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Green Earth
A traditional instrument of mystery and music. This 15 pipe bamboo pan flute plays in the key of G key and will get you in touch with your inner spirit. Fun to learn.
$62
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Men’s Zegna Linen Overshirt
Structured but casual, this vicuna color pure linen overshirt is styled with an oversized fit and concealed closure to create a sleek, elongated line. Lightweight and breathable, the perfect choice for an effortless layering piece. Perfect for day or night.
$1,575
Also called alligator pear, this healthy and delicious fruit is grown on trees mainly in Mexico and California. Avocados provide thiamin, riboflavin, and vitamin A. Make it into a dip, or make it designer on top of toasted baguettes.
$2
Fluevog Mille Miglia Shoes
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Crafted from bold patents that feel right at home in the fast lane, these platform mary janes will give you that needed boost in more ways than one. Made in Portugal.
$439
Hush 2.0 Cooling Bamboo Sheet Set
Complement your bed, your body and your sleep tonight with these top-rated organic bamboo sheets for hot sleepers. No pilling and every wash only makes them soft as butter without losing the unique cooling effect. These sheets also fit perfectly.
$169
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Large Minetto Wood Chandelier ethanallen.ca
Handcrafted in Thailand, this chandelier was inspired by Asia’s abundance of unique and naturally shaped vines, roots, tree trunks, and branches. The wood has been washed, sanded, and treated to reveal the beautiful texture underneath.
$1,810
Prada Women’s Leather Boots
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Comfort and style, that is what good boots are all about. These have a leather and rubber monobloc sole that defines their distinctive silhouette. Quality materials make quality products that last and become better with time. Prada leather is a go-to.
$2,050
This tweed dress comes alive in a lovely shade of fern green. Soft textured fabric with subtle satiny reflections. Full satin lining with slit horizontal pockets.
$125
Chartreuse Liquor bcliquorstores.com
Created in 1840, Chartreuse Green derives its unique character, natural colour and aromatic complexity from 130 plants, flowers, bark, roots and spices. With a powerful and peppery nose, this classic elixir is best at happy hours. Cheers!
$47
Bottega Medium Turn Pouch
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Perfect for Spring, this 100% lambskin fashion purse is a unique accessory. Made in Italy with bonded suede Intrecciato lining and gold finish closures.
$3,190
Lush Bar Soaps
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Lush handmade bar soap is packed with ethically-sourced ingredients and is 100% cruelty free. Try from several different flavours, like Sea Vegetable with lime and lavender or Sandstone with its scrubby Brazilian feel.
$8
This solid wood chair stands out with a focus on simplicity and comfort. The wide arms and the curved teak slats in the seat create a unique and high comfort level. Created by Cane-line, a Danish design company, this chair will outlast many owners.
$2,850
1 - TAKE ME HOME FROM THE BALL GAME
The Vancouver Mounties and Portland Beavers gave fans at Capilano Stadium (now known as Nat Bailey Stadium) more than bonus baseball on May 28, 1962.
In the 12th inning, night seemingly turned into day. A fireball lit up the sky between 10:40 p.m. and 10:45 p.m. It prompted Mounties shortstop Jose Valdivielso to run for the dugout, fearing a plane was crashing. Teammates and opponents followed.
“Other people thought it was an off-course rocket, a spaceship, a comet, a flying saucer,” wrote the Vancouver Sun’s Ian MacDonald.
2 - AT THE NAT
It was arguably the biggest news of the 2013 baseball season at Nat Bailey Stadium.
The Vancouver Canadians became the third team to win three straight Northwest League championships, shutting out the Boise Hawks 5-0 on Sept. 9.
But, on Sept. 3, something else generated worldwide headlines after strange lights were spotted in the sky above the diamond at Little Mountain.
It was actually a drone campaign dreamed up by MacLaren McCann ad agency to promote the H.R. MacMillan Space Centre’s new Planetarium theatre. In less than two weeks, the video generated a million views on YouTube.