The leading authority for the Architecture & Design community Recharge in a Restored Spanish Farmhouse in Menorca Words: Rebecca Dalzell Photography: Jan Liégois the cofounder and design director of creative studio Sceners and created sculptures out of found objects But Haddad had no official training in interior design when a friend asked if he’d be interested in renovating a family property near Antwerp Haddad admitted he lacked professional credentials but was confident he could pull it off designed fashion shows and fixed up an old building for a pop-up gallery Zeevi’s family took a chance and offered Sceners the job The multigenerational clan breeds horses and had recently bought a 40-acre equestrian facility with poorly maintained stables and living quarters and his family hoped to restore it and create comfortable accommodations for themselves “The clients were looking for a chaletlike feel a place where they could do these professional activities but still feel at home and experience the daily stable life,” Haddad says He got a taste of it himself: The job required him to stay on-site for a year to manage the project It may be one reason why he got hired: “They knew I was young and that it would be an amazing opportunity for me,” Haddad wagers “I could be this guy on-site doing everything.” and their collection of tribal art and mid-century furniture “We had a maximalist home that combined Senufo masks and a Serpentine sofa by Vladimir Kagan,” he explains “Having pieces from different periods and places creates a kind of harmony.” His style resonated with Zeevi’s family who lived in Africa for a decade and appreciates its indigenous cultures “We knew Jonathan’s vision and trusted his point of view,” Zeevi says “We mostly gave him a free hand.” Haddad’s challenge was to pair sophisticated interiors with a working stable He began by researching similar complexes nearby but found most too conservative for his taste a fabled equestrian estate in Mexico City that Luis Barragán completed in 1968 showed what a more abstract approach could look like “Barragán got me thinking outside the box,” Haddad notes While he wasn’t going to create anything so colorful or modern Barragán’s stables made him consider how to heighten the connection with nature such as landscaping the property and incorporating organic elements in the interiors the 43,000-square-foot compound comprises a mid 20th–century brick stable and a 2012 building by Architectenbureau Kristel Caes that incorporates an indoor training arena and a two-story private residence Haddad started with improvements like reinforcing and sanding the terra-cotta bricks and installing window shutters and new stalls in the stable he opened up the relationship between the horse facilities and living areas replacing walls with windows; a dining room “I created transparency so the sport didn’t feel like a professional activity but something desirable that anyone could do,” Haddad says (He himself learned how to ride during his stay.) bringing historic elements into the living quarters of the newer building He turned a grinder once used for milling horse food into the base of a low table Aluminum from a stable door became the legs of a coffee table hangs as abstract artwork in the living room Other custom pieces are made with wood from the surroundings such as a chandelier composed of branches that Haddad cut down and fashioned into a sculptural pendant fixture His firm Sceners not only designs these pieces but also fabricates them and operates as a vintage furniture dealer While the home relates to its rural context Haddad scoured secondhand stores and flea markets in the region to source an array of mid-century designer furnishings Marcel Breuer chairs face a chaise by Le Corbusier and Charlotte Perriand An Ingo Maurer chandelier meets Shin and Tomoko Azumi sofas and Charles and Ray Eames chairs in the living room and Senufo masks and sculptures populate other rooms throughout the result creates a Zenlike feeling well suited to the quiet setting We took a bit of a risk on Jonathan at the beginning but he did an unbelievable job.” The family has even signed up Sceners to design an extension to the stable with four more bedrooms It seems safe to bet that Haddad will have no shortage of ideas Janice Parker calls it “jardin vert,” or green garden which includes a 1920s house on 6 acres and a new equestrian facility by Jones Byrne Margeotes Partners on the adjacent 10 A Belgian house by Joris Van Apers supports his family’s body and mind—and the environment Architect Andreas Bründler transforms a 19th-century former carriage house into a home for his own family in Basel Reflective surfaces help Ambient Architecture and Róisín Lafferty transform a pair of semidetached houses into a single residence in Dublin Duet pairs textured furnishings with a vibrant alchemy of moody tones to bring more soul to Comma Bath House and Day Spa in Byron Bay Outdoor enthusiasts can slalom right into the circular economy with a visit to the Arc’teryx ReBird Service Center by Still Young in Jilin City In 1971, Jean-Pierre Monseré, wearing the rainbow jersey of world road champion, died while racing in the Grote Jaarmarktprijs in Retie, Belgium Many cite this as one of the most tragic examples of the so-called “curse of the rainbow jersey,” but his death was only part of the sad story The Belgian had won the worlds in 1970 in Leicester It made him the second-youngest road world champion at the time would would be abrpubly halted in March of 1971 when a motorist drove on to the course and collided with him His teammates screamed for help as they gazed at his lifeless body clad in the rainbow jersey Chris Sidwells wrote a book about the terrible incident, called “The Prodigy, Jean-Pierre Monseré.” In the book Monseré was second to his great friend and kindred spirit One more kermesse in the little village of Retie Monseré had wanted to race at Retie because it was the place where he had taken his first victory wearing the rainbow jersey the previous autumn It was a sentimental thought which somehow encapsulates the west Flandrian’s generous nature his rainbow jersey was plain for the large crowd to see Jean Pierre Monsere (Bel) winner of the 1970 World Championship. He tragically died 15 March 1971 during Grote Jaarmarktprijs race,when he colided with a car. pic.twitter.com/N0BjnVCMrh — The World of Cycling (@twocGAME) September 23, 2021 This wasn’t the first tragedy to befall the Monseré family His father had died in 1970 during the party for his son winning the rainbow jersey His father was apparently unable to drink alcohol as it would exacerbate his heart condiiton However in the celebrations of his son’s win But the sad story of Monseré doesn’t end there left behind a son named Giovanni who was two at the time the legendary Belgian Freddy Maertens had given him a replica rainbow jersey and a Flandria bike to ride just 5 years after the death of his father Giovanni would be riding on his special bike And the jersey which was a tribute to his father His young son would suffer the same fate as his father He was killed in a collision with a motorist The Grote Prijs Jean-Pierre Monseré is held every year in Belgium Op de plaats waar Jean-Pierre Monseré is verongelukt staat een monument met deze gedenksteen. Als ik er passeer stop ik altijd even, denk aan de @belgasporttv over hem en pink een traan weg. #2275 #foreverworldchampion pic.twitter.com/x4REqdIwH3 — Christophe Diels ©️ (Geen expert) (@denbokkerijder) April 21, 2020 Get the digital edition of Canadian Cycling Magazine Δdocument.getElementById( "ak_js_1" ).setAttribute( "value", ( new Date() ).getTime() ); Soudal Quick-Step Devo Team celebrated another success on home soil. Senne Hulsmans scored his second victory of the season, after another hectic bunch sprint. Just like in Herenthout, two months ago, the 19-year-old was the fastest at the end of the GP Jean-Pierre Monseré. Held Wednesday afternoon, the race had a 70km opening part before the peloton entered on a local circuit, which they had to cover ten times. There, despite the numerous attacks that came, the bunch was as one going into the last kilometer, where Senne Hulsmans unleashed a huge sprint that saw him take the win by a couple of bike lengths ahead of his countrymen, Pieter Van Laer (RB Zelfbouw) and Rutger Wouters (Team Thielemans-De Hauwere). “It feels great to come out on top here. For me, this is one of the most beautiful kermesses of the year, and after riding it last season, I really wanted to be at the start again. I came here after a strong outing in Desselgem and I’m delighted that I had the legs to bring it home for the squad”, said Senne after notching up Soudal Quick-Step Devo Team’s 27th victory of the year. We use these cookies, among other things, to know how many times a particular page is read. We only use this information to improve the content of our website. These cookies are only placed after you have given your consent. Picture by Kate HealyRibbons tied to the fence of St Patrick's Cathedral to show support for victims of clergy abuse have been cut down less than 24 hours after they were put up a significant amount of the coloured ribbons have been deliberately cut with some of the ribbons left laying in the cathedral's garden beds Loud Fence vice-chair Mark O'Brien said he saw a man cutting the ribbons down at about 3pm on Saturday afternoon showing a friend and fellow survivor of clergy abuse the ribbon display Another ribbon cut at St Patrick's Cathedral Picture by Kate Healy"I spoke to the person who was doing it (the cutting) but he was unable to talk to me in a rational manner We certainly hope that he is travelling okay We extend our thoughts and hope that he is alright." Mr O'Brien was joined by Father Ed Moloney and Loud Fence chair Karen Monument to clean-up the site Yesterday's tying of the ribbons was a historic step forward for recognition of clergy abuse in Ballarat with the idea brought forward by the parish council to survivors Mr O'Brien said he was disappointed to see parts of the display now vandalised I thought yesterday was a wonderful step forward But there are always comments from people who disagree," Mr O'Brien said He invited anybody opposed to tying the ribbons to the fence to get in touch with Loud Fence for a discussion If people want to talk about why they don't want it Listening to the stories also involves listening to stuff that we might not necessarily agree with at the start," Mr O'Brien said Loud Fence chair Karen Monument and Ballarat Bishop Paul Bird place ribbons on the fence of St Patrick's Cathedral. Picture by Kate HealyIn 2021 a man used a knife to cut off ribbons at the fence claiming he was protecting the fence from being damaged by the ribbons Although their initial removal in March caused disquiet among onlooking survivors, the parish, under the Diocese of Ballarat, promised to work with survivors to erect a permanent memorial recognising abuse Gary Scully, a survivor of abuse at St Alipius Primary School in Ballarat East was among those putting the ribbons back on the fence on Saturday people who didn't make it or survivors that we lost from short suicide or long suicide," Mr Scully said to bring it to the forefront so that everyone can understand and acknowledge that this happened and how to stop it how we can protect the community - our most vulnerable Picture by Kate HealyThe ribbon tying event was opened with a joint speech by Loud Fence chair Karen Monument and Ballarat Bishop Paul Bird Ms Monument emphasised the importance of the ribbons as symbol of the continuing way survivors were facing their trauma and grief the ribbons were an outcry to the atrocities that occurred and to the lives lost This is a core value of what the ribbons represent," Ms Monument said A place to offer support and many other things." A sea of ribbons has returned to the St Patrick's Cathedral fence Picture by Kate HealyBishop Bird said meetings with Loud Fence and other survivors had been constructive with the groups finding "a number of points in common" "Partly it is looking back with some sadness on what happened but also being committed to doing our best now," Bishop Bird said Meetings between the two will continue after the return of the ribbons as they look to build a permanent memorial at the site Bishop Bird said what the memorial would look like was still in the early stages of discussion "It is not easy to find a common view of what is going to represent things best I think we are able to have a fairly broad discussion," Bishop Bird said "I hope people see them as a recognition and a message of support for those who have suffered abuse and a sign of commitment to care for one another now." Messages and stories were written on some of the ribbons tied on the fence by survivors Picture by Kate HealyMr O'Brien said the decision to return the ribbons to the fence came from the parish "Today has been an exciting day and a very emotional day that I don't think 12 months ago we would ever be at," Mr O'Brien said on Saturday He hoped people seeing the ribbons would think of it as a community statement on child abuse "I would like them to see it not just as the cathedral and the loud fence but a community statement of support for survivors of child sexual abuse and sexual abuse in general," Mr O'Brien said "Also to offer that sort of prompting to continue discussions to make sure that people are aware and vigilant about preventing abuse occurring for others." Today's top stories curated by our news team. Grab a quick bite of today's latest news from around the region and the nation. Catch up on the news of the day and unwind with great reading for your evening. 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Studio Jan Vermeulen in collaboration with Tom Thys architects developed a master plan for the main entrance landscape infrastructure and designed a new visitor center that replaces the outdated existing buildings of Prinsenpark. Prinsenpark is a landscape park in the Kempen Nord of Antwerp. © Jeroen VerrechtA succession of large rooms and smaller in-between spaces allows for varied use in which different spaces can contain different activities. The large window and door openings connect the information desk, the reception area, and the education room with the offices, the staff canteen, and the central yard, and make the operational activities of Prinsenpark visible to the visitors. © Jeroen VerrechtA balanced ecosystem. In various ways, the project focuses on integrated sustainability. The large roof overhang of the visitor center not only creates a social space for visitors but also serves as passive sun protection for the large spaces along its main facade. The construction assembly methods of various building elements allow for easy disassembly, reuse, or recycling. In that respect, the building acts as a sustainable materials bank for the future. © Jeroen VerrechtThe visitor center also meets the passive house standard. Water management is used as an educational element and connects the project and the landscape in a new ecosystem. The existing channels and ditches were adapted into wadis to create a water and infiltration landscape where new fauna and flora can flourish. As such the site’s biodiversity receives a new impulse. © Jeroen VerrechtRainwater is collected in tanks and ponds via long V-shaped gutters and spouts before overflowing into the system of natural landscaped retention areas The trajectory of the water is visible to the visitor The wastewater is filtered and purified by an independent system before being returned as clean water to the landscape Various housing options have been integrated into the facade of the workshops to accommodate the local bat population The building contributes to the values and vision of Prinsenpark as an area where nature and recreation are interwoven into a special and balanced ecosystem You'll now receive updates based on what you follow Personalize your stream and start following your favorite authors If you have done all of this and still can't find the email This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks The action you just performed triggered the security solution There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase You can email the site owner to let them know you were blocked Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page Due to recent events, you can now leave online condolences with each obituary posted on the Kutis Funeral Home website. 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but that is a huge benefit Inshore fluorocarbon is still made from 100% custom Seaguar resins with the focus being placed on abrasion resistance and increased knot strength while still offering the low-visibility factor underwater.  Fishing structure is the key to success in so many inshore fisheries.  Dock pilings patch reef crevices are all fish-magnets but share the common risk of line-parting heartbreak when hooked up.  The abrasion resistance of Seaguar’s new Inshore fluoro was designed to endure this punishment while still getting more bites than regular monofilament leaders.  All of these fisheries are known to burn up a bunch of leader material as you retie time and time again after doing battle.  This is where the value of Inshore leader really shines.  “Even if you land a fish and he does not nick your leader against the structure the wear from a fish’s mouth can smoke your leader white in front of the hook,” says Capt Florida.  “You need to cut this portion out and retie your leader because even if it doesn’t weaken your leader strength the smoked portion of the leader is now more visible and can tip off a wary snook or mangrove snapper.  Because of this and the other nicks and frays we burn up a lot of leader material.  “It’s a perfect match for Inshore because it is sold in 100-yard spools at a very economical price.  It really is the best of both worlds; the benefits of low visibility without the hesitation of higher cost I can use 25# and 30# Inshore around the mangrove shorelines for snook and reds and then bump up to 40# or 50# on shallow reefs and wrecks for mangrove snapper and other wary bottom fish,” said Capt and 80#.  This will cover almost all inshore fishing situations from juvenile tarpon to jumbos and all the exciting species in between Check out the Seaguar website to check it out BD Outdoors began as a forum-based fishing community to connect saltwater anglers and provide a home to share the latest fishing reports and news BD has grown into the leading digital media platform for all things saltwater fishing bringing our large and passionate community the best and most authentic fishing information in the form of fishing reports Belgian Grand Prix rider Rob van Puijenbroek has sold his dressage and breeding centre De Begijnhoeve in Retie the Microsoft mogul and second richest person on the planet 22-year old American show jumper Jennifer Gates training with Dutch show jumper Harrie Smolders The family was looking for a property in the South of Holland or North of Belgium as their European base Van Puijenbroek closed the sale of his yard De Begijnhoeve on 8 November 2018 even though European press already published the sensational news more than a week ago The sale attracted the interest of Belgian mainstream newspapers Rob van Puijenbroek is a member of the Van Puijenbroek family with roots in Belgium and connected to the textile industry (HaVeP) They are currently 40% shareholder of the major Dutch newspapers De Telegraaf as well as NRC Media The sympathetic 35-year old Rob van Puijenbroek purchased De Begijnhoeve in 2011 and transformed the yard into a state-of-the art equestrian centre The American dressage team resided there in 2014 in preparation of the World Equestrian Games Rob is currently competing at Grand Prix level with Argentino and married to Dutch Grand Prix rider Tommie Visser he is also a keen interior designer with his company Le Puij Gates will move into the yard in January 2019 and Van Puijenbroek is now looking for a new base to re-establish his business Meanwhile he is moving his horses to Arjen Teeuwissen's yard in Vlimmeren Stalls for Rent at Durondeau Dressage in Peer, Belgium Exceptionally Well Located Equestrian Facility in Wellington, Florida Well-built Equestrian Estate With Multiple Business Opportunities in Sweden Stable Units for Rent at Lotje Schoots' Equestrian Center in Houten (NED) For Rent: Several Apartments and Stable Wing at High-End Equestrian Facility Stable Wing Available at Reiterhof Wensing on Dutch/German border Real Estate: Well-Appointed Country House with Extensive Equestrian Facility in the U.K. Rémi Blot It is a priority for CBC to create products that are accessible to all in Canada including people with visual Closed Captioning and Described Video is available for many CBC shows offered on CBC Gem A graveside service will be held at 10 a.m. Interment will follow under the direction of Morehart Mortuary to Rodger Dale Yoes and Retie Mardell Trout Yoes He went to school in Breckenridge and later opened Yoes Auto Repair He owned and operated Yoes Auto for 30 years Joe married Ruth Annette Blue in Breckenridge riding motorcycles and dirt bikes and racing just about anything His fun-loving character ranged from playing tackle football in the yard wrestling in the house to making easy work of the most difficult jobs around the shop Everyone thought so much of this man and he will be missed by his entire family Retie Wesley; step-father Earl Wesley; grandparents Mardell Swenson Trout; his mother-in-law and father-in-law Annette Yoes of Breckenridge; two children Kipi Lachell Yoes Rose and husband Tracy Patterson Rodger Dale Yoes of Breckenridge; two brothers all of Breckenridge; eight grandchildren; and numerous nieces and nephews Memorials may be made to the Alzheimer’s Association and may be left at Morehart Mortuary Condolences may be made online at www.morehartmortuary.net that’s how we’re looking at it as Days of Our Lives’ Xander and Sarah walk down the aisle for the third time today this is only their second marriage as their last attempt to tied the knot was thrown into chaos with Fiona’s arrival there’s no dramatic last minute upheaval or grand secrets revealed There’s just Xander and Sarah tying the knot and pledging to spend the rest of their lives together Linsey Godfrey and Paul Telfer had some things to say along those lines when they spoke with Soaps.com a few weeks back Xander’s always been endgame for [Sarah],” Godfrey shared “even though Xander’s been with other women multiple times Sarah did it on a moral standing and not on feelings for Xander she’s more comfortable being in the gray.” That’s definitely good to hear for “Xarah” fans And when asked if this was it for Xander and Sarah “I’ll just say that I’ve always tried to play every romance every relationship that I’m given on the show as if it might be my last,” Telfer shared we are still together and operating as if this is our one true love Take note of that last part, especially with how far ahead Days of Our Lives shoots. We know things are about to get heavy with Fiona in town but Xander and Sarah aren’t just going to crumble under the pressure “I would love for Xander and Sarah to continue to be a solid unit,” Telfer continued “and become one of the happier couples that are allowed to be happy And let external conflict be the thing that they are challenged by as opposed to internal conflict between the two.” “We very much just want to be like an old married couple that gets into capers,” Godfrey laughed “A super couple that gets into capers for other people “Breaking into Tamara’s apartment I want to break into Tamara [Braun]’s house not Ava’s.” The two broke into laughter “Hide all her vegan cookbooks.” “I’ll take her dog and leave my dog,” Godfrey laughed Well that would be one heck of a fourth-wall-breaking Days of Our Lives twist though we have seen them do some sleuthing and going on capers before it sounds like Sarah’s more willing to get her hands dirty now even as Xander’s more determined to walk the straight and narrow Xander and Sarah feel more mature and more put together and also it’s just different this time This is the first time Sarah and Xander have been together where there isn’t a lie at the heart of the relationship; either he’s lying or she’s lying.” it sounds like “Xarah” are finally at a point in their lives where they can meet the challenges together head on Revisit all the couple has been through in our Xander and Sarah photo gallery below.  Victoriaville opened the scoring in the second as Thomas Gagnon beat Steinman on the doorstep seven minutes into the period Halifax retaliated shortly after with Quinn Kennedy flinging the puck at the Tigres net The puck ended up at the feet of Braeden MacPhee who beat D’Aigle to retie the game Jacob Steinman earned first star for Halifax making 30 saves in the loss Samuel Vachon claimed second star while third star went to Thomas Paquet that David Cameron and Nick Clegg chose yesterday to renew the vows that bind Britain’s governing coalition It’s a good job that the other woman (Ed Miliband) is a bit of a minger "},"children":[]}]},{"name":"paragraph","children":[{"name":"text","attributes":{"value":" Still Nick doesn’t watch his figure like he used to and Dave Is a public display of affection at a tractor factory in Basildon really the best way to rekindle the spark "},"children":[]}]},{"name":"paragraph","children":[{"name":"text","attributes":{"value":" 1 An underwater ceremony"},"children":[]}]}]},"summary({\"maxCharCount\":200})":{"type":"json","json":[{"name":"paragraph","children":[{"name":"text","attributes":{"value":" It was at a factory in Essex The TimesDavid Cameron and Nick Clegg on the steps of 10 Downing StreetLEWIS WHYLD/PA ARCHIVE/PRESS ASSOCIATION IMAGESWednesday May 09 2012 Pittsburgh Penguins captain Sidney Crosby appeared in his 1,000th NHL game Saturday night in a win against the New York Islanders his club and teammates celebrated the milestone WHOA 👀 pic.twitter.com/Dj4xLzmexL Crosby's been known for his extremely specific pregame superstitions A part of his routine is to undo his laces and retie them while on one knee so the rest of the team joined in on the ritual The superstitions are definitely real. pic.twitter.com/GekmGff5iO The team also put together a video for Crosby Some friends from around the @NHL congratulated Sidney Crosby on Game #1000 🤗 pic.twitter.com/SURVO9WVWs Crosby's parents chipped in with a video congratulating their son It took 20 tries without crying, but they made it!To Sidney, from Mom and Dad pic.twitter.com/7fUC6X3cZY Longtime teammate Evgeni Malkin also chimed in with some kind words for Crosby I want more goals for you, more points, more games... And of course, more Cups.We want that too, Geno.This one will hit you right in the feels ⬇️ pic.twitter.com/iUM2Fwx0t5 Malkin and Kris Letang both presented Crosby with a special stick and picture to commemorate the feat .Penguins Evgeni Malkin hugs Sidney Crosby as Kris Letang looks after giving Crosby a special stick and photo for his 1000 NHL game played. pic.twitter.com/DujtyNRplG “The failure of the knot happens in a matter of seconds and is catastrophic,” scientists reported in the journal Proceedings of the Royal Society A The researchers meant “catastrophic” in a technical sense of complete or total collapse — once the loosening begins But while the cost of a straggling shoelace is rarely higher than a scraped knee or the time it takes to bend down and retie a bow sometimes the consequences can be devastating Lace-related accidents dot local media around the world: the van driver who killed a motorcyclist when his shoestring — wound tight around the accelerator — prevented him from lifting his foot off the gas; the boy whose leg got pulled into the gears of an escalator; the cyclist who went head-over-handlebars into traffic Millions of shoelaces surely come unfurled every day and yet the mechanics of that process had never been thoroughly examined a trio of mechanical engineers at the University of California at Berkeley filmed a knot — on the shoe of a researcher running on a treadmill — coming undone in extreme slow motion The images suggested a two-pronged attack on the knot’s integrity your foot strikes the ground at seven times the force of gravity,” stretching and relaxing the knot And then — as the knot relaxes — the legs swings into motion “A double whammy of stomping and whipping forces acts like an invisible hand loosening the knot and then tugging on the free ends of your laces until the whole thing unravels,” the researchers explained in a statement Follow-up tests with a mechanical foot-and-leg showed that some laces were better than others Of the two most commonly used knots to tie shoes one is “weak” and the other “strong,” the study found The strong version is based on a square knot while the so-called “false” knot twists when tightened rather than lying flat “We were able to show that the weak knot will always fail and the strong knot will fail at a certain time scale,” said professor Oliver O-Reilly “But we still do not understand why there’s a fundamental mechanical difference,” he added leaving another knotty mystery to be solved who penned a book about bullying of children from the community was forced to remove his turban by airport personnel in the US state of California an 18-year-old high school student from New Jersey had gone to talk about his book 'Bullying of Sikh American Children: Through the Eyes of a Sikh American High School Student' as an inspirational speaker to address the kids participating in the annual Sikh Youth Symposium in Bakersfield "After going through the metal detector at the airport I was asked to do a self-pat down of my turban and a chemical swab test for explosive material I was taken to a secondary screening room to be given a full pat down and was asked to remove my turban to be further scanned," Pannu was quoted as saying by NBC.com "I refused at first but when they threatened me that I could not fly provided they gave me a mirror to retie my turban," he added Agent Hernandez asked the dreaded asinine question 'Is there anything we need to be aware of before you remove your turban?' I politely answered that there is a lot of long hair and something called the brain underneath." The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) declines to comment on the specifics of any individual passenger's screening experience but that all TSA officers and contracted screeners are trained to treat all passengers with dignity and respect and receive periodic training regarding cultural and religious sensitivities When additional screening requires the removal of religious apparel TSA revised its screening procedures for head coverings based on discussions with the Sikh community © 2025 Hyderabad Media House Limited/The Hans India. All rights reserved. Powered by hocalwire.com The asking price for the chateau where Leopold III The castle is located in the Sonian Wood in Waterloo (Walloon Brabant) It is here that King Leopold III went to live with the Princess of Retie around 1960 less than a decade after he had abdicated as a result of the controversy about his actions during the Second World War When Lilian Baels died in 2002 the building reverted to the Belgian state that sold the entire estate in 2004 Royalty watcher Kathy Pauwels is one of the few journalists ever allowed to visit the castle “I knew the castle from photos showing it in a dilapidated state It must have been quite a job to get it back in shape There is a magical transition from the Sonian Wood to the castle drive with the letters “L” entwined in the insignia I even ate from the crockery with L&L insignia.” Leopold’s children had wanted to keep the castle in the family Kathy Pauwels: “The family let the building go the wrack and ruin Jean-Marie Delwart told me he would never leave not even when Vladimir Putin made a bid.” Libya’s Muammar Gaddafi also reportedly made an offer The daily De Tijd says that high maintenance costs and the need for further renovation have led Jean-Marie Delwart to put the castle back on the market For their eighth wedding anniversary, Harrison Ford is giving Calista Flockhart the splashy wedding she always wanted, RadarOnline.com can reveal exclusively “The word is they’ve decided to renew their vows and they’ll do it at their Los Angeles home,” a source close to the Tinseltown power couple dished to RadarOnline.com Harrison will wear a tuxedo and Calista will finally get to slip into a wedding gown they decided to write their own vows to make it extra special.” The Star Wars stud, 75, and Ally McBeal star Calista, 53, dated eight years before finally saying “I do” on June 15, 2010,  in an intimate affair at the governor’s mansion in Santa Fe Bill Richardson presided over the ceremony with the state’s chief justice The only guests were the governor’s wife and the couple’s adopted son but it wasn’t exactly the day Calista grew up dreaming of,” explained the insider and done near Harrison’s movie location for convenience.” the actor was filming “Cowboys and Aliens” in New Mexico “Harrison had been married twice before and didn’t want a big wedding, and Calista was happy to go along with it,” the source spilled exclusively to RadarOnline.com “It’s not like Calista has been longing for a huge white wedding all these years but she wanted to wear the dress and have all her family and closest friends there.” or call us at (866) ON-RADAR (667-2327) any time By entering your email and clicking Sign Up you’re agreeing to let us send you customized marketing messages about us and our advertising partners You are also agreeing to our Terms of Service and Privacy Policy Concerned Calista Flockhart Weeping, Upset En Route To Visit Husband Harrison Ford After His Plane Crash Hollywood Hero! 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