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tsgcharlottesvillevirginia · 4 years ago

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New Online Art Exhibit // Light in Darkness at Les Yeux du Monde

Russ Warren, Night Fishing at Moms, acrylic, fishing line, fish hooks on canvas, triptych, 60 x 48" each panel, 60 x 144"

These quarantine times are naturally keeping us at home,but that doesn’t mean we have to lack for culture and art. Local art gallery Les Yeux du Monde is pleased to present a new online exhibition, Light in Darkness, now through July 2020.

At the beginning of the 20th century artists from Kandinsky to Mondrian were attempting to represent the spiritual and a deeper reality through their art, thus leading art historian and artist Lydia Gasman to define Modernism as a “quest for new forms of the sacred.” Over 100 years later, the artists in this exhibition also subscribe to this goal, albeit in varying ways.

Lydia Gasman's Angel of History, based on an essay by Walter Benjamin about a watercolor by Paul Klee of the same title, announces our theme. Gasman, a Jewish Romanian immigrant with first-hand memories of the horrors of World War II, transforms the theme of an angel witnessing the destructive path of history behind it to one of hope, as her weighty citron yellow angel with massive celestial blue and white wing seems to triumph over the dark explosions painted on airplane aluminum behind it.

Also featured are gold leaf multi-media paintings on paper and on panels of shimmery golden chub fish and clouds by Dean Dass, and light filled still life paintings of bottles and their infinite reflections by the consummate painter and scholar of light, David Summers.

In Russ Warren's huge triptych Night Fishing at Moms, several brilliant spiraling lemon yellow orbs illuminate the subterranean aquatic world below the surface. Michelle Gagliano’s Raffaello’s Pallette, intended for a celebration of Raphael’s life in Urbino, Italy that was cancelled because of the pandemic, glows with the pigments and materials used by the Renaissance master along with her own non-toxic colors and shimmery golds.

Three artists living and working in New York’s Hudson River Valley are also included. Recently celebrated in Sculpture Magazine, Millicent Young uses luminous white horse hair atop and surrounded by lead and iron, in her cantos 11-13, as a moving meditation about the fragility of our constructed systems and interdependence on this small earth. Kurt Steger, similarly highlights the delicate balance of humanity and our buildings and environment in his sculpture, while Dorothy Robinson paints rich textural abstractions that continuously morph into awe-inspiring natural or architectural scenes, prompting contemplation about the worlds we humans co-create and inhabit throughout our shared history on the planet. Other artists’ shining works will be added as this online show continues.

Check out the exhibit by visiting the gallery at www.lydm.co.

Les Yves du Monde | Instagram | Facebook | [email protected] | 434-973-5566.

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Stay Connected Cville // Peace Frogs Travel Outfitters Update

Though travel has come to a standstill, the team at Peace Frogs Travel/Outfitters have been very busy. From planning Zoom Talks to update the public on next steps in travel, to launching their online store, they are also reopening their doors next week. Julie Arbelaez, chief frog at Peace Frogs Travel/Outfitters, shared all of the scoop with us.

Launch of Online Store They’ve spent the weeks in quarantine getting their online store up and running. Check it out HERE. And come back frequently as they are adding new products daily. Their Graduation Gift Guide is especially helpful right now.

Virtual Very Important Traveler (VIT) Zoom Thursday, June 4 at 5:30p The travel industry has taken a hard hit during the pandemic, and it’s neither a good time to be a traveler nor a seller of all things travel. But, through this process Julie Arbelaez and her team have learned many things that they’re eager to share with travelers. Join them as we share what we've learned from the pandemic so far for a 30-minute talk and Q&A. Learn more here.

Peace Frogs Travel/Outfitters Doors are Open! Peace Frogs Travel/Outfitters is excited to welcome you back in their store. On June 2 they will be officially opening their doors to the public for in-store shopping and they truly hope you will come and shop with them. Naturally, there are some caveats:

appointment only (same day is okay), so call 434-977-1415 to set up a time to visit

wear your mask

think about what you are looking for in order to stay under a 30-minute time limit

only 2 people per group max

They appreciate the kind words and thoughts you’ve sent their way over these past few months. While no one is taking any big trips right now, they hope you’ll come to them for items like quick-dry towels, light-weight handbags, summery totes, reusable shopping bags, duffels, and backpacks to support your local adventures over the summer months.

Peace Frogs Travel/Outfitters | 1043 Millmont St. | 434-977-1415 | [email protected]

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tsgcharlottesvillevirginia · 5 years ago

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The Scout Guide Charlottesville Mother’s Day Gift Guide

Mother’s Day is Sunday, May 10th and now’s the time to choose the perfect gift for the mom’s in your life. We’ve made it easy to shop local and support the small businesses that need us desperately right now. We’ve rounded up some of what they have to offer and we’re thrilled with the selection, creativity and thoughtful offerings. Now the only problem is making a decisions. Hint-hint: there’s no shame in sending this link along to your family!

Be Just — Domestic Tools & Home Supplies. Shawn at Be Just has sourced handmade vases made exclusively for her store by Francis De Fabio, a potter in Pennsylvania, that’s perfect for Mother’s Day (pictured above). They will also be featuring a pop-up flower pick-up for Mom's day, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday of Mother’s Day weekend. They have just launched their online shop, so if that’s not to your fancy, there are so many other things that will be! Shop ONLINE, check out their weekly curated windows or call for personal shopping via phone of FaceTime. Be Just. | 407 Monticello Rd. | 434-328-8884

Quattro Tizi. There’s lots of choose from at Quattro Tizi. Some of Beth and Ian’s faves include Miansai jewelry, Eriness jewelry (pictured above), Vejas, Corkcicle stemless wine cups and Corkcicle Air+, and Caddis readers. They also have Virtual Trunk Shows for a few of their women’s lines — Faherty, Eriness and Caddis. This allows them to offer more inventory than what they have in the shop. Currently everything site-wide is 25% off. They offer free home delivery to local shoppers, as well as free return pick-ups. Free domestic shipping. Virtual shopping upon request. Shop it all HERE. Quattro Tizi | 109 S. First Street | 434-249-2442 | [email protected]

Pippin Hill Farm & Winery. The winery is offering wine bundles for Mother’s Day. "Mother's Day Rosé Trio" which features two bottles of our Rosé 2019 and one bottle of Sparkling Rosé 2018 (picture attached). "Celebrate Mom Trio" which features our Blanc de Blanc 2018, Sparkling Rosé 2018 and Chardonnay Reserve 2018. Available for hillside pick-up (Wednesday-Saturday 11am-5pm) and shipping (We ship to VA, DC, MD, NC, FL, and CA). Order online here: https://pippin-hill-farm.myshopify.com/collections/wine BRUNCH FOR MOM: They will also be offering a to-go brunch for Mom which will include a Choice of Main Dish, 3 Sides, and 1 dessert. Menu Sneak Peak. Main Dish: Choice of Rack of Lamb, Rosemary Jus OR Poached Ora King Salmon, Parmesan Vinaigrette; 3 sides: Grilled Asparagus. Pippin Baby Greens, and Roasted Marble Potato; 1 Dessert: Toffee Carrot Cake with Banana Gelato. Call or go online to place your orders. Pippin Hill Farm & Winery | 5022 Plank Rd., North Garden | 1-434-202-8063 | [email protected]

Scarpa. The team at Scarpa are big fans with the mother / daughter jewelry design duo behind Of Rare Origin earrings who’ve created unique earrings and necklaces, pictured above. Shop their collection online or choose from so many other wonderful treats that are sure to thrill mom. Scarpa is also offering phone consultation and in-store shopping by appointment. Scarpa | 2114 Barracks Road | 434.296.0040

Well Room. What better way to celebrate your Mama than giving her the tools to bring her glow into full bloom? Well Room has luxurious treatments from a "Glow" Nutritional IV designed specifically to enhance skin, energy and detox to Cryo Facial which helps restore youthful dewiness. Maybe she simply needs some deeply relaxing sweats in an infrared sauna. Can't decide? Choose a gift card so she can customize her self care - from treatments to a range of skin care, supplements and home cooking items. Well Room is a one stop shop for a healthy Mama! InstagramDM for free local delivery, curbside pickup, or to curate a special package. Gift cards are available online at Wellroomva.com Well Room | 134 10th Street NW | 434-933-6100 | INSTAGRAM

The Animal Connection. Whether you're a mom to human kids or fur babies, The Animal Connection wants to honor YOU! All pet moms will receive a free gift on Friday, May 8 and Saturday, May 9! Baskets and Gift Bags are also available and you'll receive 10% off on anything you put in their gift! Or surprise your mom with a clean dog from their self-service dog wash or full-service grooming! The Animal Connection | 1701 Allied St, Ste E | Store: 434.296.7048, Mobile: 434.825.7082 | Facebook & Instagram: AnimalConnectionVA

New Dominion Bookshop. This lovely local bookstoreis offering curbside pickup and free, contactless local delivery within 5 miles of the shop. The browsing space is currently closed to the public. For a personal shopping experience or to purchase a gift card, you can call the shop at 434-295-2552 during their business hours and one of their booksellers will help you select the perfect gift. They offer free gift wrapping and also have a selection of cards for sale. New Dominion Bookshop | 434-295-2552 | [email protected] Hours: Monday-Friday, 9:30 AM - 5:00 PM, Saturday: 9:30 AM - 3:00

Darling. For Mother’s Day, they are offering curated packages for the moms in your life! They can virtually shop for you, and get everything from the perfect Mother’s Day card to gifts — including handmade jewelry and accessories, small batch bath and beauty products, quirky mugs, prints, and more! Just call them at 434-202-0664, email us at [email protected], or DM us Instagram or Facebook to shop! And as always, they are offering free local delivery in a 10 mile radius of the shop, no-contact curbside pick-up, and free shipping on orders over $100! And remember, you can always order one of their curated Positivity Packages for Mom on their website. Darling | 434.202.0664 | [email protected]

Charlottesville Skin and Laser. They are offering a gift certificate special with 10% off of gift certificates Now thru May 1st. This is the perfect time to give mom a much needed facial. Currently offering free local delivery or curbside pickup of product and gift certificates and free virtual consultations. Charlottesville Skin and Laser Center | 2214 Ivy Road, Suite 104 | (434) 984-4491

The Happy Cook. The Happy Cook has put together preassembled gift bundles to make shopping for gifts easier and include our signature gift wrap. Choose from baking and barware sets to pie and pasta sets. Check them all out HERE.

They are running sales of 20% off all Le Creuset (now to 5/11), 20% off Wusthof Classic (5/1 to 5/29) and 30% off select Nespresso machines (Includes Vertuoline machines and Pixie bundles) now until 5/11. Le Creuset coupon code: LECREUSETAPR Wusthof coupon code: WUST520 Nespresso coupon code: NESP520. Additionally, You can purchase a subscription to all of their streaming cooking classes for May for $49 and participate in all live classes after Mother's Day and receive copies of the two recorded classes that occur before Mother's Day. Chef's teaching classes include Ian Redshaw and Soledad Liendo. Cooking class subscription link: bit.ly/2yJMPhW They are currently offering free shipping for orders over $49, free curbside pick up and free home delivery within 15 miles of Barracks Road Shopping Center. The Happy Cook | Barracks Road Shopping Center, 1107 B Emmet St N | 434.977.2665 | Open Monday - Saturday 10 am - 6 pmSundays 12 pm to 4 pm

Early Mountain. The team at Early Mountain has put together two great wine packs that will please any wine lover. Pack 1: Local Biscuit Brunch Local Biscuit Brunch Gift Pack includes 2 bottles of Early Mountain wine (choice of Rosé & Pinot Gris OR Rosé & Foothills red blend) plus our housemade Southern biscuit mix in a reusable quart-size Ball jar, a small jar of local Elysium Honey, a 4 oz jar of Virginia Chutney, and honeycomb & bee hand-stamped tea towel from Charlottesville artist Emily Ruth prints.Your gift will be packed in a luxe black gift box and include a handwritten card with the message of your choice as well as a cute recipe card for the biscuits. Shipping is complimentary.

Pack 2: Early Mountain Enthusiast Early Mountain Enthusiast Gift Pack includes 2 bottles of Early Mountain wine (choice of Rosé & Pinot Gris OR Rosé & Foothills red blend OR Sparkling Brut Reserve 2017 & Eluvium 2017) plus two stemless Early Mountain wine glasses and a hand-stamped tea towel from Charlottesville artist Emily Ruth Prints. Your gift will be packed in a luxe black gift box and include a handwritten card with the message of your choice. Available for Pick-up or shipping is complimentary.

Order online or call, choose curbside pick-up or delivery. Early Mountain | 6109 Wolftown-Hood Road, Madison, VA | 540.948.9005

Joseph, Joseph & Joseph Antiques. They’re stocked with unique worldy finds. A few of their favorites are three hand-thrown, hand-painted Moroccan vintage urns/jugs, available individually or as a set) they had shipped back from Morocco in December. Visit HERE to see their available collection and call for custom one-on-one shopping and to place your order. Joseph, Joseph & Joseph Antiques. | 508 East Main Street | (434) 970-7998

Purvelo. Order up some killer gear for mom, either for her workout or to upscale her home time hangout wear. Purvelo has a full online shop stocked with bras, long-sleeved tees and sweatshirts, leggings, tanks and tees, and accessories. Plus, you can also purchase gift cards. Purvelo | purvelocycle.com | 434-996-7250 | [email protected]

Magpie Knits. There are so many goodies in stock at Mapgpie, even if the mom you’re buying for isn’t a knitter. Give them a call for a one-on-one custom shopping experience. Two items the Magpies recommend are their lush cashmere ponchos with complimentary monograms and / or luxe linen custom napkins. They are offering drive-up, delivery, and shipping. Magpie Knits | 111 West Main Street | (434) 296 – 4625

Folly. The online store at Folly is now live and Beth Ann and Victoria have sourced all manner of lovely items that are perfect for mom. Click HERE to check out their assortment, from design-savvy throws and pillows, to tabletop and barware, candles, and accessories and jewelry. But they are especially fond of Liberty of London Tissue cover ($38) and hand towel towel ($42), pictured above. Shop online at www.follycviille.com and choose shipping or curbside pick-up. Folly Charlottesville | 434-295-0688 | [email protected] or [email protected]

The Brow House. Their new web shop is live now and Brow House is offering complimentary local delivery and shipping. Their shop is full of all sorts of beauty goodies, from makeup and skincare essentials to soothing bath rituals, pins and temporary body tattoos. And of course, you can snap up gift certificates for mama. The Brow House | 434-825-5333 | www.waxcharlottesville.com

Peace Frogs Travel/Outfitters. They’ve put together several great gift packages that are perfect for every kind of mom. Big Night In: With Mom not being able to get out, why not give her a BIG NIGHT IN?These gifts can be given together, or alone and include cozy socks, a candle, a ceramic mug (perhaps for some tea with our very own Elysium honey *for sale separately), and a reflexology tool. Let her retire to the bathroom, the one place in our homes we can truly get away from it all, and enjoy these little treats. Big Night In $54.95, Foot Work $29.95, Elysium honey $14.99

Dream Big:Travel will return, and with it the ability to whisk Mom away for a few days so why don’t you DREAM BIG with a carry-on bag and a gift certificate that can be applied to a getaway when the path is cleared. The Brics Carry-On Duffel is extremely lightweight, has two organization pockets in the front and a cross body strap. It also has a pass-through strap on the back, so it sits nicely on a rolling suitcase. The Knomo document holder is a stylish add-on and can house your gift certificate (of any amount) and all those travel documents she’ll need to keep organized. Brics Duffel $145, Knomo document organizer $49

A Walk in the Woods: Let her roam free! Send Mom for A WALK IN THE WOODS this Mother’s Day. Stuff her backpack with goodies (a small blanket to lounge on, a great book, sunscreen), give her a InsectShield Scarf to keep the bugs and ticks away, and a sun visor, made by a local mother/daughter team in San Diego. Maybe she’ll invite you to go with! Baggu Backpack $65.99, InsectShield Scarf $27.99, San Diego Hat Company visor $22

Little Ditty: Mom’s love pretty pouches and you can never have too many. Fill yours with sweet dreams- an eye mask, some local honey (and sleepy time tea, sold separately) to encourage a good night’s rest. Frankie & Coco pouch $28, Sleep Mask $12.99, Elysium honey $14.99 Peace Frogs Travel/Outfitters is open for phone/email orders from 10-4 M-F, our packing specialists will help put together the perfect gift package, and we offer gift certificates to compliment any package in any amount. PEACE FROGS TRAVEL/OUTFITTERS WILL DONATE $5 FOR EVERY $50 SPENT TO THE BLUE RIDGE AREA FOOD BANK AND YOUR GIFT PACKAGE WILL REFLECT THIS DONATION. Peace Frogs Travel/Outfitters | 434-977-1415 | [email protected]

Rivanna Cryotherapy Recovery Center. For mother’s day, they are running a few specials:

Purchase a gift certificate for $100 and receive a free Rose Elixer from Dreamseed Apothecary.

Purchase a gift certificate for $250 and receive a free Flaxseed Neck Roll

Additionally, you can purchase their soothing rice and lavender heat packs or flaxseed neck roll and back wraps. They are also offering various gift baskets, from CBD oil to Dr. Eva (pictured above). These are perfect paired with a gift card. And once things get back up and running, their CryoFacial is the perfect treatment. It’s affordable, quick, no touch and has many benefits, from cosmetic to headache relief. Lean more about it HERE. Call to walk through your options and place your order today. They are doing curbside pick-up by appointment from May 1- May 9. Rivanna Cryotherapy Recovery Center | Text/Call: 434-989-0538 |1745 Allied Street, Suite B

Crozet Running. Now, more than ever, there’s a need for mom to get out on the road or trail to burn off some anxiety or simply have a chance of scenery. John and Michelle love the Oiselle women’s line. Whether she’s a performance runner, or just looking for some incredibly comfortable “athleisure” apparel, mom won’t be disappointed with something from Oiselle. Give them a call or email to place your order for curbside pick-up or in-town free delivery. Crozet Running | 1159 Crozet Avenue | (434) 205-4452 |[email protected]

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Design Tour // 3 Distinctive Nurseries from Folly

It’s been predicted that these quarantine times are going to lead to a serious baby boom a few months down the road. If that’s the case, we caught up with Victoria Pouncey and Beth Ann Kallen, the design duo at Folly, as they shared three gorgeous nurseries they recently worked on. Come along as they give us a tour.

GENDER NEUTRAL. (pictured above). “This was for a couple's first baby, a little girl. We wanted the space to be neutral, calm and chic but of course functional. Our jumping-off point was the English animal wallpaper, and we continued the animal theme with the juju hat and felt swan and elephant princess.”

“The nursery had been a guest room and would still occasionally need to be used as such so we chose a custom upholstered daybed with trundle. This was also perfect for the mom for overnight feedings. The fabric was indoor/outdoor for easy maintenance. The room had a wall of windows which made the space light and airy during the day. We made custom curtains with blackout lining so the baby could sleep peacefully!”

Boy's Nursery. “Animal themes are perfect for nurseries and the inspiration for this one came from the fact that the baby's father had lived for a time in South Africa. The window treatment fabric is embroidered animals, birds and vines in greens and blues which coordinates with the Zak and Fox fabric on the glider.”

“Of course, the highlight is the canvas palm tree with vintage rattan monkey.”

Girl's Nursery. “The mother of this baby girl loves pattern! We used Schumacher's Lotus Garden in Lilac for the window treatments. The mother liked the lines of a Pottery Barn rocker but to make it special enough for the room we custom upholstered it with a hand-blocked pink flower linen.”

Victoria and Beth Ann are standing by to help you with your next project, whether it be a nursery or redo of your living room. Give them a call or reach out via e-mail. Folly | 434-295-0688 | [email protected] | [email protected]

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Virtual Tours: On the Market // Charlottesville April Real Estate Listings

Ready to take a tour of some of Cville’s most gorgeous homes? Click the links to spy eight properties that are currently on the market. If your four walls have gotten stale, reach out to the realtors here for a no-contact showing.

18230 Lovers Ln // Gordonsville, VA // Contact: Loring Woodriff, Loring Woodriff Real Estate Associates, 434.977.4005 The details: 5 bedrooms, 5 full 1 half bathrooms, 144 acres What we love: This family compound is set privately in the rolling hills of Somerset, adjacent to Keswick Hunt territory with strong mountain views. The main house was constructed in '06 of finest new, reclaimed materials and is enhanced by a 2-3 bed/2 bath guest house, vaulted guest/in-law quarters over a 2 car garage, salt water pool with pool house, center-aisle barn, regulation dressage arena, and multiple paddocks with run-in sheds. The 144 acres include 1 division right & a dramatic 2nd building site. Located just 25 minutes from Charlottesville and 1 hour from Richmond, this estate is a quintessential country oasis.

61 Deerfield Ln // Sperryville, VA // Contact: Ann Hardy, Frank Hardy Sotheby’s International Realty, 434.296.0134 The details: 5 bedrooms, 4.5 bathrooms, 400 acres What we love: 400-plus acres of rolling Rappahannock farm land surrounded by a 360 degree mountain view. The exquisite estate is comprised of a grand French Provincial manor house, two 18th century restored log cabin guesthouses, a farm manager’s house, a caretaker’s cottage, a six-bay garage with additional storage, a barn, stables and a modern cattle production facility. The main house overlooks a beautiful spring fed pond on one side with a pool on the other. The property is replete with wooded mountain trails for horses or ATVs, fenced fields, streams and enjoys frontage on the Hazel River. An unrivaled opportunity adjacent to the Shenandoah National Park and nearby the town of Sperryville, Virginia.

515 Rocks Farm Dr // Charlottesville, VA // Contact: Loring Woodriff, Loring Woodriff Real Estate Associates, 434.977.4005 The details: 5 bedrooms, 4 full 2 half bathrooms, 2.03 acres What we love: This distinguished Baird Snyder-constructed, all brick Georgian offers Blue Ridge views in a coveted location just minutes from schools, conveniences, UVA & the vibrant downtown area. Understated yet sophisticated interior design selections create a soothing space that is in step with today's design aesthetic. The screen porch off the family room and master suite overlook a private garden and an expansive lawn. Additional features include a walnut paneled office or library, hardwood floors throughout, unfinished basement with bathroom, and a 3 car garage.

1305 Sunset Circle // Charlottesville, VA // Contact: Ann Hardy, Frank Hardy Sotheby’s International Realty, 434.296.0134 The details: 6 bedrooms, 5 bathrooms, 2.30 acres What we love: Built in the 1930’s with only two owners since that time, this 2.3 acre estate is sited in one of Charlottesville’s most sought after locations. The house is built of native fieldstone, and the property is bounded by towering hedges. The residence is completely unique within Farmington in privacy, size, sighting, and proximity to the Clubhouse. Ample room for guest accommodation, period woodwork, oak floors and fireplaces throughout set this standout property apart.

555 Rosemont Dr // Charlottesville, VA // Contact: Ann Hardy, Frank Hardy Sotheby’s International Realty, 434.296.0134 The details: 5 bedrooms. 4.5 bathrooms, 13.62 acres What we love: This custom home situated in the upper reaches of Rosemont features an open kitchen/living room with vaulted ceilings and a first-floor master with panoramic views from every window. An equally equipped second master suite is upstairs along with two guest bedrooms and a 3rd story bonus room/bedroom. Everyday convenience of first and second floor laundry rooms, butler’s pantry and a 3-car attached garage. There is limitless potential with a finished walkout basement with full bathroom, rough plumbing for kitchen/wet bar, and approval for future pool and guest house additions.

432 Bootons Ln // Orange, VA // Contact: Ann Hardy, Frank Hardy Sotheby’s International Realty, 434.296.0134 The details: 4 bedrooms, 4.5 bathrooms, 3.68 acres What we love: This custom-built farmhouse is a must-see. Thoughtful details include shiplap in the foyer, custom board and batten in the dining room, and marble countertops to accent the upgraded shaker cabinets in the kitchen. 4" white oak floors throughout the first floor make for a stunning first impression. Enjoy a fire in the family room fireplace, or walk out to the screened-in porch just off the kitchen and breakfast room. Sit on your wrap-around porch and watch the kids play in the spacious yard. This home is truly one to appreciate.

311 C NW 2nd St // Charlottesville, VA // Contact: Ann Hardy, Frank Hardy Sotheby’s International Realty, 434.296.0134 The details: 2 bedrooms, 1 bathroom, 0.00 acres What we love: Located just 2 blocks from the Downtown Mall, this private McGuffey Hill end-unit condo offers the best of the city living in charming accommodation. The 2 bedroom, 1 bathroom condo has a large living room with a wood-burning fireplace, a modern kitchen with handsome Mexican tile and a laundry/utility room. There is a shared patio that includes 2 decks with nature views in the spring and summer and a city view in the winter. The patio walks out onto a large grassy area making this unit especially appealing for pet owners.

1433 Gentry Ln // Charlottesville, VA // Contact: Ann Hardy, Frank Hardy Sotheby’s International Realty, 434.296.0134 The details: Rental — 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms What we love: Located in one of Charlottesville's most popular neighborhoods, Rugby Hills, this charming home blends the perfect mixture of old and new. The front portion of the home dates to 1946, with a modern addition in the back. An inviting mahogany front porch makes the perfect outdoor sitting area. The kitchen features concrete counters, marble backsplash, and cork flooring. The living room and master have concrete floors and vaulted ceilings with large picture windows, giving the entire space a light and airy feel. A fenced in backyard with playhouse and garden shed in a close proximity to downtown and walking distance to Greenleaf Park make this the perfect family home.

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Support Local // Easter Offerings Roundup

While their storefronts may be closed for the time being, many of our favorite local Charlottesville shops are still are still offering curbside pickup and delivery to fit all of your Easter needs — from complete Easter Baskets to sweet treats and essential toys to place in them, and complete meals to help make the occasion festive and stress-free. Now more than ever, let’s support local. Photo: Well Room.

Well Room We all need a little extra wellness right now. Contact Well Room for personalized service on crafting a basket for those you love. They have superpowered chocolates that are gorgeous to look at, and elevated with adaptogens (but still taste amazing, if you're a dark chocolate lover). They’re also stocked with tinctures, salves, lotions/oils and additives for drinks, tonics, smoothies to help with mood, anxiety, pms/perimenopause, gut health, detox...you name it. All of them are as clean and natural and efficacious as can be. Matcha, teas, candles, sage, palo santo, plus, pretty vessels to boot. DM on Instagram for a customized package to tuck into those Easter Baskets.INSTAGRAM or visit https://www.wellroomva.com/

Scarpa Offering customized Easter baskets for your loved ones this holiday. Call the store (434) 296-0040 or visit their website to build your own Apolis lunch bag with all your favorite goodies. FYI: $10 per lunch bag sale goes directly to the PB & J Fund — because what’s better than giving back to a local charity this season?

Animal Connection Animal Connection will make your pet’s Easter Basket with their Face Time “Personal Shopping Experience.” Choose your basket, fill it up with their cute toys, bakery treats, chews... They’ll bring it to you curbside or deliver it to your home! Basket is FREE... Toys and treats are 10% OFF! https://animalconnectionva.com (434) 296-7048

Darling Score Easter basket essentials and curated basket ideas. All available for no-contact curbside pick-up or local delivery in a 10-mile radius of the shop. DM on INSTAGRAM, call 434-202-0664, or email [email protected] to purchase.

Early Mountain Though the tasting room is closed, you can still but curbside pick up is open 10 am - 4 pm everyday and their online store is open 24/7. Plus, check out winemaker Ben Jordon’s wine picks for Passover and Easter.

Caspari Caspari has all of the Easter-themed tableware, gift wrap and stationary that you will ever need in stock and ready for delivery. Visit their website to place an online order or browse and call 434.817.7880

Restaurant Rochambeau Treat your family to a fine-dining feast with a special four-course Easter menu for Saturday or Sunday. Plus, order from their lovely wine list that is 20% with every to-go order. Delivery or curbside pick-up available. Visit HERE for Easter Menu and HERE for wine offerings. Call 540-832-0130 to order.

Pippin Hill Farm & Vineyards Pippin Hill is offering hillside pickup or delivery on their vast selections of roses, reds, and whites with free shipping on orders of three bottles or more. Want the full Pippin experience? They are also offering a DIY Cheese Board Kit with options of two or four servings that will pair perfectly with that new bottle of wine. https://www.pippinhillfarm.com/

Knights Gambit Vineyards Easter is around the corner and we wanted to help you stock up on local goodies to celebrate the holiday weekend! Pick up in our Tasting Room or have it delivered to your door! Baskets are $95 each. Order online. 3 bottles of wine: Rosé, Pinot Grigio & Meritage 12oz bag of freshly roasted "The Love Blend" Trager Brothers Coffee An assortment of baked goods from Marie Bette: Croissants, Sourdough Loaf, Hot Cross Buns, Petit Canele & Financier with Cassis Homemade KGV Rosé wine jelly *For this package we have Thursday-Sunday delivery options. ORDERS MUST BE PLACED BY 8AM THE DAY BEFORE DELIVERY DATE! When ordering, please specify desired delivery day or if you want to pick it up in the Tasting Room. https://www.knightsgambitvineyard.com

Shenanigans Toy Store Offering custom Easter baskets. 15% off all Easter products. Don’t have time to think about it? DM or email them your child’s age, interests, and your price point, and they’ll do the work for you! [email protected] (434) 295-4797

Whimsies Whimsies has plenty of Easter toys and gifts left, but their baskets are going fast! Call or shop online today to get one before they are gone. https://whimsieskids.com/easter/ 434.977.8767

Alakazam Toys Alakazam has all of the books, toys and furry friends needed to fill an Easter Basket you already have at home. Through April 11th, Alazakam is offering 20% off all of their plush items along with free local delivery and $10 flat rate shipping through the contiguous USA!.

The Hive Art + Craft Bar The Hive is offering Easter Craft Baskets that come with bonus pirates booty snacks for the full Hive experience. All items will come in a basket filled with all the crafty fun you can handle! Order now. Supply limited. Options include various Dough packages, Paint a Creature, and Crafting Kits. *All orders must be in by Friday morning no later than 10am and will be delivered Friday afternoon – SHIPPING IS NOT AVAILABLE**

Feast Contact them to curate some fantastic edible treats for baskets. From great local cheeses and specific Easter treats to wines from Early Mountain Vineyards, they’ve got it all. https://www.feastvirginia.com/ or call 434.244.7800

Keevil & Keevil Grocery and Kitchen Keevil & Keevil is offering a full Easter Menu complete with delectable starters, main course options, dessert and sides. Click HERE for the menu. Place your orders by emailing them what you would like at [email protected] by Friday at Noon. They will deliver to your front stoops on Saturday. Profits will go to their free meal program.

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Stay Connected with The Paramount

Though the Theater is dark, The Paramount’s Blade still shines bright and they hope to enrich Cville resident’s lives with activities during this time. Read on for their offerings for kids and adults. Photo credit: Rob Garland Photographers

CROSSWORD PUZZLE To keep your brain busy, they’ve launched their first ever Paramount crossword puzzle. Click HERE to play.

Additionally, here is a link to a blog for the crossword’s direct link: http://www.theparamount.net/2020/03/27/paramount-crossword-1/

#BLASTFROMTHEPAST DIGITAL POSTS Each day that the Theater is dark during this public health crisis, they will post photos from past events as part of their "Blast From the Past" campaign at 3:00PM on their Facebook and Instagram pages as well as their BLOG. Each post will feature interesting information about past performances.

COLORING PAGES As the weeks wear on, finding activities for kids can be a challenge. Click HERE for a coloring page of the iconic blade. And HERE for the stage. Once complete, share your masterpieces with The Paramount on social using: #theparamountpersists #blastfromthepast #paramountblastfromthepast. Who knows, it just might appear on their Facebook or Instagram pages.

PARAMOUNT PUPPET SHOW The Paramount has teamed up with the crew at Rock Paper Scissors for Project Connect, fun and helpful printable pdf projects C’villians can do at home. Click HERE to see their full roster. And HERE, for the print-outs to put on your very own Paramount Puppet Show.

The good folks at The Paramount are also reminding patrons of two great ways to stay connected with the arts during this time.

MET OPERA NIGHTLY SERIES The Met Opera will offer a nightly series of free encore-presentation web streams that will bring opera to audiences while the house is dark. Tune in to watch at 7:30PM ET. The broadcasts will remain available via the homepage of metopera.org for 23 hours. The homepage link will open the performance on the Met Opera on Demand streaming service. The performance will also be viewable on all Met Opera on Demand apps.

LUNCH DOODLES WITH MO WILLEMS The beloved children’s book author Mo Willems, of Don’t Let The Pigeon Drive the Bus, Knuffle Bunny, and the Piggy & Gerald series-fame, is The Kennedy Center's Education Artist In Residence. He has been hosting his show Lunch Doodle, for the past three weeks, where viewers can draw, doodle, and explore new ways of writing by visiting Mo's studio virtually. All 15 episodes are archived HERE. Grab some paper and pencils, pens, or crayons and join Mo to explore ways of writing and making together. For additional great authors, illustrators, and publishers sharing information online click HERE.

Support the Paramount

Though the stage is dark, their blade and marquee shine brightly as hope for our community. As a nonprofit theater, The Paramount relies heavily on community support to keep the magic alive. This pandemic will take its toll on Charlottesville’s beloved historic theater, with show cancellations through the end of June. Please consider a donation now to help during this unprecedented time. Contribute HERE.

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What We’re Making // Italian Loaf Bread with Lynsie Steele at Vie

If you’ve been scrolling social media lately, you’ve likely seen a slew of bread-making posts. And if the prospect of making bread at home seems daunting, you’re not alone. That’s why we asked Lynsie Steele, of Vie - Meal Plans That Save You Money, who has been teaching bread-making for 15 years for a tutorial so we can start making homemade bread. Here, she offers guidance on how to make a simple Italian loaf, from mixing, kneading, and rising, to baking (Video tutorial HERE). By the end of this tutorial, you’ll be able to begin turning out loaf after delicious loaf of scratch-made bread that you and your entire family will enjoy.

INGREDIENTS 1 ½ cups whole milk or unflavored, unsweetened nut milk 1 cup water (plus ½ cup reserved for later) ½ cup vegetable oil, olive oil or melted butter 2 Tbsp agave, honey or sugar 2 ¼ tsp yeast (1 packet) or 2 Tbsp baking powder/baking soda or ½ cup sourdough starter 3 ½ -5 cups flour (as needed, begin with minimal amount) 1 tsp salt 1 sheet parchment 1 sheet plastic wrap or 1 damp towel 2 Tbsp toasted sesame seeds

INSTRUCTIONS

Begin by gently combining milk, water, oil, and sweetener.

Sprinkle the top of the mixture with yeast until covered evenly and mix to combine.

Add 3 ½ cups flour and mix until incorporated. Continue adding more flour until your dough reaches the “shaggy stage” (see video tutorial).

Add salt, mix slightly and turn out onto a lightly floured work surface.

With a dough scraper, begin by working in a clockwise or counter-clockwise direction, bring the outer circle of the sides of the dough into the middle. Continue until the dough begins to come together and is no longer sticking to your scraper.

Lightly flour the top of the dough, press gently and quickly into a circle with your hands and repeat the same movement, pulling the outer edges in and using the heel of your hand to press into the center. * Remember to work in the same direction as you did before with the dough scraper.

Once the dough begins to give resistance, flip it seam-side down on your work surface, sprinkle with flour and allow it to rest for 10 minutes.

After ten minutes, flip the dough over again and repeat the same process, working in the same direction, until the dough begins to feel soft and smooth around the outside, like the side of your cheek.

Using the side of your hand, create a trench down the middle of the dough (seam-side up still) lengthwise and fold one half over on itself.

Pinch the seam at the fold to seal it, and place the formed loaf seam-side down on a piece of parchment. Cover with a wet towel or a piece of plastic.

Allow to rise for 1-2 hours.

At the end of the rising/proofing process, preheat your oven to 425 F.

When ready to bake, remove the towel or plastic wrap and sprinkle the top of the loaf with water.

Top with sesame seeds or everything bagel seasoning.

Using a serrated knife that has been dipped in water, make three incisions, ½ inch deep, along the top of the dough.

Place in the oven for 20-30 minutes at 425 F then reduce the oven temperature to 350 F. Continue to bake until hollow-sounding when tapped/knocked and golden brown, about 20 more minutes.

Remove from the oven and allow to cool for 2 hours (if you can wait that long). Slice & enjoy!

Lynsie has launched her “Keep Calm and Cook On” campaign and is now offering a FREE Covid-19 Meal Plan that will be updated weekly and can be followed at home with pantry and fridge staples. And be sure to check out Lynsie’s free live cooking classes every day at 11:00AM on her FACEBOOK page. You can find past classes HERE. They’re super informative and fun and many are geared toward cooking with your kiddos. She’s also offering consulting services and private virtual cooking classes so don’t hesitate to reach out. Lynsie, thanks for being such an amazing local source of information and support during this time. And as she says, “Keep Calm and Cook On!”

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What We’re Doing // Amanda Beckwith from Virginia Distillery Company

In our latest installment, we caught up with Amanda Beckwith, guest experience & education manager at Virginia Distillery Company. Here she shares how they’re adapting and what she’s doing at home to maintain a sense of normalcy.

WHAT VIRGINIA DISTILLERY CO. IS DOING We’ve closed The Visitors Center in Lovingston to allow for safe social distancing, but our team is moving forward in all markets with the national launch of our flagship American Single Malt Whisky Courage & Conviction (available now in select Virginia ABC stores and online!) and we’ve turned our production focus to hand sanitizer for the time being to assist those on the front lines.

Our website has details on where to find our whisky, as a well as a number of cocktail recipes well-suited for quarantine.

WHAT AMANDA IS DOING I am reading: As a book fanatic, any extra time means a chance to crack open a book. I'm currently reading The Bear and the Nightingale by Katherine Arden and The Curious Bartender: An Odyssey of Malt, Bourbon & Rye Whiskies by Tristan Stephenson.

Podcasts I’m listening to: I travel frequently, so three of my favorite podcasts to make the miles fly by are LeVar Burton Reads, Critical Role and Dan Carlin’s Hardcore History.

Series I’m binge watching: I recently inhaled The Watchmen and The Witcher, so now it’s more of an occasional old episode of Star Trek TNG or The Great British Baking Show while I wait for the next season of The Mandalorian.

Songs / playlists I’m listening to: I’ve been listening to a lot of Ella Fitzgerald, David Bowie and First Aid Kit. Colors by Black Pumas and River by Bishop Briggs were two favorites from this morning’s playlist.

Recipes I’m trying: Last night’s cravings meant tacos had to happen, but I’ve been trying to stay healthy with some creative salads. The warmer weather has me breaking out my blender for smoothies with ingredients like bananas, cherries, and chocolate.

I also love to bake, and recently made a massive batch of chocolate cherry cookies (with a hint of whisky, of course).

Ways I’m keeping the pups (and friend’s kids) entertained: I’ve been fostering a dog for a little while and the bubble machine on the back patio has been a huge success. I think my friends have been using FaceTime with me as a way to keep their kids entertained. I certainly haven’t minded.

Games I’m enjoying: Thanks to Discord and Roll20, I’ve been playing D&D online with my friends. It’s a fantastic way to stay in touch and fit in some healthy escapism every week.

Tasks I’m finally tackling around home: After a round of general spring cleaning, I’ve begun reorganizing my closets and creating a donation pile. My next project is finding a better way to store my loose leaf tea collection that now dominates an entire shelf in my pantry.

My home workspace set up: My living room and dining table both double as an office space, but the sunshine and warmer weather on the way means that my patio table will likely soon become my new desk. Whenever I’m done with work for the day, I make a point of packing up my work items to transition away until the fresh start of the following morning.

My personal immunity / health regimen: I’ve always been a frequent hand washer and a fan of the fruits and veggies, so I had a good foundation to build on. Doing my part to not spread the virus has meant giving up a lot of social interactions, but there was no doubt it was the right thing to do. Having a dog around has gotten me quite a few miles in that I wouldn’t normally be logging, and a quick yoga session in the morning is another favorite way to start a day strong.

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Financial Assistance Summary

Here we go! This is our best attempt at summarizing what we understand about the current SBA loan programs. Just keep in mind, as much as we want to help small businesses access financial assistance, we want to be very clear that we aren’t banking experts at all, and we want to stress that you should contact your financial institution and/or your accountant for professional advice on how to proceed.

These SBA loans are administered by institutions that are approved by the SBA.Contact your banking institution first to see if they administer SBA loans. You will apply online, but with an individual financial institution, not the SBA directly.

SOME OF THE BENEFITS TO BUSINESSES FOUND IN THE CARES ACT:

1) The Paycheck Protection Program (PPP), (part of the 7(a) Loan Expansion):

The purpose of this loan program is to help businesses retain their employees at current compensation levels with low-interest - and potentially forgivable - SBA loans that they can use to cover payroll costs for their workforce as well as other operational costs such as rent, interest on mortgage obligations and utilities.

Sole proprietors and independent contractors are eligible to apply for these loans as ‘self-employed individuals’.

Sole proprietors would use IRS filings and Profit and Loss statements to support their eligibility claims. Franchises are specifically included in the Act. The interest rate for a covered loan is not to exceed 4%. You can apply for forgiveness on the loan in an amount that is equal to the amount spent during an 8-week period after the origination date of the loan on eligible expenses.

2) SBA Express Loan - Repayable Loan:

Eligible businesses can be granted up to $350,000 of capital in the form of either a term loan or line of credit. Fast turnaround time for an approval. The interest rate is negotiated but cannot exceed the SBA maximum.

3) Emergency Economic Injury Disaster Loans (EIDL) - Repayable Loan:

The Act expands eligibility for access to Economic Injury Disaster Loans (EIDL) to include any individual operating as a sole proprietor or an independent contractor during the covered period (January 31, 2020 to December 31, 2020). The Act requires that for any SBA EIDL loans made in response to COVID-19 before December 31, 2020, the SBA shall waive any personal guarantee on advances and loans below $200,000, the requirement that an applicant needs to have been in business for the 1-year period before the disaster, and the ‘credit elsewhere’ requirement.

4) Deferment of Employer Payroll Taxes:

This provision of the Act allows employers to defer payment of the employer-share of Social Security and Medicare taxes due from March 27 to December 31, 2020. Half of the tax will be due Dec. 31, 2021 and the other half will not be due until Dec. 31, 2022. (This doesn’t apply to the amounts withheld from employees).

This benefit also applies to self-employed individuals, allowing them to defer half of their self-employment tax on the same schedule. However, if you have had debt forgiven under either the PPP or the US Treasury Program Mgt. Authority, you are excluded from this deferment.

5) Emergency Grant Payment Distributions:

These grants allow an eligible entity who has applied for an EIDL loan due to COVID-19 to request an advance on that loan, of not more than $10,000, which the SBA must distribute within three days. Applicants shall not be required to repay advance payments, even if subsequently denied for an EIDL loan. Advance payment may be used for providing paid sick leave to employees, maintaining payroll, meeting increased costs to obtain materials, making rent or mortgage payments, and repaying obligations that cannot be met due to revenue losses. Further, the Act requires that an advance payment be considered when determining loan forgiveness, if the applicant transfers into a loan made under SBA’s Paycheck Protection Program. (In other words, we think that if you get this $10K advance, that it reduces your PPP grant by the same amount.)

6) Multiple Modifications to the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA) enacted in late 2017:

There are important tax changes in the CARES Act that very possibly affect your business, and we have included a link to our auditor’s website that addresses these modifications which can get you started in a review that you would continue with your tax preparer. Suffice to say that these changes may potentially allow you to receive a refund of taxes paid in previous years.

7) Employee Retention Credits:

If you have employees, the CARES Act provides for a refundable credit against payroll taxes for 50% of wages paid from March 13, 2020, to December 31, 2020, up to $10,000 per employee if the employer has a quarter that falls 50% or less in gross receipts below the same quarter last year.

8) FYI on Unemployment:

We know that very few of our franchisees have employees, but here is a summary of some of the temporary changes to unemployment insurance enacted through the Act. A temporary Pandemic Unemployment Assistance program was established through December 31, 2020, to provide payment to those not traditionally eligible for unemployment benefits (self-employed, independent contractors, those with limited work history and others) who are unable to work as a direct result of the coronavirus public health emergency.

We do not, at the current time, know how a self-employed individual would provide documentation on employment.

The Act provides for an additional $600 per week payment to each recipient of unemployment insurance or Pandemic Unemployment Assistance for up to four months - in addition to state unemployment compensation and irrespective of how much the laid off employee is making when they were laid off. It also provides an additional 13 weeks of unemployment benefits through December 31, 2020, to help those who remain unemployed after weeks of state unemployment benefits are no longer available.

APPLYING FOR AN SBA LOAN

PPP loans will be made by SBA-approved lenders, like a bank, and you will apply directly to them. SBA is expected to issue guidance to lenders, including details on how to apply and the criteria SBA will use to determine who will receive loans by April 11 (15 days from signing of the Act), although it may be issued sooner.

Because there is going to be an avalanche of businesses applying for these loans, you should start assembling documentation now to expedite the application process. This is not a comprehensive list, but we suggest getting these items together now so you are ready to apply. Be sure to have all documents in a digital format. All of these documents may not be requested.

Since these loans are SBA 7(a) loans, the forms that you will have to fill out will be similar to SBA Form 1919, so review that form at this time;

Articles of incorporation/organization;

Bylaws/operating agreement;

Documentation verifying payments on mortgage obligations, lease payments and utility payments;

Payroll expense verification documents, including IRS Forms 941 and 944, payroll summary reports and bank statements, summary of payroll benefits;

Trailing twelve-month profit and loss statement, and complete 2019 financials (P&L and Balance Sheet);

Utility statements;

Most recent IRS Form 941 (quarterly Federal Income tax return);

January 2019 through February 2020 payroll expenses;

You may need your business license;

Prior year taxes, if they are complete. If 2019 taxes are not complete, then have 2018 taxes ready in a digital format.

As a reminder, we are not professionals in the finance industry, nor experts on SBA loans, so as we said before, please seek the advice of a professional when making your applications or if you have questions.

These are our best resources that we’ve found at the current time. Please use these direct links as your primary source of information.

PAGE FROM OUR AUDITOR’S WEBSITE THAT HAS A SUMMARY ON MODIFICATIONS TO TCJA

PAGE FROM OUR AUDITOR’S WEBSITE THAT HAS A GOOD CHART ON THE PPL AND THE EIDL

FROM THE SBA WEBSITE

LINKS TO SBA FORM THAT IS SIMILAR TO WHAT WILL BE REQUIRED

WHILE THERE WILL BE NO REQUIREMENT FOR PERSONAL GUARANTORS ON THESE LOANS, IT MIGHT BE GOOD TO REVIEW THIS SBA FORM, WHICH IS TYPICALLY REQUIRED FOR AN SBA LOAN

From the US Chamber of Commerce website:

CORONAVIRUS AID, RELIEF, AND ECONOMIC SECURITY ACT: WHAT SMALL BUSINESSES NEED TO KNOW

A STEP-BY-STEP GUIDE ON HOW TO APPLY FOR AN SBA ECONOMIC INJURY DISASTER LOAN

Again, if you have questions, please reach out to your CPA or loan professionals, as they will surely have more answers than us since they are subject matter experts. We’ll get through this!

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5 Signs Your Skin is Stressed—and How to Rescue It

We all know that stress is bad for us, but did you know that stress can cause premature aging to your skin? The experts over at Signature Medical Spa reached out to us with tips and pearls of wisdom on how you can best take care of your skin during this time. Read on to discover the key indicators that your skin is feeling feeling stressed and how to best give it the TLC it needs right now.

1. Dryness. Increased production of the hormone cortisol (a stress hormone) effects the skin’s ability to hold on to water leading to dull, dry skin

Avoid hot water and harsh detergents that strip the skin’s oils

Use products with lower PH

Slather on creams and moisturizer while skin is still slightly damp to trap the moisture

Use hyaluronic acid serums and other skincare products that contain hyaluronic acid

Dryness and worry lead to fine lines. Exfoliate with DefenAge 2 Minute Reveal Mask or iS Clinical TriActive Exfoliating Mask one to two times per week to minimize lines and dryness.

2. Wrinkles and Fine Lines. Cortisol triggers an elevation in blood sugar. This damages our collagen and elastin, the protein fibers that keep skin plump and firm. Constant muscle tension leads to deeper, permanent lines.

Can’t get in for your Botox? Here are some at-home hints:

Products with retinol and antioxidants (Vitamin C) encourage collagen production

Take time to meditate or practice your yoga daily

3. Redness. Increased blood flow causes capillaries to expand. Stress triggers flushing Rosacea. Stress also weakens your immune system so flare ups last longer.

If you can’t get in for your Skin Rejuvenation with IPL, use anti-inflammatory products like iS Clinical Proheal serum, your Rx topicals or calming masks like pure honey to soothe and calm skin

4. Acne. Stress can lead to acne outbreaks, increased inflammation and oil production, dryness and redness. The result is blemished, blotchy skin.

Consider incorporating iS Clinical Renew and Replenish Duo. This powerful duo contains pharmaceutical grade botanicals that gently exfoliate with eco-friendly microbeads and a rejuvenating moisturizer with blood orange, powerful peptides and antioxidants to help your skin feel healthy and smooth

5. Puffy, tired red eyes. Stress and anxiety cause a chain reaction, leading to sleepless nights causing puffiness, dark circles, and dry, red eyes

Apply your eye cream more like a light mask and let it soak-in at bedtime

Place cucumber slices or cool compresses (such as used tea bags that can be placed in the freezer in plastic bags) over your eye cream to cool and sooth itchy red eyes. This constricts blood and lymph vessels which helps to reduce puffiness.

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Daily exercise, such as walking, will help to reduce tension, boost circulation, and increase positive endorphins.

Remember to apply your SPF 30+ 30 minutes prior to going outdoors and reapply every 2 hours, or after swimming or sweating.

Stay hydrated; avoid soda, alcohol, and caffeine. Drink plenty of water!

The team at Signature Medical Spa is standing by to answer your questions, M-F from 9am-4pm. You can call Jackie Busa at (434) 923-4646 or email at [email protected] to arrange mailing out products or curbside pick-up. All pick-ups will receive 10 Spa Dollars for further use. They accept credit cards in-person or over the phone, or checks from existing clients. Gift cards are available online 24/7. Additionally, Albemarle Dermatology Associates (Medical and Surgical Dermatology) is open for urgent issues M - F, or can provide telehealth for existing patients.

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Stay Strong Cville // Local Virtual Workouts

Just because you’re stuck at home doesn’t mean you have to totally forego your exercise routine. We’ve rounded up the local studios offering virtual workouts. Stay strong and support local.

Purvelo IGTV live workouts, fitness tips and recipes https://www.purvelocycle.com https://www.instagram.com/purvelocville/

Zoom Charlottesville Bike rentals, On Demand, clothing deals of the day on its social media channels. Instagram

Formula Complete Fitness Virtual classes both On Demand and Live, some are free! https://www.formulacompletefitness.com/our-classes

FlyDog Yoga Live and On Demand classes http://www.flydogyoga.com

Hot Yoga Cville Youtube channel via the owner to yoga workouts below https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCukv8y2Tls7whViM67H5AKA

TreadHappy CVA + RVA Coached Audio classes https://www.treadhappy.com/audio-classes

Clay Fitness Live virtual classes http://www.clayfitness.net/class-schedule

barre.d studio Online classes http://www.barredstudio.com

Ashtanga Yoga Studio Online classes https://www.ashtangacharlottesville.com/workshops/2020/3/22/our-shala-is-currently-closed-because-of-the-covid-19-virus

M3 Core Training On Demand classes http://www.m3coretraining.com

Posture Studio Pilates Virtual Classes, Online Private and Small Group Sessions, Customized Videos, Video Library (coming soon) https://www.posturestudio.com

The Elements Online classes https://ecville.com

Tru Pilates Live classes and buying guide for props to use at home https://www.trupilates.com

The Graceful Athlete Killer barre classes on IGTV live Tuesday and Thursday, 4:30-5:30; also videos on Facebook. Instagram Facebook

A special shout out to our wonderful intern, 4th year UVa student Alex Doswell, for helping us compile this list.

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Support Charlottesville Restaurants

Charlottesville’s restaurants need all of our love right now. We’ve compiled a list of what our local restaurants are offering at the moment. Many offer delivery and take-out options. Keep scrolling for the restaurants offering gift cards.

Our thanks to our wonderful intern, 4th year UVa student Alex Doswell, for helping us compile this list.

TAKE-OUT & DELIVERY

MarieBette Takeout only. Call (434) 529-6118. Menu.

Oakhurst Inn Cafe Takeout only. 8am-1pm. Call (434) 872-0100 x 2. Menu.

Rochambeau Restaurant (Gordonsville) 1- Check out the menu and “to go” wine list online at https://bit.ly/2xa6JSq 2- Call 540-832-0130 to order food and/or wine and/or gift cards. 3a- Pick-up - 11:30 am – 7pm (No minimum)Curbside pick-up will have 15% gratuity added to your bill for your server. 3B- Delivery - 11:30 am – 7pm (within 15 miles of Gordonsville) - Minimum order $100 - No delivery fee but 20% gratuity will be added to your bill for your driver.

Zocalo Takeout and curbside pick-up only of food, beer, and wine. 4-8pm. Meals for Four for under $50. Order online. To pick up, call (434) 977-4944 from Zocalo’s reserved spots across from the library on Market St. Menu.

Ace Biscuit & Barbecue Takeout only. 8am – 3pm. Call (434) 202-1403. Menu.

Angelic’s Kitchen Soul food food truck at 1538 East High Street, Pantops mountain across from CVS. Tuesday-Saturday from 12noon- 7:00pm. Exciting news: Angelic’s kitchen will be moving into the new Dairy Building come fall.

Beer Run Curbside pick-up and delivery of food, beer, and wine. Family-style meals. Tues-Sun 11am – 6pm. Order online, call (434) 984-2337, or email [email protected]. Menu.

Bodo’s Drive-thru only. Credit card only (Visa, MC, Discovery). Menu.

Croby's Curbside pick upOn line order and pay or phone in-orders Wednesday through Saturdays 11am-7pm, Sunday 9am-2pm 32 Mill Creek Drive, Suite 102 (434) 234-3089 crobys.com

Duner’s Takeout only of food, beer, and wine. Call (434) 293-8352. Menu.

Fleurie Takeout only. New three course menus daily. Pickup: 4pm-6pm. Check the website for dates. Order via email anytime at [email protected] or call (434) 234-7394 between 11am – 4pm. Menu.

Ivy Inn Takeout only. New three course menus each weekend. Pre-order by email at [email protected] to reserve half hour time slot. Menus.

Lampo Curbside pick-up only. Order online. Wait in your car to be texted when your order is ready. Menu.

MAS Curbside pick-up only of food, beer, and wine. Tue-Sat, 12pm-7pm. Order online or call (434) 979-0990. Upon arrival, stay in the car and call for instructions. Menu.

Maya Curbside pick-up of family-style menu. 12-8 pm. Call (434) 979-6292. Menu prices reduced 20%. Menu.

Milan Call (434) 984-2828. Menu.

Pad Thai Takeout only. Call (434) 293-4302. Menu.

Peter Chang Call (434) 244-9818. Menu.

Public Fish & Oyster Curbside pick-up. 12pm-8pm. Call (434) 995-5542. Menu.

Revolutionary Soup Takeout and delivery only. 10am-3pm. Extra large soups available to stock fridge or freezer. Call (434) 296-7687. Menu.

Tavola Wine delivery, with themed selections by Tavola’s sommelier. Order online.

TEN Sushi Takeout only of food, beer, and wine. Wed-Sat, 12pm-7pm. Order onlineor call (434) 295-6691. Menu.

Three Notch’d Craft Kitchen Beer + food. Curbside pick-up all week and delivery Thurs-Sun. Order online. 434.956.3141

Asian Express Takeout and delivery. Order online or call (434) 979-1888. Menu.

Bashir’s Call (434) 923-0927. Menu.

Basil Takeout. Tue-Sun, 11am – 8pm. Order online or call (434) 202-7594. Menu.

Bavarian Chef Curbside takeout only. Restaurant and food truck menu items. Call (540) 948-6505. Menus.

BBQ Exchange Takeout and curbside pickup. 11am-7pm. Order online or call (540) 832-0227. Menu.

Belle Curbside, contactless pick-up. Breakfast and lunch sandwiches. 9am-2pm. Free kids meals with adult meals. Call (434) 996-4919. Menu.

Belmont Pizza and Pub Takeout and delivery. Order online or call (434) 977-1970. Menu.

Breadworks Bakery & Deli Curbside pick-up (credit card only). Call (434) 296-4663. Menu.

Brown’s Call (434) 295-4911. Menu.

Champion Brewing Company Takeout only. Food, beer, and wine. 5 – 8pm. Order online. Drop down to Retail menu for drinks.

Champion Grill Takeout and delivery. 11am – 9pm. Order online.

Chimm Takeout and delivery through Grubhub. Call (434) 288-1120. Menu.

Citizen Bowl Takeout and delivery food, beer, and wine. 11am-3pm. Call (434) 234-3662. Menu.

College Inn Takeout and delivery. Order online or call (434) 977-2710. Menu.

Common House Open to all. Curbside pickup of meals, beer, and wine. Order online or call (434) 566-0192. Menu.

Commonwealth Takeout only. Wed-Sat, 12pm-6pm. Call (434) 202-7728. Menu.

Conmole Curbside pick-up only. Tues-Sat 10:30am–1pm, 4:30pm-9:30pm. Order online or call (434) 328-2519.

Crozet Pizza Charlottesville Curbside pickup and delivery. Call (434) 202-0592. Menu.

Dr. Ho’s Humble Pie Takeout only. Call (434) 245-0000. Daily “Take and Bake” family style meals, pay what you can, with all proceeds to staff. Menu.

Druknya House Takeout only. Tuesday-Friday: 11-2:30 for lunch, 5-9:30 pm for dinner. Sat-Sun: 12-2:30, 5–9:30 pm. Call (434) 995-5539. Menu.

Feast! Takeout, curbside pick-up, and personal grocery shopping delivery. Mon-Fri, 10am – 3:30pm. Order online or call (434) 244-7800.

Fellini’s Takeout, curbside pick-up, and delivery within five miles. Tuesday – Saturday, 4-8pm. Call (434) 284-7676. Menu.

Greenberry’s Coffee Co. Takeout food and coffee. Download the app to order online or call (434) 984-0200. Menu.

HotCakes Takeout, delivery, and curbside pick-up of food, beer, and wine. Call (434) 295-6037. Menu.

Iron Paffles Takeout only, with table-side, contactless pick-up. Order online or call (434) 806-3800. Menu.

Junction Curbside pickup or delivery from The Local. 4 – 9pm. “Ten for Ten” comfort food meals. $10 per meal, inclusive of tax and delivery. All proceeds to staff. Order online. Menu.

Kanak Takeout. Order online or call (434) 328-2775. Menu.

Keevil & Keevil Delivery only. Order by email, [email protected], by 8 pm the night before for daily deliveries between 2pm – 5 pm. Leave cooler with ice outside your door. Menu. Plus, each day at 12:30 pm, 20 free meals for children will be left in front of the shop. Take only what you need.

Kitchenette Takeout only. Call (434) 260-7687. Menu.

Mangione’s on Main Takeout only. 12-8pm. Call (434) 327-4833. Menu.

Mel’s Cafe Call (434) 971-8819. Menu.

Mellow Mushroom Curbside pick-up and delivery only. 11am – 8pm. Order online or call (434) 972-9366. Menu.

Mochiko Takeout, curbside, pick-up and delivery only. Order online or call (434) 284-5165. Menu.

Modern Nosh Takeout and curbside pick-up only. 11am – 4pm. Free kid’s meal with each adult meal. Call (434) 202-8098. Menu.

Moe’s Originial BBQ: Ivy Road and Water Street Takeout, curbside pickup, and boxed and catered meals. Call (434) 244-7427 (Ivy Road) or (434) 202-2288 (Water Street).

Monsoon Siam Takeout and delivery. Mon-Thurs 12pm-2:30pm, 5pm-8:30pm; Fri 11am-2:30pm, 5-9pm; Sat-Sun 12-2:30pm, 5-9pm. Order online or call (434) 971-1515. Menu.

Now & Zen Takeout and curbside pick-up only. 5-9pm. Call (434) 971-1177. Menu.

Orzo Curbside pick-up and delivery of food and retail wine. Call (434) 975-6796. Menu.

Paradox Pastry Takeout and curbside pick-up only. 8am – 2 pm. Call (434) 245-2253. Menu.

Pearl Island Mon-Fri 11am – 8 pm. Saturday 10am – 4pm. Also available for “micro-catering.” Call or text (434) 305-4238. Menu.

Poke Sushi Bowl Takeout only. Order online or call (434) 328-8833 (The Corner) or (434) 284-5466 (Barracks). Menu.

Pronto! Takeout only. Order online. Free meals for all school children. Menu.

Provisions Market Table (Gordonsville, VA) Carry out, wines, prepared meals, charcuterie plates to go, market: seafood, local meats, farm eggs, cheeses. Local delivery and curbside pickup available. Order online. 540-308-7604.

Riverbirch Curbside pick-up. Mon-Thu 12pm – 7pm, Friday 12pm – 8pm, Saturday 3 – 8pm. Order online or call (434) 465-2421. Menu.

Sticks Takeout and Grubhub deilvery. Order online: Preston — Pantops.

Tara Thai Takeout and delivery. Order online or call (434) 984-9998. Menu.

Thai 99 II Curbside pick-up and delivery only. 11:30 am – 9:30 pm. Closed Tuesdays. Order online or call (434) 964-1212. Menu.

Thai Cuisine & Noodle House Curbside pick-up and delivery. Order online and then call (434) 974-1326 to have food brought to your car. For delivery, $25 minimum or $5 fee if under. Call for availability. Menu.

The Bebedero Takeout and delivery only. Family meals available. 11am – 7pm. Call (434) 234-3762. Menu.

The Catering Outfit: TCO2GO Drive-thru meals. Mon-Sun, 12-8pm. Menu changes daily. Look for the big white tent at 221 Carlton Road. Menu.

The Local Curbside pickup or delivery, in tandem with Junction. 4 – 9pm. “Ten for Ten” comfort food meals. $10 per meal, inclusive of tax and delivery. All proceeds to staff. Order online. Menu.

The Mill Room at Boars Head Takeout and nearby delivery. Breakfast, lunch and dinner. Family meals for orders placed by 2pm. Menus.

The Pie Chest Takeout and curbside pick-up. Mon – Sat, 9am – 4pm. For curbside pick-up, call (434) 977-0443. Menu.

The Shebeen Curbside pick-up, 10am – 7pm. Discounted regular menu. Call (434) 296-3185. Regular Menu. Plus, Family Meal Menu.

The Southern Crescent Takeout and curbside pick-up only. Wed-Sun, 12:00pm-8:00pm. Call (434) 284-5101. Menu.

The Whiskey Jar Takeout and delivery only. Family meals available. 11am – 7pm. Call (434) 202-1549. Menu.

Thyme & Co. Takeout only. 11am – 3pm. Call (434) 282-2436. Menu.

Timberwood Grill Takeout and cburside pick-up only. Order online or call (434) 975-3311. Menu.

Timberwood Taphouse Takeout and curbside pick-up only of food and beer. 11am-8pm. Order online or call (434) 234-3563. Menu.

Vita Nova Takeout. Order online or call (434) 977-0162. Menu.

Vivace Take out, curbside pick-up, and delivery within two miles. 5-9pm. Order by email or call (434) 979-0994. Leave a message with name, phone number and desired pick up time. Menu.

Corner Juice Delivery and pick up available in Charlottesville Daily: 8:30a - 4:30p.

Juice Laundry Pick-up only. If you are able, please download our app (available for both Apple and Android) to place orders and pay ahead. We are also implementing home juice deliveries (currently available only in Charlottesville).

Roots Natural Kitchen Pickup via their app and delivery via Uber Eats and DoorDash.

Boxd Kitchen Pickup and delivery.

Benny Deluca’s Curbside pickup and delivery.

GIFTCARDS

Ace Biscuit & Barbecue GIFT CARD: (434) 202-1403

Al Carbon GIFT CARD

Albemarle Baking Company GIFT CARD

Angelic’s Kitchen GIFT CARD

The Alley Light GIFT CARD: (434) 296-5003

Bang! GIFT CARD

Bashir’s GIFT CARD: (434) 923-0927

Bavarian Chef GIFT CARD

BBQ Exchange GIFT CARD: (540) 832-0227

Beer Run GIFT CARD: (434) 984-2337

Belle GIFT CARD: (434) 996-4919

Bizou GIFT CARD

Bluegrass Grill & Bakery GIFT CARD: (434) 295-9700

Blue Moon Diner GIFT CARD: 980-6666

Bodo’s GIFT CARD

Boylan Heights GIFT CARD

Brasserie Saison GIFT CARD: (434) 202-7027

Brazos Tacos GIFT CARD

C&O GIFT CARD

Champion Brewing Company GIFT CARD: (434) 295-2739

Champion Grill GIFT CARD (434) 202-1076

Chimm GIFT CARD: (434) 288-1120

Citizen Burger Bar GIFT CARD: (434) 979-9944

Commonwealth GIFT CARD: (434) 202-7728

Conmole GIFT CARD: (434) 328-2519

Continental Divide GIFT CARD: (434) 984-0143

Corner Juice GIFT CARD

Dr. Ho’s Humble Pie GIFT CARD: (434) 245-0000

Druknya House GIFT CARD: (434) 995-5539

Duner’s GIFT CARD

Feast! GIFT CARD

Fellini’s GIFT CARD (434) 284-7676

Firefly GIFT CARD

Fleurie GIFT CARD

Fry’s Spring Station GIFT CARD

Great Harvest GIFT CARD: (434) 202-7813

Guajiros GIFT CARD: (434) 465-2108

Hamiltons’ GIFT CARD

HotCakes GIFT CARD (434) 295-6037

Junction GIFT CARD: (434) 465-6131

Kardinal Hall GIFT CARD: (434) 295-4255

Kama GIFT CARD: (434) 529-3015

Iron Paffles & Coffee GIFT CARD: (434) 806-3800

Ivy Inn Restaurant GIFT CARD: (434) 977-1222 or (434) 466-9222 [email protected]

Ivy Provisions GIFT CARD

Lampo GIFT CARD: [email protected]

Little Star GIFT CARD: (434) 252-2502

MarieBette Cafe and Bakery GIFT CARD: (434) 529-6118

Mangione’s on Main GIFT CARD: (434) 327-4833

Mas GIFT CARD: (434) 979-0990

Maru GIFT CARD: (434) 956-4110

Maya GIFT CARD

Michael’s Bistro GIFT CARD: (434) 977-3697

Milan GIFT CARD: (434) 984-2828

Miller’s Downtown GIFT CARD

Mochiko GIFT CARD

Modern Nosh GIFT Card: (434) 202-8098

Monsoon Siam GIFT CARD: (434) 971-1515

North American Sake Brewery GIFT CARD: (434) 767-8105

Now & Zen GIFT CARD: (434) 971-1177

Oakhart Social GIFT CARD: (434) 995-5449

Orzo GIFT CARD: (434) 975-6796

Pad Thai GIFT CARD: (434) 293-4032

Paradox Pastry GIFT CARD

Pearl Island Catering GIFT CARD: (434) 466-0092

Peter Chang’s China Grill GIFT CARD: (434) 244-9818

Peloton Station GIFT CARD

Petite MarieBette GIFT CARD (434) 284-8903

Petit Pois GIFT CARD

Pippin Hill GIFT CARD

Prime 109 GIFT CARD: (434) 422-5094

Public Fish & Oyster GIFT CARD: (434) 995-5542

Quality Pie GIFT CARD: (434) 284-5120

Red Pump Kitchen GIFT CARD

Renewal GIFT CARD

Revolutionary Soup GIFT CARD: (434) 296-7687

Royalty Eats GIFT CARD: (434) 923-3287

Sal’s Caffe Italia GIFT CARD: (434) 295-8484

Smoked Kitchen and Tap GIFT CARD: (434) 205-4881

Shadwell’s GIFT CARD

Sticks GIFT CARD

Sultan Kebab GIFT CARD: (434) 981-0090

Tavern & Grocery GIFT CARD: (434) 293-7403

Tavola GIFT CARD

Ten GIFT CARD: (434) 295-6691

Thai Cuisine & Noodle House GIFT CARD: (434) 974-1326

The Bebedero GIFT CARD: (434) 234-3763

The Fitzroy GIFT CARD: [email protected]

The Local GIFT CARD (434) 984-9749

The Shebeen GIFT CARD (434) 296-3185

The Whiskey Jar GIFT CARD: (434) 202-1549

Three Notch’d Brewing GIFT CARD

Tilman’s GIFT CARD: [email protected]

Timberwood Grill GIFT CARD: (434) 975-3311

Timberwood Tap House GIFT CARD: (434) 234-3563

Vivace GIFT CARD: (434) 979-0994

Wild Wing Cafe GIFT CARD: (434) 979-9464

Zocalo GIFT CARD

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Today we caught up with Linnea White of Darling Boutique. While it is not business as usual at the shop, Linnea is certainly not sitting around twiddling her thumbs. Here we share how you can still get your Darling goods and how Linnea is keeping her spirits up. [Photo credit to @tiffanysunjung]

WHAT DARLING IS DOING Darling is now offering curbside pickup during store hours and free shipping on orders over $100, with a much more robust online shop. She’s also offering virtual shopping by calling at 434-202-0664 to video shop with them (during our store hours).

Darling has also launch Positivity Packages. These are curated care packages, seven total, ranging from $20 to $70, that offer pampering treats for yourself or someone you love and push positivity. Check them out: The Dear Darling, The Breathe. Bath. Repeat., The Pamper Me, The Hygge My Home, The Love Local, The Alltogether Darling, Styled by Darling.

Click here for their expanded retail offerings during this time. And really, who couldn’t use a little retail therapy about now?

WHAT LINNEA IS DOING I am reading: I’m always reading multiple books at the same time! Here’s what’s on my nightstand currently: What Alice Forgot by Liane Moriarty, The Path Between Us, Suzanne Stable, and Love Does by Bob Goff.

Podcasts I’m listening to: Current favs — Dax Shepherd’s Armchair Expert, Dressed: The History of Fashion, Superwomen with Rebecca Minkoff, Conversations with People Who Hate Me, and for a laugh, Congratulations with Chris D'Elia or Fighter and The Kid.

Series I’m bingeing: I recently blew through the new Hulu Little Fires Everywhere — SO good! But I’m also currently rewatching all of Schitt’s Creek from the beginning, because I needed the lighthearted wit and humor right now. Music I’m listening to: I love music, so this is hard! So I’ll list a few favorite songs of right now, and then a favorite playlist: The Lone Bellow, “Dust Settles”; Audrey Assad, “It is Well”; Kacey Musgraves, “Rainbow”; Harry Styles, “Treat People with Kindness”; Joseph, “Fighter”; Odesza ft. Leon Bridges, “Across the Room”; Playlist: “Social Distancing” by Alicia Chew on Spotify

What I’m making: My boyfriend is the cook! #blessed He just made the BEST chicken wild rice soup from scratch Sunday. I helped with peeling carrots! 🤣But I’ve been baking more often again, and am about to try this gluten-free banana bread by my friend Renee!

Games we’re enjoying together: Bananagrams! And classic card games, like Gin Rummy and War. Realizing we own very few games! Must fix.

Projects I’m tackling: We finally redecorated the back bedroom last weekend — hung new curtains, a new big circle mirror, and switched around decor. New bedding on both beds. Cleaning like crazy. Little things to help make home feel like a fresh, clean, cozy space.

How I’m working: I pretty much just work from my laptop on the coffee table or kitchen table, but always set the mood with a candle and good tunes. Oh, and I always get dressed if I’m working from home. I dress for the mood I want, not the one I have!

My wellness / immunity regimen: We’ve always had this regimen, so it hasn’t changed as of recent: Glass of water in the morning (maybe with lemon), a shot of apple cider vinegar, Vitamins - D, B, C, Echinacea, Fish Oil, Lion’s Mane, and a multi, a shot of elderberry syrup, Balance CBD oil by Juna. I eat healthy (ish) — meditate with the Balance app when needed, morning or evening. At night I enjoy hot tea by traditional medicinals with a scoop of Thrive (powder with reishi and 5 other mushroom extracts).

Darling Boutique | 434.202.0664 | 115 S 1st Street

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