Love comes around when you least expect it at least that s what happened to George Pattison.
Social Sharing I m moving on and this relationship is only going to last a day or so, said George Pattison
Posted: Apr 21, 2021 1:13 PM AT | Last Updated: April 21
This Canada Goose had a special bond with George Pattison at his cottage last week. But true love doesn t always last.(Lisa Pattison/Facebook)
Wine label art and design innovations evolve for overall branding efforts
Wine labels are some of the tiniest canvasses on which artists and designers can make a bold statement to lure consumers. At one time, a touch of gold or silver foil was enough to catch a shopper’s eye on a crowded store shelf, and was a major step forward in elevating ho-hum labels to something jazzier. Wine-label designs are undergoing a renaissance of beauty and cleverness, together with some innovative technology, as part of larger branding efforts.
In early 2020, St. Helena-based CK Mondavi and Family began using a technology called thermochromic (temperature-sensitive) ink, to change the color of the labels on some of its chilled wine. The company introduced its seasonal Spritzed Rosé Moscato last spring with thermochromic labels, which transforms from a light cream color to a bright pink when properly refrigerated, at approximately 55 degrees.
Conservation officers are responsible for enforcing New Brunswick s Fish and Wildlife Act.
Pictures and videos of the unusual moose sighting had been quickly and widely shared across social media that day.
An estimated 1,500 people had been enjoying the water that day because of the heat.
Pictures and reports of the animal being chased and harassed had angered the Atlantic Wildlife Institute s director of wildlife care, Pam Novak, and some onlookers.
The Department of Natural Resources started receiving calls about the moose from Shediac Bay, southwest of Parlee Beach, around 10:30 a.m.
The ranger s office in Dieppe received a second call about the moose around 5 p.m. Officials went out in a boat and tried to guide the moose toward shore, but by that time, the animal was already showing signs of fatigue and going under water, a spokesperson had said.