d6 items of interest week of october 23

We play head tennis in the gym and, in the practice on the field, we be practising near post, far post headers, and you could head 20 or 30 balls in the space of half an hour. Geoff said a ban on kids heading the ball be a very strong and sensible suggestion added: think stopping at that young age, when the brain has not matured, must be looked at. I don think it would destroy the enjoyment of kids football or grassroots football.

The brand represents a designer who believes in showcasing an extension of his personality. Starting as a creator of customised fashion, Zubin Vakil ventured into the very competitive ready to wear market retaining his touch of one of a kind designs as well as his slinky, bohemian and sensual signature. Known best for his western wear, Zubin has forayed into the Indian wear segment with his quirky and distinct collection of sarees.

The core of our target market is connected families and with e commerce on the rise in India, it felt like the right channel to start with,” says Vaidyanathan. “Also given our tight launch schedule (we only had 5 months of production) it was not possible to engage with traditional retail channels. We do however want to augment our current launch with physical retail in the near future.”.

The Mayor has allocated over $8M for the Public Market District to pay for land acquisition, planning, design, site preparation and construction of a Market to promote the use of local foods and products as part of our economic development strategy. On October 7, the Council will take action on the preferred (E Wash and 1st St) and alternate sites (S Park and North side) as recommended by the Local Food Committee. An RFP has been issued to seek a development partner to rehab the building for mixed uses compatible with the nearby Olbrich Botanical Gardens, the North Plat and adjacent neighborhoods.

“If we don do anything, what then? How do we have a solution for municipalities that just can survive economically?” he said, noting that some are finding ways to save costs by co operating, but the Communities in Transition program is “not working well.” Hayward, who was among the board members who disavowed Barnhart views on the issue this spring, said while the topic of amalgamation is likely to come up, neither the province nor SUMA members are ready. He proposed leaving it to members to raise the issue while encouraging the creation of joint projects between municipalities and taking lessons from other provinces consolidations. “But the conversation probably will come around, I sure of that,” he said.