, Florida
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AUTHOR: susieq5753 - (USA)
SUBMITTED: Monday, January 04, 2016POSTED: Monday, January 04, 2016
I am a customer of PalmBeach Jewelry and am happy with their customer service and jewelry. I have bought gifts for Christmas and just to appease myself with cologne. I have no problem with the way they do business and this is 3 years later so guess they got it together since this was written.
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SUBMITTED: Saturday, August 10, 2013POSTED: Saturday, August 10, 2013
my wife ordered two rings from palm beach jewelry on 07/06/2013. the order amount was $162.90, but seh sent them $164.23. on 08/08/2013 i called them and asked why we have not received the order, they said that we still owed them $10.11. palm beach jewelry never tried to call us nor wirte us about this and when i asked them why, they said they didn't have a phone number or address, which is a lie because my wife has ordered jewelry from them in the recent past. they did cash the check on 07/17/2013. so i told them to keep their jewelry and give me a full refund. at 2:39 on 08/08/2013 they called me and said that they were going to waive the $10.11 and send us the jewelry and i told them to give me a full refund or i was going to file a criminal complaint with a postal inspector and sue them them in civil court. latter some lady named cassandra called from palm beach and said they will give me a full refund and said they will send the check out on 08/09/2013. i told her i wanted e-mail confermation, which i did get. i am waiting to see if they keep their word, if they don't than i will nail them with mail fraud and sue them in civil court. do not trust this company! they are crooks!
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AUTHOR: Palm Beach Jewelry Customer Support - (United States of America)
SUBMITTED: Friday, January 11, 2013POSTED: Friday, January 11, 2013
We strive daily to ensure that all our customers are handled in a professional manner and that all issues have been resolved in a timely manner. I assure you our company is not in financial jeopardy. We have added additional security measures to protect our customers from potential fraud. Certain orders are placed on Security Hold so our Verifications Department can confirm their validity. This may delay an order by a day or two but we appreciate your understanding of the importance of this procedure. We do ask that if you have any further issues, to contact us directly at 888-299-4116 and we will be more than happy to resolve your issue and clarify any concerns you may have.
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Bicester Village is home to over 130 designer outlet boutiques set around delightful open-air pedestrianized streets. These boutiques offer up to 60% off the previous seasons' collections from the world's leading fashion and lifestyle brand names. Designers such as Anya Hindmarch, Aquascutum, Bally, Cath Kidston, Church's, DKNY, Hugo Boss, Matthew Williamson, Rupert Sanderson, Salvatore Ferragamo, Samsonite, Ted Baker, and Temperley London can all be purchased here.
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- To participate in 15% off orders over $75, simply add qualifying product to your shopping cart, Use code FIGHT15 and 15% off orders over $75 will automatically be applied to your order. Offer excludes Championship Belt and Official Fight Gloves.
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Wick moisture away with ease while you're working out by wearing this Bugeisha training T-shirt by RYU. It features a printed graphic on the front and back, a printed brand name running up the chest and cap sleeves for style and comfort.
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Complaint Review: Wealth Of Health
Wealth Of Healthwww.wealthofhealth.com Internet U.S.A.
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When I read my statement, there was a charge from a company called Wealth of Health. Included was their number, 8669317313. Curious of what I actually bought, and thinking maybe I DID do an order through them, I proceeded to give them a call only to be given a recorded voice message directing me to their website. I tried going to their website only to find out it did not exist.
My searching revealed a small, Idaho based company for health supplies that might have been the company. I called and talked to the lady that answered the phone. Come to find out, she told me she has received phone calls from about 50 individuals in te past 2 weeks for the same thing. Startling revelation.
I am writing this report to help out anyone that has fallen victim to this scam. According the the owner of Wealth of Health nutrition in Idaho, I am not the first, and will not be the last, individual who is having this problem. Even though the change was not for much, ($50), if they take $50 from 9 other people, that is $500 in one day in their pocket. Please be careful and if you do fall victim to this scam, more individuals together will have more impact than just this one guy.
Lawrence, Kansas
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Liverpool Message Board
Midfield Goal Magician
Probably jynxed the guy, assuming that it happens.. I'd normally dismiss this one, but it's being spoken about openly on the American Airwaves, and it's seemed in the past year or so, the more open they talk on our Fox Soccer here, the closer they really are, so I'm going to keep open to it. I had also dismissed it as a rumor earlier in the season because I just didn't like it, but after seeing Champions League I had a better chance to view..
We're linked with a 20M move for Henrikh Mkhitaryan from Shakhtar Donetsk. They seem to produce 1 big buy/player every year who moves on, often rumored to Chelsea, ie - last year Willian who ended up going to Russia for a zillion euros instead.. Anyways, he's 24, and sorta resembles Eden Hazard a bit, has incredible speed and change of direction. He scored 25 goals this past season playing from the #10 spot, which is phenomenal. I think I was against him for the price and being so focused on strikers, but having seen how advanced he can play, and almost resembles a striker, as well as a wide player from both sides,has made me change my tune. The reports here (ESPN / FOX) say, that FSG are not opposed to his price tag, nor would it impact any money devoted to other players, or from potential sale of Suarez, should it happen.
Anyways, it's on the rumor list on the LFC page, I chose a video to highlight his actual movement, speed and overall play. Some would say they're happy with Coutinho in that spot, but if we can keep him left, and add this guy as a sit behind the striker, and add Iago Aspas wide right, which I'm expecting in a week or so, that could be dynamite, assuming any of our strikers still have all their limbs opening day..
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dsteer_lfc_68 dsteer_lfc_68 Jun 4, 2013 22:23 Flag
Certainly seems to like to get into the box, and seems to have great pace to get him there quickly. Actually the highlight reel reminds me a bit of some of the footage of Borini we saw last summer (don't blow a gasket Colin!), and with that being said I'm wondering if the strategy is not to replace or provide competition for Coutinho, but more build up a stable of false number 9s who can all play across the front line. Might put a slightly different perspective on our potential striker crisis early doors next season.