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Kelmarna Gardens’ Farm Dinners
Kelmarna Gardens’ new Farm Dinner series kicks off in February. The organic community garden and Auckland city farm is giving local chefs the run of the site to plate up produce from the grounds, and guests will dine outdoors on the village green. Up first is Plabita Florence, of Forest Pop-Ups, who will serve six courses over two nights, akin to her plant-based events previously held at Grey Lynn’s Kokako and Crumb.
When: Thursday February 14 – Friday February 15 Where: Kelmarna GardensTickets: $85.25 from Eventbrite Visit:Kelmarnagardens.nz
Veuve Clicquot art and champagne classes
Veuve Clicquot has invited Auckland-based artist Holly Schroder to host three art and champagne classes throughout February. Located in Tommy’s Champagne Parlour in the Britomart's Seafarers Building, the Colourama Series will teach guests to paint using Holly’s signature brightly coloured and abstract style — with a flute or two of bubs in hand.
When: Wednesday February 13, Wednesday February 20 and Wednesday February 27, 6.30pm-8.30pm Where:Britomart's Seafarers BuildingTickets: Eventbrite
American BBQ master Charlie McKenna is set to sizzle in a three-hour masterclass. Photo / SuppliedBBQ Masterclass with Charlie McKenna
Get saucy when BBQ expert Charlie McKenna comes to town. The American chef behind the famous Lillie’s Q restaurants in Chicago and California, and award-winning Lillie’s Q range of BBQ sauces and rubs, will share his BBQ expertise at a very special one-off masterclass prior to sizzling up a storm at meat and music festival Meatstock. Held at Hallertau Brewery in Riverhead on Friday February 15, tickets include three hours of grilling, a beer on arrival, tastings of signature dishes from Lillie’s Q, and a take-home pack including the self-made BBQ rub and a bottle of Lillie’s Q sauce.
When:Friday February 15 Where: Hallertau Brewery in Riverhead Tickets: $75 from Eventfinder.co.nz
Juicy bluff oysters all March long Princess Wharf Oyster Festival. Photo / SuppliedPrincess Wharf Oyster Festival
Beloved Bluffy season is around the corner and the Princess Wharf Oyster Festival has the juiciest catch throughout March. The festival, now in its fourth year, celebrates Bluff, Te Kouma, Te Matuku and other varieties, and features food and drink deals and special events at Euro, The Culpeper, Coley & Punch and The Crab Shack. The line-up includes Euro’s all-you-can-eat oysters, an oyster and music party at The Culpeper and an oyster and whisky masterclass at Coley & Punch.
When: Throughout March Where:Princess Wharf at Euro, The Culpeper, Coley & Punch and The Crab Shack Visit: Oysterfestival.co.nz
New openings from left; Te Whau Eatery in Avondale and Lily Eatery in Devonport. Photos / Supplied NEW OPENINGS
Te Whau Eatery in Avondale
Avondale’s Woodworks Cafe has reopened under new ownership, Te Whau Eatery. With two talents at the helm, chef Ryan Pearce (ex The Botanist and Gemmayze St) and pastry chef Claudia Long, expect bright and flavourful fare, Claudia’s signature sweet delights, and bread and pastries by Daniel Cruden (of Miann cube croissant fame). While you’re there, pick up a floral arrangement by Grey Lynn’s Greenpoint florist, which has a spruced-up corner spot. 1790 Great North Rd, Avondale
LilyEatery in Devonport
The Devonport cafe drought is over with a new breakfast and lunch spot, Lily Eatery. The menu is bright and seasonal and includes gluten-free corn fritters, cured Middle-Eastern salmon and house-made sausage rolls — and don’t leave without one of the baked plum custards. 12 Wynyard St, Devonport, 7am-4pm
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Garage Project Sour Beer
Drenched yourself in rosé over summer? Give sour beer a crack. The centuries' old (and now very hipster) brew is fermented with lactobacillus and if you like natural wine or sourdough you’re already halfway there. Garage Project has been experimenting and its latest release, Muse: Au Naturel, is said to be refreshingly drinkable with gentle acidity and a citrus aroma. With more sour releases coming soon from the Wellington lads, Muse is available online and in retail stores now.
Visit:Garageproject.co.nz
Garlic bread-lovers rejoice with new Lewis Road’s garlic and parsley butter. Photo / SuppliedLewis Rd Garlic & Parsley Butter
Garlic bread-lovers rejoice because Lewis Road’s garlic and parsley butter launches next week. Made with Lewis Road’s premium butter, fresh garlic and parsley, it’s the smothering accompaniment we’ve been waiting for. Great with crusty bread, seafood on the barbecue, pre-roasted chicken, or tossed through fresh pasta. Available in supermarkets from Friday February 1, $6.80.
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aaj tak - Tobacco control: Over 100 organisations denounce Philip Morris' attempt to "infiltrate WHO policymaking"
Tobacco control: Over 100 organisations denounce Philip Morris' attempt to "infiltrate WHO policymaking"
NEW DELHI: Public health experts from over 100 organisations around the world Tuesday urged the World Health Organisation Executive Board (WHO-EB) to reject a Philip Morris International-funded foundation's appeal to the global health body to collaborate on tobacco control policies.
To do so would depart from WHO's strict longstanding policy of not working with the tobacco industry, whose business practices have been proven to be contradictory with and detrimental to public health, they said.
Giving any consideration to an organisation that is entirely funded by the tobacco industry would fundamentally undermine the significant health and policy gains made to date on the attainment of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and prevention of non-communicable diseases (NCDs) through the implementation of the WHO Framework Convention on Tobacco Control (FCTC).
It would specifically undermine WHO FCTC Article 5.3 which seeks to protect public health policies from the vested interests of the tobacco industry and on which much of the success of the treaty rests, the letter said.
"We therefore call on you to reject this approach, in the strongest terms, and reinforce WHO's 2017 notice to governments and the public health community to reject any affiliation with FSFW because of the 'number of clear conflicts of interest involved with a tobacco company funding a purported health foundation, particularly if it promotes sale of tobacco and other products found in that company's brand portfolio."
When public health experts were alerted of the approach made in advertisements by Philip Morris International's (PMI) Foundation for a Smoke-Free world (FSFW) more than 279 organisations and individuals in 50 countries signed an open letter put forward by STOP (Stopping Tobacco Organisations and Products), a tobacco industry watchdog.
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The FSFW is funded entirely by the PMI. A key concern is that the FSFW helps operationalise PMI's corporate affairs strategy to further the company's business interests.
While PMI and its grantee claim a commitment to reducing harm, reports show that PMI's products, including heated tobacco products, continue to be heavily marketed in ways that attract children and undermine public health policy.
"PMI has a long and well-documented history of using third parties to infiltrate health policy making,” said Anna Gilmore, professor of public health at the University of Bath and research lead for STOP.
"No public health gain has ever been achieved by working with the tobacco industry so this latest approach by a PMI-funded entity must be rejected.
Support to express outrage against the PMI-funded FSFW continues to pour in," Gilmore added.
Signatories to the STOP letter note that engaging with FSFW would present a direct threat to the Framework Convention on Tobacco Control, a global treaty that guides the implementation of evidence-based policies that reduce tobacco use.
According to WHO, an estimated 7 million people die from tobacco-related causes every year.
The signatories from India include HRIDAY, Balajee Swea Sansthan, AIIMS, Gramin Vikas Sewa Samiti and Chiranshu Samaj Kalyan Parishad, among others.
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cgvyapam - Queen Letizia of Spain looks chic in PS600 leopard print outfit during Madrid outing
Queen Letizia of Spain looks chic in PS600 leopard print outfit during Madrid outing
Queen Letizia, 46, visited the Fundeu BBVA Foundation on Tuesday 29th January, commanding attention in a leopard print jacket over a red ensemble. The Spanish royal is known for her stylish wardrobe and looked as chic as ever in her designer outfit, which totalled up to a whopping £600. With a red pair of wide-leg trousers to highlight her slim frame, Letizia matched her tailored trousers with a red sweater. Queen Letizia’s trousers were £219 from Hugo Boss, while her matching jumper was £157.32 by Frankie.
However, both garments are currently in the sale, with the trousers down to £149, while the jumper has dropped to £94.38.
Completing her ensemble with an equally chic leopard print coat, Letizia’s jacket was also from Hugo Boss.
The statement piece was £295.99.
Letizia’s coat is also in the sale, down 20 per cent from £369.
Completing the look with a pair of pointed black stilettos, Queen Letizia looked sensational.
The 47-year-old wore her brunette locks in a slight tousled wave around her shoulders and wore heavy kohl liner around her eyes.
She topped it all off with a sweep of glossy pink lipstick and a dash of highlighter on her cheekbones.
To accessorise, the mother of two held a black clutch bag in her hands.
The clutch was also Hugo Boss, and is the Fanila clutch – a favourite of the Spanish Queen's.
Queen Letizia was visiting the Fundeu BBVA Foundation in Madrid.
The foundation is dedicated to preserving the Spanish language and its representation and was founded in 2005.
She appeared to be in high spirits as she posed alongside the charity’s board members.
Queen Letizia is known for her style credentials, often mixing designer pieces with high street favourites.
Just last week she wore another Hugo Boss ensemble, wearing a black short sleeved blouse which had a white checked pattern.
She teamed it with a pair of tailored black trousers, and tucked the top in.
Queen Letizia has worn a similar pair of black trousers before - which are thought to be made from stretch wool and by designer label Hugo Boss.
The item retails at £179.
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guru randhawa - eBay: 'Rare' Peter Rabbit 50p coin selling for PS465 - but beware for very important reason
eBay: 'Rare' Peter Rabbit 50p coin selling for PS465 - but beware for very important reason
From clothes to furniture, eBay is the place many people head to in order to pick up pre-loved items. Recently, one seller made the decision to part ways with an uncirculated Peter Rabbit 50p coin, choosing the website as the platform for making the sale. Listing the item at auction, the eBay user “diamondtrevor1980” posted a photo of the Peter Rabbit 50p coin. As well as a starting price of £465, the seller provided a description.
“Rare opportunity to buy your own real ever Rabbit half Whisker rare 5p,” they wrote.
Having claimed it was uncirculated, they later insisted it was circulated, as well as being a “collector’s item”.
“Used but in good condition, from the Beatrix Potter collection,” the seller penned.
Before making a purchase on a pricey coin online, it’s advisable to do your research, such as by asking for an expert’s thoughts.
So, what is known about the Peter Rabbit 50p coin - and is it rare?
The Royal Mint brought out this particular design as part of the 2016 range of coins celebrating the 150th anniversary of the birth of Beatrix Potter.
The reverse was designed by Emma Noble, and depicts the mischievous main character from the tale of Peter Rabbit.
The character’s name also features on the coin, which is made of cupro-nickel.
It has a mintage of 9,600,000.
Change Checker have put this figure into perspective, by ranking it on their scarcity index.
This stands at one on the index, meaning it is considered to be common.
The publication Spend It? Save It? What should you do?, by Phil Mussell and the production team of Coin News Magazine, have issued a warning about buying expensive “rare” coins online.
The guide addresses how some coins are listed for sale for a huge amount of money - despite being worth a lot less.
This can make some lower priced items seem like better value - making buyers more likely to spend their money on them.
However, this can mean that some buyers are still spending over the odds, as coins aren’t even worth the lower price tag.
Earlier this week, a “very rare” Olympic swimmer 50p coin was spotted being sold for £500.
Coins from the first release of this design can sell for hundreds, however the later 50 pence pieces are worth around £4.
Which are the rarest £1, £2, 50p, 20p, 10p and 2p coins?
Rarest £2 coins
The rarest £2 coin is the 2002 Commonwealth Games NI coin with 485,500 in circulation. This is followed by the 2002 Commonwealth Games Wales which has 588,500 in circulation.
Next up is the 2015 Navy, and there are 650,000 in circulation.
Rarest £1 coins
The most rare £1 coins are all part of a series celebrating the British capitals.
The rarest of these is the 2011 Edinburgh coin, with 935,000 in circulation. Of the 2011 Cardiff coins there are 1,615,000 in circulation, while the 2010 London coin has 2,635,000 in circulation.
Rarest 50p coin
The rarest 50p coin is the Kew Gardens coin, which is also the rarest coin in circulation. It there were only 210,000 minted.
The football Olympic 50p coin has 1,125,500 in circulation, and the wrestling coin has 1,129,500 in circulation.
It is not so easy to evaluate the rarest 20p coins, 10p coins and even 2p coins as exact circulation figures are not known.
However, various versions of the coins are known to sell for large sums.
These include the dateless 20ps, which are actually part of a run from 2008. There may be between 50,000 and 200,000 of these coins in circulation.
The 1983 'New Pence' 2p coin can also sell for a huge sum, up to £650.
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mia khalifa - How to tell your love in 2019 For Indians
How to tell your love in 2019 For Indians
Third party image referenceHey Readers, welcome you all today i will tell you how to tell your love to your boy friend or girl friend. This is for both. Even my friends are following these tips and got a arrow from their love.
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Avoid these things :
- First of all doing like same. The movie show you follow your girl. But this is not worth may be one or two can work. So first don't follow your girl.
- Don't do anything like stupid. For example try to disturbing her. This is 100% show you a stupid.
- Your friends ask you to tell your love early. But don't do this. Make a relationship or at least make her to believe you.
Follow these steps :
- In first day try to attract your crush by showing your skill (like sports, dance) if you have not any personal skill at least show you like rich or confident.
- 2nd day make a curiosity that is (she must know you are looking her)
- 3 rd day try to say hello. If the girl stop and response you, you can make a conversation day by day.
- How to strong your conversation ? I will post this topic next. So make sure to follow us.
- Mainly if the girl is not like to make conversation with you please leave the girl please. You can find better than this.
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