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Address: Suite 17-4890 Rutherford Rd, Nanaimo, BC, V9T4Z4, Nanaimo. See full address and map.
Address: Suite 101-1873 Main St, Penticton, BC, V2A5H2, Penticton. See full address and map.
Address: G-2085 50 Ave, Red Deer, AB, T4R1Z4, Red. See full address and map.
Address: 516 St Albert Tr, ST ALBERT, AB, Albert. See full address and map.
Address: 253 Wilson St E, Ancaster, ON, L9G2B8, Ancaster. See full address and map.
Address: 24 Queens Square, Cambridge, ON, N1S1H6, Cambridge. See full address and map.
Address: 4259 Hastings St, Burnaby, BC, V5C2J5, Burnaby. See full address and map.
Address: 5489 Kingsway, Burnaby, BC, V5H2G1, Burnaby. See full address and map.
Address: Suite 202-58 Station St, Duncan, BC, V9L1M4, Duncan. See full address and map.
Address: 87 College Cir, Red Deer, AB, T4R0M2, Red. See full address and map.
Address: 305 Broadway, MB, R3C3J7, Dugald. See full address and map.
Address: 1910-200 Granville St, Vancouver, BC, V6C2R6, Vancouver. See full address and map.
Address: 400 30 Duke W, Kitchener, ON, N2H3W5, Kitchener. See full address and map.
Address: 2 Wilson E, Perth, ON, K7H1L2, Kingston. See full address and map.
Address: 19-1550 Bayly St, Pickering, ON, L1W3W1, Pickering. See full address and map.
Address: 422 Germain, St-Léonard-d'Aston, QC, J0C1M0, Becancour. See full address and map.
Address: 422, rue Germain, St-Léonard-d'Aston, QC, J0C1M0, RUE. See full address and map.
Address: Suite 101-596 Martin St, Penticton, BC, V2A5L4, Penticton. See full address and map.
Address: 91B Scurfield Blvd, Winnipeg, MB, R3Y1G4, Winnipeg. See full address and map.
Address: 8055 Argyll Rd NW, Edmonton, AB, T6C4A9, Edmonton. See full address and map.
Address: 13108 Lake Crimson Dr SE, Calgary, AB, T2J3K5, Calgary. See full address and map.
Address: 83 Veronica, COBOURG, ON, K9A4J9, Cobourg. See full address and map.
Address: 3071 rang St Alexis, St-Maurice, QC, G0X2X0, Other. See full address and map.
Address: Suite 100-4770 68 Ave SE Calgary, AB, T2C4M7, Calgary. See full address and map.
Address: 208-1349 Lasalle Blvd, Sudbury, ON, P3A1Z2, Sudbury. See full address and map.
Address: 300 ch des Sorbiers, St-Sauveur, QC, J0R1K0, CH. See full address and map.
Address: 53, rue Montmartre, Gatineau, QC, J8Y5E9, Gatineau. See full address and map.
Address: 235, boul Charest E Québec, QC, G1K3G8, CH. See full address and map.
Address: 80 Mgr Tessier E, Rouyn-Noranda, QC, J9X3B9, Rouyn-Noranda. See full address and map.
Address: 617 St Felix, Cornwall, ON, K6H5B4, Cornwall. See full address and map.
Address: 10150 Gillanders Rd, Chilliwack, BC, V2P6H4, Chilliwack. See full address and map.
Address: 2685, rue Rolland, Sainte-Adèle, QC, J8B1C9, Saint. See full address and map.
Address: 301-371 Hudson St NW, Salmon Arm, BC, V1E2S1, Salmon. See full address and map.
Address: 259 Nilus-Leclerc, L'Islet, QC, G0R2C0, Other. See full address and map.
Address: SW 10-7-16W, Wawanesa, MB, R0K2G0, Alexander. See full address and map.
Address: 1285, rue Notre-Dame E, Victoriaville, QC, G6P4B8, Victoria. See full address and map.
Address: 336 Bd St Luc, St-Jean-sur-Richelieu, QC, J2W2A3, Richelieu. See full address and map.
Address: 6316 Crestwood Dr, Duncan, BC, V9L5R3, Duncan. See full address and map.

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address: suite 17-4890 rutherford rd, nanaimo, bc, v9t4z4, nanaimo. see full address and map.
address: suite 101-1873 main st, penticton, bc, v2a5h2, penticton. see full address and map.
address: g-2085 50 ave, red deer, ab, t4r1z4, red. see full address and map.
address: 516 st albert tr, st albert, ab, albert. see full address and map.
address: 253 wilson st e, ancaster, on, l9g2b8, ancaster. see full address and map.
address: 24 queens square, cambridge, on, n1s1h6, cambridge. see full address and map.
address: 4259 hastings st, burnaby, bc, v5c2j5, burnaby. see full address and map.
address: 5489 kingsway, burnaby, bc, v5h2g1, burnaby. see full address and map.
address: suite 202-58 station st, duncan, bc, v9l1m4, duncan. see full address and map.
address: 87 college cir, red deer, ab, t4r0m2, red. see full address and map.
address: 305 broadway, mb, r3c3j7, dugald. see full address and map.
address: 1910-200 granville st, vancouver, bc, v6c2r6, vancouver. see full address and map.
address: 400 30 duke w, kitchener, on, n2h3w5, kitchener. see full address and map.
address: 2 wilson e, perth, on, k7h1l2, kingston. see full address and map.
address: 19-1550 bayly st, pickering, on, l1w3w1, pickering. see full address and map.
address: 422 germain, st-léonard-d'aston, qc, j0c1m0, becancour. see full address and map.
address: 422, rue germain, st-léonard-d'aston, qc, j0c1m0, rue. see full address and map.
address: suite 101-596 martin st, penticton, bc, v2a5l4, penticton. see full address and map.
address: 91b scurfield blvd, winnipeg, mb, r3y1g4, winnipeg. see full address and map.
address: 8055 argyll rd nw, edmonton, ab, t6c4a9, edmonton. see full address and map.
address: 13108 lake crimson dr se, calgary, ab, t2j3k5, calgary. see full address and map.
address: 83 veronica, cobourg, on, k9a4j9, cobourg. see full address and map.
address: 3071 rang st alexis, st-maurice, qc, g0x2x0, other. see full address and map.
address: suite 100-4770 68 ave se calgary, ab, t2c4m7, calgary. see full address and map.
address: 208-1349 lasalle blvd, sudbury, on, p3a1z2, sudbury. see full address and map.
address: 300 ch des sorbiers, st-sauveur, qc, j0r1k0, ch. see full address and map.
address: 53, rue montmartre, gatineau, qc, j8y5e9, gatineau. see full address and map.
address: 235, boul charest e québec, qc, g1k3g8, ch. see full address and map.
address: 80 mgr tessier e, rouyn-noranda, qc, j9x3b9, rouyn-noranda. see full address and map.
address: 617 st felix, cornwall, on, k6h5b4, cornwall. see full address and map.
address: 10150 gillanders rd, chilliwack, bc, v2p6h4, chilliwack. see full address and map.
address: 2685, rue rolland, sainte-adèle, qc, j8b1c9, saint. see full address and map.
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Same women. Same day. Different angles.
If you scroll through the #SelfLove and #BodyPositivity hashtags on Instagram, you'll see an array of what appear to be transformation photos—side-by-side shots that people use to proudly share their progress in changing their weight, size, or muscle tone. These images are popular within the fitness community, where they serve as inspiration for people looking to change themselves physically or live healthier lives.
But a closer look will reveal something interesting: Many of these side-by-sides aren't traditional transformation photos at all. Instead, they're "5-second transformations" taken by body-positive Instagrammers hoping to show how misleading images on social media can be. Whereas most transformation photos are shot over a period of weeks or months, these 5-second transformation photos are taken mere seconds apart, and they highlight how easy it is to manipulate an image using different poses, lighting, and camera angles.
For example, when Aerie Real model Iskra Lawrence casually sits down, she has visible stomach rolls. But when she arches her back, they magically disappear. When self-love influencer Milly Smith wears high-waisted tights, her stomach looks flat. But when she pulls the waistline to her hips and relaxes her abs muscles, her stomach looks round. And when body-positive blogger Maggie stands straight, you can see her six-pack. But when she bends over, you can see the loose skin from her past pregnancies. These are just a few of the many body-positive women reminding their followers that reality isn't always as it may look on social media.
Here, 20 women challenging the way their followers think about social media through side-by-side photos.

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same women. same day. different angles.
if you scroll through the #selflove and #bodypositivity hashtags on instagram, you'll see an array of what appear to be transformation photos—side-by-side shots that people use to proudly share their progress in changing their weight, size, or muscle tone. these images are popular within the fitness community, where they serve as inspiration for people looking to change themselves physically or live healthier lives.
but a closer look will reveal something interesting: many of these side-by-sides aren't traditional transformation photos at all. instead, they're "5-second transformations" taken by body-positive instagrammers hoping to show how misleading images on social media can be. whereas most transformation photos are shot over a period of weeks or months, these 5-second transformation photos are taken mere seconds apart, and they highlight how easy it is to manipulate an image using different poses, lighting, and camera angles.
for example, when aerie real model iskra lawrence casually sits down, she has visible stomach rolls. but when she arches her back, they magically disappear. when self-love influencer milly smith wears high-waisted tights, her stomach looks flat. but when she pulls the waistline to her hips and relaxes her abs muscles, her stomach looks round. and when body-positive blogger maggie stands straight, you can see her six-pack. but when she bends over, you can see the loose skin from her past pregnancies. these are just a few of the many body-positive women reminding their followers that reality isn't always as it may look on social media.
here, 20 women challenging the way their followers think about social media through side-by-side photos.


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On behalf of the entire team we would like to extend a warm welcome to our practice website. Everyone at the practice is committed to providing you with the very best in ENT healthcare. Our staff each bring a level of commitment and years of experience to the practice and have all attained high standards of professional qualification. Our primary goal is to provide excellence in all facets of ENT, Allergy, Audiology and Hearing Aid Services utilizing the most current techniques and technologies.
To offer a teamwork approach providing comprehensive services to address all of your ENT, hearing and balance healthcare needs.
To significantly improve your quality of life by improving your health and hearing.

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on behalf of the entire team we would like to extend a warm welcome to our practice website. everyone at the practice is committed to providing you with the very best in ent healthcare. our staff each bring a level of commitment and years of experience to the practice and have all attained high standards of professional qualification. our primary goal is to provide excellence in all facets of ent, allergy, audiology and hearing aid services utilizing the most current techniques and technologies.
to offer a teamwork approach providing comprehensive services to address all of your ent, hearing and balance healthcare needs.
to significantly improve your quality of life by improving your health and hearing.


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Changes are coming to the Colorado Springs Business Journal, even as you read this. But we’re hoping you won’t notice them — at least not in print.
After many years at 31 E. Platte Ave., we’re moving to the opposite corner of downtown. Our new home will be at 235 S. Nevada Ave., which also has housed the Colorado Springs Independent for about the past decade.
Since our current ownership, Colorado Publishing Co., took over the Business Journal in June 2012, we’ve remained at the corner of Platte and Tejon, the paper’s home for more than two decades. But with our lease ending Oct. 31, owners John Weiss and Fran Zankowski feel the company can operate not only more cost-effectively but also more effectively under the same roof as the Independent, where the two newspapers will coexist but with separate editorial staffs, identities and editorial philosophies, none of which will change.
CSBJ’s first issue hit the streets on April 1, 1989, which means we neglected earlier this year to celebrate our 25th birthday. The paper was started by Chuck Sheldon and Roger Powell, first publishing twice a month before changing to a weekly in 1994. Initially, CSBJ operated out of the DeGraff Building on Tejon Street (above the Old Chicago restaurant), before moving to 31 E. Platte in 1993, initially on the second floor in offices that have remained virtually the same for the past 21 years. Sometime later, when the third floor of the building came available, CSBJ filled it as well. In July 1998, the company was sold to Dolan Media Co., based in Minneapolis.
At Platte and Tejon, the staff has felt connected to the pulse of Colorado Springs. But we still have that at the corner of Nevada and Vermijo, just east of the Pioneers Museum. If anything our offices will be easier for the public to access, with plenty of street parking. Our phone numbers will remain the same, so many folks shouldn’t notice anything different — unless they need to visit or meet with us in person on our turf.
We’ll miss being able to walk just steps to such wonderful lunch spots and gathering places as Tony’s Bar, Poor Richard’s, Wild Goose, José Muldoon’s, Bella’s Bistro Bakery, Azada, Smiley’s and, of course, the Curbside Cuisine food trucks. At all of them, we have developed relationships beyond just being customers. We’ve wanted them to succeed and we promise to continue patronizing them.
We appreciate the compliments, and we hope to continue that progress for many years to come.

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changes are coming to the colorado springs business journal, even as you read this. but we’re hoping you won’t notice them — at least not in print.
after many years at 31 e. platte ave., we’re moving to the opposite corner of downtown. our new home will be at 235 s. nevada ave., which also has housed the colorado springs independent for about the past decade.
since our current ownership, colorado publishing co., took over the business journal in june 2012, we’ve remained at the corner of platte and tejon, the paper’s home for more than two decades. but with our lease ending oct. 31, owners john weiss and fran zankowski feel the company can operate not only more cost-effectively but also more effectively under the same roof as the independent, where the two newspapers will coexist but with separate editorial staffs, identities and editorial philosophies, none of which will change.
csbj’s first issue hit the streets on april 1, 1989, which means we neglected earlier this year to celebrate our 25th birthday. the paper was started by chuck sheldon and roger powell, first publishing twice a month before changing to a weekly in 1994. initially, csbj operated out of the degraff building on tejon street (above the old chicago restaurant), before moving to 31 e. platte in 1993, initially on the second floor in offices that have remained virtually the same for the past 21 years. sometime later, when the third floor of the building came available, csbj filled it as well. in july 1998, the company was sold to dolan media co., based in minneapolis.
at platte and tejon, the staff has felt connected to the pulse of colorado springs. but we still have that at the corner of nevada and vermijo, just east of the pioneers museum. if anything our offices will be easier for the public to access, with plenty of street parking. our phone numbers will remain the same, so many folks shouldn’t notice anything different — unless they need to visit or meet with us in person on our turf.
we’ll miss being able to walk just steps to such wonderful lunch spots and gathering places as tony’s bar, poor richard’s, wild goose, josé muldoon’s, bella’s bistro bakery, azada, smiley’s and, of course, the curbside cuisine food trucks. at all of them, we have developed relationships beyond just being customers. we’ve wanted them to succeed and we promise to continue patronizing them.
we appreciate the compliments, and we hope to continue that progress for many years to come.


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The leadership of Ohanaeze Ndigbo in Bayelsa State, yesterday, denied the rumoured endorsement of former Vice President Atiku Abubakar for the 2019 presidential election during his visit to the state last month to canvass for support.
The Ohanaeze said it was against the objectives of the pan-Igbo socio cultural group to delve into partisan politics, describing the alleged endorsement as a disgrace to Igbos.
The caretaker chairman of the group in Bayelsa, Chief Nkem Mark, made the clarification during a reconciliation meeting of the group with its local chapter in Ogbia Local Government Area held at Imiringi village in the state.
He described those that purportedly endorsed Atiku when the PDP was yet to pick its presidential candidate as imposters and political jobbers whose sole aim remained monetary gains.

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the leadership of ohanaeze ndigbo in bayelsa state, yesterday, denied the rumoured endorsement of former vice president atiku abubakar for the 2019 presidential election during his visit to the state last month to canvass for support.
the ohanaeze said it was against the objectives of the pan-igbo socio cultural group to delve into partisan politics, describing the alleged endorsement as a disgrace to igbos.
the caretaker chairman of the group in bayelsa, chief nkem mark, made the clarification during a reconciliation meeting of the group with its local chapter in ogbia local government area held at imiringi village in the state.
he described those that purportedly endorsed atiku when the pdp was yet to pick its presidential candidate as imposters and political jobbers whose sole aim remained monetary gains.


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Many of you have had the pleasure to meet Frida, one of P&P’s most visible and vocal feline Mascots. Rescued in February 2008 at roughly eight years of age, she went from a dirty, overweight, deaf and toothless street cat to design-savvy, lofty diva and P&P media darling. Most recently Frida was spotted in-stores as our resident hostess of the Meow Mingle. Sadly, the weekend before Mother’s Day Frida was unexpectedly diagnosed with several untreatable masses affecting her abdomen and our journey together ended abruptly. Truly a very special diamond in the rough, Frida touched our lives in so many exceptional ways. Finding pleasure in leather handbags and shoes, defying the presence of dogs, singing to entertain herself – Surely the best three years of her life ended with a certain grace not unlike the way we shared our pillow with her every night.
Frida has become a celebrity in her own right – representing P&P in many photo/video shoots. She has been featured on Good Morning America, KTLA Morning News, HGTV, and More. She feasted on many special Shark Plate meals at the Pawbar, and gave her purr of approval on many a store window design and modern cat furniture. She will forever be remembered.

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many of you have had the pleasure to meet frida, one of p&p’s most visible and vocal feline mascots. rescued in february 2008 at roughly eight years of age, she went from a dirty, overweight, deaf and toothless street cat to design-savvy, lofty diva and p&p media darling. most recently frida was spotted in-stores as our resident hostess of the meow mingle. sadly, the weekend before mother’s day frida was unexpectedly diagnosed with several untreatable masses affecting her abdomen and our journey together ended abruptly. truly a very special diamond in the rough, frida touched our lives in so many exceptional ways. finding pleasure in leather handbags and shoes, defying the presence of dogs, singing to entertain herself – surely the best three years of her life ended with a certain grace not unlike the way we shared our pillow with her every night.
frida has become a celebrity in her own right – representing p&p in many photo/video shoots. she has been featured on good morning america, ktla morning news, hgtv, and more. she feasted on many special shark plate meals at the pawbar, and gave her purr of approval on many a store window design and modern cat furniture. she will forever be remembered.


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"Folk Stories of Polish Jews between the World Wars"
"Rabbis and Rabbinical Judges in Galicia in the First Half of the 19th Century: A Typology of Traditional Leadership in Crisis"
"The Jews of North-East Belarus between the World Wars"
"Sefer Hasidim: A Censored Essay Condemning Hasidism and its Place in the Struggle between Hasidim and Mitnagdim"
"Perspectives on Jewish and Cultural Identity among New Immigrants from the USSR and the C.I.S in Russian-Language Journalism in Israel"
"The Grey Years? Soviet Jewry in the Post-Stalin Era, 1953-1964"
"Creating Jewish Culture in Hungary: Jozsef Patai and his Periodical Past and Future, 1911-1944"
"Russian Jewry between the First Russian Revolution and the First World War: Political Forces and Cultural Politics"
"The Austrian Educational System and the Maskil as a Civil Servant: German-Jewish Schools in Galicia and the Activities of Herz Homberg and Josef Perl, 1786-1848"
"The Jewish Policy of the Communist Regime in Poland after the Holocaust, 1944-1951"
"Modern Russian-Jewish Literature in Israel, Germany and the USA: Humor and Satire -- Jewish Tradition in Migration".
"Russian Jews under Tzarist Army Rule during the First World War"
"Czech-German Jewry, Prague Zionists and the Beginnings of Ethno-National Criticism in Zionism, 1900-1921"
"The 'Jewish Question' in Russian Prose during the Second Half of the 19th Century"
"The Contribution of Jewish Publishing Houses to Russian Culture from the Second Half of the 19th Century until the Dawn of the 20th Century"

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"folk stories of polish jews between the world wars"
"rabbis and rabbinical judges in galicia in the first half of the 19th century: a typology of traditional leadership in crisis"
"the jews of north-east belarus between the world wars"
"sefer hasidim: a censored essay condemning hasidism and its place in the struggle between hasidim and mitnagdim"
"perspectives on jewish and cultural identity among new immigrants from the ussr and the c.i.s in russian-language journalism in israel"
"the grey years? soviet jewry in the post-stalin era, 1953-1964"
"creating jewish culture in hungary: jozsef patai and his periodical past and future, 1911-1944"
"russian jewry between the first russian revolution and the first world war: political forces and cultural politics"
"the austrian educational system and the maskil as a civil servant: german-jewish schools in galicia and the activities of herz homberg and josef perl, 1786-1848"
"the jewish policy of the communist regime in poland after the holocaust, 1944-1951"
"modern russian-jewish literature in israel, germany and the usa: humor and satire -- jewish tradition in migration".
"russian jews under tzarist army rule during the first world war"
"czech-german jewry, prague zionists and the beginnings of ethno-national criticism in zionism, 1900-1921"
"the 'jewish question' in russian prose during the second half of the 19th century"
"the contribution of jewish publishing houses to russian culture from the second half of the 19th century until the dawn of the 20th century"


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Ohio State sought out coach's widow to determine what to do about royalties.
COLUMBUS -- When you're hot, you're hot.
J.K. Dobbins was likely to be the object of a recruiting war deep in the heart of Texas this year, but the speedy running back pulled a fast one: He committed to Ohio State.

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ohio state sought out coach's widow to determine what to do about royalties.
columbus -- when you're hot, you're hot.
j.k. dobbins was likely to be the object of a recruiting war deep in the heart of texas this year, but the speedy running back pulled a fast one: he committed to ohio state.


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navy self-design sweater, has a round neck, long sleeves, ribbed hem material & care:cotton machine-..
red red printed pullover sweater, has a v-neck, long sleeves, ribbed hem material & care:cotton mach..
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black and charcoal grey striped sweater, has a mock collar, long sleeves, button closure, ribbed hem..
black and off-white self-design pullover, has a round neck, long sleeves, ribbed hem material & care..
product info & carekeep your style looking on point with a pair of john players trousers. you can w..
product info & carestep up your formal style game with these top-notch ed hardy trousers. style thi..
slim-fit stretch-cotton cargo pants in blue. fading throughout. mid-rise. six-pocket styling. button..
barena venezia's shirt is crafted of navy plain-weave virgin wool. convertible notched collar. short..
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text: First you’ll soak the chicken tenders in pickle juice for 4 to 6 hours. You can use chicken tenderloins, or cut 3 boneless chicken breasts into strips. Next you’ll put the chicken in a mixture of buttermilk and hot sauce for 1 hour. It’s enough hot sauce to give them a little zip, but I wouldn’t say they are spicy.

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In December 2010 I took a trip to British Columbia, Canada to visit friends and family.
While I was there my friend suggested we pay a visit to a special wine shop located in White Rock called Mud Bay Wines. This wine shop carries only VQA certified British Columbia wines. The shop is fairly small, but it is well laid out and has a huge selection of BC wines. The staff was friendly and helpful as well. I found the purchasing process unusual in that I knew nothing of the wineries or viticultural areas. And very few of the wines had shelf talkers. It was like being transported back in time to my first wine purchase. So after much deliberation, we made our choices and headed home to critique. The wines are in the order that we consumed them. I thought I would be able to find the technical information about each wine online, so I did not include them in my notes. However, upon sitting down to write this post I have discovered that this information is hard to find! Note to less well known wine producers: Consumers like to know as much as possible about your wines, the process and the technical information.
The first wine we popped open was Volcanic Hills, 2009 Gamay Noir from British Columbia’s Okanagan Valley.
Next up was Domaine de Chaberton 2008 Pinot Gris, Okanagan Valley.
Wine number three was Summerhill Pyramid Winery’s 2006 Riesling, Okanagan Valley.
Wine number four: Church & State Wines, 2006 Quintessential red blend.
A couple of nights later my friends and I visited Salt Tasting Room in downtown Vancouver. Upon being seated I asked our server, who also happened to be the inventory manager, for the best Bordeaux blend he had.
Wine number five: Clos du Soleil Red 2007 Similkameen, British Columbia.
This wine is a blend of 60% Cabernet, 22% Merlot and 18% Cabernet Franc aged for 18 months in 80% French Oak, 20% American Oak. The alcohol comes in at 13.3%. Production for the Clos du Soleil Red 2007 was only 450 cases.
This wine was by far the best wine of my trip. It displayed a pleasantly aromatic nose of cassis and vanilla with floral notes. The palate featured chewy plummy tannins, great structure and a nice long finish. A well balanced wine with all of its components in check. This wine retails for around $40 a bottle which may be a little pricey but considering the comparative quality, it is worth it. 88 points.
I hope to get back to British Columbia again in 2011 and to sample more of what British Columbia has to offer in terms of wine. I will have to be a little more discerning in my selections in the future, maybe to a little more research ahead of time. The Canadian dollar is currently at par with the U.S. dollar which can put a lot of pressure on the budget when buying multiple bottles of wine purely for review. Have you tried any wines from British Columbia, have you tried any of the wines reviewed here?

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in december 2010 i took a trip to british columbia, canada to visit friends and family.
while i was there my friend suggested we pay a visit to a special wine shop located in white rock called mud bay wines. this wine shop carries only vqa certified british columbia wines. the shop is fairly small, but it is well laid out and has a huge selection of bc wines. the staff was friendly and helpful as well. i found the purchasing process unusual in that i knew nothing of the wineries or viticultural areas. and very few of the wines had shelf talkers. it was like being transported back in time to my first wine purchase. so after much deliberation, we made our choices and headed home to critique. the wines are in the order that we consumed them. i thought i would be able to find the technical information about each wine online, so i did not include them in my notes. however, upon sitting down to write this post i have discovered that this information is hard to find! note to less well known wine producers: consumers like to know as much as possible about your wines, the process and the technical information.
the first wine we popped open was volcanic hills, 2009 gamay noir from british columbia’s okanagan valley.
next up was domaine de chaberton 2008 pinot gris, okanagan valley.
wine number three was summerhill pyramid winery’s 2006 riesling, okanagan valley.
wine number four: church & state wines, 2006 quintessential red blend.
a couple of nights later my friends and i visited salt tasting room in downtown vancouver. upon being seated i asked our server, who also happened to be the inventory manager, for the best bordeaux blend he had.
wine number five: clos du soleil red 2007 similkameen, british columbia.
this wine is a blend of 60% cabernet, 22% merlot and 18% cabernet franc aged for 18 months in 80% french oak, 20% american oak. the alcohol comes in at 13.3%. production for the clos du soleil red 2007 was only 450 cases.
this wine was by far the best wine of my trip. it displayed a pleasantly aromatic nose of cassis and vanilla with floral notes. the palate featured chewy plummy tannins, great structure and a nice long finish. a well balanced wine with all of its components in check. this wine retails for around $40 a bottle which may be a little pricey but considering the comparative quality, it is worth it. 88 points.
i hope to get back to british columbia again in 2011 and to sample more of what british columbia has to offer in terms of wine. i will have to be a little more discerning in my selections in the future, maybe to a little more research ahead of time. the canadian dollar is currently at par with the u.s. dollar which can put a lot of pressure on the budget when buying multiple bottles of wine purely for review. have you tried any wines from british columbia, have you tried any of the wines reviewed here?


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Like most things in life, creating a home as a couple is all about compromise. Just ask Lara Bandler and Chad Hogan, the owners of this beautiful home in Topanga Canyon, CA. The couple met over eight years ago in New York City while working for Vitamin Water, Lara as the director of public relations and Chad as the creative director. Over that time, their relationship toggled between friendship and dating, but it wasn’t until Lara moved out to Los Angeles to start her own PR firm that the two decided to “make it real.” Now engaged, the couple have both made Los Angeles County their home, choosing the Topanga Canyon region after Chad came across an article about it in Rolling Stone.
The master suite. "I call it a suite," Lara says, "because when we bought the house this was just one empty room and we decided that unless we could turn this into our master suite, the house wouldn't work for us. We had to get super creative because it was a small room. We made the space feel like a mini hotel suite. Our bed is the only thing in our bedroom and behind our bed is a huge double shower and behind the shower is our bathroom vanities and then Chad's closet and my closet with a separate W/C." Handmade bedside tables from Etsy, bedding from West Elm, bed from Room & Board, arrows from Frederick's & Mae.
The opposite wall of the master bedroom.
Behind the bed is a small bathroom with vanities and a shower. "I loved the sink faucets because having grown up in Paris, they say 'chaud' and 'froid,'"Lara says, "reminding me of my love for the French language."
The living/dining area features the home's original fireplace, made from gears and a sawdust collector. The year "2014" is etched into the floor in front of it, a reminder of the whirlwind year the couple has had—buying and restoring their home and getting engaged!
"I love this photo of our dining area because I think it shows a lot of the characters of who we are," Lara says. "The farm table was an amazing find at the Pasadena Rose Bowl. We love having big dinners for our friends and all sitting around and laughing. The photo above the table was taken by my father, Don Bandler who was an amazing photographer before stricken with early onset Alzheimer's Disease. We cherish his art and have a lot of it hanging up to remind us of how precious life is." Stools from Ligne Roset.
The opposite wall of the living/dining space. The taxidermy caribou head was found at an antique shop in Georgia. Carpet from RugsUSA.com. Sofa from Room & Board.
"I love the little reading nook behind the fireplace with my two favorite chairs," Lara says. "There is an antique typewriter next to it and it's just an inspiring corner to think or read or chat."
"Chad built this office for us," Lara says. "He works from home and is a designer, so he needs a functional work space to design. He had this large oversized art hanging in his loft in Brooklyn (a shot of Lil Wayne from a shoot he worked on) and we decided to turn it into a desk which worked really well for space. Chad found two Eames drafting stools and built the shelves out of wood and materials he found. We each have a tool chest for our desk items. The snowboard was a design Chad did for a limited edition board for VitaminWater."
The kitchen. "We always knew [this] would be the main hangout in the house so we wanted it really open and comfortable," Lara says. "We didn't want to block the view at all as you can see outside while you are cooking. We put a vent in the stove that raises up as you cook, [as opposed to] a hood. We chose a huge oversized farm sink so there was plenty of room and we both really wanted open shelving for easy access. Chad found this National Forest sign at the Rose Bowl flea market in Pasadena and his eyes lit up so bright. Being an avid hiker and camper, his favorite place to be is in a national park. It was like the sign was made for our home." Stools from CB2.
A view of the kitchen opening up into the mudroom. "I love the transition from the concrete Moroccan tiles to the black wood floors," Lara says. "Chad and I got basic wood butcher block and [distressed] the counters ourselves. We spent a few days beating the wood with chains and chiseling it and adding flaws to it and then stained it several times, including with tung oil, so the counter would be fully safe for food. All of the cabinets were custom made by a carpenter."
The family room. "We wanted a space that was comfortable and functional for us to relax and chill," Lara says. "We did, however, want to keep it somewhat open to the kitchen so that when one of us cooks, we can talk and the person cooking can see the TV in the family room."
"We custom made this crazy four-person double chaise sofa," Lara says. "I call it the kiss of death because I have not seen a movie through from beginning to end since getting it. It's just too comfy! The barn door was custom made with reclaimed wood from the house and Chad made the handles out of old axes he picked up at the Rose Bowl Flea Market." Coffee table from Blu Dot, side tables from IKEA.
The opposite wall of the family room. The original wood-burning fireplace was converted to a gas-burning stove, allowing the couple to have constant fires burning. "The map hanging is an old topographic map of Topanga given to us by my brother when we bought the house," Lara says. "The old books on the shelf belonged to my grandfather who was an incredible professor, dean, politician and intellect." Owl and squirrel figurines from Jonathan Adler.
The guest bedroom. "We wanted to keep it clean and simple so we painted the back wall black and hung a wood skull on it," Lara says. "I love Pendleton and, as a Jew, finally got to spend my first big Christmas with Chad's family and they spoiled me for my first big one. A Pendleton blanket was on my list but it wasn't until the last minute when Chad's mom said, 'Oh, I have one more thing - any interest in these?' and pulled out a bag full of vintage Pendleton's she had from the 70s. I couldn't have been more excited." Bed from Crate & Barrel.
The guest bathroom. "We have two towels—one says 'pee' and one says 'poo,'" Lara says. "They gave the option for free engraving up to three letters so it only made sense!"
The guest cabin. "We have an amazing little 400-square-foot guest cabin next to our house, connected via side decks," Lara says. "Chad and I lived in this cabin for four months while we worked on our home and fell in love with the space."
The guest cabin interior. "There is an amazing energy about the room. It's filled with old wood and so many stories. The floors are concrete and we have a living area and a sleeping area and then a large barn door (like in the main house) that closes the bathroom and the closet. Chad designed the table under the large window that can go up or down depending on needs."
"This is our guest cabin bathroom which we had so much fun designing," Lara says. "The space is all black and white with small hexagonal tiles. We wanted to put something fun into the tiles and what better than one of our favorite Outkast songs!"
The exterior of the main home.
LOVE this home. I mean, I’m emotionally invested in it now. I can see why it was love at first site. Great design. I think I’m going to have to pin every image.
This house is everything! All of the windows and natural light makes my heart sing. Also, I really enjoy that while the home decor has a definite artistic point of view, it is still restrained in a way that lets the architecture of the home and the views out the windows really shine. Lovely!
What an amazing space! I love the idea of a double shower in a master. I like the guest cottage but my favorite part of the whole property is that original fireplace made from industrial materials. Brilliant.
This house is just perfection. Bravo, you guys did an AMAZING job. I wouldn’t change a single thing.
Where is the long striped lumbar pillow on the bed from?
Thank you all so much for the kind words. Our home is such a labor of love and it’s so nice to hear your thoughts! The striped pillow on our bed was custom made by the amazing carrie of barrington blue. It took me forever to find her and she helped create exactly what we were looking for. Her site is: http://barringtonblue.bigcartel.com. Happy holidays all!
This is such a great home, it’s inspiring to see a couple mesh their tastes together in such consideration and creativity.
I would love to be friends with these two! Look at those yummy guest spaces. sigh!
Really love all of the doors and windows plus that barn door! Wow, great work!
I want to start by saying that the home is beautiful, looks cozy, and all those window views are making me miss California.
So, I’ve gotten behind on the blogs I read. And while DS is one of my favorites, the new site design is painful to read now. I use an rss reader and when I click through, I am forced into the mobile version on my tablet with no option to change it. Also, the text is so large I have to scroll to read more than one sentence or see the caption to a photo and it takes away from the beauty you guys work so hard to put forth. I don’t usually complain (about anything) so I hope I’m not being too…something. I just miss the ease with which I could see the sneak peaks and other design happenings; right now it’s a bit of a chore.
I’m so sorry it feels that way. Any change is an adjustment and we’re working on things readers have mentioned.
Oh my goodness. I absolutely LOVE this home. Seriously, I could move in tomorrow and not change a thing. I can tell that creatives live in this home. It’s just lovely, warm, inviting and fun.
So glad they kept that fireplace! Also, I love the way they subverted the somewhat narcissistic idea of the monogram.
I love so many of the small details in this house. Can you tell me where the zebra chairs are from?
I love the axes used as door handles! Such a creative detail! :) The whole house is lovely.

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like most things in life, creating a home as a couple is all about compromise. just ask lara bandler and chad hogan, the owners of this beautiful home in topanga canyon, ca. the couple met over eight years ago in new york city while working for vitamin water, lara as the director of public relations and chad as the creative director. over that time, their relationship toggled between friendship and dating, but it wasn’t until lara moved out to los angeles to start her own pr firm that the two decided to “make it real.” now engaged, the couple have both made los angeles county their home, choosing the topanga canyon region after chad came across an article about it in rolling stone.
the master suite. "i call it a suite," lara says, "because when we bought the house this was just one empty room and we decided that unless we could turn this into our master suite, the house wouldn't work for us. we had to get super creative because it was a small room. we made the space feel like a mini hotel suite. our bed is the only thing in our bedroom and behind our bed is a huge double shower and behind the shower is our bathroom vanities and then chad's closet and my closet with a separate w/c." handmade bedside tables from etsy, bedding from west elm, bed from room & board, arrows from frederick's & mae.
the opposite wall of the master bedroom.
behind the bed is a small bathroom with vanities and a shower. "i loved the sink faucets because having grown up in paris, they say 'chaud' and 'froid,'"lara says, "reminding me of my love for the french language."
the living/dining area features the home's original fireplace, made from gears and a sawdust collector. the year "2014" is etched into the floor in front of it, a reminder of the whirlwind year the couple has had—buying and restoring their home and getting engaged!
"i love this photo of our dining area because i think it shows a lot of the characters of who we are," lara says. "the farm table was an amazing find at the pasadena rose bowl. we love having big dinners for our friends and all sitting around and laughing. the photo above the table was taken by my father, don bandler who was an amazing photographer before stricken with early onset alzheimer's disease. we cherish his art and have a lot of it hanging up to remind us of how precious life is." stools from ligne roset.
the opposite wall of the living/dining space. the taxidermy caribou head was found at an antique shop in georgia. carpet from rugsusa.com. sofa from room & board.
"i love the little reading nook behind the fireplace with my two favorite chairs," lara says. "there is an antique typewriter next to it and it's just an inspiring corner to think or read or chat."
"chad built this office for us," lara says. "he works from home and is a designer, so he needs a functional work space to design. he had this large oversized art hanging in his loft in brooklyn (a shot of lil wayne from a shoot he worked on) and we decided to turn it into a desk which worked really well for space. chad found two eames drafting stools and built the shelves out of wood and materials he found. we each have a tool chest for our desk items. the snowboard was a design chad did for a limited edition board for vitaminwater."
the kitchen. "we always knew [this] would be the main hangout in the house so we wanted it really open and comfortable," lara says. "we didn't want to block the view at all as you can see outside while you are cooking. we put a vent in the stove that raises up as you cook, [as opposed to] a hood. we chose a huge oversized farm sink so there was plenty of room and we both really wanted open shelving for easy access. chad found this national forest sign at the rose bowl flea market in pasadena and his eyes lit up so bright. being an avid hiker and camper, his favorite place to be is in a national park. it was like the sign was made for our home." stools from cb2.
a view of the kitchen opening up into the mudroom. "i love the transition from the concrete moroccan tiles to the black wood floors," lara says. "chad and i got basic wood butcher block and [distressed] the counters ourselves. we spent a few days beating the wood with chains and chiseling it and adding flaws to it and then stained it several times, including with tung oil, so the counter would be fully safe for food. all of the cabinets were custom made by a carpenter."
the family room. "we wanted a space that was comfortable and functional for us to relax and chill," lara says. "we did, however, want to keep it somewhat open to the kitchen so that when one of us cooks, we can talk and the person cooking can see the tv in the family room."
"we custom made this crazy four-person double chaise sofa," lara says. "i call it the kiss of death because i have not seen a movie through from beginning to end since getting it. it's just too comfy! the barn door was custom made with reclaimed wood from the house and chad made the handles out of old axes he picked up at the rose bowl flea market." coffee table from blu dot, side tables from ikea.
the opposite wall of the family room. the original wood-burning fireplace was converted to a gas-burning stove, allowing the couple to have constant fires burning. "the map hanging is an old topographic map of topanga given to us by my brother when we bought the house," lara says. "the old books on the shelf belonged to my grandfather who was an incredible professor, dean, politician and intellect." owl and squirrel figurines from jonathan adler.
the guest bedroom. "we wanted to keep it clean and simple so we painted the back wall black and hung a wood skull on it," lara says. "i love pendleton and, as a jew, finally got to spend my first big christmas with chad's family and they spoiled me for my first big one. a pendleton blanket was on my list but it wasn't until the last minute when chad's mom said, 'oh, i have one more thing - any interest in these?' and pulled out a bag full of vintage pendleton's she had from the 70s. i couldn't have been more excited." bed from crate & barrel.
the guest bathroom. "we have two towels—one says 'pee' and one says 'poo,'" lara says. "they gave the option for free engraving up to three letters so it only made sense!"
the guest cabin. "we have an amazing little 400-square-foot guest cabin next to our house, connected via side decks," lara says. "chad and i lived in this cabin for four months while we worked on our home and fell in love with the space."
the guest cabin interior. "there is an amazing energy about the room. it's filled with old wood and so many stories. the floors are concrete and we have a living area and a sleeping area and then a large barn door (like in the main house) that closes the bathroom and the closet. chad designed the table under the large window that can go up or down depending on needs."
"this is our guest cabin bathroom which we had so much fun designing," lara says. "the space is all black and white with small hexagonal tiles. we wanted to put something fun into the tiles and what better than one of our favorite outkast songs!"
the exterior of the main home.
love this home. i mean, i’m emotionally invested in it now. i can see why it was love at first site. great design. i think i’m going to have to pin every image.
this house is everything! all of the windows and natural light makes my heart sing. also, i really enjoy that while the home decor has a definite artistic point of view, it is still restrained in a way that lets the architecture of the home and the views out the windows really shine. lovely!
what an amazing space! i love the idea of a double shower in a master. i like the guest cottage but my favorite part of the whole property is that original fireplace made from industrial materials. brilliant.
this house is just perfection. bravo, you guys did an amazing job. i wouldn’t change a single thing.
where is the long striped lumbar pillow on the bed from?
thank you all so much for the kind words. our home is such a labor of love and it’s so nice to hear your thoughts! the striped pillow on our bed was custom made by the amazing carrie of barrington blue. it took me forever to find her and she helped create exactly what we were looking for. her site is: http://barringtonblue.bigcartel.com. happy holidays all!
this is such a great home, it’s inspiring to see a couple mesh their tastes together in such consideration and creativity.
i would love to be friends with these two! look at those yummy guest spaces. sigh!
really love all of the doors and windows plus that barn door! wow, great work!
i want to start by saying that the home is beautiful, looks cozy, and all those window views are making me miss california.
so, i’ve gotten behind on the blogs i read. and while ds is one of my favorites, the new site design is painful to read now. i use an rss reader and when i click through, i am forced into the mobile version on my tablet with no option to change it. also, the text is so large i have to scroll to read more than one sentence or see the caption to a photo and it takes away from the beauty you guys work so hard to put forth. i don’t usually complain (about anything) so i hope i’m not being too…something. i just miss the ease with which i could see the sneak peaks and other design happenings; right now it’s a bit of a chore.
i’m so sorry it feels that way. any change is an adjustment and we’re working on things readers have mentioned.
oh my goodness. i absolutely love this home. seriously, i could move in tomorrow and not change a thing. i can tell that creatives live in this home. it’s just lovely, warm, inviting and fun.
so glad they kept that fireplace! also, i love the way they subverted the somewhat narcissistic idea of the monogram.
i love so many of the small details in this house. can you tell me where the zebra chairs are from?
i love the axes used as door handles! such a creative detail! :) the whole house is lovely.


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there has never been a more exciting time to take an active role in leading our industry. as a family medicine physician, it's easy for you to see that the face of healthcare is changing. at walgreens healthcare clinic, we provide an innovative patient-centric model that meets the growing patient need for convenient, affordable access to evidence-based care. as a collaborative physician, your partnership with our family nurse practitioners and physician assistants is unique. they'll look to you as both a colleague and collaborator whose guidance and clinical expertise will help further develop their skills as already highly trained providers. it's a chance to not only enhance a patient's quality of care, but to share your experience, guidance, and support with other dedicated healthcare professionals. and it's an opportunity to work with best-in-class nps/pas who share your passion for providing accessible, quality healthcare in the patients' best interest.
your expertise and professional acumen can help shape a new kind of clinic care. as new models of patient care emerge, we look to family medicine physicians like you to bring their unique skill sets to community healthcare and evidence-based medicine. access to the walgreens healthcare clinic proprietary electronic medical record system, epic, is just one example of the way you will be encouraged to see healthcare differently. and, by participating in a model that looks beyond the traditional boundaries of healthcare, you'll be instrumental in helping make sure patients will receive unparalleled quality of care. you'll not only be supporting our mission of making quality healthcare more accessible, you'll also be broadening your career experience in a truly innovative way.


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714 1/2 BURDETTE. CUTE 1 BEDROOM/ONE FULL BATH RENTAL UNIT APPROXIMATELY 672 SQ.FT. EAT-IN KITCHEN. RECENTLY RENOVATED 6/12. REFINISHED FLOORS. ALL NEW INTERIOR PAINT, REMODELED BATH. NO SMOKERS/NO PETS! INCLUDES REFRIGERATOR, RANGE/OVEN. ALL UTILITIES ARE INCLUDED IN RENT (ELECTRICITY, WATER). LOCATED 1/2 BLOCK OFF MAPLE ST. MINIMUM 1 YR LEASE. UNIT HAS ONE OFF-STREET PARKING SPOT.
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714 1/2 burdette. cute 1 bedroom/one full bath rental unit approximately 672 sq.ft. eat-in kitchen. recently renovated 6/12. refinished floors. all new interior paint, remodeled bath. no smokers/no pets! includes refrigerator, range/oven. all utilities are included in rent (electricity, water). located 1/2 block off maple st. minimum 1 yr lease. unit has one off-street parking spot.
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The use of these strips is a very good way to objectively check the state and evolution of the effect our alkalizing products and a more alkaline style of life, have on our body.
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pH strips are very useful to measure the pH of saliva or urine and check the levels of acidity-alkalinity in our body.
You can use the pH strips to control how Young Phorever products are benefiting your health and you can test the pH of the water and the liquid you drink every day. It is a good way to learn and know directly from experience the level of acidity and alkalinity contained in your drinks, and also you will get to know the status of your body.

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the best way to know which is the approximate condition of our body ph is through urine. it is recommended to test the first morning urine because it is at night that the body eliminates toxins and we will get to know how we have been for the last 8 or 10 hours.
you can also test throughout the day, to check how what we eat affects us and above all, how dr. robert o young phorever supplements affect us positively, as well as an alkalizing diet.
the use of these strips is a very good way to objectively check the state and evolution of the effect our alkalizing products and a more alkaline style of life, have on our body.
a test paper roll to measure the ph level.
ph strips are very useful to measure the ph of saliva or urine and check the levels of acidity-alkalinity in our body.
you can use the ph strips to control how young phorever products are benefiting your health and you can test the ph of the water and the liquid you drink every day. it is a good way to learn and know directly from experience the level of acidity and alkalinity contained in your drinks, and also you will get to know the status of your body.


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OldZX11Rider wrote: We can learn everything about most anything from books or the internet, but some have to go see it for themselves.
With 'Virtual Reality' goggles coming, traveling is going to become RARErererer.
I don't think virtual reality would ever replace all the elements of the journey. The sun, rain, the heat or cold, the reliance on one's self to keep going day after day.
And the thrill! Traveling unknown highways and coming out of a long sweeper you entered just a tad too fast but coming out with that big smile on your face, and an unspoken promise to yourself to be more careful.
I think it'll be a long time before motorcycle touring is replaced with anything.
I came across a guy in his late fifties/early sixties and his wife last night at a supermarket, climbing off of a ratty, tatty old Kawasaki V-Twin that looked like a Harley. According to the registration plate, it was from 1996. When I say ratty, this is not meant as a derogatory term. Maybe it is all this guy could afford, or maybe he had owned it from new, had ridden the arse off of it for over 20 years of adventurous miles, and was dearly, emotionally attached. maybe it was just his second ride that he was using whilst his Ducati was in for repair (That's not like an Italian bike). What was certain though, was that it had seen better days!
I complemented him on his bike, and he was pretty surprised, saying 'what this old thing?' I said 'Yes, absolutely! ...Nothing wrong with that old girl!' It was obvious that this man had motorcycling in his soul. He then asked me If I had a bike myself, and I had to say 'Well, sort-of', as I'm kind of in Limbo at the moment. I then showed him the photo of me loading my 'New' GL1500 onto the recovery truck last week in Tenerife ready to be shipped home to the UK.
We shook hands, and parted as new acquaintances, with a level of mutual respect.
WHAT A LOVELY, UNASSUMING, DOWN-TO-EARTH GUY. I don't know whether he would call himself a Biker, or a Motorcyclist, and I really don't care. I think that riding a motorcycle appeals to to such a diverse audience... its just a matter of quite how deeply it is baked-into your soul. Different strokes for different folks.
I know some people ride purely out of necessity, and probably don't enjoy doing so, but I think this is the exception.
Most of us have a deep love for riding which binds us subconsciously to the brother/sisterhood of all those who ride. It does so with a shared respect, regardless of what they ride, or of what compels them to ride!
Same question on a couple of other MC forums. Sound familiar? This question comes up all the time on every forum and the responses are always the same. Kinda like a Rorschach test for "motorcycle riders". Says a lot about the personality of the responders. Always interesting and fun to read.
So, what kind of bike did this Rorschach guy ride?
Here he is on his bike. You decide.
Kind of looks like a Harley to me.
Possibly a big clown on a little clown bike?

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oldzx11rider wrote: we can learn everything about most anything from books or the internet, but some have to go see it for themselves.
with 'virtual reality' goggles coming, traveling is going to become rarerererer.
i don't think virtual reality would ever replace all the elements of the journey. the sun, rain, the heat or cold, the reliance on one's self to keep going day after day.
and the thrill! traveling unknown highways and coming out of a long sweeper you entered just a tad too fast but coming out with that big smile on your face, and an unspoken promise to yourself to be more careful.
i think it'll be a long time before motorcycle touring is replaced with anything.
i came across a guy in his late fifties/early sixties and his wife last night at a supermarket, climbing off of a ratty, tatty old kawasaki v-twin that looked like a harley. according to the registration plate, it was from 1996. when i say ratty, this is not meant as a derogatory term. maybe it is all this guy could afford, or maybe he had owned it from new, had ridden the arse off of it for over 20 years of adventurous miles, and was dearly, emotionally attached. maybe it was just his second ride that he was using whilst his ducati was in for repair (that's not like an italian bike). what was certain though, was that it had seen better days!
i complemented him on his bike, and he was pretty surprised, saying 'what this old thing?' i said 'yes, absolutely! ...nothing wrong with that old girl!' it was obvious that this man had motorcycling in his soul. he then asked me if i had a bike myself, and i had to say 'well, sort-of', as i'm kind of in limbo at the moment. i then showed him the photo of me loading my 'new' gl1500 onto the recovery truck last week in tenerife ready to be shipped home to the uk.
we shook hands, and parted as new acquaintances, with a level of mutual respect.
what a lovely, unassuming, down-to-earth guy. i don't know whether he would call himself a biker, or a motorcyclist, and i really don't care. i think that riding a motorcycle appeals to to such a diverse audience... its just a matter of quite how deeply it is baked-into your soul. different strokes for different folks.
i know some people ride purely out of necessity, and probably don't enjoy doing so, but i think this is the exception.
most of us have a deep love for riding which binds us subconsciously to the brother/sisterhood of all those who ride. it does so with a shared respect, regardless of what they ride, or of what compels them to ride!
same question on a couple of other mc forums. sound familiar? this question comes up all the time on every forum and the responses are always the same. kinda like a rorschach test for "motorcycle riders". says a lot about the personality of the responders. always interesting and fun to read.
so, what kind of bike did this rorschach guy ride?
here he is on his bike. you decide.
kind of looks like a harley to me.
possibly a big clown on a little clown bike?


text: University of Dayton. Academic Policies Committee, "Academic Policies Committee Minutes of the Academic Senate 2018-10-11" (2018). All Committee Minutes. 313.

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Who Doesn’t Enjoy A Good Laugh………….
Who doesn’t enjoy a good laugh? Studies show that laughter is food for the spirit and the soul. A good laugh can heal the hurt of a broken heart. ease the pain felt from sickness and if we laugh hard enough, laughter can reduce us to tears. Yes, good old, laughter, you can’t bottle it, but it is now used in ways we never imagined. Laugh therapy is used to help those dealing with stress, depression, and terminal illness. How many times have you heard the expression, I sure could use a good laugh. Every now and then, we all can. Relax, take a load off, feed your spirit and your soul and laugh.
Television, One of My Favorite Guilty Pleasures…….

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who doesn’t enjoy a good laugh………….
who doesn’t enjoy a good laugh? studies show that laughter is food for the spirit and the soul. a good laugh can heal the hurt of a broken heart. ease the pain felt from sickness and if we laugh hard enough, laughter can reduce us to tears. yes, good old, laughter, you can’t bottle it, but it is now used in ways we never imagined. laugh therapy is used to help those dealing with stress, depression, and terminal illness. how many times have you heard the expression, i sure could use a good laugh. every now and then, we all can. relax, take a load off, feed your spirit and your soul and laugh.
television, one of my favorite guilty pleasures…….


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Fidanza Performance (founded 1997) is the US based designer and manufacturer of the highest quality lightweight aluminum flywheels, precision adjustable cam gears and high-performance clutches in the world. With almost 20 years in the performance automotive market, Fidanza is still the best-known and most respected manufacturer of performance and racing flywheels around. With product offerings ranging from European performance, to hot Asian imports, or vintage racecars to modern day muscle cars, we’ve got you covered. Our company is recognized the world over as the premier choice for quality driveline parts and we want you to experience why.
Hi there and welcome to Fidanza Performance’s new website! Fidanza is world famous for the high quality lightweight aluminum flywheels we make. We are known to have the best quality and best selection of any flywheel manufacturer in the world, and we’re proud of that reputation, because we earned it!

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fidanza performance (founded 1997) is the us based designer and manufacturer of the highest quality lightweight aluminum flywheels, precision adjustable cam gears and high-performance clutches in the world. with almost 20 years in the performance automotive market, fidanza is still the best-known and most respected manufacturer of performance and racing flywheels around. with product offerings ranging from european performance, to hot asian imports, or vintage racecars to modern day muscle cars, we’ve got you covered. our company is recognized the world over as the premier choice for quality driveline parts and we want you to experience why.
hi there and welcome to fidanza performance’s new website! fidanza is world famous for the high quality lightweight aluminum flywheels we make. we are known to have the best quality and best selection of any flywheel manufacturer in the world, and we’re proud of that reputation, because we earned it!


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Realtek High Definition Audio is a MEDIA hardware device. The developer of this driver was Realtek. HDAUDIO/FUNC_01&VEN_10EC&DEV_0667 is the matching hardware id of this device.
Download the setup file for Realtek Realtek High Definition Audio driver from the location below. This download link is for the driver version 6.0.1.7446 released on 2015-02-06.
This driver was rated with an average of 3.2 stars by 52170 users.

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realtek high definition audio is a media hardware device. the developer of this driver was realtek. hdaudio/func_01&ven_10ec&dev_0667 is the matching hardware id of this device.
download the setup file for realtek realtek high definition audio driver from the location below. this download link is for the driver version 6.0.1.7446 released on 2015-02-06.
this driver was rated with an average of 3.2 stars by 52170 users.


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CIXI BRIGHTER BATTERY CO.,LTD. is established in 1997, has over 20 years of manufacturing experience£¬covers an area of 7,000 square meters. It is located in Cixi Town, Ningbo, 20 kilometers from Ningbo Port, 35 kilometers from Ningbo Airport, and 5 kilometers from Hangzhou-Ningbo Expressway. It is conveniently located near the Ningbo 329 National Road Kuangyan Industrial Zone and can be easily and quickly delivered goods to home and abroad.
Our batteries passed the ISO9001 certification and the products comply with European ROSH, the battery directive 2006/66 / EC and other environmental standards, SGS, MSDS.
Company Name: Cixi Brighter Battery Co., Ltd.

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cixi brighter battery co.,ltd. is established in 1997, has over 20 years of manufacturing experience£¬covers an area of 7,000 square meters. it is located in cixi town, ningbo, 20 kilometers from ningbo port, 35 kilometers from ningbo airport, and 5 kilometers from hangzhou-ningbo expressway. it is conveniently located near the ningbo 329 national road kuangyan industrial zone and can be easily and quickly delivered goods to home and abroad.
our batteries passed the iso9001 certification and the products comply with european rosh, the battery directive 2006/66 / ec and other environmental standards, sgs, msds.
company name: cixi brighter battery co., ltd.


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Spiders–creepy and crawly, but in this form, very good. A search engine “spider” also known as a “crawler” is a software program that search engines such as Google use to find out whats out there on the web. The web is a huge place, so something needs to travel around and see whats offered on it every second of every day, and the spider is it.
The spider looking at your information follows all of your hyperlinks on each page after the page is loaded. Much like a spider crawls through a web and finds all insects that get stuck in it, the “spider” on the web crawls around web sites and will eventually find your information.
When a spider visits your web page, the content on your page gets loaded into a database (picture a gigantic excel file the size of your city) After your web page has been retrieved, the search engines loads your content into their index, like drawers and drawers of index cards, your words get organized.
In SEO the spider goes out and finds your pages, then they break down all of your words on your page and then all of your URLs are fed back into the SEO program.
The first thing a spider does when it visits your page is look for a file called “robots.txt.” It is a special file that tells the spider what to index and what not to index and if the spider doesn’t find the page, the page will be thrown out, hence why you may not get recognized in a search engine.
Search engine may have a URL submission form in which you will want to request that they add your site to their index, this is a good idea to do in most cases. One last thing I have learned is that if you are submitting your site to a search engine, it is very important to not submit it to the sites you find or software you can purchase that will submit your site to hundreds of engines, this does not work. More and more links you have on your site will also improve rankings.
← Do Humor and Copywriting Make Great Partners?

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spiders–creepy and crawly, but in this form, very good. a search engine “spider” also known as a “crawler” is a software program that search engines such as google use to find out whats out there on the web. the web is a huge place, so something needs to travel around and see whats offered on it every second of every day, and the spider is it.
the spider looking at your information follows all of your hyperlinks on each page after the page is loaded. much like a spider crawls through a web and finds all insects that get stuck in it, the “spider” on the web crawls around web sites and will eventually find your information.
when a spider visits your web page, the content on your page gets loaded into a database (picture a gigantic excel file the size of your city) after your web page has been retrieved, the search engines loads your content into their index, like drawers and drawers of index cards, your words get organized.
in seo the spider goes out and finds your pages, then they break down all of your words on your page and then all of your urls are fed back into the seo program.
the first thing a spider does when it visits your page is look for a file called “robots.txt.” it is a special file that tells the spider what to index and what not to index and if the spider doesn’t find the page, the page will be thrown out, hence why you may not get recognized in a search engine.
search engine may have a url submission form in which you will want to request that they add your site to their index, this is a good idea to do in most cases. one last thing i have learned is that if you are submitting your site to a search engine, it is very important to not submit it to the sites you find or software you can purchase that will submit your site to hundreds of engines, this does not work. more and more links you have on your site will also improve rankings.
← do humor and copywriting make great partners?


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am I simply lumping everywhere in an entire continent together ?
Ampiros sernost sharuse, vi at Enfors Vilandenae, vi je tais zhangoln.
The Empire's greatest strength is not the Iron Army, but its language.

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am i simply lumping everywhere in an entire continent together ?
ampiros sernost sharuse, vi at enfors vilandenae, vi je tais zhangoln.
the empire's greatest strength is not the iron army, but its language.


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Karen Anderson is a professor at the Biodesign Institute at Arizona State University’s Virginia G. Piper Center for Personalized Diagnostics and ASU’s School of Life Sciences. She is also a medical oncologist and an associate professor of medicine at Mayo Clinic Arizona.
Anderson is focused on understanding how the immune response can be used to detect and alter cancer development. To create an effective cancer immunotherapy, Anderson’s team identifies target antigens and pushes scientific understanding of the mechanisms of immune regulation that limit effective immunotherapy.
Before moving to Arizona in 2011, Anderson was an instructor in medicine at Harvard Medical School’s Dana Farber Cancer Institute where she also completed her clinical fellowship in adult hematology and oncology and served as a medical oncologist at the Breast Oncology Center. While at Data Farber, Anderson led two investigator-initiated breast cancer vaccine trials.
One challenge in tumor immunology is how to measure immune responses across the proteome. Antibodies to tumor antigens can be detected in the blood of cancer patients and be used as biomarkers for early cancer detection. Anderson’s team uses custom protein microarrays and bead-array assays to detect these antibodies and has identified novel biomarkers for the detection of breast, ovarian, and human papillomavirus-associated cancers.
Anderson developed novel assays for the detection of serum antibodies to the HPV16 proteome, which are strongly detected in HPV-associated oropharyngeal cancer patient sera. She is evaluating these antibodies as diagnostic and prognostic biomarkers.
The Center for Personalized Diagnostics at ASU, where the Anderson Lab is housed, has adapted custom protein microarray technology developed for high-throughput screening of tumor antigen-specific antibodies. The team has developed secondary confirmatory assays for rapid antibody detection using plate-based and bead-based formats, resulting in identifying panels of autoantibody-based biomarkers for breast, ovarian, and pancreatic cancers.
Anderson is board certified in internal medicine and medical oncology. She has written more than 40 peer-reviewed articles, reviews, book chapters and editorials. Anderson serves as committee co-chair of the National Cancer Institute’s Early Detection Research Network Breast/Gyn Cancers Collaborative Group and is a member of NCI’s Cancer Biomarkers Study Section. She is a member of the American Association for Cancer Research and the American Society of Clinical Oncology.
Anderson earned a bachelor’s degree in chemistry from the University of Virginia. At Duke University, she completed the Medical Scientist Training Program in which she earned a medical degree at the School of Medicine and a doctorate from the department of microbiology and immunology. Anderson completed her medical internship and residency at Brigham and Women’s Hospital Department of Internal Medicine.

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karen anderson is a professor at the biodesign institute at arizona state university’s virginia g. piper center for personalized diagnostics and asu’s school of life sciences. she is also a medical oncologist and an associate professor of medicine at mayo clinic arizona.
anderson is focused on understanding how the immune response can be used to detect and alter cancer development. to create an effective cancer immunotherapy, anderson’s team identifies target antigens and pushes scientific understanding of the mechanisms of immune regulation that limit effective immunotherapy.
before moving to arizona in 2011, anderson was an instructor in medicine at harvard medical school’s dana farber cancer institute where she also completed her clinical fellowship in adult hematology and oncology and served as a medical oncologist at the breast oncology center. while at data farber, anderson led two investigator-initiated breast cancer vaccine trials.
one challenge in tumor immunology is how to measure immune responses across the proteome. antibodies to tumor antigens can be detected in the blood of cancer patients and be used as biomarkers for early cancer detection. anderson’s team uses custom protein microarrays and bead-array assays to detect these antibodies and has identified novel biomarkers for the detection of breast, ovarian, and human papillomavirus-associated cancers.
anderson developed novel assays for the detection of serum antibodies to the hpv16 proteome, which are strongly detected in hpv-associated oropharyngeal cancer patient sera. she is evaluating these antibodies as diagnostic and prognostic biomarkers.
the center for personalized diagnostics at asu, where the anderson lab is housed, has adapted custom protein microarray technology developed for high-throughput screening of tumor antigen-specific antibodies. the team has developed secondary confirmatory assays for rapid antibody detection using plate-based and bead-based formats, resulting in identifying panels of autoantibody-based biomarkers for breast, ovarian, and pancreatic cancers.
anderson is board certified in internal medicine and medical oncology. she has written more than 40 peer-reviewed articles, reviews, book chapters and editorials. anderson serves as committee co-chair of the national cancer institute’s early detection research network breast/gyn cancers collaborative group and is a member of nci’s cancer biomarkers study section. she is a member of the american association for cancer research and the american society of clinical oncology.
anderson earned a bachelor’s degree in chemistry from the university of virginia. at duke university, she completed the medical scientist training program in which she earned a medical degree at the school of medicine and a doctorate from the department of microbiology and immunology. anderson completed her medical internship and residency at brigham and women’s hospital department of internal medicine.


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It’s a fun, intense, fascinating three-week multi-cultural experience across the Pacific that can change a San Jose State University student’s life. Students who traveled on the Global Technology Institute’s summer 2018 trip to Taiwan kicked off the Charles W. Davidson’s College of Engineering’s Silicon Valley Leaders Symposium on September 13 with a pitch to attract 2019 participants.
The program aims to educate college students on issues of the global economy, technology,energy and the environment while also providing them with a research or entrepreneurial experience. The most recent cohort shares highlights about their lectures and seminars at Chung Yuan Christian University in Jungli, Taiwan, as well as their cultural immersion. Students visited Taiwanese companies and government facilities, art museums, amusement parks, aboriginal villages, night markets and national scenic areas.
Watch the student’s presentation, videos of recent speakers and view upcoming lectures on the Silicon Valley Leaders Symposium website.

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it’s a fun, intense, fascinating three-week multi-cultural experience across the pacific that can change a san jose state university student’s life. students who traveled on the global technology institute’s summer 2018 trip to taiwan kicked off the charles w. davidson’s college of engineering’s silicon valley leaders symposium on september 13 with a pitch to attract 2019 participants.
the program aims to educate college students on issues of the global economy, technology,energy and the environment while also providing them with a research or entrepreneurial experience. the most recent cohort shares highlights about their lectures and seminars at chung yuan christian university in jungli, taiwan, as well as their cultural immersion. students visited taiwanese companies and government facilities, art museums, amusement parks, aboriginal villages, night markets and national scenic areas.
watch the student’s presentation, videos of recent speakers and view upcoming lectures on the silicon valley leaders symposium website.


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Kami Mitchell - Do You Have a GROWTH Mindset or a FIXED One? And Which Mindset Are You Passing on to Your Children?
Do you know the difference between the two types of mindsets? We have the power to choose into a growth mindset which opens us up to loving a challenge, believing in effort, resilience in the face of set backs and greater and more creative success!!

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kami mitchell - do you have a growth mindset or a fixed one? and which mindset are you passing on to your children?
do you know the difference between the two types of mindsets? we have the power to choose into a growth mindset which opens us up to loving a challenge, believing in effort, resilience in the face of set backs and greater and more creative success!!


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1. WE HAVE MOVED! As of August 1st, we are now located at 600 Kailua Road, Suite 106. The space was formerly Mary’s Toys in the Kailua Shopping Center near Lanikai Juice and Times Supermarket. Come see us in our new location! It is a slightly larger space, so we will be expanding our merchandise to include new eco-friendly toys and more shoe brands.
2. www.littlesproutshawaii.com - Buy your holiday gifts from us and we’ll mail them for you! Wrapped! FREE Shipping within the USA until September 15. FREE Shipping for orders over $75 until December 31. The site doesn’t contain everything that we have in the store, but it’s a way to bring a sampling of our items to family and friends everywhere.
3. Hawaii Onesies and Toddler T-Shirts: All the favorites are back in stock! “All Pau”, “Made in Kailua”, “Future Pro Surfer”, Hawaiian Alphabet, “Baby Would Go” and so many more! Designed by Melanie Decker Design and printed with eco-friendly inks in Honolulu.
4. Sprig Toys: an eco-friendly company dedicated to making the best toys the right way by using recycled plastics and reclaimed sawdust. Electronic Adventures have arrived such as the Discover Rig, Rally Racer, Baja Scout, and additional Adventure Guides. They NEVER need batteries and lights are kid-powered! We have non-electronic adventures such as the Dino Adventure Rig, Dolphin Explorer Boat, Scuba Search, and Glider Patrol. These toys still have the same adventure appeal at a better price-point.
5. No Slippy Hair Clippys: New styles are in! These barrettes have a patented design, are lined with velvet, and contain a magnet. This allows them to stay in the slightest bit of hair without pulling. Amazing invention from a mom in California and made in the USA!
6. Green Toys: Our dumptrucks and toolsets have arrived. New to the mix: an EcoSaucer which is an eco-friendly frisbee.
7. Crayon Rocks: They’re back in stock!
1. Melissa & Doug: We will be receiving puzzles, cutting food, shape sorters, and other quality wooden toys from this well-known toy company.
2. Klean Kanteen: New stock of Kanteens including NEW Indicator RED 12oz. and 27oz. Also, KK has made a wide-mouth version. We’ll be trying this in the 18oz. stainless. It can easily attach to a portable water purifier.
3. Snapper Rock: This company makes excellent UV rashguards and sun hats. They’ve been in the celebrity news lately for their bright colors and hibiscus/Hawaiian prints.
4. See Kai Run: Two new Fall shoe styles will arrive! A red mary jane for the girls and a blue/gray shoe for the boys.

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1. we have moved! as of august 1st, we are now located at 600 kailua road, suite 106. the space was formerly mary’s toys in the kailua shopping center near lanikai juice and times supermarket. come see us in our new location! it is a slightly larger space, so we will be expanding our merchandise to include new eco-friendly toys and more shoe brands.
2. www.littlesproutshawaii.com - buy your holiday gifts from us and we’ll mail them for you! wrapped! free shipping within the usa until september 15. free shipping for orders over $75 until december 31. the site doesn’t contain everything that we have in the store, but it’s a way to bring a sampling of our items to family and friends everywhere.
3. hawaii onesies and toddler t-shirts: all the favorites are back in stock! “all pau”, “made in kailua”, “future pro surfer”, hawaiian alphabet, “baby would go” and so many more! designed by melanie decker design and printed with eco-friendly inks in honolulu.
4. sprig toys: an eco-friendly company dedicated to making the best toys the right way by using recycled plastics and reclaimed sawdust. electronic adventures have arrived such as the discover rig, rally racer, baja scout, and additional adventure guides. they never need batteries and lights are kid-powered! we have non-electronic adventures such as the dino adventure rig, dolphin explorer boat, scuba search, and glider patrol. these toys still have the same adventure appeal at a better price-point.
5. no slippy hair clippys: new styles are in! these barrettes have a patented design, are lined with velvet, and contain a magnet. this allows them to stay in the slightest bit of hair without pulling. amazing invention from a mom in california and made in the usa!
6. green toys: our dumptrucks and toolsets have arrived. new to the mix: an ecosaucer which is an eco-friendly frisbee.
7. crayon rocks: they’re back in stock!
1. melissa & doug: we will be receiving puzzles, cutting food, shape sorters, and other quality wooden toys from this well-known toy company.
2. klean kanteen: new stock of kanteens including new indicator red 12oz. and 27oz. also, kk has made a wide-mouth version. we’ll be trying this in the 18oz. stainless. it can easily attach to a portable water purifier.
3. snapper rock: this company makes excellent uv rashguards and sun hats. they’ve been in the celebrity news lately for their bright colors and hibiscus/hawaiian prints.
4. see kai run: two new fall shoe styles will arrive! a red mary jane for the girls and a blue/gray shoe for the boys.