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As tenant improvements work toward the August opening of MacPhail Family Wines in a new location at The Barlow at the eastern entrance of Sebastopol, the new 12.5-acre commercial complex is welcoming four new tenants. Also, the first round of designs for a hotel in one of the buildings has been completed.
The 215,000 square feet of available space is 98 percent leased, with just 6,000 square feet in three spaces available, according to developer Barney Aldridge.
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The Nectary juice bar at 6760 McKinley St., Ste. 130, will serve an assortment of delicious all-organic, fresh-pressed juices, “super food” smoothies and probiotic beverages accompanied by acai bowls and other living and raw food snacks and sweet treats.Winter has announced her new album What Kind of Blue Are You?, due out October 14th on cult indie label Bar/None Records (Yo La Tengo, Ivy). Along with the news, Winter has shared lead single “atonement”, a rhythm centric banger buoyed by a tightly wound breakbeat and soaring chorus. In their premiere of the track, FLOOD Magazine called it a “a dense network of reverb with Winter’s vocals floating above it all”. The track features Hatchie’s Harriette Pilbeam & Joe Agius, whom Winter will join as a bandmate and supporting act on tour in Australia this Fall. Winter will also tour the West Coast with Peel Dream Magazine, and have announced LA & NYC releases shows.
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Also not a fan of these long contracts, and I think 3 years is ideal. But then from the players' perspective, signing a 6 years long contract almost entirely guarantees your future and financial safety, so the longer the contract is the higher the incentive for them to sign I suppose.

Overall I am not that concerned about him turning out to be a "bad case", he's a well known figure both to coaches and national teammates, so if he was of problematic character then I assume it would've been known. Well, you have no guarantees of course but at least we as fans probably shouldn't concern ourselves about this without a solid reason, otherwise we'd be losing sleep over a lot of things.So far Samsung phones have not maintained their performance over the years, at least in my experience. Maybe the S8 will be the first, but we don't know that yet.

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The camera will be a little bit better on the S8, but it is good on OnePlus phones too. 

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Exploring Markaz
As many of you know, I love to just walk around and find the little mysteries of every city that I travel to. This time around, I explored an area of Haifa called Markaz. It was Shabbat, so nothing was really open, but it was still nice to wander about for a little bit.
Doing what I do best
Eating gelato…
Okay, so Israel presents me with a problem when it comes to gelato.
HOW
DO I
CHOOSE
THE FLAVOUR?
Hoooooow?
On the plus side, I’m here for 2.5 years, so that gives me more than enough time to try as many flavours as possible.
This time around, I went with a coconut gelato – which I dare say was one of the most delicious ice creams I have ever tasted.
“Picnic” at the beach
My definition of fun may differ from others’. Where others like to go out and party or shop, I would rather go on a hike or go for a picnic. This week, my friend and I bought some pastries and a mini “pizza” (mine was just pita bread with tomato sauce and onions) and headed down to the beach to enjoy each other’s company and to take in the beautiful view of the sea and the amazing feel of the breeze. It was so lovely and I will most definitely do it again (maybe even bring a book to read?). The next time, I hope that I’ll be able to make it in time to watch the sunset too.
Taking in the wonders of Ben Gurion street at night
Although I really miss the abundance of stars that I could see back home, the twinkling lights scattered about on Ben Gurion street somewhat make up for it. I was even told that during Christmas time, the lights are not just in the restaurants, instead they flow down from the beginning of the street to the very end. I can’t wait! *squeals in excitement*
KEBAB TIIIIIME
Okay, so first thing first, the red meat in Israel bothers me for some reason. So this will probably be the last kebab I will have for a very long time. On that note, this kebab wrapped in Laffa bread was delicious! But I think I would have to say that my father’s kebabs would beat this one any day (hi dad! do I get points for that?)
Going to an Israeli grocery store
This week I went to an Israeli grocery store for the second time. Israeli grocery stores differ from those in Canada. How do I put it? They’re a bit more packed with food and produce? They give off a pretty cool vibe. It’s so interesting how culture even impacts a grocery store (I love it!)
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Week 2
Trolllll, in the dungeon!
And by troll, I mean snake… And by dungeon, I mean the lobby of the building I volunteer in.
Soooo yeah, there was a snake! (a pretty cute one at that)
This is something that I have never experienced back home. Neither snakes nor lizards find their way into the workplace