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Style is something unique to each of us. Celebrating the diversity life offers within Christchurch a city of constant reinvention, opportunity and vibrancy. Style explores the fabric of our homes, our community and our spirit, both individually and collectively.

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7 SAVE THE DATE8 GIG GUIDE10 INTERVIEW

Learn About Wine From A Master Bob Campbell

16 IN PROFILE Jordan Luck New Zealands Rock Royalty

20 HOUSE FEATURE Trials And Tribulations in The Rebuild

24 INTERIORS Bathroom Design inspiration & Fabric Flair

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Jim Wheeler Nature in Bronze 44 FASHION NEWS

Designer Bag Edit & international Trends45 FASHION EDITORIAL

The Show Must Go On Leather, Lingerie & Fur

50 mENS FASHION The Definition Of Smart Casual

52 JUNIOR Essentials For New Mums

54 BEAUTY Transitioning Your Skincare

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Style is something unique to each of us. Celebrating the diversity life offers within Christchurch a city of constant reinvention, opportunity and vibrancy. Style explores the fabric of our homes, our community and our spirit, both individually and collectively.

5 INSIDE WORD Shop, Feast, Experience

7 SAVE THE DATE8 GIG GUIDE10 INTERVIEW

Learn About Wine From A Master Bob Campbell

16 IN PROFILE Jordan Luck New Zealands Rock Royalty

20 HOUSE FEATURE Trials And Tribulations in The Rebuild

24 INTERIORS Bathroom Design inspiration & Fabric Flair

34 LANDSCAPING42 ARTS

Jim Wheeler Nature in Bronze 44 FASHION NEWS

Designer Bag Edit & international Trends45 FASHION EDITORIAL

The Show Must Go On Leather, Lingerie & Fur

50 mENS FASHION The Definition Of Smart Casual

52 JUNIOR Essentials For New Mums

54 BEAUTY Transitioning Your Skincare

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Style explores the best of Christchurch, giving readers the opportunity to develop and celebrate their individual style in life, home and fashion. A monthly publication, Style is presented on high-grade gloss stock with a hard cover. Delivered flow-wrapped to top real estate value homes around Christchurch, it targets readers with a high disposable income. Designed to inspire, Style has a lengthy shelf life that offers excellent value for your advertising choice.

Star Media is not responsible for any actions taken on the information in these articles. The information and views expressed in this publication are not necessarily the opinion of Star Media or its editorial contributors. Every effort is made to ensure the accuracy of the information within this magazine, however Star Media can accept no liability for the accuracy of all the information.

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This month I had the opportunity to speak with Jordan Luck, New Zealand rock legend and all around great guy. Its always humbling when you speak with someone who has achieved the highest level in their chosen career, yet still remains down to earth and can appreciate the simple things in life, like a dry towel his most valued possession.

Speaking of simple and towels, in this issue we focus on bathrooms. The stunning feature on page 24 will help you achieve the right look remember, less is more.

Our house feature is a contemporary home in Edgeware through which we take a journey with the owners. From the devastation of the earthquake to the rebirth of their home, its a story that will resonate with many Christchurch homeowners.

In our latest fashion editorial, we go backstage at the Isaac Theatre Royal for a Marilyn Monroe-inspired shoot. Leather, lingerie and fur combine to create this seasons opulent edit.

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DeaDly Ponies The first Deadly Ponies concept store is now on display at Ballantynes Contemporary Lounge. With a focus on quality workmanship, designer and founder Liam Bowden has carved himself a niche in the industry. Deadly Ponies products stand the test of time. As an added bonus, all their bags are designed, sewn and dispatched in New Zealand. We love their new Black Ocean range, especially Mr Leopard in wisteria.

BishoP Brothers PuBlic house Farringdon Ave, in Bishopdale, boasts a new gastro pub. Named after the three Bishop brothers (James, Robert and William) who originally transformed the area from a swamp to a fruitful orchard, the Bishop Brothers Public House offers fantastic food in a rustic, retro atmosphere.

cooks & cocktails A new restaurant and bar has opened at the iconic Pizza Hut premises at Northlands Mall (most recently home to The Flying Burrito Brothers). Cooks & Cocktails is a family-friendly restaurant that promises good food and, more importantly, an extensive cocktail menu.

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Magnolia Florist A gorgeous new florist has opened at 121 Papanui Road, Merivale. Magnolias style is rustic French country-inspired arrangements, using gorgeous old-fashioned blooms. Simply choose the colour and size of your flowers and the master designers will do the rest.

new Zealand Music Month Get in touch with your inner rock n roller this month and support local and national talent. There is a fantastic line-up that includes the Jordan Luck Band, Shihad, Kane Strang, Dave Dobbyn, Jackie Bristow, and many more. > www.nzmusicmonth.co.nz

the gloucester rooM An impressive events and conference space is located on the first floor of the Isaac Theatre Royal. Stunning arched character windows spill natural light into the room, which flows seamlessly from the adjacent dress circle foyer. With space to seat 102-120 people, the Gloucester Room is ideal for a variety of events, from concerts, reunions, cocktail and dining functions to corporate board meetings.

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19 The henDrIx revoluTIon Tour wITh ranDy hansen Randy Hansen is one of the few guitarists in the world to be recognised by the Hendrix family. The Seattle-born musician has been stunning audiences worldwide with his homage to Hendrix since the 1970s. Isaac Theatre royal

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21 PreCarIous balanCe This is the first exhibition at the Centre of Contemporary art since the 2011 earthquakes. Be moved, be challenged, be inspired as you reconsider the conventional definition of sculpture. Open daily, Tuesday to Sunday. CoCa

22 nz MusIC MonTh CarMel CourTney a multi-instrumentalist, composer, arranger and producer, Carmel

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23 JorDan luCk banD Performing all the old classics as well as songs from their newly released album in a free concert for Christchurch. Carlton bar & eatery

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6 The DunsTan Creek sanCe From the team that brought you sold-out shows Battle of the Bastards and Mr and Mrs Alexander. The Dunstan Creek Sance is based on real-life accounts of early NZ hauntings. The Court Theatre

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7 M FaCTor FashIon show For ronalD MCDonalD house an evening for the entire family with fashion shows for women, men and children, and entertainment with celebrity models, dancers and singers. Doors open at 6pm, show starts at 7pm. www.ticketek.co.nz Transitional Cathedral, Madras st

8 MoThers Day hIgh Tea buFFeT Spoil mum this mothers Day with a sophisticated high tea buffet hand-made by the pastry team.

$30 per person or $35 per person including a glass of bubbles. 12pm or 2pm. Reservations recommended, 03 372 8892. Christchurch Casino

12 The wIzarD oF oz The Royal New Zealand Ballet presents the world premiere of The Wizard of Oz. Join Dorothy on her journey to the Emerald City. Isaac Theatre royal

13 CrusaDers v hIghlanDers aMI stadium

14 PaCIFIC rhyThMs The CSO delivers a night of diverse melodic forms, drawing influence from Greek, Western Sumatran, Indonesian, Japanese and Kiwi cultures, and more. air Force Museum

18 heaTh FranklIns ChoPPer australias funniest comedy character is back with his new show Anzakistan. In his words, Citizens of anzakistan, join the revolution harden up and book

tickets now. Viva la moustache! Isaac Theatre royal

19 The henDrIx revoluTIon Tour wITh ranDy hansen Randy Hansen is one of the few guitarists in the world to be recognised by the Hendrix family. The Seattle-born musician has been stunning audiences worldwide with his homage to Hendrix since the 1970s. Isaac Theatre royal

20 CrusaDers v waraTahs aMI stadium

21 PreCarIous balanCe This is the first exhibition at the Centre of Contemporary art since the 2011 earthquakes. Be moved, be challenged, be inspired as you reconsider the conventional definition of sculpture. Open daily, Tuesday to Sunday. CoCa

22 nz MusIC MonTh CarMel CourTney a multi-instrumentalist, composer, arranger and producer, Carmel

is one of Christchurch's most renowned and beloved performers. south Christchurch library

23 JorDan luCk banD Performing all the old classics as well as songs from their newly released album in a free concert for Christchurch. Carlton bar & eatery

28 CrusaDers v blues aMI stadium

28 The ToPP TwIns & The Cso In this brand new show, Lynda and Jooles Topp will be taking a nostalgic look back at what has made New Zealand Gods Zone. Guaranteed to be a hilarious look back through history. horncastle arena

31 TrIvIa TuesDay Get trivial at Strange & Co with funny questions, funnier answers and plenty of refreshments. Strange & Co, 89 Lichfield St

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Ctrl-Alt-Rock, 10pmCarlton

Bobby Tables, 8.30pmCasa Publica

Stevie D, 7pmNatalie Elms, 10.15pmChristchurch Casino

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DJ NFX, 10.30pmMashina Lounge

D'Sendantz duo, 9pmMorrell & Co

Nick Lee Band, 9.30pmThe Cuban

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Getset, 10pmWinnie Bagoes, City

Brendan Gregg, 7pm;DJ Double Feature feat.DJs Mike Fields & Vlad, 10.30pmBaretta

Cropduster, 10.30pmCarlton

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Bobby Lee, 6pmCarlton

Davey Backyard, 6pmBaretta

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Caleb Isaac, 4pmEmily Cherie duo, 7pmDJ Masta K, 10.30pmBaretta

D'Sendantz, 10pmCarlton

Ash-S, 8.30pmCasa Publica

Rockabella, 7pmVallero, 10.15pmChristchurch Casino

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X-Files duo, 9pmTrevinos

Soul Provider, 10pmWinnie Bagoes, City

Nick Lee, 7pm;DJ Double Feature feat.DJs D w/lxtz & Lachie,10.30pmBaretta

Jason Kerrison, 9pmCarlton

Masta K, 8.30pmCasa Publica

Sly Manhatten, 7pmEddie Simon, 10.15pmChristchurch Casino


DJ's Paul McKessar &Alex Q, 8.30pmMashina Lounge

D'Sendantz duo, 7pmMorrell & Co

Gerardo Latin Night, 9pmThe Cuban

Bollywood Event, 10pmWinnie Bagoes, City

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Dr Sanchez, 3pmCasa Publica

Lissel, 5.30pmChristchurch Casino

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Masta K, 8.30pmCasa Publica

Natalie Elms, 7pmDanger Baby duo, 10.15pmChristchurch Casino



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Carpe Diem, 9pmTrevinos

Nick Flack, 10pmWinnie Bagoes, City

Lisa & Mark 7pm;DJ Double Feature feat.DJs D w/lxtz & Vlad, 10.30pmBaretta

Jordan Luck, 9pmCarlton

Bobby Tables, 8.30pmCasa Publica

Franchise, 7pmSouthfield, 10.15pmChristchurch Casino

DJ Lachie, 10.30pmEmpire

Vague-As Brothers &DJ Masta K, 8.30pmMashina Lounge, Chch Casino

Nick Lee, 7.30pmDJ Daniel Latin, 11pmThe Cuban

Outlook Release Party, 10pmWinnie Bagoes, City

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O.G.B Bar and CafSet to open in the Old Government Building at 28-30 Cathedral Square this month, O.G.B Bar and Caf is the vision of two local Cantabrians. Nick Inkster and William Lepoutre have taken it upon themselves to pour a bit of heritage back into Christchurch. It has taken 14 months trying to cut the red tape! Good things take time and we wanted to get this right. We are here for a long time, Nick says. Every great city in the world has a memorable bar centred in the heart and this is what we are trying to achieve. As well as live music most nights and a drinks menu boasting great beers, cocktails, whiskeys, liquor and fine New Zealand wines, there will also be take-away coffee available from the bar window, which will look over the courtyard situated directly behind the ruins of the ChristChurch Cathedral.

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Antony Pickard, 6.30pmThe Cuban


Elevators, 9pmCarlton

Eric, 7.30pmCasa Publica

Topia, 7.30pmThe Cuban


SansTribe, 4pmEmily Cherie duo, 7.30pmDJ Vlad, 10.30pmBaretta

Shadow Puppet, 10pmCarlton

DJ Dale, 8.30pmCasa Publica

Everlong, 7pmLion, 10.15pmChristchurch Casino

DJ D w/lxtz, 10.30pmEmpire

DJ Masta K, 10.30pmMashina Lounge


Nick Lee, 7.30pmAntony PIckard, 11pmThe Cuban, 236 St Asaph St

Danger Baby, 9pmTrevinos

Getset, 10pmWinnie Bagoes, City

Nick Lee, 7pm;DJ Double Feature feat.DJs Otis Swag & Masta K, 10.30pmBaretta

Goodshirt, 10.30pmCarlton

Ash-S, 8.30pmCasa Publica

Dan Wilson Jazz duo, 7pm;Tailor Made duo, 10.15pmChristchurch Casino

DJ Lachie, 10.30pmEmpire


Los Farsantes, 11pmThe Cuban

Switch, 10pmWinnie Bagoes, City

Kate Anastasiou, 1pmBaretta


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Stephen James, 5.30pmChristchurch Casino

Midge McCleary, 6pmCarlton

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Wine MasterBob Campbell is one of New Zealands most acclaimed wine experts, part of an elite group holding Master of Wine qualifications. There are only 343 Masters of Wine wordwide, and, on top of this, Bob is also an accomplished writer, public speaker, chartered accountant and founder of The Wine Gallery. With New Zealand on a wine buzz this month due to Winetopia, we took the chance to ask for some advice from the master.

What is currently an on-trend or socially acceptable wine to be drinking? I tend to drink what I like rather than following any convention, but here are a few thoughts on upward trends. Chardonnay is strongly back in fashion after being elbowed aside by pinot gris a few years ago. Thats a trend Im very pleased about. Sauvignon blanc continues its popularity, particularly in export markets where it leads by a huge margin from everything else. New varieties on the map include Albario, which I believe has a strong future in this county. The sparkling Italian wine, prosecco, continues to enjoy growing popularity with look-a-likes emerging to cash in on the trend.

How important is the glass? Should we swap long-stemmed wine glasses for more contemporary tumblers? Glasses are very important. I estimate that the difference between drinking out of a good glass and a poor glass can contribute as much as 25% to the pleasure I get from drinking a glass of wine. I like to use large-bowled glasses that are fine (and not chunky). I marginally prefer stemmed glasses, but regularly use stemless glasses, which can often be more practical (easier to stay in the dishwasher). Like wine, the choice of glasses is a personal thing. Choose a shape that pleases you. I dont use separate glasses for red and white wine, preferring to put a little less wine in the glass when

I drink white rather than using a smaller glass.

How does alcohol content affect the taste of wine? Is there a perfect percentage? As alcohol increases it tends to make wine become more full-bodied, very slightly sweeter and it can make the texture slightly softer. However, excess alcohol can leave a slight burning sensation on the throat and give the wine a thread of hardness. The perfect alcohol level varies from wine to wine. Alcohol must be in balance with the other components in the wine.

What is your view on the New Zealand wine industry? The New Zealand wine industry is remarkably healthy when compared with wine industries

in many other countries. We are now the 13th largest wine-producing country in the world, having just overtaken Brazil and Greece. The prices we earn in most export markets are higher than just about every other country, which says a lot about the quality perception people have for our wine. We do quality (as opposed to quantity) very well. Our cool climate styles (fresh, bright, high-energy wines) are very much in vogue at the moment. Id like to see New Zealands wine regions devote more attention to improving the wine tourism experience with more restaurants at cellar doors and more innovative ways of show-casing our winemaking and viticultural methods.

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The magazine meets the screen. StyleTV airs on CTV every weekday at 11am, 2pm and 7.30pm, with host Andrea Allen bringing the magazine

to life, meeting vibrant people and covering all the best events.

10 May COMEDY English stand-up comedian and television personality Stephen K Amos pops in to see Andrea while he is here for the NZ International Comedy Festival.

10 & 24 May FITNESS IN FIVE John Verd takes Andrea Allen through her paces. Learn simple, effective ways to get you moving. A little suffer makes you tougher!

11 May WELLBEING Wellbeing guru Dr John Hellemans gives an inspirational and motivational pep talk to get that couch potato moving.

12 May GARDENING Garden commentator Rachel Vogan attempts to turn at least one of Andreas thumbs green with her passion and enthusiasm.

13 May FILM Writer/director/producer Andrea Bosshard chats about her latest film The Great Maidens Blush, a story of friendship, forgiveness and the redemption power of truth.

30 May MAKEUP IN A MINUTE A quick-fire lessons from Kristen Stewart School of Makeup.

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RegulARs:MondAys THE HELP COUCH Sex and relationship therapists Dennis Mills and Helen Mounsey focus on common life challenges.

TuesdAys THE INSIDE WORD Style editor Victoria Tait checks in with a city-scene and style update.

WednesdAys SOCIAL SCENE Social editor Gilbert Wealleans shares snaps from Canterburys hottest events.

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10 May COMEDY English stand-up comedian and television personality Stephen K Amos pops in to see Andrea while he is here for the NZ International Comedy Festival.

10 & 24 May FITNESS IN FIVE John Verd takes Andrea Allen through her paces. Learn simple, effective ways to get you moving. A little suffer makes you tougher!

11 May WELLBEING Wellbeing guru Dr John Hellemans gives an inspirational and motivational pep talk to get that couch potato moving.

12 May GARDENING Garden commentator Rachel Vogan attempts to turn at least one of Andreas thumbs green with her passion and enthusiasm.

13 May FILM Writer/director/producer Andrea Bosshard chats about her latest film The Great Maidens Blush, a story of friendship, forgiveness and the redemption power of truth.

30 May MAKEUP IN A MINUTE A quick-fire lessons from Kristen Stewart School of Makeup.

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RegulARs:MondAys THE HELP COUCH Sex and relationship therapists Dennis Mills and Helen Mounsey focus on common life challenges.

TuesdAys THE INSIDE WORD Style editor Victoria Tait checks in with a city-scene and style update.

WednesdAys SOCIAL SCENE Social editor Gilbert Wealleans shares snaps from Canterburys hottest events.

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The Contemporary Lounge at Ballantynes was abuzz with anticipation for the launch of the first Deadly Ponies Concept Store. Excitement was in the air as guests first spied the stylish new autumn range. Drinks and nibbles were handed around as the shopping continued throughout the evening. Muted tones

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The bright sunshine of the Greek Islands swept in to Christchurch briefly, on a magical whirlwind of song and dance. The Isaac Theatre Royal was alive with excitement as the music of ABBA pulsed out through the old-yet-new palace of entertainment. The story of a brides search for her father romped along on a madcap progress, as a trio of likely candidates turned up to confuse proceedings even more. Hit after well-loved hit from the Swedish superstars lifted the spirits and bore the audience aloft on the fantasy ride. To the composers, Bjorn and Benny we can say, Thank you for the music, as the '70s are set to live on down through the decades.

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The Contemporary Lounge at Ballantynes was abuzz with anticipation for the launch of the first Deadly Ponies Concept Store. Excitement was in the air as guests first spied the stylish new autumn range. Drinks and nibbles were handed around as the shopping continued throughout the evening. Muted tones

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The bright sunshine of the Greek Islands swept in to Christchurch briefly, on a magical whirlwind of song and dance. The Isaac Theatre Royal was alive with excitement as the music of ABBA pulsed out through the old-yet-new palace of entertainment. The story of a brides search for her father romped along on a madcap progress, as a trio of likely candidates turned up to confuse proceedings even more. Hit after well-loved hit from the Swedish superstars lifted the spirits and bore the audience aloft on the fantasy ride. To the composers, Bjorn and Benny we can say, Thank you for the music, as the '70s are set to live on down through the decades.

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New ZealaNd Rock Royalty Jordan Luck

after 16 years, Jordan Luck has released a new album, Not Only But Also, and is set to tour the country this month. He talks to Victoria Tait about the new album,

his favourite music and his most important possession.

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Jordan luck is one of New Zealands pop legends, famous for being the frontman and writer for the exponents. He has had a staggering 18 top 40 singles over the years, with Victoria a personal favourite of mine recently voted by the public as the eighth greatest New Zealand song of all time. His song Why Does Love Do This To Me? has become the unofficial alternative to the New Zealand national anthem.

Jordan has had the honour of being placed in the New Zealand Rock n Roll Hall of Fame and, in 2012, was appointed a Member of the New Zealand order of Merit for services to music.

a true legend in his own right he now fronts the Jordan luck Band. the members of this band were hand-picked by Jordan, from a wish list he created.the new band comprises of Jordan luck on Vocals, Bryan Bell (ex-frontman of the dead Flowers) on Guitar, Beaver Pooley (formerly of d4) on drums, Rich Mixture (formerly of d4, dead Flowers and many more),

and Joe walsh (frontman of ekko Park). It has been a long wait, but after 16

years Jordan has just released a new album Not Only But Also. the album caused a bit of a media stir when the band announced they would get the New Zealand public to decide on its name. after much debating and the fact that every member of the band chose a different title, the name Not Only... But Also was finally decided upon by a secret vote. Jordan says he was drawn to the ambiguity of the title, and dick Frizzell brought the album to life with his cover design.

Jordan tells Style the process he goes through when writing and finding lyrics for a song can be a mixture of personal experiences and stories that he might have heard. one of the songs is based on story I heard about murder in lake tekapo, and another is a funny one about a guy in hospital, Jordan says of the new album.

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after 16 years, Jordan Luck has released a new album, Not Only But Also, and is set to tour the country this month. He talks to Victoria Tait about the new album,

his favourite music and his most important possession.

Style | in profile 17

Jordan luck is one of New Zealands pop legends, famous for being the frontman and writer for the exponents. He has had a staggering 18 top 40 singles over the years, with Victoria a personal favourite of mine recently voted by the public as the eighth greatest New Zealand song of all time. His song Why Does Love Do This To Me? has become the unofficial alternative to the New Zealand national anthem.

Jordan has had the honour of being placed in the New Zealand Rock n Roll Hall of Fame and, in 2012, was appointed a Member of the New Zealand order of Merit for services to music.

a true legend in his own right he now fronts the Jordan luck Band. the members of this band were hand-picked by Jordan, from a wish list he created.the new band comprises of Jordan luck on Vocals, Bryan Bell (ex-frontman of the dead Flowers) on Guitar, Beaver Pooley (formerly of d4) on drums, Rich Mixture (formerly of d4, dead Flowers and many more),

and Joe walsh (frontman of ekko Park). It has been a long wait, but after 16

years Jordan has just released a new album Not Only But Also. the album caused a bit of a media stir when the band announced they would get the New Zealand public to decide on its name. after much debating and the fact that every member of the band chose a different title, the name Not Only... But Also was finally decided upon by a secret vote. Jordan says he was drawn to the ambiguity of the title, and dick Frizzell brought the album to life with his cover design.

Jordan tells Style the process he goes through when writing and finding lyrics for a song can be a mixture of personal experiences and stories that he might have heard. one of the songs is based on story I heard about murder in lake tekapo, and another is a funny one about a guy in hospital, Jordan says of the new album.

the Jordan luck Band will be in christchurch at the carlton on May 23rd, to release their new album as part of New Zealand Music month.

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Real estate has its own annual rhythm and its about this time of year I start reacquainting myself with some of its finer points.Its the end of the financial year, the commencement of business planning and, for the brand Im associated with, conference time.

Its surreal, stressful and strategic all at once, with the pressure really being applied to enter the new financial year refreshed and refocused. Which after a year of long hours and big results is not easy.

Remaining relevant to your marketplace, engaged and committed takes planning and the kind of thought processes that keep you awake at night.

I run the business planning sessions for our large team of consultants and because I want to fill the box, not just tick it. I put serious amounts of time and thought into my delivery. This year I utilised a relatively creative approach to the session incorporating the following truths. There

are five of them and they are my feelings and thoughts after many years at the helm.

1. Any plan is better than no plan at all We all know the statistics that sit behind this statement and these can be readily accessed using Google. Basically they establish that there is a wide gulf between having a formal written plan and no plan at all. Completing a plan and following it positively correlated with business success and for many this flows on to personal success too.

2. I know one plan does not fit all

Plans can be long, short, elaborate or simple. Over the years Ive had to do some plans that were so complex you needed a PhD to navigate them (hopeless). But the main aim for me as I dealt with my large group of attendees was providing a framework that got most, if not everyone thinking. Any trainer will tell you its almost impossible to engage everyone every time. So I go for as much participation as possible and I did remind them that there were

some good take-home points of value so it was best to be alert to them.

3. We can all be open to being better

Better people, realtors, partners, siblings, parents, etc. and putting time aside to determine how to do this makes us better human beings. So I always include this as one of my personal truths.

4. None of us has to be here

Including me! So if were together, lets bring our best selves.

5. Our dreams fuel our outcomes

Having the right dreams, goals or purpose is like having rocket fuel in the tank. Its just a matter of identifying them and for most people thats one of the hardest things to do.

So there you are, thats the framework. Now all Im waiting for are the results!

Enjoy this warm, lingering autumn as anyone who watches Game of Thrones will tell you winter is coming.

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The Man behind The Music Who are some of your favourite composers, musicians and bands from the past and present? I have a very broad taste in music and really listen to everything, if I had to choose favourites Graham Brazier and Shona laing.

Is there a particular song or musical passage that never fails to move you? I constantly have songs that come into my head and stay around me for a few days, Splinter song Costafine Town came into my head this morning and Peter and The Wolf.

How would you describe your perfect day? every day.

What is the favourite song you have ever written? Finesse. Its on the new album and is about selling paintings down in Southland.

What is your most valued possession? a dry towel.

Who would you be nervous to meet? an audience that I hadnt rehearsed for.

If you could blink your eyes and be in a favourite place right now, where would that place be? at the waterfall at te Moana Gorge, just out of Geraldine.

Is there something you would like to do more of in the future? Ice-skating. And definitely more live touring.

Where would you like to find yourself in 10 years? Having another interview with Style magazine.

Real estate has its own annual rhythm and its about this time of year I start reacquainting myself with some of its finer points.Its the end of the financial year, the commencement of business planning and, for the brand Im associated with, conference time.

Its surreal, stressful and strategic all at once, with the pressure really being applied to enter the new financial year refreshed and refocused. Which after a year of long hours and big results is not easy.

Remaining relevant to your marketplace, engaged and committed takes planning and the kind of thought processes that keep you awake at night.

I run the business planning sessions for our large team of consultants and because I want to fill the box, not just tick it. I put serious amounts of time and thought into my delivery. This year I utilised a relatively creative approach to the session incorporating the following truths. There

are five of them and they are my feelings and thoughts after many years at the helm.

1. Any plan is better than no plan at all We all know the statistics that sit behind this statement and these can be readily accessed using Google. Basically they establish that there is a wide gulf between having a formal written plan and no plan at all. Completing a plan and following it positively correlated with business success and for many this flows on to personal success too.

2. I know one plan does not fit all

Plans can be long, short, elaborate or simple. Over the years Ive had to do some plans that were so complex you needed a PhD to navigate them (hopeless). But the main aim for me as I dealt with my large group of attendees was providing a framework that got most, if not everyone thinking. Any trainer will tell you its almost impossible to engage everyone every time. So I go for as much participation as possible and I did remind them that there were

some good take-home points of value so it was best to be alert to them.

3. We can all be open to being better

Better people, realtors, partners, siblings, parents, etc. and putting time aside to determine how to do this makes us better human beings. So I always include this as one of my personal truths.

4. None of us has to be here

Including me! So if were together, lets bring our best selves.

5. Our dreams fuel our outcomes

Having the right dreams, goals or purpose is like having rocket fuel in the tank. Its just a matter of identifying them and for most people thats one of the hardest things to do.

So there you are, thats the framework. Now all Im waiting for are the results!

Enjoy this warm, lingering autumn as anyone who watches Game of Thrones will tell you winter is coming.

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GOLD REAL ESTATE GROUP LTD LICENSED AGENT REAA 2008 A MEMBER OF THE HARCOURTS GROUP


The Man behind The Music Who are some of your favourite composers, musicians and bands from the past and present? I have a very broad taste in music and really listen to everything, if I had to choose favourites Graham Brazier and Shona laing.

Is there a particular song or musical passage that never fails to move you? I constantly have songs that come into my head and stay around me for a few days, Splinter song Costafine Town came into my head this morning and Peter and The Wolf.

How would you describe your perfect day? every day.

What is the favourite song you have ever written? Finesse. Its on the new album and is about selling paintings down in Southland.

What is your most valued possession? a dry towel.

Who would you be nervous to meet? an audience that I hadnt rehearsed for.

If you could blink your eyes and be in a favourite place right now, where would that place be? at the waterfall at te Moana Gorge, just out of Geraldine.

Is there something you would like to do more of in the future? Ice-skating. And definitely more live touring.

Where would you like to find yourself in 10 years? Having another interview with Style magazine.

20 Style | home

Happily ever afterKaren Pasco meets Ian, Aaron and Billie at their stunning home in Edgeware,

which was destroyed by the earthquake and rebuilt with passion and style.

pHotograpHy chArlIE jAckson

a statue rests serenely in the garden of ian Martin and aaron orchard. the tranquil expression on its face is one saying all is right with the world.

this artwork was wounded in february 2011, when the earthquake struck. the 1000kg monument thrown to the ground as liquefaction bubbled nearby.

ian and aarons property, which they share with ruler-of- the-roost Jack russell Billie, was, like many in town, deemed a rebuild giving the couple the opportunity to rethink the property and its influence on how they lived their lives.

to ensure they got this new environment essentially the best it could be, they enlisted the services of architectural designer tobin Smith from Colab architecture.

originally the house footprint was 140sqm, but in order to accommodate a second bathroom and study they increased it to 165sqm to create a magnificent two-bedroom, two-bathroom plus study home that is open, spacious, light, beautiful and interesting.

the interest comes in the distinctive aspects designed for them; the full-height window in the master bedroom that elongates the room and allows a sneak peek of the deck area, and the splashback window over the induction stove top that frames their statue perfectly from the inside, but also creates a quirky mid-height window outside. the study has recessed doors, which can be closed to create a third bedroom or private area when required, and the artwork a combination of contemporary needlepoint, a grandfather clock, an original piece of slate from the roof of the ChristChurch Cathedral, African artifacts, pottery, glass and graffiti art by Guy Ellis all combine to ensure this home is a place in which they love to live.

throughout the home, ceilings have been raised to 2570mm to eliminate the oppressive feel of wide spaces with shortened height. two walls of bifolding doors in the open-plan dining area can be opened up to create a massive entertaining space and let the air flow through on a hot summers day.

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Happily ever afterKaren Pasco meets Ian, Aaron and Billie at their stunning home in Edgeware,

which was destroyed by the earthquake and rebuilt with passion and style.

pHotograpHy chArlIE jAckson

a statue rests serenely in the garden of ian Martin and aaron orchard. the tranquil expression on its face is one saying all is right with the world.

this artwork was wounded in february 2011, when the earthquake struck. the 1000kg monument thrown to the ground as liquefaction bubbled nearby.

ian and aarons property, which they share with ruler-of- the-roost Jack russell Billie, was, like many in town, deemed a rebuild giving the couple the opportunity to rethink the property and its influence on how they lived their lives.

to ensure they got this new environment essentially the best it could be, they enlisted the services of architectural designer tobin Smith from Colab architecture.

originally the house footprint was 140sqm, but in order to accommodate a second bathroom and study they increased it to 165sqm to create a magnificent two-bedroom, two-bathroom plus study home that is open, spacious, light, beautiful and interesting.

the interest comes in the distinctive aspects designed for them; the full-height window in the master bedroom that elongates the room and allows a sneak peek of the deck area, and the splashback window over the induction stove top that frames their statue perfectly from the inside, but also creates a quirky mid-height window outside. the study has recessed doors, which can be closed to create a third bedroom or private area when required, and the artwork a combination of contemporary needlepoint, a grandfather clock, an original piece of slate from the roof of the ChristChurch Cathedral, African artifacts, pottery, glass and graffiti art by Guy Ellis all combine to ensure this home is a place in which they love to live.

throughout the home, ceilings have been raised to 2570mm to eliminate the oppressive feel of wide spaces with shortened height. two walls of bifolding doors in the open-plan dining area can be opened up to create a massive entertaining space and let the air flow through on a hot summers day.

Style | home 21

Outside, the vertical cedar cladding has been

enveloped in Resene Pitch Black stain,

creating strength, while softness comes in the form of the beautiful plantings, including

a magnolia tree the only surviving plant

from the earthquake.

aaron orchard and ian Martin, with Billie.

22 Style | home

The floor-to-ceiling white kitchen cabinetry combined with almost all internal walls painted in resene Double alabaster also creates a vastness of space, while the contrast of the deep resene fuscous grey in the study creates a spot in which you want to hunker down to read a book or listen to music.

outside, the vertical cedar cladding has been enveloped in resene pitch Black stain, creating strength, while softness comes in the form of the beautiful plantings, including a magnolia tree the only surviving plant from the earthquake. a soft moss riverbed will soon form to fill in the walkway from the master bedroom to the outside entertaining area. a large wooden deck wraps around the back and side of the house while, on the other side, the narrow raised vegetable beds are full of offerings for the table. Cleverly, the landscape design (completed by Ben McMaster) means, once the plants mature, this will become a place of tranquility right in town private and peaceful.

at times the build wasnt always easy, but because their builder, Kade Wallis of Construkt, was also a great advocate of the plan, it meant they knew they would get the house of their dreams. and they have.

overwhelmingly, the reverence of the graceful statue in the garden, which rests peacefully back where it belongs, is a true symbol of what has been and the future ahead. life for ian, aaron and Billie promises to be a lot better in their beautiful new home.

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A modern bAthroom embodies strong cleAn lines And polished finishes

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A bathroom does not have to be a dead end. It should be a space that you enjoy and one that enhances your home.

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The cold nature of bathrooms can be offset by the inclusion of accessories, or a flash of colour. People often underdress their bathrooms; try layering candles alongside a vase filled with fresh flowers, and anything from beauty brands who value design.

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For that stunning look in your bedroom

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mattiazzi osso stool

U candleholder by minimalux

Do not be afraid to include furniture if you have the space either. An easy chair or bench seat can provide a place for conversation and doubles as somewhere to throw your clothes, while a stool can become the perfect place to sit

while you bathe the children.

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How To PerfecT THis Look: let in the light. You dont want to be putting on your makeup in a dark room, so, before embarking on a dark bathroom, ensure you have plenty of natural light.

Use strip lighting. This will enhance the feeling of the room as well as allow for extra lighting. Create beautiful effects by adding this under your vanity mirror.

Add textUre. Use tiles with a marble effect or bring dark cedar wood into your vanity to soften the room.

Offset with white fixtUres. Make a feature of your bathtub or vanity by using white to contrast against the black walls and floor.

The Dark SiDe dark and moody interiors are having a major moment right now. the bathroom, as a compact space with several

surface finishes, offers the ideal conditions for darker tones to create an intimate and luxurious space.

Add lArge mirrOrs. These will make the room look bigger and reflect the light. For an element of glamour, try a smoky antique mirror.

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mattiazzi osso stool

U candleholder by minimalux

Do not be afraid to include furniture if you have the space either. An easy chair or bench seat can provide a place for conversation and doubles as somewhere to throw your clothes, while a stool can become the perfect place to sit

while you bathe the children.

bath series by menu

Photos Simon James Design, www.simonjamesdesign.com

tactile Vase by gamfratesi

STYLE | home 27

How To PerfecT THis Look: let in the light. You dont want to be putting on your makeup in a dark room, so, before embarking on a dark bathroom, ensure you have plenty of natural light.

Use strip lighting. This will enhance the feeling of the room as well as allow for extra lighting. Create beautiful effects by adding this under your vanity mirror.

Add textUre. Use tiles with a marble effect or bring dark cedar wood into your vanity to soften the room.

Offset with white fixtUres. Make a feature of your bathtub or vanity by using white to contrast against the black walls and floor.

The Dark SiDe dark and moody interiors are having a major moment right now. the bathroom, as a compact space with several

surface finishes, offers the ideal conditions for darker tones to create an intimate and luxurious space.

Add lArge mirrOrs. These will make the room look bigger and reflect the light. For an element of glamour, try a smoky antique mirror.

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A long stAnding pArtnershiphpAC and daikin have a long-standing relationship, beginning almost 30 years ago and still going strong today.HPAC was first established in 1986. Founders John Kelly and Bob Morrison initially named the company temperature Maintenance, however, as the companys focus developed the name was changed to hpAC (heat pump Air Conditioning). From their inception, the family owned and operated company has sought to align themselves with the best in the business. thats why daikins commitment to continual innovation and quality constituted a successful partnership between the companies.hpAC was a founding dealer of daikin in 1994, beginning the companies long standing association and establishing hpAC as a key player in the heating and ventilation market.

From single residential installations to extensive commercial design and build projects, hpAC provide a comprehensive service offering. All installation and technical staff attend annual training, and regular up-skilling programs ensure up to date information is always available. they are well supported by the outstanding capabilities of their products, in particular, daikin.

daikin offer an extensive range of advanced high wall and floor consoles. their ability to heat efficiently in low temperatures has established them as a firm favourite amongst the inhabitants of our far-flung, perpetually cold, island nation.

twenty-two years on, the relationship between hpAC and daikin continues to run hot, and certainly paves the way for continued success in the heating and ventilation industry.

Talk to the heat pump specialistshpac.net.nz/30-years or call 03 348 3057

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5.7kW floor console cut to just $2995 installed*

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Lewis & Wood Fabrics, Adams Eden, col. Taupe, 100% Linen. Made in England.

I like rooms to be charming and traditional but always with a sense of the unexpected. For established country homes I often look to Lewis & Wood or Colefax and Fowler for fabrics. Both fabric houses produce traditional classics as well as modern alternatives.

Peter Dunham Textiles, Samarkand, col. Blue/Green on White. Made in USA.

I adore Peter Dunham Textiles. His California cool prints are terribly good for interiors and exteriors and very in vogue (literally).

Interior designer Jessica Close provides advice on how to effectively design window furnishings.

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I was taught very early on to start design with colour and curtains, and once you had that right everything else flows on from there. Curtains frame a room, and done correctly, are worth every penny.

I am so over walking into homes with white walls and every shade of beige. or worse, white roller blinds. Window furnishings are an opportunity to develop a point of view, and a cohesive story. I love using pattern on pattern; the more layering you do the calmer a room becomes.

With this in mind, I currently favour large prints and am unashamedly obsessed with Bennison Fabrics. The collection of prints and colours is extraordinary and feature heavily in one of my upcoming interior projects. I tend to pull entire schemes together by picking out tones and colours from the curtain fabric.

If you arent quite ready to tackle pattern, plain linens, felts or wools can look incredibly smart unlined and with a trimming along the leading edge.

There is nothing quite like

a trimming to finish a curtain, Claremont is the best. Its library of fringe, cord, pom-poms, braids and ropes is second to none. George Spencer Design also stocks heavenly options. For a more affordable alternative, see Zoffany.

You can have almost as much fun selecting a heading as you do fabric. My default heading is a classic French pleat, probably because I habitually use curtain poles and rings and I think this looks best. If you can afford to spend the money, and your room can take it, a pelmet can look quite wonderful and adds so much to the complete look.

each room in your home will demand curtain length consideration for various reasons. Unless you have a frightfully grand home I dont let curtains pool, but rather break on the floor. A short curtain is very tricky to pull off, they mostly just look sad dangling in midair.

once installed, resist the temptation to open up your curtains for a week or so, rather leave them wrapped so that the pleats keep as the fabric settles.

Bennison Fabrics, Crewelwork, 100% Linen, col. Original on Oyster. Made in England.

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A home might be warm and dry, but as we transition from summer to winter there is that lack of cosiness to our homes. By following a few simple steps you can enhance and create more warmth within your home.

Roll out the RugsHardwood floors and tiles are brilliant during the summer months, but come winter, your feet are likely to feel a little different. Using large rugs in the main areas of your home will help to insulate a room and keep your

feet warm. The textured look of a rug will also add a feel of cosiness to a room.

Add textuReJust as you do with winter fashion, creating warmth in your interiors is all about adding texture.

In your bedroom, swap your summer duvet for a thick, plush winter one, then finish the look with layers of throws and cushions.

Invest in good-quality throws. Choose a few that match the dcor in your home, and then

literally throw them over couches and beds. The more they look like you just dropped them on the couch or bed, the better they look hence the name throw! There is a great range of cosy faux-fur throws on the market this winter, too.

If you dont already have one, get a footstool. If you have one, recover it in durable thick fabric we love a good tartan print.

let the light in When sunlight passes through the glass of your window it bounces

off your walls and furniture, and gradually turns into heat. This heat will make a big difference to the temperature of your home. To make the most of it, open your blinds or curtains in the morning, and close them back up at night.

Lighting is important to set the scene. A few lamps dotted around living spaces will provide the relaxed, low-level lighting ideal for such areas. Add sparkle at night-time with fairy lights, and some flickering candles for an intimate feel.

NoW ThAT The heATINgs oNAt the first taste of winters chill, we start preparing for hibernation. Adding warmth to your home, however, is not just about choosing the right heating, but also the creation of a scrumptious winter haven that invites you to hunker down with creature comforts.

When comes the season to be wed, the place to go is Wilkins in Moorhouse Avenue, where a customer evening was held of late. As they entered, guests were welcomed by an array of beautiful gowns displayed eye-catchingly. Superwhite, ivory and subtle shades tempted not only prospective brides but maids, matrons and mums as well. As the long shafts of evening sun caressed the silk and satins, the pastel-covered chaise longue glowed invitingly peachy and the light spun off the mirror, offsetting the opulent boutique. The seemingly endless cavalcade of edible and drinkable delights refreshed the browsers whilst dresses were fitted and paraded, as the warm twilight lingered.

Wilkins Bridal Customer Evening

Brittney Young, April Meredith Sarah and Pam Clarke

Larissa, Savannah and Traci Gibson

Jessica Amor, Sarah Walker

Krystina White, Olivia Fuller

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A home might be warm and dry, but as we transition from summer to winter there is that lack of cosiness to our homes. By following a few simple steps you can enhance and create more warmth within your home.

Roll out the RugsHardwood floors and tiles are brilliant during the summer months, but come winter, your feet are likely to feel a little different. Using large rugs in the main areas of your home will help to insulate a room and keep your

feet warm. The textured look of a rug will also add a feel of cosiness to a room.

Add textuReJust as you do with winter fashion, creating warmth in your interiors is all about adding texture.

In your bedroom, swap your summer duvet for a thick, plush winter one, then finish the look with layers of throws and cushions.

Invest in good-quality throws. Choose a few that match the dcor in your home, and then

literally throw them over couches and beds. The more they look like you just dropped them on the couch or bed, the better they look hence the name throw! There is a great range of cosy faux-fur throws on the market this winter, too.

If you dont already have one, get a footstool. If you have one, recover it in durable thick fabric we love a good tartan print.

let the light in When sunlight passes through the glass of your window it bounces

off your walls and furniture, and gradually turns into heat. This heat will make a big difference to the temperature of your home. To make the most of it, open your blinds or curtains in the morning, and close them back up at night.

Lighting is important to set the scene. A few lamps dotted around living spaces will provide the relaxed, low-level lighting ideal for such areas. Add sparkle at night-time with fairy lights, and some flickering candles for an intimate feel.

NoW ThAT The heATINgs oNAt the first taste of winters chill, we start preparing for hibernation. Adding warmth to your home, however, is not just about choosing the right heating, but also the creation of a scrumptious winter haven that invites you to hunker down with creature comforts.

When comes the season to be wed, the place to go is Wilkins in Moorhouse Avenue, where a customer evening was held of late. As they entered, guests were welcomed by an array of beautiful gowns displayed eye-catchingly. Superwhite, ivory and subtle shades tempted not only prospective brides but maids, matrons and mums as well. As the long shafts of evening sun caressed the silk and satins, the pastel-covered chaise longue glowed invitingly peachy and the light spun off the mirror, offsetting the opulent boutique. The seemingly endless cavalcade of edible and drinkable delights refreshed the browsers whilst dresses were fitted and paraded, as the warm twilight lingered.

Wilkins Bridal Customer Evening

Brittney Young, April Meredith Sarah and Pam Clarke

Larissa, Savannah and Traci Gibson

Jessica Amor, Sarah Walker

Krystina White, Olivia Fuller

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Poker was the name of the game, and black and white the theme, as deep beneath the Christchurch Casino, Lady Luck was flirted with. The Mashina Lounge was the venue in which, drenched in mystery, hands were dealt and cards laid on the table. Many charities were to benefit from the shuffling and steely-eyed mind-messing when bets both careful and reckless were made, to win or lose on the whim of fortune. In the dark, sultry saloon, no matter which way the cards fell, all present were winners as the act of giving proved to be the greatest prize of all.

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