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November seems to be a good month for Pinotage in November 1995 the Pinotage Association was established and in 2000 the Cape Blend brand was established The innovation within the Pinotage Association did not stop with Cape Blend Recognising the versatility of the Pinotage grape South African winemakers have turned their attention to crafting world-class rosés As the association's story continues to evolve Pinotage Rosés have emerged as a fresh and exciting category gaining significant traction in global markets “Pinotage Rosés are on the rise,” remarked  Truter “and as consumers worldwide look beyond traditional French rosés South Africa’s unique terroir and vibrant flavours are standing out.” This year's Pinotage Rosé Awards winners illustrate this trend: South African Pinotage Rosés are characterised by their lively Choose a topic below and thereafter view all articles on the topic using the "Next >" button or swiping left Choose a topic below and thereafter view all articles on the topic using the "Next >" button or the keyboard right arrow key ***This article originally appeared in the Sept./Oct Among the many charming animated shows debuting at Cartoon Forum this year is Mogu & Perol a new project inspired by Domo-kun creator Tsuneo Goda’s award-winning 2018 stop-motion short about two friends enjoying delicious food and living in harmony on a lush island the production arm of renowned distributor APC Kids was so impressed by it that they decided to develop an animated show based on the property “We fell completely in love with the short and immediately saw the potential for a series,” says Zephyr producer David Sauerwein “We then had numerous meetings with [Dwarf Animation Studio’s] producer during which we spoke at length about the characters and the underlying ideas of the original short film Working together we built a foundation of trust and collaboration and began to move forward on the development of the series.” The producers then asked writer/story editor Marianne Barbier to come on board “I’d worked with her during my years at Xilam and she immediately understood what we were trying to achieve with this show,” says Sauerwein The project soon received support from France’s Centre National du Cinéma et de l’Image Animée (CNC) France Télévisions offered a co-development deal the Oscar-nominated studio based in Rennes “We’re in the midst of this development now with brilliant animator and director Goulwen Merret on board and a cast of carefully selected writers who really get the essence of the show,” notes the producer The show is expected to be ready by late 2024 (all fingers crossed) Among Mogu & Perol’s many attractive qualities are Goda’s eye-catching designs and the powerful draw of stop-motion animation for young viewers “There’s something unexplainably magical about the physicality of stop-motion animation and that is true for children just as much as for adults — you just can’t stop watching!” adds Sauerwein memorable central characters (a shy bigfoot and a more boisterous little creature) also bring a lot of appeal to this delightful world “The series is 100 percent character driven with strong and clear emotional arcs in every episode which allows the audience to identify with our protagonists While Mogu and Perol’s polar opposite qualities make the show exciting and funny there’s also something both delicate and deep that comes out of the world of Mori Mori island This is a backdrop which showcases a very harmonious way of life that leaves space for indescribable joy and wonder in this natural world.” Mogu & Perol is only one of Zephyr’s hot properties “We are completing the financing for our first 2D animated series a co-production with Canadian studio Copernicus Production for this 52 x 11’ adventure comedy for kids six to 10 will start before the end of 2022 with Super RTL and we are currently finalizing initial broadcast deals for the series,” says the producer “We have also signed a development deal on our series MiniTechs a 3D animation for kids four to seven in co-production with Ferly and we’re developing a 2D sitcom for kids with an international platform.” As APC Kids’ managing director Lionel Marty explains we created our production arm Zephyr to develop our own projects as well as to co-develop and co-produce properties with partners from around the world Both companies share the same boutique approach in our DNA: focused on building a limited number of selected IPs for international audiences and offering an alternative to big distribution groups through carefully curated content and bespoke solutions.” “We look for character-driven projects to cover all target groups from preschool to family across all genres from action-adventure to comedy and from animation to live action,” he points out APC Kids is looking forward to adding slapstick to our slate!” When asked about the state of the global animation market “While the market remains very interesting we have realized the eight to 12 target requires particular attention since within this age group animation has to compete with other media — notably video games it has to play with similar tools and offer audiences engagement That’s the reasoning behind two new projects for eight- to 12-year olds we have coming up both with APC Kids on the distribution side and in development with Zephyr.” To learn more, visit aboutpremiumcontent.com We use cookies to enhance your browsing experience We use cookies to help you navigate efficiently and perform certain functions You will find detailed information about all cookies under each consent category below The cookies that are categorised as "Necessary" are stored on your browser as they are essential for enabling the basic functionalities of the site We also use third-party cookies that help us analyse how you use this website and provide the content and advertisements that are relevant to you These cookies will only be stored in your browser with 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Click here to read the latest edition cover to cover France - French sensation Felix Lebrun thrilled home crowds as he secured the men's singles title at the World Table Tennis (WTT) Montpellier Champions on Sunday defeating Japan's Tomokazu Harimoto with an impressive 4-1 victory This triumph marks Lebrun's first title in a WTT Champions tournament a career milestone celebrated fervently by the French audience Since capturing the men's singles bronze at the Paris Olympics he returned to play in front of hometown fans who packed the arena from the round of 16 onward an unusual display of enthusiasm for table tennis in France I can beat the world's best players," the 18-year-old stated after the match "Knowing I'll be the defending champion here for the next year is surreal Competing in front of people who mean the most to me gave me energy and pushed me to perform at my peak," he added Japan's Satsuki Odo defeated her compatriot Miwa Harimoto in a grueling six-game match the children’s entertainment division of leading co-production and distribution company APC Studios is bolstering its production slate through its studio Zephyr Animation with new stop-motion animated series Mogu & Perol co-produced with renowned Japanese animation studio Zephyr has signed a deal with France Télévisions to co-develop Mogu & Perol a comedy series aimed at children aged 3-6 Based on a multi-award winning short film of the same title by Tsuneo Goda Together they invite the audience to share in the joy adventure and creativity of their day-to-day life on the lush gardens of Mori Mori Island The series will be broadcast on France Télévisions’ online platform Okoo with David Sauerwein as executive producer for Zephyr Animation and Yuriko Okada as executive producer for dwarf studios “Three years ago Lionel Marty and I fell in love with Tsuneo Goda’s beautiful short film and to be developing the series along with a major broadcaster such as France Télévisions is a true privilege,” said Sauerwein “The series revolves around two characters that couldn’t be more different from each other yet complement one another perfectly which promotes the beautiful idea that we can all benefit from each other’s differences Nature also plays an important part in the series and we feel very fortunate to collaborate with dwarf studios to bring the beautiful island of Mori-Mori and its inhabitants to life.” “Mogu & Perol was created by Goda with a wish to deliver a positive message about understanding each other’s differences through enjoying yummy food and the joy of appreciating the beauty of nature,” noted Okada “We are thrilled to have the opportunity to reach a wider audience by partnering with our wonderful friends “It is a great idea to start with this all-pink Mogu these two creatures live in nature and more precisely in a tree-house Their temperament is totally different: one is calm and the other excited yet they adore each other and learn to live together despite their differences “Other animals live next to them in the tree and in the forest we can feel the pantheism and influence of Japan — the Gaia Mountain associated with a cloud acts as a parental link Mogu and Perol confide in and console themselves with him speak of time through the more contemplative gaze of Mogu and the spontaneity of Perol Should we see here a critic of the speed of our way of life (Virilio) a very nice stop-motion project in line with the subject.” Marine Pollution BulletinCitation Excerpt :Most marine plastic litter meso- and macroplastics (>25 mm) (GESAMP originate from land-based sources and enters the marine environment through direct and indirect pathways These include informal and illegal dumping and littering (Vester and Bouwman 2020) and storm water inputs (Weideman et al. Meso- and microplastics in the upper water column have been found to consist of low density polymer types (Lenaker et al. French studio Zephyr Animation has partnered with France Télévisions to co-develop a new stop-motion series called Mogu & Perol based on an award-winning short film of the same name is also the founder of Japanese stop-motion studio Dwarf which is on board to co-produce the series who learn to live with each other despite their differences Production on the 52 x seven-minute comedy will begin in 2022 with Zephyr chief creative officer David Sauerwein and Dwarf producer Yuriko Okada executive producing A release date hasn’t been announced yet but the series will land on France Télévisions’ Okoo SVOD platform Goda’s nine-minute original short has won numerous awards at festivals including the Alameda International Film Festival the Sapporo International Short Film Festival and the Encounters Film Festival Dwarf is best known for its Domo character and series, which ended up on Japanese pubcaster NHK and Nickelodeon in 2008. Some of the studio’s other stop-motion originals include Netflix series Rilakkuma and Kaoru and The Curious Kitty and Friends an Amazon short based on Dwarf’s popular Komaneko IP This is just some random content to show the different layouts possible The best of this week’s wildlife photographs from around the world Photograph: Ishara S Kodikara/AFP/Getty Images Photograph: Royal Commission for AlUla’s Arabian Leopard Conservation Program Photograph: Presidencia de la Republica de Ecuador/Reuters Photograph: Bob Karp/Zuma Press Wire/Rex/Shutterstock Photograph: Parinya Pawangkhanant/WWF/AFP/Getty Images Photograph: Jekesai Njikizana/AFP/Getty Images Photograph: Farah Mukhida/Anguilla National Trust Photograph: Sylvain Thomas/AFP/Getty Images its first collaborative production with The Pokémon Company and an ambitious stop-motion project produced by critically acclaimed dwarf studios (Domo-kun a concierge at the “Pokémon Resort,” and her interactions with Pokémon and their owners who visit as guests “Netflix is looking forward to delighting fans in Japan and around the world with Pokémon Concierge an entirely new visual and storytelling experience featuring ground-breaking stop-motion animation set in the Pokémon world in close collaboration with The Pokémon Company,” said Minyoung Kim “We’re also excited to reveal this new series on Pokémon Day and provide fans with even more things to look forward to on this special holiday celebrating the popular franchise.” The new series announcement follows The Pokémon Company’s Friday unveiling of new characters Friede and Captain Pikachu for the upcoming Part 2 of Pokémon Ultimate Journeys: The Series 2D anime and Captain Pikachu will assist and battle alongside the new series’ dual protagonists — Liko from the Paldea region and Roy from the Kanto region in the U.S version of the show — on thrilling adventures across the Pokémon world while unraveling the mysteries of Liko’s pendant and Roy’s Poké Ball fans will be able to embark on a new journey of action adventure and friendship through the eyes of unique characters like Friede and Captain Pikachu when the next animated series begins premiering later this year,” said Taito Okiura vice president of marketing for The Pokémon Company International Pikachu has been synonymous with the Pokémon franchise and we look forward to seeing this beloved Pokémon continue to have a significant presence in the animated series and remain an icon for the brand.” Check out the latest English-dub trailer for Pokémon Ultimate Journeys: The Series Part 2 below In addition to the animated series updates Pokémon Day announcements included new game experiences and products set to launch in 2023 celebrating the theme “Pokémon Together.” 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 Animation studio dwarf studios opened two websites for two new short animation projects titled "Morimori-shima no Morg to Perol" (Morg and Perol of Morimori Island) and "Nikui yo Kalbi-kun ~Kemuri ga Me ni Shimiru~" (It's Difficult Kalbi-kun ~The Smoke Hurts My Eyes~) on January 19 The "Morimori-shima no Morg to Perol" is already available on the site. The short centers on the Bigfoot Morg, who is good at cooking, and the troublemaker Perol. dwarf studios head Tsuneo Gōda himself voices Morg, while Remi Hayashi voices Perol The first two episodes of "Nikui yo! Kalbi-kun ~Kemuri ga Me ni Shimiru~" are already available on the site, with a third episode slated for Friday, and a fourth and fifth episode "coming soon." The shorts center on a piece of kalbi named Kalbi-kun (voiced by Tasuku Hatanaka) who spends his days on top of the grill dreaming of being a top-grade kalbi Source: The Mainichi Shimbun's Mantan Web fun and practical.Get the latest with our podcasts on your favourite podcast apps.Watch on SBSSBS On Demand Sign In Subscribe Now A bevy of volunteers from the Semiahmoo Peninsula – including Peace Arch Hospital staff lauded earlier this year for assistance they provided during the June 2011 Stanley Cup riots – are heading to one of the world’s 10 most polluted areas this month in the hopes of making a difference said she is among 16 people leaving for the Zambian province of Kabwe on May 16 as part of a South & West Africa Mission (SWAM) trip led by White Rock physician With the help of donations and fundraising they’re taking a cache of prenatal and children’s vitamins with them The group will be working at Kabwe Hospital for a week with one group staying in Kabwe and the other heading to smaller rural areas of Namibia to follow-up on work done during previous visits and she expects it will include medical-related tasks along with helping with under-construction housing who was born in South Africa and helped form the Christian-based SWAM has been making similar trips since at least 2005 Angola and South Africa to address hunger and crime and work with churches there to create a visible symbol of hope and love Mastine said fundraising for the May 16 trip has wrapped up anyone wishing to donate unopened bottles of prenatal and children’s vitamins for Kabwe may still do so at Peace Arch Hospital Dialogue and debate are integral to a free society and we welcome and encourage you to share your views on the issues of the day. 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To learn about our commenting policies and how our community-based moderation works, please read our Community Guidelines Catherine Mastine remembers expecting to walk into festivities on the night she and a few colleagues headed into Vancouver after watching the Stanley Cup final at a home in False Creek It didn’t take long for reality to hit the South Surrey resident – for Mastine to realize that what was unfolding on the city’s downtown streets that June 15 “It did get pretty frightening,” Mastine said Wednesday, recalling the chaos that erupted following the Canucks’ loss to the Boston Bruins who is a licensed practical nurse at Peace Arch Hospital is among eight locals – seven of whom are hospital employees – who are to receive the Vancouver Police Department’s highest civilian bravery award next week for their efforts to help those injured during the riots that night Along with clinical nurse educator Jennifer McDuff Mastine will receive the Chief Constable Award of Merit at a ceremony Jan said the group was heading into the downtown core to meet their ride home when they discovered the trouble They were trying to find their way out – away from tear gas that was being unleashed on rioters along Granville Street – when they came across the first of three seriously injured people down and unconscious… breathing but unresponsive,” she said The second victim was injured in a knife fight that unfolded around the corner; McDuff saw the third drop to the ground after being hit in the head with a bottle The colleagues worked quickly to assess and triage the injured fending off crowds of people who were pushing their way through – many who were simply trying to get photos of the wounded and propping one patient’s head with a purse Perold stuck his ungloved hand into the stabbing victim’s wounded abdomen to determine the extent of the knife’s damage you’re not really thinking of yourself,” Mastine said “You don’t walk away from things like that.” McDuff said one of the victims sent a thank-you letter to the group at Peace Arch Hospital Fraser Health officials commended the actions as “heroism.” “The team was exposed to a significant amount of violence while helping these critically injured people violently pushed by the public and exposed to tear gas while trying to assist the injured people “This team… went above and beyond in the call of duty putting their own lives at risk to help the public.” KWV’s recognition at Veritas 2024 is the latest in a series of impressive achievements this year KWV was named Best Producer South Africa at the 35th annual Mundus Vini Awards The producer also earned the title of Best Brandy and Cognac Producer at the ISC “Our focus is always on raising the bar and delivering world-class wines and spirits,” said Corrans “The accolades we have received this year inspire us to keep evolving and striving for new heights These are not only awards but reflections of the standards we set for ourselves and the experiences we aim to create for our consumers.” KWV’s commitment to excellence was evident in its impressive collection of medals across its various wine and brandy categories KWV Brandy’s historic performance was secured with a lineup of six Double Gold awards for:   KWV CEO John Loomes expressed his excitement for the road ahead: “These achievements are a testament to the dedication and passion of everyone at KWV from our winemakers to our distillers Every accolade reflects their relentless pursuit of excellence While we are incredibly proud of these results we see them not as the finish line but as motivation to keep innovating and pushing boundaries we are more inspired than ever to build on this momentum and continue delivering world-class products that showcase the best of South Africa to the world.” For full results visit www.veritas.co.za  About KWV KWV is one of South Africa’s most iconic wine and spirits producers renowned for crafting award-winning products that reflect both heritage and innovation With a diverse portfolio that includes premium wines KWV has established itself as a global leader in the industry Its dedication to excellence is demonstrated through numerous accolades from prestigious competitions KWV exports its products to over 100 countries serving as a global ambassador for South African craftsmanship KWV is home to renowned wine ranges such as The Mentors alongside its acclaimed KWV Brandies and other award-winning offerings We are using cookies to give you the best experience on our website You can find out more about which cookies we are using or switch them off in settings This website uses cookies so that we can provide you with the best user experience possible Cookie information is stored in your browser and performs functions such as recognising you when you return to our website and helping our team to understand which sections of the website you find most interesting and useful Strictly Necessary Cookie should be enabled at all times so that we can save your preferences for cookie settings we will not be able to save your preferences This means that every time you visit this website you will need to enable or disable cookies again.