The romance of the fizzy elixir lends romance to this region. Originally the name was derived, less romantically, from 'Campania': land of plains. That's very much an understatement, this landscape isn't just plains. There are also undulating hillsides on which grow the perfectly romantic rows of vines and on which rest the 300 charming Champagne villages. If you know which of these you want to stay in go straight to our guru's list. Otherwise here are some good reasons to visit, and some of the best places to stay in Champagne to enjoy them.
The romance of the drink must come in part from the magical story of its 'invention' by Benedictine Monk, Dom Perignon. Sparkling wine starts life as still wine, in the case of Champagne, mostly thin, acidic blends of Pinot Noir, Chardonnay and Pinot Meunier grapes. Champagne is then fermented in the bottle. When the yeast breaks down the sugars produce the carbon dioxide sparkle. Many people will tell you that when you taste Champagne before the fermentation process has occurred you'll be able to see why it's so important to the region, so make sure you try some.
The Champagne Route is the most common way to traverse the region, taking quaffers and connoisseurs from one beautiful village to the next (don't miss Colombey Les Deux Eglises - close to the champagne route and once home of General de Gaulle). Many vineyards are passed along the way. Most of the big producers don't grow their own grapes, but the ones who do are obviously the most interesting to visit. It's worth remembering that much of the region's best bubbly is produced in the 5,000 or so small scale vignerons. So make sure you make time to visit some of them. Many are happy to welcome visitors.
Take time out from wine tasting and ensure you visit Reims Cathedral - a stunning example of gothic architecture and UNESCO listed World Heritage Site.
Enjoy a wander round medieval Troyes with its beautiful half-timbered houses and atmospheric old town.
Shopaholics and designer-label fans should browse some of Troyes factory outlets. It has around 250 to choose from!
Premium champagne grapes are grown on the gentle slopes of the Montagne de Reims, where many of the big names in champagne are based. Including Pommery, Krug, Taittinger and Roederer. Taittinger is one of the few major champagne houses you can tour without a booking. Once a church, the cellars of this 'house' go down several levels, to those cut into the chalk in Roman times. Don't be put off by the famous name, it's worth visiting Tattinger because it's one of the few champagne houses which still turns its bottles by hand.
25kms south of Reims, Épernay is the true wine capital of Champagne. Situated in the heart of the vineyards, ninety per cent of this town's population work in wine. And Épernay has 37 Champagne houses - Reims has eight. Épernay is also one of the wealthiest towns in the Champagne region. Partly because this is where Moët et Chandon have their cellar. But many of the smaller producers within walking distance of Moët are also well worth a visit. Épernay is also famous for the vast underground cellars lying directly below its streets. There are approximately 110kms worth, holding 200 million bottles of fizz.
Beautiful and unchanging Troyes is the second historic capital of the Champagne region, though, unlike Reims, it doesn't have any champagne houses. It does have some wonderful half-timbered medieval ones though - thought of as some of the best preserved in Europe. And some very fine Gothic architecture as well. It also has some excellent museums. And probably the most famous outlet mall in France.
Don't forget that this is a busy destination, for all sorts of reasons, year round. So if you want to guarantee a bed in one of the best places to stay in Champagne, do yourself a favour and plan well ahead.
On the edge of the Montagne de Reims, Château de Rilly is one of the best places to stay in Champagne. It is beautiful, peaceful and surrounded by a reserve, and is perfectly located for taking in all that Reims has to offer.
Close to reims, Les Bulles Dorees is a quirky, yet elegant, Champagne House with four spacious bedrooms and a beautiful garden. You're surrounded by vineyards here.
The Château les Crayeres is a five star château with 20 rooms, a Michelin starred chef, classical furniture and decor and 400 champagne labels. This is a sophisticated hotel with very high service standards.
La Villa Eugene is purist fizz and luxury. This charming house once belonged to the famous Mercier family - also famed for holding a car rally in the subterranean cellars under Épernay. It's also a perfect spot if you want to be within walking distance from as many champagne houses as possible.
The Hotel Restaurant les Avises is well known by foodies for its Michelin star chef. But this ten room hotel in a converted château is also well located for the both the champagne houses of Épernay and the region. The interiors are modern and the bathrooms are particularly expensive.
Hostellerie la Briqueterie is a recently renovated country house hotel set on a vineyard just a short stroll from Épernay. There are 40, rather luxurious rooms, with views of fountain-filled gardens, a spa and a heated indoor pool.
A fabulous half timbered townhouse, La Maison de Rhodes is one of the best places to stay in Champagne if you're here for the region's history as well as its wine. Once owned by the Knights of Malta it's hard to get more medieval wonderful than this 12th Century building. It's also a perfect choice if you're looking to get away from the main Champagne tourist drag.
The Hotel le Château Fort de Sedan is a medieval fortress with beautifully, and comfortably, renovated interiors and a splendid buffet breakfast. As well as original stone walls, you'll also find some lovely antiques, and you're surrounded by some excellent walking trails.
Beautifully renovated, Le camp des Oiseaux was originally built in the 15th century, and the lovely stone and timber facade remains. Inside there are nine, light, airy rooms arranged around a central courtyard. The restaurant is gourmet and the Troyes location is excellent.
The Château d'Etoges is a stately château surrounded by its own parkland and vineyards. There are 28 rooms, all of them opulent, many with four-poster beds, fireplaces, parquet floors and high ceilings. There's also an excellent spa.
The Domaine Château du Faucon is a fabulous château set in stunning grounds. It has 26 elegant rooms, individually styled and featuring quality antiques, traditional fabrics and wallpapers and yet clean lines. There's a tennis court and the restaurant serves excellent regional cuisine.
Le Clos des Terres Soudees is a boutique design hotel in Vrigny, with just five bedrooms an an excellent gourmet restaurant. And of course an extensive wine list.
Domaine Sacret in central Ay, is a chic and intimate guesthouse with just four rooms, owned by a wine-growing family. Expect free-standing baths, antiques and a bar, complete with a billiards table. You're walking distance from a number of excellent restaurants.
Les Berceaux is a reasonably priced, family run hotel in Épernay close to some of the world's most famous champagne houses. It has just 28 rooms but offers a choice of two restaurants, the Michelin starred Michelon, and Bistrot 7.
L'Assiette Champenoise has won not just one, but two Michelin stars for its cuisine, created by Arnaud Lallement's cuisine. The hotel around the restaurant has 35 super modern rooms and suites - some with private balconies and jacuzzis.
Chez Odette is a sleek, design hotel in a beautiful rural spot with an excellent, gourmet restaurant. There are just nine rooms and suites - some with open fireplaces, and all with dark wood and slate bathrooms.
La Closerie des Sacres is a three room B&B converted from stables, and there's a French farmhouse feel to the property. As well as complimentary breakfast you've also access to a kitchen and BBQ.
Le Parc du Château is a stylish, contemporary guesthouse with five sleek, comfortable rooms - all with their own patios facing out into the property's beauty parkland. Very peaceful. And close to the winemaking village of Hermonville.
The Hostellerie La Montagne is a charming restaurant with nine traditional rooms in a peaceful spot close to woods and forests. The food is superb and the atmosphere elegant and relaxed.
L'Assiette Champenoise is one of the best places to stay in Champagne for wine tasters. Several champagne 'caves' are within walking distance. The accommodation is modern and luxurious. And the restaurant has two Michelin stars, so it's also a top choice for foodies. Surprisingly it's also one of the best places to stay in Champagne for families, as lots of its rooms are large enough to accommodate an extra bed without needing a whole suite.
Le Clos Margot in rural Vertus is an excellent B&B with five, large elegant, but minimal rooms, and beautiful surrounds.
Domaine de la Creuse is a charming, beam-clad B&B with five prettily decorated rooms and a large, tranquil garden. You're very close to Troyes.
La Grande du Relais is a former coaching inn just off the Champagne Route in Colombey Les Deux Eglises. There are 11 rooms with stone walls and exposed beams, and good French food. Rooms start from less than £70 per night.
Also offering room for under £70 per night, La Petite Abbaye is a charming chambres d'hôtes with four double rooms - only one with an ensuite, though. Simple, traditional and comfortable.
The Villa Louis Victor is a comfortable B&B near Dizy, with five simple rooms, a hearty breakfast on offer and a great location. Rooms start from around £70 per night.
If you're travelling in a group or with family, it's sometimes easier to book more flexible, self catering type accommodation. For a good selection we recommend our online partner booking.com.
The nearest international airport to the Champagne region is Charles de Gaulle Airport, or one of the other Paris airports. Though if you're travelling from the UK the easiest way to get to Champagne is via Paris on the Eurostar. However you get to Paris, from there it's between 45 minutes and an hour by train to your destination within the region. Many European centres would have similar train links to the region.
If you want to hire a car - which we strongly advise if you're staying in Champagne and want to see the region's highlights - we recommend you visit our online partner Rentalcars.
May and June are the best times to visit if you want to enjoy the best weather and avoid the crowds - who usually visit between July and August. But September and October are best if you want to see the harvest.
Refine your search to one of Champagne's towns, try our recommendations for the best places to stay in Reims?
Or the best places to stay in Épernay? or Troyes?
A charming little hotel in the heart of the Champagne region. A traditional stone building with green shutters, simple rooms and family suites, and an excellent restaurant set in the original Champagne cellar. An authentic property, perfect for local exploring and lots of wine tasting.
Value chic - With rooms starting from as little as €63 per night, it is exceptionally good value for money.
Local exploring - A perfect spot to explore the Champagne region from in authentic style.
Wine tasting - Set in the heart of Champagne's vineyards.
These former stables provide an authentic French farmhouse feel with the comforts of a charming B&B. Breakfast is included and there are plenty of games and activities for kids on site. With access to the kitchen and BBQ, a perfect spot for families or groups to relax and explore the local area.
Stylish boutique hotel in Colombey-les-deux-Eglises, the resting place of Charles de Gaulle, offering rooms that seamlessly blend chic aesthetic with a warm and rustic decor. There is a coffee house, restaurant and an array of quirky objets d'art for sale in the lobby. Ideal for romantic getaways.
Romantic Break - The rooms are warm, cosy and quirkily-designed and the hotel ensures a real level of intimacy and privacy for guests.
Sights nearby - The family home of Charles de Gaulle is only 550 yards away.
Quaint former coaching inn metres from the village of Colombey-les-deux-Eglises, just off the Champagne trail. Stone walls and wooden beams make for cosy traditional rooms, most of which overlook the pretty garden. Come for good French food, local exploring and welcoming hosts.
Charming chambres d'hôtes in the centre of pretty Signy l'Abbaye, just right for a short break or as a base while exploring Champagne and the Ardennes. Four double rooms (only one en-suite) and a family suite sleeping five. Simple, traditional and very comfortable, with a gourmet breakfast included.
A delightful guesthouse and family-run winery dating back to the 18th-century with breathtaking views of the iconic Champagne vineyards. All four rooms are spacious with a seating area and traditional wooden ceilings. On arrival, guests are presented with the property's own champagne Pierre Fedyk.
This charming hotel, formerly an abbey, is set in the idyllic town of Langres. The three-star rooms draw on the building's history, with part-exposed stone walls and traditional linens. The sleek gourmet Diderot Restaurant offers an à la carte menu made from fresh produce. A pretty, intimate hotel.
A comfortable B&B in Dizy, near Epernay. The modern and simple rooms boast soft furnishings and tasteful decorations. In the heart of the Champagne region, the B&B is near many famous houses such as Moët et Chandon and De Castellane. An ideal resting place for a bubbly tour!
Value chic - A very reasonably priced hotel offering tasteful decor, neutral tones and a hearty breakfast in the popular Champagne region.
Sights nearby - Visit the Castellane Tower, less than two miles away.
A characterful property set in mature gardens near the Orient Forest Regional Park. Offering three bedrooms designed in an ornate style, a continental breakfast is served in the homely dining room or in the pretty garden. Plus the added bonus of an indoor hot-tub. A romantic couples' escape.
Family run hotel in Epernay, the heart of the Champagne region. The world's most famous champagne houses in the Avenue de Champagne are close by. Les Berceaux is all about the cuisine with two restaurants - the Michelin starred Michelon and the Bistrot 7.
A charming restaurant with rooms in a pear tree garden. Traditional rooms have romantic wallpapers, fireplaces and antique furniture. Superb French cuisine, a garden and terrace in which to relax. Elegant, peaceful and enchanting.
An excellent rural B&B within striking distance of the world's finest champagne producers. The minimalist elegant rooms are decorated with warm pastel colour schemes. Sample the local fizz with a tour of the owner's champagne produce, or spend the day walking in the beautiful surrounding scenery.
Local exploring - Explore the fascinating champagne culture of the surrounding area and visit some of the world's most famous champagne houses.
Families - With large rooms and plenty of rooms for running around, it's ideal for a family holiday to rural Burgundy.
Local markets - Head down to Vertus, explore the local markets and pick up a few regional treats.
Great walks - Make the most of the beautiful walks in the surrounding vineyards.
A stately chateau surrounded by vineyards and parklands. Opulent bedrooms have four poster beds, fireplaces, parquet floors, and high ceilings. An excellent spa and wellness centre and Orangery restaurant. Fit for a King.
A stylish, contemporary guesthouse in rural Champagne. Rooms are sleek and comfortable with attached patios facing out onto parkland. Situated in the wine-making village of Hermonville, it's perfectly located for people looking to explore regions illustrious wine and champagne production.
Country Escape - A quaint and charming Château in a small wine producing village surrounded by wooded parklands.
Great walks - Excellent walking trails in the nearby Montagne de Reims Regional Park.
Sights nearby - Church of Saint-Jacques is eight miles away.
A picture perfect chateau set in mature grounds and manicured gardens. The two rooms are chic and contemporary with whitewashed walls, modern art, crisp white linen and lovely views. Downstairs is a more traditional affair with an elegant dining room and snug lounge.
Country Escape - A beautiful and secluded chateau set in mature grounds in the Champagne region of France.
Great walks - Take long walks through scenic countryside starting straight from the property.
Medieval fortress Hotel Le Chateau Fort de Sedan features renovated interiors with antique furnishings and original stone walls. Be sure not to miss out on the splendid buffet breakfast served each morning. Relax with a nightcap in the stylish Artillerie bar. An upmarket and classy stay!
Local markets - On Wednesday and Saturday morning be sure to check out the town's lively market stalls!
A charming, beam-clad bed and breakfast with a large, tranquil garden. Bedrooms are very comfortable and stylishly decorated in pretty, neutral tones. Enjoy a delicious fresh continental breakfast and then explore the historic city of Troyes and the Champagne region.
A charming and modest guesthouse in Estissac with a luscious green garden, terrace, restaurant and outdoor pool. Hostess Laurence has decorated rooms with love and care and all are named after famous artists. Dine in on delicious home cooked food and drink in the carefully stocked bar.
Sights nearby - Troyes has an impressive display of stained glass windows, timber-framed houses and the unmissable Modern Art Museum "LEVY"
A contemporary hotel featuring just two rooms in the heart of the historic Vertus. Generously proportioned rooms mix traditional charm with contemporary style. Chic lounge areas feature glass fronted walls and minimalist style. Well located to explore the town and surrounding vineyards. Exclusive.
Local exploring - Well located for exploring, either through the historic town or the surrounding vineyards.
Sights nearby - History buffs must visit the pretty Saint Martin Church.
Le Clos Raymi is set in a 19th century mansion in the centre of Épernay. Its rooms are decorated in a quirky style with 1930s art-deco furnishings, and some even come with an ornamental fireplace. Be sure to sit out in their garden terrace and enjoy the sun! A friendly and unfussy stay.
Sights nearby - The Georges Cartier, Pol Roger and Moët et Chandon Champagne Houses are right around the corner!
A charming B&B housed in a lovingly restored 19th-century building. Located in the historic city of Troyes, the guesthouse offers comfortable, bright rooms, with a mix of classic and contemporary interior design. Have breakfast in the stately dining room before you head out; a stylish city hotel.
Self-catering and studio apartments in a traditional pale stone 19th-century townhouse in the centre of the grand town of Epernay. Apartments are tastefully decorated in a contemporary style and come fully-equipped with modern amenities. A couple of units have a seating area and an outdoor terrace.
A fabulous chateau set in stunning parkland. Elegant rooms are individually styled with traditional fabrics and wallpaper yet the feel is still modern and clean. Excellent regional cuisine. Tennis courts and stables in the grounds. A romantic country retreat and great value.
Country Escape - A chatueau befitting of a fairytale complete with horses trotting around the parkland.
An attractive chateau on the edge of a Nature Reserve and at the foot of the Montagne de Reims. Chic and spacious rooms in creams and yellows, excellent restaurant, and a spa with all the works. A luxurious spot.
Perfect for immersing yourself in the opulent champagne culture of Epernay. A beautiful 18th century townhouse with rooms wonderfully furnished in the mode of Louis XV. Ideally placed to explore the magnificent champagne cellars of Epernay and the surrounding vineyards.
Romantic Break - A chic hotel in the glorious town of Épernay, boasting suave suites, a Champagne bar, spa and sauna.
Local exploring - A perfect base for explore the Champagne capital of the world in a grown up and sophisticated style.
Great walks - The picturesque countryside, made up of rolling vineyards, makes for excellent walking.
Sights nearby - Close to the Avenue de Champagne, where world famous champagnes cellars are situated.
A rural mansion and working vineyard in the Champagne region. Elegant rooms are traditionally dressed with chandeliers, large sash windows and carved antiques. Fabulous dinners are available (laced with champagne) by prior arrangement and tasting's of the hotel's produce is an added bonus.
Country Escape - A stunning mansion set in mature grounds in France's Champagne region.
Great walks - Take long walks through the picturesque countryside starting right from the property.
Sights nearby - Visit the famous champagne houses of Pommery, Mumm and Ruinart.
A highly sophisticated and very luxurious city spot that once belonged to the Mercier family. Seamless bedrooms and suites decorated in chic creams with parquet floors and fireplaces. An elegant conservatory bar looks onto a pool and the gardens.
A charming B&B comprising of a handful of elegant rooms and smart apartments. Interiors are fresh and traditional with soft hues, antiques and pale wooden floors. Ideally located within walking distance of some of the region's most famed Champagne producers.
Local exploring - Well placed for visiting the region's famed Champagne producers.
This quirky Champagne house features modern décor and elegant, spacious rooms. It has a beautiful garden with views of the surrounding champagne vineyards and it's only a few miles away from a variety of local sights. Free parking and wifi available.
A chic guesthouse owned by a wine-growing family in central Ay. Individually styled rooms feature free standing baths, warm hues and antique furniture. A bar, complete with billiards table, for evenings spent sampling the regions finest champagne. Walking distance from restaurants. Fabulous.
Romantic Break - An intimate guesthouse with champagne tasting, free standing baths and complete tranquility.
Great walks - Take a relaxing stroll along the nearby river banks.
Restrictions on children - An adult only property.
A charming 18th century townhouse, in the Champagne capital. The five comfortable and tastefully decorated rooms exude a homely warm feeling. Near the centre of Epernay, it's perfect for exploring the city's world celebrated champagne cellars including Mercier, Moët & Chandon and Dom Pérignon.
Local exploring - A charming base for exploring the vibrant champagne region, your hosts will happily fill you in on the towns history.
Hideaway - A quaint and cosy B&B, with a magical atmosphere from the free flûte on arrival to breakfast in the elegant rooms.
Great walks - Wander around this picturesque town, or take a tour of the maze of cellars under the guesthouse.
Local markets - The towns weekly market is the perfect place to pick up some of the fruits of the local area.
A fabulous timber townhouse renovation, previously owned by the Knights of Malta. Sleek contemporary bedrooms and suites retain elements of the old for aesthetic effect. Wonderful organic restaurant and swimming pool in one of the gardens. A sophisticated hotel.
This idyllic bed and breakfast, with rustic interior design, is set in the heart of the Champagne region. The light and airy rooms boast exposed beams, luxurious beds and breathtaking views, while the garden and patio offer quiet spaces to relax. A perfect escape to the country.
Exceptional boutique hotel. Just five discreetly modern bedrooms - high end design elements accompanied by classical furniture and antiques. An excellent restaurant serves gourmet cuisine and an extensive wine list. Romantic and indulgent.
A picture perfect chateau set in France's champagne country. Elegantly dressed throughout, the rooms are spacious with high ceilings, sash windows, wooden floors and a choice selection of antiques. A fine dining restaurant serves regional dishes, set alongside a fantastic wine list, naturally.
Hideaway - A glamorous hideaway set amidst acres of vineyards.
Great walks - Explore the picturesque countryside with scenic trails starting straight from the property.
An extremely sleek boutique hotel. High design, all the mod cons, and real attention to detail. Bedrooms and suites with open fires, dark wood, and slate bathrooms. An excellent gourmet restaurant and terrace. Very sophisticated for a country escape.
A beautiful 15th century medieval renovation in central Troyes. Stone and timber facade, leafy courtyard, light and airy interiors. Its gourmet restaurant is even more reason to stay here.
A traditional looking timbered house with uber modern interiors. Excellent restaurant serves gourmet cuisine and has an extensive wine list. Huge rooms and suites with private balconies and jacuzzi bath tubs.
Recently renovated country house hotel on a vineyard just a stone's throw from Epernay. Luxurious rooms are indivdually designed with interesting fabrics and bold wallpapers. Sit out on the terrace and enjoy views over gardens, fountains and pool, or head in for fabulously pampering spa treatments.
Located in Champagne, France's famous wine region, plus a famous restaurant headed by Michelin star awarded chef Rossillon, this property is a must for foodies. The chateau is 19th century with modern interiors. Rooms feature cow skin rugs, retro furnishings, original art and expansive bathrooms.
Wine tasting - There is no better place to sample the golden, bubbly delights of the Champagne region!
Sailing - Sailing on the Lac de Villegusien is a wonderful way to spend an afternoon.
Sights nearby - Reims Catherdral and the Abbey of Saint Remi not to be missed.
Great walks - Through the Montagne De Reims Regional Nature Park.
An exceptional Five Star chateau with a Michelin star chef and beautiful rooms. Luxury, romance, and the finest attention to detail throughout. Classical furniture and sumptuous fabrics. With 400 Champagne labels it's a very sophisticated hotel.
Good wine list - There are over 600 champagne labels to choose from!


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Amazon Originals Part II – the Hits Keep Coming
by Helen Back | Feb 7, 2017 | Uncategorized
4 Can't-Miss Original Series Now Available on Amazon Prime
With the advent of online streaming, television channels are slowly becoming outdated. Sure, networks like AMC and HBO are churning out hits like Better Call Saul and Game of Thrones; but the majority of hot new shows have come straight to the consumer from streaming services.
With shows like House of Cards and Narcos, Netflix quickly comes to mind when thinking about original streaming content; but services like Amazon Prime have begun to give them a run for their money. Last year, The Man in the High Castle took the streaming world by storm and since then there has been no shortage of superior shows coming out of the Amazon wheelhouse.
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Here are some of the best original shows that Amazon has to offer:
@HandofGodAmazon – Ron Perlman plays Judge Pernell Harris, a man on a mission from God; or at least that's what his hallucinations tell him. After Pernell's daughter-in-law is the victim of a horrible crime, he slowly starts to descend into madness… and vigilante justice. This morally grey drama is a slow-burning tinder fire that's both explosive and dark. If you like tight writing and unpredictable turns check out Hand of God.
@Betas – Stop me if you've heard this premise before: a ragtag team of software developers struggle to find a deep-pocketed investor that can help them get their app off the ground. Ok, so Betas' premise is almost completely identical to HBO's Silicon Valley but after that basic outline, the shows diverge completely. Betas is a light show with relatable characters and a very watchable premise. It's HBO cousin may outshine it for the moment; but if you want to while away the hours, Betas is a good bet.
@SneakyPeteTV – Have you ever wanted to just change your name and start over again in a new life? Former gangster Marius has, and in Sneaky Pete that's exactly what he does. Assuming the identity of an old cellmate named Pete, Marius slips into his friend's old life and gets into the family business. But how long can his secret last? Sneaky Pete is superbly written, Giovanni Ribisi is absolutely perfect for the role, and you should definitely give it a close look. Personally, this is my favorite on this list.
@MITJAmazon – While classical music has a reputation for being boring and stuffy, the musicians behind it are anything but boring. Nominated for two Golden Globes, Mozart in the Jungle follows the bawdy life of a conductor named Rodrigo as he pushes the musicians in his orchestra and contends with competing interests. Mozart in the Jungle is funny when needs to be and dramatic when it wants to be. If you like snappy dialogue, laughs, and something to try about then tune into Mozart in the Jungle.
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Amazon is slowly building its reputation for producing quality shows and every year it seems they have topped themselves. It may be a while before Amazon claims the crown of Streaming King, but for right now I will be content to sit back and watch the streaming services try and top themselves.
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Atelognathus – rodzaj płaza bezogonowego z rodziny Batrachylidae.

Zasięg występowania
Rodzaj obejmuje gatunki występujące w Patagonii (skrajnie południowa Argentyna i Chile).

Systematyka

Etymologia
Atelognathus:  atelēs "niekompletny, niedoskonały", od negatywnego przedrostka α- a-; τελειος teleios "idealny, doskonały"; γναθος gnathos "żuchwa, szczęka".

Podział systematyczny
Do rodzaju należą następujące gatunki:
 Atelognathus nitoi
 Atelognathus patagonicus
 Atelognathus praebasalticus
 Atelognathus reverberii
 Atelognathus solitarius

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Bibliografia

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Wilson-Raybould not seeking re-election, blasts 'toxic and ineffective' Parliament
By APTN National News
'Federal politics is, in my view, increasingly a disgraceful triumph of harmful partisanship over substantive action,' says Independent MP
Independent MP Jody Wilson-Raybould has announced she will not seek re-election, saying Parliament has undergone "a regression" since 2015.
The former Liberal cabinet minister announced her decision in a letter to constituents of her Vancouver riding that was posted to Twitter this morning.
"It has become more and more toxic and ineffective while simultaneously marginalizing individuals from certain backgrounds," said Wilson-Raybould, speaking about the House of Commons. "Federal politics is, in my view, increasingly a disgraceful triumph of harmful partisanship over substantive action."
She says she is not leaving to spend more time with family or focus on other challenges, but because of this emphasis on partisan politics over real action, which she described as "self-interested partisanship, game-playing, and jockeying for advantage."
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau appointed Wilson-Raybould as Canada's first Indigenous justice minister in 2015, but she was booted from the Liberal caucus four years later after she accused the prime minister of pressuring her to secure a deferred prosecution agreement for SNC-Lavalin.
Wilson-Raybould, who does not say in her letter to constituents what she will be doing after leaving federal politics, was re-elected as an Independent MP in October 2019.
"I will be sharing more details soon about my future plans and work," she said.
Crown-Indigenous Relations Minister Carolyn Bennett apologized to Wilson-Raybould last month after sending Wilson-Raybould a one-word text that said, "Pension?"
It appeared to suggest her former caucus colleague was speaking out against a fall election because she was worried about her pension, and Wilson-Raybould called the text out as racist and misogynist.
Wilson-Raybould said in her letter she takes strength from the reaction of Canadians to the discoveries of unmarked graves at former residential school sites in British Columbia and Saskatchewan.
She said her grandmother was a residential school survivor who helped preserve the Kwakwa̱ka̱'wakw governance system, known as the Potlatch, which was outlawed and oppressed under the Indian Act.
Wilson-Raybould promised to continue the work of fighting for an "evolving system" of governance in Canada — just not in the House of Commons.
"I have been looking at myself in the mirror, as my granny would have me do. I have been asking myself what I can do next, in whatever small way that might be, to help tackle the problems we face locally and beyond," she said.
"I know that, at this time, those efforts will not be in Parliament."
—With a report from the Canadian Press
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Law will be discussed in parliament from March 8.
The draft climate law would ban fossil fuel advertisements, certain domestic flights and new cars emitting more than 95 grams of CO2 per kilometer by 2030. | Alain Jocard/AFP via Getty Images
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Members of the French Citizens' Climate Convention said today that the government did a poor job of translating their advice into law.
"We believe that the bill submitted by the government is not as ambitious as the work we have done," Jean-Pierre Cabrol, one of the convention's members, told French media following a final meeting of the group.
The draft climate law would ban fossil fuel advertisements, certain domestic flights and new cars emitting more than 95 grams of CO2 per kilometer by 2030. It would also create a new offense of ecocide.
But participants in the democratic exercise expressed their disappointment with the outcome, concluding the bill didn't match the convention's ambition. As part of a scoring exercise, they gave it a mark of only 3.7 out of 10.
Another member called on MPs to raise the ambition of the law through amendments. It will be discussed in parliament from March 8.
The convention, composed of 150 randomly selected citizens and created in October 2019 in response to the Yellow Jacket protests, was tasked with advising the government on ways to boost France's green transition and slash greenhouse gas emissions by 40 percent within the next decade.
Participants gathered over the weekend to assess the government's performance in translating some of its 149 proposals into law.
The conclusions followed similar assessments by independent experts and government advisory bodies. The French Environmental, Economic and Social Committee and the High Council for Climate have strongly criticized the draft.
"We had an objective that was very ambitious," Cabrol said. "There is no bitterness but there can be disappointment."
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New Jersey Fights Over Water Fluoridation: We Really Are Living In the 19th Century
That is, back when the Theory of Evolution was still hotly debated. Oh, wait.
From the Paper Of Record: news that a bill, which requires all public water supplies fluoridate their water, is causing a political stir as it works its way through the state legislature in Jersey. The most shocking fact trottted out in the opening grafs is that only 14 percent of NJ residents have access to fluoridated water, placing it next to last place, only in front of Hawaii. Yet despite this appalling statistic, it is not clear whether the bill will even pass, and if it does, it is equally unclear whether Governor Chris Christie (R) will sign it.
Why is such an obviously beneficial bill having a hard time mustering sufficient support to come into law? It's the usual recipe: misinformation fueled by anti-intellectualism encouraged by demagogues. The article notes that opponents cite websites such as the Fluoride Action Network, whose citation of papers and studies is selective at best in making claims that it is linked to bone cancer and lower IQ among other scourges. The website is sleek and impressive, which no doubt must play a role in convincing people that the anti-fluoridaters are legit and not merely cranks. Like the global warming deniers, the internet has become a powerful tool to disseminate nonsense.
What about all those public health officials and their claims as to the safety and benefits of fluoridate water? Well, they're part of the vast government machinery which conspires to "[medicate] us without our consent," as one insane woman, Ms. Jennifer DiOrio, states. A high school teacher, DiOrio is responsible for the intellectual welfare of her teenage charges, a chilling thought.
Just speculating here, but Governor Christie's current hedge on this issue is likely due in part to his national political ambitions and not wishing to provoke the ire of the far-right constituency currently proving such an irritation to the Romney campaign. As Governor Rick Perry discovered after having supported--in what was unquestionably good policy--a mandate for girls in Texas to receive the HPV vaccine, the road to the Republican nomination is very difficult if one runs afoul of these voters. Since their world-view is utterly cocooned from reality, as they do not believe any scientific data that undermines their preconceived notions, trying to explain to them that there's abundant data supporting the safety and benefits of such a policy is vastly riskier for an aspiring presidential candidate than just vetoing the bill and offering up some cheap fart about government overreach.
Labels: Chris Christie, New Jersey, NY Times, Rick Perry, water fluoridation
J . McCool June 18, 2012 at 11:45 PM
There is a vast array of research as to the potentional negative affects from a lifetime of fluoride overuse. It's not just in your water, it's in your food supply and your toothpaste and possibly your mouthwash. No one can tell how much each person is consuming for sure on a dailey basis, therefore, how can anyone convince me that a neuro toxin is safe? Read the science on the EPA and CDC websites , then get back to us.
http://www.nap.edu/catalog.php?record_id=11571
Billy Rubin June 19, 2012 at 9:03 AM
Dear J--
I would no sooner try to convince you that water fluoridation is safe and beneficial than I would try to explain to an Englishman of the 12th century that demons don't exist--that is, it's readily apparent that no amount of evidence will get you to budge from your belief. As you so clearly point out, since "no one can tell" you anything with absolute scientific certainty, "how can anyone convince me that a neuro toxin is safe"? I'm trying to traffic in scientific knowledge, which is frequently messy and is never absolute; yours seems the tone of a religious zealot. Maybe I'm wrong, which would be a delight in this case.
What I will say--in the unlikely event that there is anyone out there in cyberspace reading this rather tedious exchange--is that the leading scientific and public health agencies are mostly settled on the benefits of water fluoridation. You implied that I hadn't "read the science" on water fluoridation studies. If you mean by that that I haven't pursued a specialty in the science of water fluoridation and read through every scientific paper on the subject, you are correct, although there are only a very few people who do that, and a quick consult of a few public health review articles on the subject, which I did at the time I wrote the post, was sufficient for me.
Furthermore, you admonished me to review the CDC and EPA websites as if they contained a dark secret about fluoridation. The CDC website could not be more clear in extolling the virtues of water fluoridation: "for over 65 years, community water fluoridation has been a safe and healthy way to effectively prevent tooth decay" (http://www.cdc.gov/fluoridation/). The EPA website is not as full-throated in its advocacy on its page about fluoridation (http://water.epa.gov/drink/contaminants/basicinformation/fluoride.cfm), but both reference the same National Academies report you linked above--meaning that you have taken some specific data in that report out of context, which is common enough for those who already know in advance which science they "like".
At best, what can be said of this report you cite is that there are some concerns about fluoridation at the higher end of exposures, but that hardly qualifies as a wholesale repudiation of the practice that you seem to believe it says. Others wishing to review the report can obtain it for free through the link supplied by J.
Best, Billy
The fact that you trust the CDC, an arm of the military and very much in bed with Big Pharma and Big Aluminum, shows beyond a shadow of a doubt that you are mentally lazy and docile. Must be the sedative effects of the fluoride (an ingredient in both anti-depressants and bug spray. Hmmmm.) Read the book The Fluoride Deception and then maybe you'll get a clue. Also read your tube of toothpaste. It says that if you swallow the fluoride in your toothpaste, contact a poison control center. That's the same amount as in a glass of fluoridated water. Get it? Stop forcing your pseudo-science on people who prefer to think for themselves.
Billy Rubin August 30, 2012 at 8:47 AM
Why, thank you for reading and spitting fire, anonymous!
I have heard of Big Pharma, but Big Aluminum is a new one on me.
For clarification's sake, the CDC is most definitely not "an arm of the military". The only thing the two organizations have in common is that they are both funded by a man named Uncle Sam.
My tube of toothpaste says that "if more than used for brushing is accidentally swallowed, get medical help". My toothpaste is Crest--my wife is more fond of Colgate, so there's obviously no accounting for taste. But I could find you dozens of labels of medicines and whatnot that advise the same thing, so I'm not sure what your point is. If you drink too much water you will require medical attention. Do you think it's wise to abstain?
With mental laziness and docility, Billy
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After both teams found themselves at a perfect 4-0 following pool play at Saturday's 10-team Rumble in the Rockies wrestling tournament inside Jack Smith Gymnasium at Rifle High School, the Rifle Bears and Glenwood Springs Demons found themselves pitted against each other in the tournament championship.
Rifle emerged victorious Saturday in the battle between the two rivals, taking down the Demons 51-29 on the mat to claim supremecy at the Rumble in the Rockies.
In the championship match, Glenwood started fast by picking up a forfeit win in the 160-pound match as Sawyer McKenney was unopposed in the weight class. Rifle quickly turned it around though as Kyle Lang pinned Glenwood's Tucker Porter in one minute, 58 seconds in the 170-pound match, evening things up at 6-6.
Glenwood's Amos Wilson put the Demons back on top at 12-6 with a win by fall in 1:44 of the 182-pound match over Rifle's Pedro Guardado, but Alex Guardado tied it back up at 12-12 in the 195-pound match, pinning Glenwood's Spencer Cloud in 3:50. Rifle started to pull away from there as Jared Henderson won by forfeit in the 220-pound weight class, while Alejandro Robles pinned Glenwood's Bryce Wheeler in 1:48 of the 285-pound weight class, making it 24-12 Rifle midway through the match.
Glenwood freshman Ray Rosenmerkel claimed a forfeit win in the 106-pound weight class to make it 24-18, but Rifle answered right back with a forfeit win in the 113-pound weight class as Caleb Gieselman claimed victory, making it a 30-18 match in favor of Rifle.
In the 120-pound match, Glenwood freshman Dakotah Aguirre picked up a forfeit win to pull Glenwood to within six points at 30-24, but Rifle's Bryce Rowley stretched the lead again at 126 pounds, pinning Glenwood's Max Burrell in 3:14 to make it a 36-24 match. Burrell cost Glenwood a team point with an unsportsmanlike penalty, dropping the score to 36-23.
Following the 126-pound match, Glenwood senior Mathew Flores picked up a huge win over Rifle's Cauy Smith in the 132-pound match, pinning the Rifle wrestler in 3:15, making it a 36-29 match in favor of Rifle.
That would be it for Glenwood though as Talon Cordova defeated Glenwood's Joaquin Garcia via decision (4-2), while Conrad Demann pinned Glenwood's Joshua Sanchez in 1:20 of the 145-pound match, making it 46-29 Rifle. Dillon Tiffany then pinned Glenwood's Caden Howe in the 152-pound match in 1:27, closing out the 51-29 win for the Bears.
Prior to the championship match, Rifle defeated Grand Valley 53-6, Battle Mountain 54-12, Steamboat Springs 52-9, and Grand Junction 42-18. Glenwood defeated Moffat County 39-25, Rangely 60-7, Coal Ridge 71-0, and Basalt 54-24 to reach the championship match.
Team scores and stats for Grand Valley and Coal Ridge were unavailable at the time of press.
On the road for a 4A Western Slope League battle with the Steamboat Springs Sailors Saturday afternoon, the Glenwood Springs Demons girls basketball team cruised to a 47-19 win, allowing veteran head coach Rhonda Moser to get a number of reserves key playing time midway through the season.
In the 28-point Demon win, junior guard Hadley Yellico came off the bench for Glenwood to lead the Demons in scoring with 13 points, hitting three 3-pointers in the win. Along with Yellico's big night, senior Emily Worline – the leading girls 3-point shooter in 4A – chipped in with 9 points, hitting two 3-pointers in the win.
Senior guard Ashley Barragan added 7 points for the Demons, while Michelle Marshall and Ximena Gutierrez added 6 points each.
Glenwood (8-7, 4-0 4A WSL) hosts Battle Mountain Friday night for another 4A WSL battle, starting at 6 p.m.
A rough first quarter did in the Rifle Bears girls basketball team Saturday on the road at Grand Junction High School in a non-league matchup against the Tigers, as the Bears fell behind the Tigers 16-4 after one quarter of play on the way to a 46-20 loss.
Against the Tigers, senior Masi Smith led the Bears with 9 of the 20 points, hitting one 3-pointer in the loss. Freshman Jamie Caron added 4 points, while Sage Allen added 3 points via a 3-pointer for the Bears. April Quinones and Mackenzie Elizardo added 2 points each in the losing effort for the Bears.
Rifle (2-10, 2-1 4A WSL) hosts the Summit Tigers Tuesday night for another 4A WSL battle at 6 p.m.
Glenwood senior guard Chano Gonzalez caught fire in the third quarter Saturday on the road against the Steamboat Springs Sailors, pouring in 14 points on four 3-pointers, helping the Demons pick up a huge 54-51 win over the Sailors in 4A Western Slope League play.
Along with Gonzalez's big third quarter, senior guard Angel Garcia had a steady night, pouring in 15 points, hitting three 3-pointers in the winning effort, as the senior backcourt of Gonzalez and Garcia combined for 33 points on the day.
As a team, Glenwood Springs hit eight 3-pointers on the day, while Steamboat Springs hit five, all by Aden Knaus, who scored 19 points on the day. That wasn't the best performance by the Sailors though. Senior Mac Riniker poured in a game-high 23 points, scoring 8 points in the first quarter, 6 points in the second quarter, and 4 points each in the third and fourth quarters. Just two other players scored for Steamboat though, leading to the 3-point loss to the Demons.
Glenwood (11-4, 4-0 4A WSL) hosts Battle Mountain Friday night at 7:30 p.m. in a key 4A WSL matchup.
Hosting the Aspen Skiers Saturday in a 3A Western Slope League matchup inside 'The Nest' in Parachute, the Grand Valley Cardinals boys basketball team pulled out a late 2-point win over the Skiers, 47-45, to move to 2-0 in league play.
Against the Skiers, senior guard Wade Wiese led the Cardinals with a game-high 16 points, hitting four 3-pointers in the win. Along with Wiese, senior Angel Garcia added 10 points for Grand Valley, going 6-for-8 from the free throw line. Emilio Garcia and Kade Paulson added 6 and 5 points each for the Cardinals.
For Aspen, Noah Hollander led the way with 14 points, 8 of which came in the first quarter.
Grand Valley (7-4, 2-0 3A WSL) travels to Delta Thursday night before hosting Coal Ridge Friday night in a rivalry matchup at 7 p.m.
Looking to bounce back from a 4-3 loss to Standley Lake on the road Thursday, the Glenwood Springs Demons varsity hockey team dropped a 7-2 decision to Crested Butte Saturday night in Jorgenson.
Against Crested Butte, the Demons fell behind 3-0 in the second period after a scoreless first as the scored three unanswered goals in the second period. Glenwood bounced back in the third period though as Devlin Powell got the Demons on the board on an even strenght goal off of an assist from Colter Strautman to make it 3-1 early in the third period, before Dylan Webster made it 3-2 on another even strength goal.
That would be it for the Demons though as Crested Butte reeled off four straight goals to cap off the 7-2 win.
The Demons were outshot 40-28 by Crested Butte, and went 0-for-4 on the powerplay. Glenwood also took 19 penalty minutes on eight infractions in the loss. In net, Hunter Hadsock stopped 33 of 40 shots on goal.
Glenwood (4-8) hosts Summit Saturday, Jan. 26 at the Eagle Ice Rink at 5 p.m.


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Are You Thankful or Grateful?
Thankful or Grateful? Is There a Difference?
I strive to be both; thankful and grateful. According to the dictionaries they are the same, using each word to describe the other.
gesture of a gift or heart felt words. Being thankful is glad the object is in your hands or you've received the honor, that the desired dream is a reality.


Together with a night of b-boy battles and open mic, FDC will be spraying some exclusive designs on canvasses provided on the night, and will be available for sale in the venue.
Graff is a much overlooked & regularly under rated art form, but you only need look at numerous album covers, fashion designs and even the current London Olympics Logo to see the influence and impact it has had over the years.
It has always been one of the classic elements of hip hop, and we decided that we should provide a platform for talented artists in this area to showcase their skills, and represent the culture fully.


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Napa Valley Earthquake Update
At approximately 3:20 am Sunday, August 24, a 6.1 magnitude earthquake occurred northwest of American Canyon and 6 miles from downtown Napa. Several structures in the city of Napa, many of historic nature, received significant damage. At this time, it appears the majority of the damage was centered on specific areas in the city of Napa. The regions around Yountville, St. Helena and Calistoga seem to have experienced minimal damage and disruption. For travelers coming to the Napa Valley, most businesses are open as usual, however, we suggest calling first to confirm your plans. For a current list of businesses open, please click here.
The official Visit Napa Valley Welcome Center is open as of today, August 25. We will continue to update as new information becomes available.
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Game of Thrones S8E03: Here are a few facts from the Battle of Winterfell
Updated : 2019-04-30 15:23:31
The third episode in season 8 of 'Game of Thrones' has been the longest yet in the series. A battle encompassing the dead and the living, the episode was aptly named 'The Long Night' by the makers, DB Weiss, and David Benioff. Miguel Sapchonik, who had previously directed two other battle sequences 'Hardhome' and 'Battle of Bastards', directed the longest battle sequence on the TV history, longer than the Lord of the Ring's Battle of Helm's Deep. Here are a few other interesting tidbits from the epic episode.
It took the makers 55 days to shoot the Battle of Winterfell, which is the longest fight in the series. (Source: Twitter)
The third episode also had a huge number of extras, with at least 750 people on the set. (Source: Twitter)
The episode showcased the longest battle sequence in film or TV history, longer than Lord of the Ring's Battle of Helm's Deep. (Source: Twitter)
Miguel Sapochnik directed the episode. He had previously directed the episode of Hardhome and Battle of the Bastards. (Source: Twitter)
The episode titled 'The Long Night' was the longest episode in the series so far. (Helen Sloan/HBO via AP)
Maisie Williams aka Arya Stark, right, and Richard Dormer aka Beric Dondarrion in a scene from 'Game of Thrones' that aired on Sunday, April 28, 2019. (Helen Sloan/HBO via AP)
Maisie Williams aka Arya Stark, right, and Carice van Houten aka Mellisandre in a scene from 'Game of Thrones' that aired on Sunday, April 28, 2019. (Helen Sloan/HBO via AP)
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SEBA Crypto AG, a startup from Switzerland, has raised CHF 100 million for the purpose of establishing a cryptocurrency bank, according to a Reuters report from September 26. This Swiss startup gained the knowledge and approach from former UBS employees. Its CEO is Guido Buehler and Chairman of the Board of Directors is Andreas Amschwand.
Company's business plan counts on the application for a banking and securities dealer license in Switzerland. Local respective regulator is FINMA – the same Swiss financial market regulator as for conventional banks and brokers. Thus, with the license, the company could conduct cryptocurrency trading business and investing on a fully official basis, involving other banks and qualified investors.
SEBA is willing to set its operations in the top financial places while it will start in Zurich in 2019. It has already gained number of well-known investors, like BlackRiver Asset Management or Summer Capital, while there are number of other investors of different nationalities from Asian countries (China, Hong Kong, Singapore, Malaysia).
According to Buehler, SEBA would like to become a connection point between convention banks and any virtual currency subject while focusing on standard services in this industry, like corporate financing, consulting in relation to any initial coin offerings (ICOs) or any other cryptocurrency services dedicated to corporate clients.
"In Switzerland we have commitment from various authorities to establish a comprehensive regulatory environment for the development of blockchain technology and the sustainable, stable growth of crypto assets," Amschwand added.
Nevertheless, due to the fears of crypto companies leaving Switzerland on the basis of regulatory arbitrage, the Swiss Bankers Association (SBA) published its guidelines for banking institutions, working the startups from this industry. According to the description, such startups without ICOs should be considered as any other small- or medium-sized companies. The difference is that companies with ICOs must be AML and KYC compliant.
Switzerland is about to remain one of the leading countries of the sector for sure. For example, in June, Hypothekarbank Lenzburg was the first bank opening accounts for blockchain and crypto- related fintech companies. Nevertheless, on the basis of actual regulation, the bank must perform advanced due diligence, accepting only certain clients that meet high criteria (by now, it has accepted only two crypto clients).


It is time for God's people to unite and declare that NOTHING IS IMPOSSIBLE for our God! Sugarloaf has been through a tremendous journey since being founded close to twenty years ago. The first weekend of February 2016 will be a time to celebrate what God has done, is doing and what God will do in this place. The weekend will be a time of Worship, Growing, Serving and Giving. With five sessions offered, you will not want to miss out on any of the wonderful messages, special worship services, the Stop Hunger Now mission event and growing in community at Sugarloaf UMC.
Rev. Jim Ozier will be the guest speaker and a guest worship team, led by Elliott DeJarnett, will lead the Friday and Saturday worship services. You can learn more about each of these special folks below.
Finally, all need to register for this event. SWAG Bags, T-Shirts and other special items have to be ordered and your registration will insure we do not run out! Register today below!
Do not miss out, something special will be revealed during this session.
Help us pack close to 50,000 meals for those in need. Each meal costs $.29. Families are encouraged to attend as special areas will be set up for little children to roll up their sleeves and learn what it means to give back!
This session is for staff and leadership.
Lets go deeper than ever before in worship! The worship service has been specially designed to help each of us stretch, grow and jump into a new level of commitment as we Unite with the Lord and each other.
Dessert social to follow worship. Come and join us for coffee, dessert and a time of fellowship after worship.
Only one service this week. Lets pack out the church and see what we really look like when we are united in one place, at one time and one mission.
.29 cents might not seem like a lot but it can change a life! .29 cents can provide a meal and can help to ease pain, worry and fear. As part of your registration for Sugarloaf United 2016, you will have the opportunity to be part of making a BIG DIFFERENCE as the people of Sugarloaf UMC pack 50,000 meals on Saturday morning. The Stop Hunger Now meal pack will begin at 9:00 a.m. and spots are limited to those who register for the weekend first. You will not want to miss out on this exciting event where lives are changed, friends are made and the Church proclaims the love we have for Jesus Christ!
Jim has led a church to new heights, and currently serves as the Director of New Church Development in North Texas. A man of vision and impact Jim has not only seen a great deal he has led a congregation into a new level of ministry and outreach to its community. In 1990 Jim Ozier followed the founder of a 7-year-old church, Trietsch Memorial UMC in Flower Mound, Texas. In his role as the second pastor for this young congregation, he learned first-hand how difficult the transition of pastoral leadership can be when a church has never done it before! When he left nearly 18 years later, the church had grown to more than 4,000 members and helped birth 3 new congregations.
Jim's wife, Suzanne, is a retired Special Education teacher. They live in Irving, Texas.
Elliott grew up as a missionary kid in the Suburbs of Paris, France. His parents were always involved in music ministry and they inspired him to start leading worship in high school at their home church in Marietta, Ga. In college while serving at the UGA Wesley Foundation, he felt the call on his life to serve the Church as a worship pastor and he has been doing so ever since.
Currently, he is on staff at 12Stone church in Lawrenceville, Ga.
Elliott and his wife, Hillary, live in downtown Atlanta where Hillary works as the territorial anti-trafficking coordinator for The Salvation Army.
We are so excited, but this excitement also means a challenge for some. STOP HUNGER NOW IS FULL! Please do not allow this excitement to keep you from joining us at Sugarloaf United 2016.
• Stop Hunger Now Donation- Each family is asked to make a donation to help cover the cost of packing meals on Saturday morning. Each meal cost $.29 and we want to pack 50,000 meals.
• Optional Chick-fil-a Dinner on Friday night- Order adult meals for $7 and kids meals for $4 and join us early on Friday to fellowship before the opening worship service.
• Event T-shirts and Hoodies- T-shirts ($11) and Hoodies ($25) for the event will be pre-sold thru the registration link.
REGISTER BEFORE JAN 24th in order to guarantee your sizes.
We will only order a limited number of extra items.


BFB (Big Foot Boot) – Heavy duty industrial grade 1680 Denier nylon upper. Pull tab for easy on; stays on. Soft foam collar. Supple and flexible bulb. Reflective logos for safety. Comfy foam liner. Comforms to individual hoofs and pasterns. Easy to care for – simply shake, brush or hose off after use. Replaceable Velcro closure system. Cavallo signature built-in side drainage slots allow water to enter and exit and air to circulate. Produced on Cavallo Regular Sole with length and width equal. May not be suitable if hoof width is more than 1/2" narrower than length or if hoof is more than 1/4" wider than length. 7-1/8"-7-1/2"L. Sold individually. Patented.
• Absorb shock – so horse's legs don't need to!


How many times have you stumbled into a website that captivates you with its unique, remarkable design, where every functional part shines with originality? Then, when you decide to follow this creative person you suddenly discover that social media icons are just ordinary squares with recognizable colors and logos that barely fit into the whole composition. And as a result the overall effect fades away, the first impression proves wrong. It would seem that such a tiny thing as a set of 32 pixel-sized icons can't bring disharmony, but as we all know, good design depends on attention to the details. Put that way even such a small part can radically change the general impression of what you see. An alternative would be creating everything from scratch. But that can be really time-consuming, especially with uncommon design intentions. What do we all do? We stroll along the broad avenues and tiny sideways of the world wide web, hoping to find these little helpers to make the web design shiny and impressive. Though this might cost a little time as well as money, generally, it is worth it. To save you from wasting hours of your productive time, we have picked 25 diverse social icon packs that can definitely outshine other ordinary collections and make your website design exceptional and memorable.
is a unique and really memorable set of 48 various icons that ideal for logistic or shipping industry website designs. Moreover you will find 3 optional icons packs made with the same style.
features crisp, truly realistic book-style icons that perfectly go with ordinary blog designs, online libraries, book shops or websites dedicated to literature.
presents 18 colorful original social media icons that perfectly match for any restaurant or food website designs.
has a truly playful and entertainment vibe that undoubtedly adds to every sport site harmony and completeness.
uses old fashioned, but widely recognizable television sets as a background. As a result such interconnection between modern social media logos and aged devices makes this pack ideal for usage not only on websites dedicated to broadcasting companies, but also on retro and vintage designs.
looks very appetizing. The set of 16 vibrant sweetmeats easily spice up any cookery or colorful website design.
is a really valuable set for those who want to surprise their users with funny characters.
has a clear hint of alchemist art. The set of 35 bottles filled with popular social media icons in liquid state is a perfect addition to any enigmatic, strange or medical design.
do a great job of setting proper Easter mood with universally recognizable shapes and elegant ornaments.
is pale and heavily noised, but almost universal due to its round shape and immediately identifyable logos.
was made to satisfy the needs of every clothes and fabrics website.
breaks the monotony of ordinary design and brings joy and playfulness making every website a bit hilarious.
is a small, but lovingly crafted. With its significant touch on details, it will perfectly complete every ecommerce website. Since the designer adds the PSD template, you can easily build upon that.
delivers clean and clear vector graphics, that are much needed nowadays since the amount of iOS app websites grows by leaps and bounds.
is a modern take on retro style. Smooth and slightly shabby icons perfectly match to light and website designs that are supposed to look like days gone by.
consists of 14 gorgeous stamp-style icons made of restrained colors. The envelopes – one of the univocal mail symbols – will look good both on dark and light designs.
includes 27 major content-sharing icons that are stylized tags, taking their rightful place on clothes and accessories online shops.
represents images of pharmacy and chemistry, thus making every medical design a bit more remarkable and lively.
consists of 32 vibrant folder-shaped icons. The set goes perfectly with website designs dedicated to business.
reminds you of bottle corks with bright and colorful illustrations. I suppose every owner of a beverage website will be glad to have such a comprehensive and suitable collection.
is filled with varieties of social icons made in pin and badge style. Thanks to dual nature you can use the set both as pin icons on a map or contact pages and as a decoration on retro website designs.
are inspired by textile design. This set of T-shirts with painted social icons on them is perfectly appropriate to youth, clothes, online-stores.
includes 48 badgy shaped icons with a sophisticated and accurate overlay of leather texture.
depicts monochromatic flip clock styled social icons in 2 main colors: black and white – in order to satisfy the needs of both light and dark designs. All the icons are represented in large size so you can easily adjust it to the required size.
Have you chosen your pair?
Nowadays it's almost impossible to find a website or application without social media integration. Being an integral part of every online project for a very long time, installation of social widgets is one of the primary tasks during website development. So, what do you think about our collection of extraordinary social icon sets? Do you think they can properly grab users' attention? And is it worth spending time on such a small detail?
In fact the majority of social website have guidelines for their logo… You're not supposed to modify any logo as facebook, twitter, etc. For example: https://www.facebook.com/brandpermissions/logos.php!
The most creative social icons collection i ever saw, great!
The icons are all beautiful, colorful and professional. Thanks for sharing.
I agree with Theo, these are definitely some of the most creative icon sets on the web. Thanks for putting this collection together Nataly!
Ultimate Collection , thanks !
All these are really creative set of social media icons. I am gonna use them within my design projects. Thanks for sharing them with us !!
Thank you so much for including Apricum's Social Media Icons. Hugs!
Thanks, I downloaded the leather set.Its AWESOME!


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Q: rust structs with overlapping fields I have some structs with overlapping and unique fields. For now I handle this with enums of seperate structs like below. This makes it cumbersome to access the shared fields, and easy to continue working on the specific fields, after identifying the type:
pub struct MyStructA {
    pub a: u64,
    pub b: u64,
    pub c: u64,
    pub d: u64,
}
pub struct MyStructB {
    pub a: u64,
    pub b: u64,
    pub e: String,
    pub f: String,
}
pub enum MyStructEnum {
    Num(MyStructA),
    Str(MyStructB),
}

// This gets annoying with many shared fields
pub fn get_a(m: MyStructEnum) -> u64 {
    match m {
        MyStructEnum::Num(n) => n.a,
        MyStructEnum::Str(s) => s.a,
    }
}

// When we know m is MyStructB this is easy
pub fn work_on_b(m: MyStructB) {
    println!("{} {}", m.a, m.e)

Since I have many overlapping fields and more different types maintaing get_a()-like functions get tiring, and seems stupid assuming the struct are laid out like they would be in C.
So I could go for something like
pub struct NewStructA {
    pub c: u64,
    pub d: u64,
}
pub struct NewStructB {
    pub e: String,
    pub f: String,
}
pub enum NewStructEnum {
    Num(NewStructA),
    Str(NewStructB),
}

pub struct NewStruct {
    pub a: u64,
    pub b: u64,
    pub e: NewStructEnum,
}

// Now this is easy
pub fn new_get_a(n: NewStruct) -> u64 {
    n.a
}

// But now I can't access a after identifying the type B
pub fn work_on_b(m: NewStructB) {
    println!("{} {}", m.a, m.e)
}

Any ways to get the best of both worlds? In C this would be easy (and unsafe).

A: You can go with a base struct, but inside the enum. That is:
pub struct NewStruct {
    pub a: u64,
    pub b: u64,
}
pub struct NewStructA {
    base: NewStruct,
    pub c: u64,
    pub d: u64,
}
pub struct NewStructB {
    base: NewStruct,
    pub e: String,
    pub f: String,
}
pub enum NewStructEnum {
    Num(NewStructA),
    Str(NewStructB),
}

Now you can define an accessor function for base:
pub fn base(v: &NewStructEnum) -> &NewStruct {
    match v {
        NewStructEnum::Num(NewStructA { base, .. }) => base,
        NewStructEnum::Str(NewStructB { base, .. }) => base,
    }
}

And accessing the common field is as easy as base(&s).a. You may need to create base_mut() too. Of course, you can still access fields when you have a reference to the concrete type.
This is not as good as with C, but is pretty good nonetheless.