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Picture by 2016 Getty ImagesBy Jay Lokegaonkar 11 February 2023 07:51 GMT+06 min readA sport that demands precision and focus, shooting has been a marquee discipline at the Olympic Games and is one of the original nine that featured at Athens 1896. Shooting didn’t feature at the St Louis 1904 and Amsterdam 1928 Olympics but has been at all other Summer Games. Separate events for women were added at Los Angeles 1984. The sport is governed by the International Shooting Sport Federation (ISSF). Although shooters are largely confined to one place during competition, the sport is nevertheless mentally and physically demanding. “For a layman, when he sees a shooter, he thinks, there is no physical effort,” Athens 2004 Olympian Suma Shirur told Firstpost. “But in reality, there is a lot of effort. "There is a lot of physical activity that is not seen from outside," Suma pointed out. "Because the most natural aspect of the human body is movement. If I have to control the movement, hold my body steady, at the same place for a long period of time, I need a lot of muscle endurance. That needs a lot of strength. For that, you need to have good fitness." Here, we explore shooting at the Olympics, the basic rules and the various events. Olympic shooting features three types of guns — Rifle, pistol and shotgun. In rifle and pistol events, athletes shoot at stationary targets at indoor shooting ranges. Shotgun, however, is held outdoors where shooters have to aim at targets hurled in the air. All shooting is done from a prescribed distance -- 10m, 25m, 50m -- with athletes aiming for a bullseye on a paper target or flying ‘clays’ in the shotgun. The rifle is single-loaded in 5.6-millimetre calibre (the inner diameter of a gun barrel), which is used across all events. The pistol used in the 10m Air Pistol event is a single-loaded pistol in 4.5-millimetre calibre whereas the ones used in the 25m events is a Rapid Fire Pistol in 5.6 calibre with a five-shot magazine The shotgun is a 12 gauge having a calibre of 18.5-millimetres The gauge is a unit of measurement for firearms the gauge is determined by the number of equally-weighing spherical balls made from a pound of lead Do you know the difference between Rifles & Pistols Special jackets or coats are used by shooters to assist them while performing by offering stability The surface of these special jackets is non-slippery and thus The extra-padding inside these jackets negates the effects of recoil The padding on the elbows provides a firm base which is crucial for rifle shooters in the prone position Picture by 2016 Getty ImagesBlinders are used to improve focus and block objects from distracting their vision One front blinder of a prescribed width is allowed for shooters only shotgun athletes are permitted to wear side blinders or blinkers Shooting at Athens 1896 consisted of only five events but the discipline has since grown in stature at the Olympic Games pistol and shotgun events -- covering men and women athletes fire at a target with 10 concentric circles at a fixed distance The event is further divided into two subcategories — 50m Rifle 3 Positions and 10m Air Rifle 50m Rifle 3 Positions: Athletes shoot at the target from three different positions — kneeling Each participant fires 40 shots in each of the three aforementioned positions within a timeframe of two hours and 45 minutes The eight highest-scoring shooters move on to the medal round Picture by 2012 Getty Images10m Air Rifle: Shooters fire 60 shots at the target within a timeframe of one hour and 15 minutes the eight highest-scoring shooters battle it out for the medals In addition to the men’s and women’s categories the 10m Air Rifle also features a mixed team event consisting of one male and one female athlete Each team member fires 40 shots at the target within 50 minutes in the qualification round after which five teams qualify for the final round Pistol shooting features three subcategories – 25m Rapid Fire Pistol 25m Rapid Fire Pistol: This is a men’s only event where shooters have to fire shots successively over short periods of eight The qualification round features two rounds of 30 shots each Eight shooters with the best score qualify for the medal round Picture by 2012 Getty Images25m Pistol: This is a women’s-only event features two qualifying rounds of 30 shots each 10m Air Pistol: The rules of this event are a replica of the 10m Air Rifle Shooters in the solo categories fire 60 shots within a timeframe of one hour and 15 minutes before the top-eight move on to the medal round each team member fires 40 shots and the five top-scoring teams slug it out for the overall honours Skeet and Trap are two shotgun events where athletes fire at an object -- measuring just 10cm in diameter -- called ‘clay’ flying at over 100kph While both events feature the men’s and women’s category Skeet: Both male and female athletes fire at clay targets from eight different spots one on the left and another on the right end of the shooting range The left house is called the ‘high house’ and the clays flying in from it are known as ‘mark’ The house on the right is called ‘low house’ and the clays are called ‘pull’ Athletes take 25 shots each in five rounds over three days and the six best shooters move on to the medal round Picture by 2004 Getty ImagesTrap: Shooters fire at clays thrown in front of them from five different positions The preliminary round of the men’s and women’s event is similar to that of Skeet In the Trap mixed team event featuring one male and female competitor every shooter fires 75 shots in three rounds of 25 shots each The top six teams then battle it out in the medal round where two targets are released from the house at the same time has been dropped from the Olympic programme One Sport" will show you the rules and highlights of Shooting in one minute Unlock this page—subscribe now or sign in for instant access! 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[…] You must be logged in to post a comment. when 24-year-old Tommie Smith won the Olympic gold medal in the men’s 200 meters and approached the podium alongside fellow American John Carlos But both men knew they would protest racial injustice in some form What they didn’t know is that their actions would spark a legacy of athlete activism for decades to come “We were preparing to walk across the track and get on the victory stand and receive the award John Carlos and I had talked and we knew we were going to do something,” says Smith “But nobody knew exactly what Tommie Smith and John Carlos were going to do Smith and Carlos’ gesture on a warm October night has become immortalized in Olympic lore over the last five decades Their fists in the air have come to symbolize strength in the face of injustice solidarity against our society’s greatest ills The raising of Smith’s fist was a truly spontaneous act Though the plan for a demonstration had been years in the making the son of a field worker and cowboy in north Texas made his way to California in 1965 as he joined the San Jose State track team And he quickly helped the program become a national powerhouse Smith set a world-record in May 1966 as he ran the 200 meters straight in 19.5 seconds and he won the NCAA men’s outdoor track and field championship one month later Yet Smith’s excellence didn’t lead to admiration throughout the community Smith and his fellow athletes were treated as second-class citizens the second they left the track “San Jose State was the strongest track and field team in history But nothing was really done about the negatives of being treated less than,” Smith says “We would break a world record or run a good meet and we would still be relegated back to second-class status when we returned to campus or returned to our communities.” The athletes at San Jose State quickly became tired of the treatment they received outside of the track Smith and Carlos joined the the Olympic Project for Human Rights a group founded by sociologist Harry Edwards in an attempt to protest against racial segregation in America and abroad “This was the first time that a group of Black athletes stood against social negatives such as racism,” Smith says ...People didn’t want to acknowledge the trials and tribulations of Black athletes.” The Olympic Project for Human Rights considered a boycott of the 1968 Olympics as they protested American segregation the war in southeast Asia and the stripping of Muhammed Ali’s heavyweight title they opted to make their voices heard on the Olympic stage That decision was met with considerable pushback Former IOC president Avery Brundage insisted any athletes who demonstrated would be sent home and subsequently banned from Olympic competition For 24-year-old Smith and 23-year-old Carlos there was potential to compete in another Olympics after the fall of 1968 The protest in Mexico City cost them their careers in the heart of their respective primes and Smith noted a similar conversation with his dad ‘There are a lot of people who say you did a bad thing,’” Smith recalls you’ve been working in the fields your whole life and you know there are some things that were done to you and you knew it wasn’t right I put my hand up to say let’s work together and let’s fight racism but he needs to treat you like a man.'” Smith returned to athletics for a brief period after the end of his Olympic career playing three seasons for the Bengals after being contacted by former Cincinnati assistant and 49ers legend Bill Walsh Smi wasn’t much of a receiver—opting to run past the ball on purpose during workouts to avoid dropping it—and he quickly transitioned to a career in education Smith worked as an assistant athletic director track coach and sociology professor at Oberlin College and he then returned to California where he worked at Santa Monica College for 27 years Smith's athletic career was cut short by a society all-too-willing to bolster injustice and racism He’s proud of those who have carried the torch in recent years “Those athletes who stand up for the society of righteousness have my right hand the hand that was in the air in 1968,” Smith says “We were far ahead of our time trying to break the cycle of ignorance and it’s being taken over now by young folks who are probably highlighted now more than Tommie Smith and John Carlos.” The pair of Black fists raised in the Mexico City night have become an indelible Olympic image over the last half century And the memory of Smith and Carlos’ act has drawn as much analysis as it has admiration yet his message rings true as the fight against racism and injustice continues nearly 52 years later MICHAEL SHAPIROMichael Shapiro is a staff writer for Sports Illustrated. He is a Denver native and 2018 graduate of The University of Texas at Austin. The content on this site is for entertainment and educational purposes only Betting and gambling content is intended for individuals 21+ and is based on individual commentators' opinions and not that of Sports Illustrated or its affiliates All picks and predictions are suggestions only and not a guarantee of success or profit If you or someone you know has a gambling problem crisis counseling and referral services can be accessed by calling 1-800-GAMBLER This capacity expansion will allow Avnet to manage a part of its semiconductor business from Belgium With Avnet’s divestiture of its Technology Solutions business and the exit of activity related to that business significant warehouse capacity became available at the distribution centre in Tongeren which will now be used for components logistics The planned modernisation in Tongeren is targeted to be finished later this year Avnet plans to move part of its semiconductor inventory from Poing to Tongeren. Avnet’s state-of-the-art distribution centre in Poing will remain in place and is planned to fully utilise its capacity and modern storage/scheduling technologies The Product Modification Centre in Poing – one of Europe’s biggest – will also remain in place and further serve all Avnet Value Added Services customers we experienced a significant growth in semiconductor sales and even more in volume,” stated Slobodan Puljarevic Since January 2018 Puljarevic shares the Avnet EMEA responsibility with Avnet Silica President Mario Orlandi. Avnet determined that a two-warehouse strategy for semiconductors not only supports growth goals but also sustains balanced risk management across the entire business “We now can benchmark two different warehouse topologies for their productivity and service quality and make adjustments accordingly once we are ready with the expansion in Tongeren will be executed so that customers and suppliers experience a seamless transition.” Avnet – www.avnet.com topped with a differentiated roof landscape created as a new landmark for the community the building emerges from a solid pedestal of nagelfluh a conglomerate stone typical of the region wrapped in a distinctive façade of white ceramic tiles that produces a manifold refraction of light due to its irregular geometry all images by michael heinrich and florian holzherr linking the new northern and the old southern district, meck architekten‘s design forms the beginning of a large green corridor running towards the northwest the church’s irregular roofscape becomes a crystalline city crown for the poing community on top of which sits a gilded cross and a rooster that looks to the east the space is flooded with light through various skylights and three large openings that are created as an analogy to the holy trinity together with diffused scattered natural light create an atmosphere of transcendence the multi-purpose space offers different places of worship both for small and for larger groups of visitors the differentiation between the white crown – the upper part of the structure – and the stone floor and wall base illustrates the idea of heaven and earth benches are grouped in blocks around the ceremonial center of the altar while all liturgical places and stalls are characterized by the spirit of communion and the ‘choreography’ of different ceremonies name: kirchenzentrum seliger pater rupert mayer architect: meck architekten construction management: rudolf + sohn architects ulrich rückriem with alfred karner (liturgical places) juliane schölß (liturgical equipment) AXOR presents three bathroom concepts that are not merely places of function but destinations in themselves — sanctuaries of style This website uses cookies By Wayne Marshall In 2016, Budweiser renamed its beer “America” for the summer, an attempt to take advantage of the wave of patriotic sentiment associated with Memorial Day and the Fourth of July. The creative director responsible for the rebranding explained: "We thought nothing was more iconic than Budweiser and nothing was more iconic than America." but it doesn’t carry the same connotations everywhere Here are 13 things described with “American” in other countries do-anything tool we call duct tape is known as cinta americana a set of brass knuckles are le poing américain Brazilian Portuguese has the term alface americana or “American lettuce,” to refer to iceberg lettuce—or roller coasters are known as amerikanskie gorki in most of the Romance languages they are known as “Russian mountains.” The Slovenians call cole slaw ameriška solata or “American salad,” as do other countries in Eastern Europe The khao pad American served in Thailand is rarely found in American Thai restaurants The rice is fried with ketchup or tomato sauce It is served with some combination of fried chicken it was created during the Vietnam War when many Americans were stationed in Thailand and the dish went on to become Thai comfort food stores that carry camping and hunting equipment and sporting goods often go by Amerikaanse Stock or “free American,” is a style of catch-as-catch-can The phrase also has the more general sense of “all bets are off” or anything goes a casual potluck where everyone brings a dish is called an amerikaanse fuif or "American party." Brazil also uses festa americana to describe this type of event the open plan style of kitchen is called an “American kitchen,” as opposed to the traditional style of kitchen closed off by a wall literally "little American tablecloth," is a placemat placemats are also considered American; sets of them are called jogo americano The Dutch have an easy phrase to pull out when talking about huge gaps between rich and poor cans of beer labeled “America.” Amerikaanse toestanden or “American conditions,” are something to be warned against “let’s be careful with this decision and not get ourselves a bad case of American conditions.” © 2025 Minute Media - All Rights Reserved America is certainly iconic, and a worldwide brand of sorts, but it doesn’t carry the same connotations everywhere. Here are 13 things described with “American” in other countries. In Spain, the versatile, do-anything tool we call duct tape is known as cinta americana, or “American tape.” In French, a set of brass knuckles are le poing américain, or “the American fist.” Brazilian Portuguese has the term alface americana, or “American lettuce,” to refer to iceberg lettuce—or, as my cousin Jairo informs me, “lettuce like McDonald’s uses.” In Russian, roller coasters are known as amerikanskie gorki, or “American mountains.” Interestingly, in most of the Romance languages they are known as “Russian mountains.” The Slovenians call cole slaw ameriška solata, or “American salad,” as do other countries in Eastern Europe. The khao pad American served in Thailand is rarely found in American Thai restaurants. The rice is fried with ketchup or tomato sauce, and might be mixed with raisins and peas. It is served with some combination of fried chicken, bacon, hot dogs, ham, and croutons. Apparently, it was created during the Vietnam War when many Americans were stationed in Thailand, and the dish went on to become Thai comfort food. In Belgium, stores that carry camping and hunting equipment, tools, boots, military surplus, and sporting goods often go by Amerikaanse Stock, or “American stock.” Wolna amerykanka, or “free American,” is a style of catch-as-catch-can, no-restrictions wrestling in Poland. The phrase also has the more general sense of “all bets are off” or anything goes. In Dutch, a casual potluck where everyone brings a dish is called an amerikaanse fuif, or "American party." Brazil also uses festa americana to describe this type of event. In Spain, the open plan style of kitchen is called an “American kitchen,” as opposed to the traditional style of kitchen closed off by a wall. In Japanese, a hot dog is a hottodoggu, but a corn dog is an amerikandoggu. In Italian, a tovaglia is a table cloth. A tovaglietta all’americana, literally "little American tablecloth," is a placemat. In Brazil, placemats are also considered American; sets of them are called jogo americano, or “American set.” The Dutch have an easy phrase to pull out when talking about huge gaps between rich and poor, lack of healthcare or education access, school shootings, or a range of other situations, including, probably, cans of beer labeled “America.” Amerikaanse toestanden, or “American conditions,” are something to be warned against, as in, “let’s be careful with this decision and not get ourselves a bad case of American conditions.” is in the Rosenheim district on the shores of Lake Chiemsee it’s had some famous previous residents: Pope Benedict XVI’s mother was born and raised in Rimsting and worked as a cook in some of the lakeside hotels It’s a fair amount of work to visit Wank, a mountain in the Alps in southern Bavaria that’s 1,780 metres (5,840 feet) high so they wonder why tourists insist on taking pictures with every ‘Zum Wank’ (‘To Wank’) sign Scenic Mount Wank | © Pixelteufel / Flickr Poing Down the road from Mount Wank and about 18 kilometres (11.2 miles) from Munich is Poing One of its main attractions is Wildpark Poing Bad Kissingen goes way back to AD 801; this Lower Franconian district is home to a famous spa town of the same name once known for its healing mineral springs It’s maintained its therapeutic reputation today and was where the Chinese Olympic football team trained for the 2008 Beijing Olympics The German-Chinese Football Academy is still open today 1930s travel brochure for Bad Kissingen | © Susanlenox / Flickr Titz Titz is over in North Rhine-Westphalia It’s not very big; the district is only – wait for it – 69 km² decided to name one of their districts Spiel (German for ‘game’) Guess where the giggle-inducing Weener is – in the aptly named district of Leer This city on the banks of the River Ems near the Dutch border dates at least as far back as 951 Sign up to our newsletter to save up to $800 on our unique trips See privacy policy This way for Weener | © tup wanders / Flickr | © tup wanders / Flickr Petting This small municipality is right on the Austrian border a pretty lake formed by melting glaciers at the end of the last ice age there’s some evidence Petting dates back as far as the Roman Empire Wangerland didn’t stop at their name – its coat of arms is a topless mermaid. 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It’s up in northern Germany, almost in the North Sea and not too far from Bremen and Hamburg Wangerland has history: first human settlements date back to 2nd century BC The symbol of Wangerland | © m.prinke / Flickr Wankum This tiny village just off the A40 autobahn gets a disproportionate number of English-speaking visitors popping in to take pictures with their ‘Welcome to Wankum’ signs Wankum is part of the Wachtendonk municipality Titisee is a high-altitude lake in the popular Black Forest district appearances can be deceiving: the lake covers 1.3 km² (321 acres) and is and there are several theories how it came about: some say it honors a local nobleman Titini; another theory is that it was named after infamous Roman general A dead end in Titisee | © Steffen Zahn / Flickr Fahrtgasse Too good to ignore, Fahrtgasse is actually a street, one of the main thoroughfares in the bustling city of Heidelburg, home to Germany’s oldest university it’s in the heart of the city’s shopping district and one of Heidelburg’s main swimming pools is on Fahrtgasse The names don’t stop at the border: Austria pips it to the list for some of the most brilliantly hilarious names the now infamous town of Fucking (rhymes with ‘booking’) gave the world theft-resistant road signs but four cities named Windpassing (one is twinned with Middelfart in Denmark) Welcome to Fucking | © Tobias “ToMar” Maier / Wikimedia Commons If you click on a link in this story All recommendations have been independently sourced by Culture Trip Read Next See & Do A Guide to River Cruises in Germany: What to Know See & Do The Best European Cities to Visit in Summer See & Do The Best European Cities to Visit in September See & Do Germany's Most Beautiful Abbeys and Monasteries See & Do The Best European Cities to Visit in July See & Do The Best European Cities to Visit in October See & Do The Best Weekend Trips From Heidelberg Design The Most Beautiful Churches in Berlin Guides & Tips The Best European Cities to Visit in November Art 10 Masterpieces You Can Only See in Munich Guides & Tips The Best European Cities to Visit in December See & Do The Best European Cities to Visit in Autumn US: +1 (678) 967 4965 | UK: +44 (0)1630 35000 tripssupport@theculturetrip.com © Copyright 2025 The Culture Trip Ltd After filming a Spanish woman in France in Madre, the director goes in the opposite direction, focusing on a French couple in Spain. Antoine and Olga, played by Denis Ménochet and Marina Foïs are farmers in a small village in the Galician countryside but their presence displeases the remaining locals They'll do anything to make life difficult for them Behind this simple pitch lies a suffocating thriller His long sequence shots arouse the viewer's anguish with simple details The two Spanish actors who play the awkward neighbors and manage to be terrifying with their simple looks Refer your establishment, click here Promote your event, click here Canon’s Stuart Rising has been promoted to the role of head of commercial printing replacing the recently departed Craig Nethercott having previously worked in a variety of roles within Océ and then Canon Océ following its acquisition. Nethercott relocated to Australia at the beginning of this month to become managing director of Océ Oceania ahead of Canon Australia moving production printing products sales under the Océ brand Rising said: “I am really excited about the role I think the bit that really differentiates us as an organisation is the way we go to market I’ve got a team of consultants and the way we take that depth of knowledge in a very uniformed and structured way really adds value “I’m very much looking forward to continuing this approach and working with a team that has significant knowledge and experience.” Rising said he had spent his first fortnight travelling around the UK and meeting clients, along with attending the Canon Commercial Production Printing Business Days event in Poing he will be reporting to Canon’s director of industrial and production solutions Duncan Smith “The commercial printing team continue to go from strength to strength and Stuart will help build on their success,” said Smith Rising joined Océ in 1999 and served as first a regional sales manager for commercial print and then a national sales manager following Canon’s acquisition of Océ before being offered to head up the Canon UK 3D operation Rising has been replaced in the interim by Canon head of AEC and manufacturing Dominic Fahy He added that a big part of next year’s focus would be continuing to go to market with the 2015-launched Varioprint i300 “I’m not looking to make dramatic changes but it’s about keeping doing what we’re doing and making sure we can keep driving the consultative approach,” he finished. Printweek welcomes informed debate, but please read our House Rules before posting Printweek is the premier website for the print industry The Ultimate Firearms Destination for the Gun Lifestyle Home » Featured » Images of New Aimpoint Nano MRDS leaked The company developed a new mini red dot sight for a European customer The new sight is clearly visible in product photos of B&T's new Universal Service Weapon displayed on a French tactical outfitter's website We don't know anything about the new sight other than what we can glean from the text describing the B&T USW (translated below We've reached out to Aimpoint USA for comment The news of the Nano lines up with the chatter we heard at SHOT Show about a few new sights coming from Aimpoint We can't explain the significance of the B&T specific serial number marking Translated text describing the B&T USW as seen on >TR Equipment's website: http://www.tr-equipement.com/produits-pro/armes/armes-de-poing/1955-bt-universal-service-weapon-armes-de-poing-armes.html the Swiss manufacturer B & T has just introduced a new weapon the USW wants a police weapon exclusively semiautomatic barely more cumbersome than a service pistol but likely to be shouldered agents retain the ability to respond to short while having the ability to neutralize terrorist up to 70 m with the folding stock and the new Aimpoint sight ultra compact Nano the USW A1 is characterized by its aluminum housing type CZ 75 (1160 g) and the DA / SA platinum But a release polymer (980 g) launched striker is also expected to appear early next year Retaining identical dimensions (253/468 x 164 x 43 mm) or yet an additional carcass rail for guiding in the holster it incorporates MOLLE attachment and has a hinged protection for optronic aiming Authorizing the port with the butt folded or unfolded this level of retention holster 3 also proves compatible with tactical flashlight B & T PLA the weapon will be delivered in complete package with folding stock cleaning kit and 3 chargers 17 shots … etc Edit: you can find additional imagery here RECOIL remains the premier firearms lifestyle publication for the modern shooting enthusiast hands-on testing and expert analysis on everything from firearms and survival equipment to watches and vehicles. 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Save my name & email in this browser for the next time I comment Δdocument.getElementById( "ak_js_1" ).setAttribute( "value" that includes the popular SOFT bags that we’ve all been eyeing over social media carried by the likes of K-pop idols such as Bam Bam of GOT7 and Hyoyeon of SNSD Two of the brand’s most beloved styles are the SOFT and COZY which feature their signature quilted fabric in various shapes and sizes will be launched from 9 August 2023 at a pop-up space within The Editor’s Market Takashimaya S.C which will be decked out in a futuristic display that shows off the tactile designs of CARLYN’s products The collection will also be launched in two phases, where the first drop is set for 9 August 2023, and available online as well as at The Editor’s Market’s Takashimaya S.C $69 – $99. The CARLYN pop-up at The Editor’s Market will be open to the public from 9 August 2023 The collection will be available exclusively at Takashimaya Flagship store at 10am After rock, Lucien Chéenne returns with an album of twilight songs, Tears in the Fist which reveals his talent and his poetic sensitivity an album which evokes Alain Bashung or Jacques Higelin it reveals the beauty of his lyrics and the splendid range of his voice The inspiration came to Astaffort while meeting other musicians for writing sessions The artist evokes his turbulent life in this dense and melancholic album " Behind love is a reconciliation A declaration of love from a son to his father when the fire of conflicts is extinguished and the final stretch of life appears on the horizon When the time comes to say "I love you." And to engrave it in eternity "Behind Love" is a beautiful ballad that navigates between the psychedelic folk-rock of Nino Ferrer's "South" period and the hallucinatory folk-pop of Philippe Brach A lesson in life and love to meditate on." 14jui(Jul 14)0 23 h min15(Jul 15)23 00 h minHauts-de-France Photo Festival The association "Les Images de Blanche" is organizing the 3rd edition of the Hauts-de-France Photo Festival The association " The Images of Blanche » organizes the 3rd edition of the Hauts-de-France Photo Festival 2025 visit us at the Dewailly Cloister à AmiensThis cultural and charitable event will highlight the 8th art while supporting actions in favor of children with disabilities This festival will bring together 36 amateur and professional photographers including extraordinary artists (with disabilities) They will be supported by the EPSM of Dury (Public Mental Health Establishment) and the APAJH (Association for Adults and Young People with Disabilities) A highlight of the festival will be the charity photography auction as well as by DROUOT PARIS and INTERENCHERES The funds raised will allow the association to finance projects for children with disabilities 11jui(Jul 11)9 00 h min13(Jul 13)23 00 h minSecret Nights in Hauts-de-France! Because the North is a land of festive tradition where we laugh loudly (in France) where we speak loudly and where we share “thoroughly” the party unfolds without apology and everyone enjoys it being neither ashamed of their joy nor afraid of ridicule When the music goes up in Aulnoye and it is good we willingly let off steam in an unbridled and good-natured atmosphere The scenes that follow one another at the frenetic pace of the enthusiastic crowds who respond “present” (even shout it) with all their heart and all their body with wild gestures ola and whimsical farandoles and astonishing looks To keep your turbulent child's soul but to lose your voice a way of being together without sulking in your pleasure in a warm fervor like no other… And not one artist who does not feel it it took a unique know-how to host such beautiful sets Long patience and a thousand tricks of the programming management of flows and a sense of welcoming audiences and artists talents and professions so that for 3 days the party is in full swing.. But the party would not be complete without this extraordinary savoir-vivre that this region spontaneously delivers: a warm sense of welcome a welcome self-mockery and good humor (even if it is a little noisy) to resell finally not to give… Knowing how to live together is also enjoying this constant benevolence in human relationships This is how we have remained “on a human scale” because we have ensured that each meeting keeps all its promises: a direct contact a sharing where no one would feel excluded a sort of instant memory that is invented before our eyes Like a Festival that wants to remain alive always ensures that the noise never causes discomfort and that the implementation of this celebration is as respectful as possible of others Because the new Savoir-fête must be as uncompromising as it is fervent It is the 23rd edition of this little pearl of the North which aims for excellence in matters of "party know-how" : beyond its now famous Secret Courses which will be unveiled in the spring its societal and environmental commitments the festival is distinguished by the diversity of its stages Contact : contact@artsixmic.fr GOT7 and IVE would have seen their idols walking around with the CARLYN puffy quilted bags everyone seems to be talking about CARLYN’s bags have skyrocketed in popularity ever since Well, you’ll be glad to know that these viral bags are coming to Singapore, exclusively to The Editor’s Market on 9 August 2023! The popular Korean fashion label will be opening a futuristic pop-up at The Editor’s Market flagship store at Takashimaya where you can find the beloved line-up of Soft The collection is set to launch in store and online in two phases with the first phase taking place on 9 August. Phase 1 will include the following products: These babies will be available in the Takashimaya flagship store at 10am while the online release will only be launched at 9pm although there are no details on the date of release at the time of writing Prices of the bags range from S$69 to S$99 Puffy bags have been all the rage ever since Jennie from BLACKPINK posted photos of herself sporting viral puffy bag from COS which offers a wider range of designs and colours and are easy to match with any outfit as they come in a variety of colours and sizes They also carry metallic colours in the Poing series If you’re looking to be all matchy matchy with your favourite idol Mark your calendars and get ready to snag these limited-edition puffy bags from 9 August onwards! CARLYN pop-up @ The Editor’s MarketFacebook | Instagram | Website ??? 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[Find out more] Join the ConfirmGood team All Rights Reserved l Terms & Conditions l Privacy Policy Julie Snyder is a Francophone Canadian talk show host and producer who has a net worth of $6 million Snyder graduated from College Jean-de-Brebeuf She started the company Productions J in 1997 and is the CEO The company produces television shows such as Occupation Double which debuted in 2003 Snyder has been featured in the TV shows Star Academie Julie is the host of the French-Canadian adaptation of Deal or No Deal in Canada which is called Le Banquier and debuted in 2007 on the TVA network She became the common-law wife of president and CEO of Quebecor Media Pierre Karl Peladeau in 2001 The couple split in January 2014 but have two children together Snyder hosted a secessionist party called a Parti Quebecois in 2012 and praised party leader Pauline Marois She has also backed the Quebec Charter of Values which was controversial and tabled by the PQ government © 2025 Celebrity Net Worth / All Rights Reserved The puffy bag trend is still going strong and there's no wonder why If you're just as enamoured with the pillow-like bag but don't own one (or enough) yet there's a new contender in town where you might find your match - CARLYN CARLYN is best known for their quilted bags that has also garnered popularity among K-pop idols The brand has made its way to Singapore for the first time and will be launched at The Editor's Market online and in stores on 9 August Some pieces you can expect are two of their most popular bags: SOFT and COZY the SOFT Bag ($69 - $105) features the brand's signature quilted fabric this cosy-looking bag has such a huggable appeal It comes in three sizes and a wide palette of neutral The POING Bag ($99) comes in the same quilted fabric as SOFT bags but with a cool girl-approved metallic twist Can't get enough of this covetable metallic quilted texture Double it up by adding the MY HEART KEYRING ($53) as a bag charm expand your metallic puff universe even further with accessories like the POING Pouch ($33) and POING Scrunchie ($39) CARLYN also has bags in more minimalist aesthetics which has a sleek shape with a smooth exterior this cute bag boasts plenty of room inside Another one that's more on the subdued side is the BABE Bag ($115 - $135) that has a pleasing half moon silhouette and a smooth and glossy material Keeping things interesting is the adjustable shoulder strap with a scrunchie-like look With all these fun textures, you might be wondering if it's best to see the bags in person, and you can! The Editor's Market store at Takashimaya will have a futuristic pop-up area displaying the CARLYN bags and accessories Shoppers can enjoy photo ops and get a good look and feel of the textural details and ultra-softness of the products Fans of CARLYN can look forward to more styles - COZY HUG and WEEKENDER - brought to The Editor's Market in the Phase 2 launch CARLYN is set to launch on 9 August 2023 exclusively in the Takashimaya Flagship Store at 10am, and on theeditorsmarket.com at 9pm ❣️ Follow us on Instagram girlstyle.sg❣️ 👉🏻 Join our Upcoming Campaigns