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B'pong, a premier European photo-retouching agency whose clientele includes Cartier, Chanel, Lacoste, Lancome, Swarovski and Ferragamo, among others, has leased 3,000 s/f of office space at 416 West 13th Street in Tiffany Jewellery the P.F. Collier & Son Building for its first-ever American boutique.

B'pong plans to open its doors in the spring after an interior build out by EOA / Elmslie Osler Architects, P.C.

The Lansco Corporation's Roger Eulau, senior director, and Matt Cohen, director, represented the tenant and the landlord in the transaction, and are the exclusive office and retail leasing agents on the 135,000 s/f Meatpacking District building.

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According to the duo, financial terms of the longterm lease are not being disclosed, but landlord Greenway Mews Realty had been asking $60 per square foot.

The P.F. Collier & Son Building at 416 West 13th Street features 40,000 s/f watches-f of ground floor retail space and 95,000 s/f of commercial office space on four floors including the lower level. The building is just a block away is the new Standard Hotel and the High Line.

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The Russell Memorial Library has a wall full of colorful, in- your-face, blooming, flying nature photography by John Whistler .

"Our art wall is spectacular this month," said Margaret "Tunkie" Stone, Russell's information specialist.

Whistler, who displays his works at the Olde Towne Gallery in downtown Portsmouth, is showcasing detailed photographic studies of flowers, including thistles, Queen Anne's lace, roses, dahlias and water lilies, shot locally and in New Orleans .

But blooms aren't the only subjects flowering from Whistler's lens. Other works hanging at the Russell, at 2808 Taylor Road, include studies of hummingbirds, ducks, butterflies and dragonflies.

"A standout is the photo of a tiger swallowtail butterfly balancing on a verbena blossom and holding a tiny bouquet pulled from the flower," she said.

Whistler's talent with a camera is well known.

tiffany heart link bracelet His works took first place in the macro photography category at the 19th annual World Orchid Conference in Miami, and second place at the Aperture Show at the Gallery on the York in Yorktown.

The art combines Whistler's three hobby loves.

"I've enjoyed gardening, growing flowers and photography for years," Whistler said in a news release.

His works can be viewed for free during normal library hours. Call the library at 410-7016 or visit worksstudiophotography. com for more information .

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Strap on those exercise shoes , throw in a donation and help rebuild a beloved children's facility .

Registration is now open for the inaugural Fun Forest Fun Run/ Walk, which takes place from 8 a.m. to noon July pandora beads 24 at Oak Grove Lake Park . The public can access this bucolic area at 409 Byron St., off Volvo Parkway.

The registration fee to run, jog, walk or stroll along the circular lake path is $10 for adults, $8 for youth and $5 for the Diaper Derby, ages 1 year and younger. All proceeds will go to help rebuild and improve Fun Forest after damage caused by arson April 1.

All participants will receive an event T-shirt and goodie bag; plus there will be inflatable children's activities.

So far, fundraisers have netted $23,000 . And $30,000 more is coming from winning a national "More Green Across America" contest by Sears .

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Then don't forget to limber up your best rendition of Lady Gaga's "Bad Romance," La Roux's "Bulletproof" or even Little Richard's "Tutti Frutti." Auditions are July 17 for the July 31 Karaoke Idol 2010 competition, sponsored by The New Theatre of Chesapeake (TNT) .

Show up at the studio, 115 Kempsville Road, with the $5 registration fee and a prepared song to render a cappella. The event is a fundraiser for the nonprofit TNT.

Fifteen candidates will be selected for the Karaoke Idol sing- off July 31 , where the winner will be selected through audience voting.

Call 288-0653 to arrange an audition slot .

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A year of uncertainty, confusion and frustration for those at Harrison Middle School ended on a celebratory note yesterday.

Hundreds of students, staff and parents crammed into the school's gymnasium yesterday morning for its final students awards day and volunteer recognition before Harrison closes for good next week.

Students of the 50-year-old school are being repatriated to either Green Acres or George Fitton schools next year to allow for a single-track French immersion program to be housed there.

And though this final week of school activities have marked a bittersweet farewell Chloe Replica for students and staff -- some of whom may never see each other again -- everyone at Harrison can say goodbye with their heads held high, principal Chad Cobbe says.

"This year has left a legacy," Cobbe told the gathered assembly yesterday morning. "It hasn't been a flame that simply burned out. It has, indeed, left a legacy. I thank the staff, the students and the entire community for coming together to make that happen."

Student Melanie Wallace, along with her friends Jael Unger and Emma Donnelly, gave a farewell address to the school on behalf their graduating Grade 8 class.

Wallace says while she's looking forward to starting classes at Vincent Massey High School in the fall, she'll always look back at her time at Harrison with fond memories.

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"The teachers made us friends with them, they made us comfortable," she said. "We had lots of fun with all the activities that we had ... all the dances and good friends."

Lisa Gorowski, who has taught Grades 7 and 8 at Harrison for the past eight years, says the reality of the end of Harrison's era didn't truly hit her until a few weeks ago.

"It didn't really hit home until the last few weeks, when (we) were starting to pack ... but change is OK. I know everybody's going to be all right and the kids are going to be good. Everybody will adjust."

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Staff and students of Green Acres, George Fitton and New Era schools also celebrated their last day of the educational year yesterday, as each of those buildings is being affected by the creation of the all-French school.

Green Acres and George Fitton will both welcome additional students from Harrison being displaced by the programming change. In addition, many of New Era's dual-track French immersion students have made the choice to switch over to the new program at Harrison.

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