Its the holiday season in the city of St. Pete, and the entire Tampa Bay region! Myriad events will bring the fun of winter to the Sunshine City. This includes snow, ice skating, visits from Santa, massive lighting ceremonies, wild offie parties, and more.

Looking for a place to stay? The Hollander Hotel in downtown St. Pete is the citys luxurious boutique hotel. Yes, the restaurant is open on Thanksgiving and Christmas. Enjoy drinks poolside, dine in the history-covered restaurant, or enjoy a cocktail by the fireplace in the lobby. Click here to make a reservation.

Heres a look at the top holiday events happening this year in St. Petersburg, and Tampa:

November 20-January 17

As the only waterfront rink in St. Pete, guests will enjoy breathtaking views of the Bay and downtown as they ice skate under the sky. Throughout the season, guests can enjoy festive food, holiday music, photos with Santa, snow days, themed skating nights like silent disco, 80s and 90s night, holiday events such as musical concerts, holiday movie night, plus more.

St. Pete Pier, 800 2nd Avenue NE

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December 4

On Saturday, December 4, bartenders representing restaurants and cafes from across the Tampa Bay region will each craft a specialty whiskey-based cocktail, and you get to be the judge!

In addition to a medley of whiskey cocktails, the event will feature a local art and vendor market, plus a food truck alley featuring some of your favorite mobile food hubs in the region.

This ticketed event will offer two different time slots for attendees to choose from: 12pm-3pm, and 5pm-8pm. There will also be special VIP tasting hours available from 11am-12pm, and 4pm-5pm.

Coastal Creative, 2201 1st Avenue South

November 19 & 20

JoinDirtyJohnsfor a night ofNaughty Not Niceholiday hilarity! This adult comedy show will lighten some of your holiday stress, and bring much needed laughs to the season. If youve seen previous Dirty Johns performances you know they are outrageous, creative, and light up the theater with debauchery! You dont want to miss this new holiday smash!

Studio@620, 620 1st Avenue South

November 27 & 28

LocalShops1s massive holiday shopping event, Shopapalooza, will return November 27 and 28 to celebrate the best businesses here in the Burg. Its also the perfect time to get on holiday shopping. Remember this season, as with every season, it is so important to support your local small businesses.

The event will feature four food halls, and more than 300 local vendors.

701 Bayshore Drive NE

November 27

Join the St. Pete community for a major tree lighting ceremony in North Straub Park on the waterfront in St. Pete. This event will be part of St. Pete Mayor Rick Krisemans Faring Well Tour.

The fun will run to 5-8pm.

North Straub Park, 400 Bayshore Drive Northeast

November 26-January 2

Enchant Christmas creates Winter Wonderlands across the globe. The concept illuminated the Sunshine City in 2019, and its ready to do it once again in 2021. The organizers announced that Enchant Christmas will return this year. Tickets are set to go on sale in September.

TampaBayresidentswillbecaptivatedonceagainthisholidayseason as Enchant, the whimsical and heartfelt Christmas light maze and village, announced their returnto the city from November 26, 2021-January 2, 2022. Known for transporting guests to a world of festive wonder,Enchantis proudtopresent TheMischievousElf,thesecond inaseriesof fivefascinatingadventures.

Tropicana Field, 1 Tropicana Drive

December 8-January 2

Charles Dickens wrote a short story that has become one of the most adapted pieces of literature in history. The story of Scrooge is well known, but what about Marley? How did his haunting afterlife begin? In his version of the carol, Marley is escorted by a spritely creature along the pathway to redeeming his soul by helping to save the one man on earth who was more greedy and sour than himself. We come to find that self sacrifice can make a difference in the end.

American Stage, 163 3rd Street North

Black Friday through New Years Eve

The Miracle Bar has more than 80 locations globally, with pop ups in major destinations like Greece, Paris and Montreal.

Miracle at Mezzo begins on Black Friday and will continue through New Years Eve. An early teaser from theMiracle at Mezzo Instagram accountshows The Christmas Carol Barrel a super festive cocktail made with rum, aquavit, amaro, pumpkin, lemon, orange, and bitters.

Intermezzo, 1111 Central Avenue

December 8

Shop local this holiday season at the 8th annual Very Merry Market, presented by Great Explorations Childrens Museum and Sunken Gardens! This free indoor and outdoor market supports local artisans and independent businesses, as well as 2 local non-profits: Great Explorations Childrens Museum and the historic Sunken Gardens.

Great Explorations, 1925 4th Street North

December 11

Each year, BCYC members and invited friends come together to spread holiday joy by decking the hulls and heading out on Boca Ciega Bay to parade the BCYC way.

Participants need only a simple fee to enter two (or more!) unwrapped toys forOperation Santa. Operation Santa, coordinated by the Gulfport Police Department, collects toys for the children of Gulfport whose holidays would not be as cheerful without the generosity of the community. Boca Ciega Yacht Club is proud to have been part of Operation Santa for over 20 years.

Boca Ciega Yacht Club, 4600 Tifton Drive South

December 28-January 3

The hotels Garden Courtyard will transform into a 2,000 square foot WinterWonderland featuring a synthetic ice-skating rink lined with gorgeous Gulf views, swaying palm trees and magical sunsets. The Garden will be filled with holiday cheer featuring snow machines, lighting, and surprises for all ages. Guests can warm up by the fire pit with holiday treats, delicious cocktails, and hot cocoa.

Postcard Inn, 6300 Gulf Boulevard

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Party hall, wedding venue, and all-around chic event space Dobbin St is opening its doors to the public. Be sure to take advantage: unless you get invited to a swanky BK wedding, this might be your only chance to feast your eyes.

The Dobbin St Open House will be held on premises (64 Dobbin Street) on Wednesday, November 10 from 6:30 to 8:30 PM. The theme, Lush and In Love, will offer visitors a chance to mosey the venue and meet the team, preferred vendors, and enjoy light bites and drinks. A-list vendors for florals, photography, and fare include Broadway Party Rentals, Purslane, Molly Oliver Flowers, Universal Light and Sound, Yaz Photography, Mon Amie Events, Blissbooth, and Wild Flour.

To join the fun, email team@dobbinst.com or DM your RSVP to @DobbinStNYC on Instagram.

Dobbin St is a tailored event space offering full event production services. Steps away from McCarren Park, the venue combines 8,900 square footage of indoor and outdoor spaces.

A transformed Brooklyn factory that exudes a minimalist and luxury feel, Dobbin St also features a sustainable bar, corporate events, and more.

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Like the rest of New York City, indoor dining at Eatalys Flatiron location remained dark during the height of the pandemic as shoppers cruised the stores aisles for creamy burrata, plush loaves of panettone, and heirloom tomatoes. But on November 5, the Italian marketplace which already has seafood, pasta, pizza, and seafood counters on its first floor, plus a rooftop hangout is hoping to convince its customers to take a seat with the opening of its first indoor restaurant since 2018.

The 70-seat Bar Milano, which is sandwiched between a seafood counter on one side and a butcher counter on the other, takes over the former space of Manzo, a well-reviewed restaurant known for its meat-centric menu. Executive chef Michael Nogera says the Italian fare here will instead pay homage to dishes typically served at restaurants in Milan, the New York of Italy.

Theres risotto al salto, a traditional Milanese recipe that often uses leftover saffron risotto thats formed into a crispy pancake with shavings of taleggio fonduta on top. Another Milanese classic is the bone-in veal chop; its simply prepared with a thin bread crumb coating, is easily the size of a plate, and feeds two people. The mondeghili is a popular fried meatball with braised beef, pork, and mortadella often served as a drinking snack or as a small plate to kick off dinner.

Bar Milano actually opened briefly in November 2020 but shuttered once the city banned indoor dining just days afterward, according to an Eataly spokesperson. The forced closing allowed the team to polish up the restaurant, which feels like a hidden mid-century modern room with aged leather banquettes, emerald green lighting fixtures, plants, and flashes of orange accents, from vases and books to reproductions of Italian artwork.

Its a spot where Eataly customers can have a casual sit-down dinner with wine all the bottles come within 100 miles of Milan or sit at the bar for an aperitivo. The Negroni also takes center stage, as theres a roving wooden cart dedicated to the popular Campari-based cocktail. Diners can order one of six variations, which are prepared tableside. Theres another cart featuring a growing amaro collection, which beverage director Randall Restiano curated, for an after-dinner drink.

Its this idea that youre not in a market when youre here, says Restiano.

Bar Milano is open 5 to 9:30 p.m. Monday through Friday and 11:30 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. on weekends.

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Back in the winter, when the COVID-19 vaccines were fresh and his immune system was unenlightened, Mike Ford knew his marching orders: Dont gather in crowds, or socialize unmasked; do stay at home, and get the jab when asked. Then came the end of March, and the first of his two Pfizer shots. Once vaccinated, Ford, a Ph.D. student studying historical musicology at Columbia University, began to ease up on masking, as the CDC told him he could; he started to hang out much more with others indoors, as the CDC told him he could. I even took a short trip, he told me. After a year or so of cloistering himself, he said, the changes felt bizarre, even drastic. But at least the rules were clear.

Now Ford, like so many others, has nabbed a booster, and he says the shot will, like his first two, open up possibilities for me that I didnt even consider before. Hell have his wedding, then a honeymoon, his post-nuptial schedule packed with travel and indoor socializing. He wont worry about infecting his mom, whos flying in from South Africa for the big daya trip that, pre-booster, would have been out of the question. The shots still the catalyst for change, but this time Ford is the one making up the postinjection rules. In deciding whats next, I havent even thought about CDC guidance, he said.

Thats not surprising, considering that specific guidance doesnt exist. For months, the CDC has been updating its hefty page on what people can do once theyre fully vaccinated (which, by the way, is still defined as two weeks after the second Pfizer or Moderna dose, or two weeks after the one-and-done Johnson & Johnson). But no such instruction manual exists for the pre-to-post-boost transition, which some 120 million Americans will be eligible to make in the next few months. I asked the CDC if those recommendations might appear soon. Not at this time, Kristen Nordlund, an agency spokesperson, told me in an email. For now, people who have received a booster should continue to follow CDCs fully vaccinated guidance. (Nordlund did clarify that people shouldnt consider themselves boosted until two weeks post-jab. They just arent being told to, you know, behave any differently at that point.)

On a strictly scientific level, that conservative approach seems to check out with what a lot of experts are saying: Were still learning about what boosters mean, and what they can do, Saskia Popescu, an infection-prevention expert at George Mason University, in Virginia, told me. Shes gotten a booster, she said, and hasnt changed her behavior. But on another levelone thats more emotional, more intuitive, and, lets face it, more appealinga different strain of booster logic holds: If two shots gave us so much freedom, shouldnt a third do the same? Truly, no one knows. Honestly, Im confused on this myself, Whitney Robinson, an epidemiologist at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, told me.

Ford and others are now charting their own post-booster paths, freelancing in the advisory vacuum the government has left behind. Gerald Pao, a biologist, told me that nabbing a booster emboldened him to visit his elderly aunt in Vancouver. Dianne Jennings, in Boston, says that her booster has made her feel ready to take a delayed vacation to see family members in the Midwest, including an unvaccinated cousin. Ace Robinson, an infectious-disease expert in California, boosted his way into a trip to Egypt and a belated birthday party for his 95-year-old grandmother (also boosted). My own mother, whos 71, told me that she feels like her Moderna booster is her ticket to traveling overseas; shes also eager to dine indoors and spend more time with her unvaccinated great-nephew, whos 8. She feels cooped up, she said over the phone: Its been too long.

Read: The pandemic is still making us feel terrible

These booster mavericks arent acting unreasonably. (Nothing but respect, Mom.) In those with less robust immunity, additional shots do seem to make a difference, at least for a time: Once boosted, people seem better protected against infection and symptomatic cases of COVID-19, and they might be less likely to pass on the coronavirus. And while many people are eager to push their newly boosted boundaries, none of the dozen or so individuals I spoke with said they were abandoning other measures, including wearing masks. What theyre pursuing is well within the bounds for people whose bodies have been repeatedly taught to recognize the virus and have a great chance at fending it off. The whole pattern fits with a more general attitude toward behavioral taxes: taking precautions so we can engage in something fun or rewarding, like when we slather on sunscreen in advance of a beach party, says Gretchen Chapman, a behavioral scientist at Carnegie Mellon University who studies how people approach vaccines. That same calculus is part of what made the first vaccine rollout so appealing.

The benefits of vaccination, though, always work best on a community levelnot as a personal super-shield. Popescu said shes worried that some people will significantly overestimate the benefits of boosting; shes already heard from at least one person whos getting the shot so they can go back to clubbing. Frequent, heavy exposure to the virus can still overwhelm vaccines best defensesno number of doses will ever rocket anyone up to bulletproof protection. But people might be more likely to behaviorally overshoot post-boost when theyre forced to intuit which activities are probably, likely safe, and shirk the ones that arent.

The last time we were at such a juncture, making the transition from unvaccinated to fully vaccinated, the calculations were simpler: We were all ending up in pretty similar, COVID-safe spots. Privileges were spelled out in intense detail on the CDCs website; folks were told, point-blank, that they could resume activities that you did prior to the pandemic. This time around, though, the thinkings much less binaryin part because boosters are being asked to play such different roles, depending on whos getting them and when, Robinson pointed out.

For the immunocompromised, for instance, whose bodies have a tougher time responding to vaccines, additional doses are meant to generate protection that might have been mostly absent before; the CDC doesnt even call these jabs boosters at all. The booster-made gains in protection can also be big for the oldest among us. This group started out at higher risk of getting severe COVID-19, and for them, post-vaccination protection against infection of all flavors seems to be on a bit of a decline. More shots can shore up those defensesthats what Im hoping a booster will do for my mother, whose age and health conditions put her at high risk.

The younger, healthier contingent of the booster-eligible still seems pretty well guarded against COVID-19, but people in this group might work or live in places that up their chances of catching and transmitting the virus. Many experts think that members of this group really might not need additional shots at all, at least not yet: The benefits seem a bit unclearlike topping off a tank thats already near-overflowingand could be totally transient. For them, the boost is more like a hedge against the risks theyre already taking; its not intended to be an incentive to take on new ones.

The matrix that covers all of these scenarios is head-spinning, and no universal rule book can accommodate all of them. Peoples risk budgets have also been different: Many never took advantage of all that being fully vaccinated allowed, and are finally starting to; others engaged in those behaviors, then dropped them during the summer of Delta, and now want to reclaim them. Thats a thorny landscape for any CDC guidance to wade into, especially when green-lighting activities for people who are boosted would also mean excluding many who are not and yet who remain, officially, fully vaccinated.

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In one sense, boosters could be seen as helping level the playing field, adding protection where it was incomplete. Immune protection, once built, isnt static; time and viral mutations do tend to erode it away. More shots for individuals can shuttle people back up the spectrum of defense. But thats still just among the already vaccinated. The power of a booster still pales in comparison with that of a first shot. Its almost like were increasing the inequality in immunity, Jennifer Dowd, an epidemiologist at Oxford University, told me. Some now have supercharged immunity, some have none, and everywhere in between. A best-case scenario is one in which more people are vaccinated, the virus doesnt run as rampant, and we end up needing the shots less, not more.

In recent weeks, though, Americans have followed a nonideal pattern: Those seeking boosters have far oustripped those getting first shotsevidence of the persistent obsession over who needs more protection, rather than who has not yet gotten any at all. But even infinite boosters for the individual cannot compensate for a lack of vaccines for the community. Our fates are inextricably linked, Neil Lewis Jr., a behavioral scientist at Cornell University, told me. Its not just about how many doses I have in my body. Its about how many doses the people around me have in their bodies. The CDC likes to say that our health is up to each of us. But protection works best when we achieve it together.

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CLEVELAND--(BUSINESS WIRE)--GE Lighting, a Savant company is pleased to release its new mobile CYNC app, CYNC Indoor Smart Camera, and CYNC Outdoor Smart Plug as unveiled at the 2021 Consumer Electronics Show (CES). The new offerings are now available nationwide to give consumers even more smart home solutions for the indoors and outdoors to create a whole home connected experience.

Existing C by GE products, GE Lightings previous name for its smart home product line, will officially transition to CYNC branding over the coming months and are fully supported and work with the CYNC app and new CYNC products.

Introducing the New CYNC, Powered by Savant Mobile App

The new CYNC, powered by Savant app is a revolutionary platform that includes enhanced personalization and seamless control of all past and present C by GE products, as well as present and future CYNC products. The app creates a more user-friendly and customizable experience that enhances comfort, control, confidence and convenience.

It includes functionalities from Savants award-winning Pro technology such as the patented TrueImage feature that gives consumers the ability to preview color and brightness changes using a photo of their room in the app. The app controls the entire CYNC network to create whole home automation inside and out.

The app is available for free and downloadable on the Apple Store and Google Play. It works with versions iOS 14 and up, or Android 8 and up. Current C by GE app users received an update to the CYNC app via a push to their devices.

CYNC Goes Outside With Outdoor Smart Plug

The CYNC Outdoor Smart Plug allows consumers to independently control two outlets from the CYNC app or with your voice and Google Assistant or Amazon Alexa. Perfect for easily managing holiday lights, pathway lights, fountains, pools and more from the comfort of inside the home. Weather resistant, it includes both Wi-Fi and Bluetooth, making it the perfect solution for plugging in patio lights and outdoor speakers to unlock the perfect backyard oasis.

The Outdoor Smart Plug carries an MSRP of $29.99 and is available at Amazon.com, BestBuy.com, Lowes.com (and coming soon to Target).

CYNC Launches New Indoor Camera

The CYNC Indoor Smart Camera brings brilliant picture and security to homes, and most importantly puts consumer data privacy first. Unlike some other connected cameras, it offers a privacy shutter for peace of mind a cover that surrounds the front lens, slides upwards and locks in place to physically cover the lens and turn off the audio when consumers want the Camera shut off.

The Camera also features a micro SD card port that allows consumers the option to save their data to the card, instead of the cloud, for enhanced data privacy and security. A subscription cloud service, called Cam CYNC, gives consumers access to data anywhere easily and costs $3/month or $30/year per camera.

The Indoor Smart Camera carries an MSRP of $69.99 and is available at Amazon.com, BestBuy.com and Lowes.com.

CYNC Indoor Smart Home Products Coming Soon

This summer, GE Lighting, a Savant company will also roll out its new CYNC Fan Speed Smart Switch to further expand its line of smart switches for every application in the home. The product allows for simple control of ceiling fans and provides the ability to control a fan from the CYNC app anywhere inside or outside the home, without the need for a hub. The CYNC Fan Speed Smart Switch can be scheduled to come on/off at specific times, features four fan speeds for dialed-in comfort, and can be grouped with other CYNC/C by GE devices for additional room control.

About GE Lighting, a Savant company

Headquartered at historic NELA Park in East Cleveland, Ohio, our roots date back nearly 130 years to Thomas Edison and the invention of the worlds first light bulb. Today, as part of Savant Systems Inc. were bringing the future to light by ensuring brighter lives and a more sustainable world through innovation and energy efficiency in lamps, switches, fixtures and so much more. Were also unleashing the ultimate personalized living experience through a growing suite of smart home products that help consumers connect with confidence and experience the comfort, quality and security for which GE branded products are known. Learn more at gelighting.com.

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Smarten up your lighting for less today with Amazons one-day sale on C by GE smart light bulbsRemove non-product link. The online retailer is selling a variety of C by GE bulbs ranging in price from around $12 for a single white bulb to $28 for a two-pack of full color illuminators. In addition, the sale includes a GE indoor security camera. The deals end just before midnight on Monday evening, Pacific time.

First up, we have the C by GE Full Color Direct Connect smart bulbs. A single one will set you back $14 instead of the usual $20, or you can get a two-pack for $28 down from $45. Similar to TP-Links Kasa bulbs, C by GE bulbs dont require a hub. Instead they connect directly to your Wi-Fi network. Once connected, you can turn on the lights remotely, set schedules, and so on. These bulbs work Amazons Alexa and Google Assistant for voice control, and they are equal in strength to a 60 watt incandescent bulb.

If you dont need bulbs that turn blue or red on demand, you can also get the regular white bulbs. A single smart bulb is $12 down from around $17, and the two-pack is $21 instead of $30. The white bulbs support the same features as the full color bulbs save for the color changes.

Finally, the sale includes the GE Cync indoor Wi-Fi smart camera for $49 down from the usual $70. We first saw this product at CES 2021 in January. It features a physical shutter for added privacy that also shuts off the microphone. The camera captures in 1080p, offers two-way audio, and comes with support for HDR, night vision, and pan and tilt.

Its not a huge sale, but theres some solid smart home gear available at good prices today. Act fast if youre interested though, as these discounts disappear tonight.

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The latest report on the Indoor Farming Lighting market is an all-inclusive assessment of the business sphere and highlights the vital parameters of the industry including current trends, industry size, market share, present remuneration, periodic deliverables, and profit estimates over the forecast timeline.

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Summertime means outdoor living and entertaining! There are so many options you have to make a welcoming summer home.The key to a summertime feel in your home are by using light fabrics, cooler toned colors or if you prefer bright colors or even beach inspired themes to get your point across.Sheer light curtains are a start to bringing in that summer sunshine and add an airy, cheery look so your room feels cooler and you sleep better.Mix handcrafted accessories in natural tones or beach inspired themes to any of your rooms.Changing out your heavier bedding with with new shams with a trim and new soft colors help to make your bedroom retreat cooler and more inviting.By replacing your shower curtain with one that has a sunny,summer feel to it is an inexpensive way to update your bathroom. Be sure to have a set of summer inspired towels to match your curtain and complete the effect. Of course, you have to have your patio summer ready as well . By adding an indoor/outdoor rug in fresh summer colors that also complement your indoors is the most desirable. Adding new pillows and throws to your patio set in light, bright colors helps to accomplish that feel for welcoming friends and family and are perfect for those cooler summer evenings. Make sure you have outdoor lighting that brings in a certain ambiance to your patio. There are so many string lights to choose from that will help set the relaxed mood you are aiming for. So have fun.Finally adding candles inside and outside help provide the summer scents we are looking for to help set the tone and mood for your home. Try using citrus or tropical scents this summer. Enjoy your summer. Have fun. Feel relaxed while summer is in full swing. I will personally come to your home and offer you some great ideas and choices. There are many different and small changes that will make a huge difference to your home and patio. We wish you a safe and Happy 4th of July!!Debbies Sewing & Interiors can come to your homes with some wonderful ideas and choices. To schedule your appointment please call Debbie Francis at 661-294-9894. Join us on Facebook and visit our website at: http://www.debbiesewinginteriors.com or email at: debbiessewing@sbcglobal.net.

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Since 2009, Brandino Brass has been one of the Southeasts premier suppliers of hardware and lighting for residential and commercial buildings.

Theyre known for a comprehensive showroom with an extensive range of door hardware, cabinet hardware, indoor and outdoor lighting, mailboxes, bath accessories and custom hardware designs.

With so much to choose from, walking into the showroom can be both inspiring and overwhelming.

Thats where Megan Brasher and Renee Genereux come in.

With backgrounds in interior design and several years of experience between them, Megan and Renee are well equipped to help customers narrow down their options and choose the best hardware and lighting fixtures for their spaces.

Megan, who began her career after completing a degree in interior design at Auburn University, uses her background in design and construction to help guide clients through the showroom, whatever stage of completion their home is in.

Design details drew me in, said Megan, who spent a lot of her youth going to open houses and perusing design magazines. I enjoy reworking spaces and making modifications to interiors to make them better than before.

Ive worked in every element of design, whether its drawing up plans, selecting furnishings or figuring out how to build something. Ive kind of done all of it, she said.

Renees background is on the more technical side of interior design. She has a degree in drafting and design and has worked with contractors to design kitchens and bathrooms, as well as cabinetry.

One of the things she truly enjoys is working with a new construction. I like having a blank slate and seeing the whole house come together, which is really rewarding. Each customer does something a little different, Renee said.

The products that are supplied by Brandino Brass often serve as the finishing touches to a space or landscape design.

According to Megan and Renee, the first step to choosing your hardware is deciding how you want it to relate to the rest of your design elements.

[Hardware and lighting fixtures] can do two different things in a room, Renee said. You can get a piece of cabinet hardware that is the jewelry of your cabinets, where its eye-catching and everyone sees it as a showstopper. Then, you have other pieces that can be placed in the exact same position on a cabinet, but it blends in and its very cohesive with the room.

The second aspect to choosing hardware is functionality. For this, we like to ask a lot of questions, Megan said. Theres a lot that goes into how your hardware will work with your lifestyle.

For instance, a family that likes to cook a lot would prefer functional, easy to grasp handles in their kitchen rather than something that is eye-catching or petite.

If youre looking to spruce up your curb appeal on the other hand, splurging on more intricate hardware for your front door or adding the appealing glow of a gas lantern may be the way to go.

If youd like to visit the Brandino Brass showroom, make an appointment with Megan or Renee, and they can help you choose the right products for your home or office.

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More than telecoms: Innovation in the ICT industry is becoming a key economic driver

The pandemic, Ding said, has created a new normal in which the digital economy is the driving force for the global economy. ICT infrastructure, as the cornerstone of the digital economy, is playing an increasingly important role. Ding mentioned that the value of ICT now transcends the telecoms industry and has transformative implications for the global economy as a whole.

In countries where 5G is developing faster, operators have seen faster revenue growth, and these countries also tend to have better digital infrastructure overall. Taking China as an example, in less than 18 months, more than 820,000 5G base stations have been deployed, and Chinese operators achieved a 6.5% increase in revenue and a 5.6% increase in net profits in the first quarter this year. The rapid development of digital infrastructure driven by 5G will add EUR1.9 trillion to the Chinese economy in the next five years. The same stories are also unfolding in South Korea and Europe.

More than connectivity: 5G innovation is enabling operators' business success

As ICT infrastructure is the cornerstone of the digital economy in the 5G era, operators are playing a more important role than they used to.

Ding said, "Currently, the major goal of operators in 5G is to achieve business success in three key markets consumers, homes, and industries through innovation in network deployment, market development, and operation optimization."

"In the consumer market, 5G means not just faster speeds; it also brings new experiences and new value. Some operators have already achieved initial business success."

According to Ding, there are three steps an operator can take to succeed in the 5GtoC market. The first is to speed up 5G deployment, with targeted network planning and investment based on precise insights into high-value areas, key scenarios, and potential users. The second is to accelerate 5G user migration, and the third step is to create value-driven, flexible pricing models.

Today, 5G has been applied in over 1,000 projects in more than 20 industries including steel and mining, enabling safer and more efficient production. Chinese operators have made great progress and are entering the phase of taking early successes and replicating them at scale.

"We've learned from Chinese operators' experience that the success of 5GtoB depends on three factors," said Ding. "First, selecting the right industries. Operators should choose target industries by looking at four factors: demand, affordability, replicability, and technical feasibility. Second, defining the scope of your offerings. Operators can serve as network providers that offer connectivity services. They can also serve as cloud service providers, or even system integrators that provide end-to-end integration services. Different roles require different skillsets and yield different business value. Third, designing innovative business models. This is key to replicating 5GtoB success at scale."

During the pandemic, there is a growing demand for home broadband, and this has highlighted the advantages of 5G FWA that enables rapid deployment and contactless O&M. Middle East operators have achieved remarkable commercial success by taking FWA as a key use case of 5G.

More than business: Huawei keeps innovating to drive industry-wide sustainability

"5G success first requires a 5G network that provides the best user experience, and this guides how we innovate at Huawei," said Ding. Huawei has launched the industry's lightest and most powerful Massive MIMO that consumes less energy. It can be carried and installed by just one person, which speeds up network deployment. With Huawei's Optical Cross-Connect (OXC), one sub-rack can replace nine cabinets normally needed. It has four times larger capacity, but uses 95% less power. Huawei's 5G Super Uplink solution combines the advantages of 2.1 GHz and 3.5 GHz to enhance uplink capacity and indoor coverage. This solution provides a peak uplink rate of over 450 Mbit/s, enabling hundreds of users to live stream the Xiamen Marathon in 4K in April using their 5G smartphones.

To support green development models and carbon neutrality, according to Ding, Huawei keeps innovating at three levels: equipment, sites, and networks. At the equipment level, Huawei uses components with higher power efficiency to make hardware platforms more energy efficient. At the site level, Huawei's simplified site solutions help operators lower energy consumption, as well as save on electricity and rent. At the network level, Huawei has launched a multi-band and multi-RAT power saving solution. This solution can cut energy consumption in wireless networks without compromising network performance. With Huawei's innovative solution, 5G equipment working in low and high bands can share a cabinet, and as a result, less energy is used. When it comes to multi-band equipment power saving, Huawei's goal is to make one plus one less than one.

Collaborating to create an ecosystem and evolving 5G for a better future

Concluding his keynote, Ding emphasized that 5G development requires ongoing innovation. In 5GtoB, for example, 5G standards need to be coordinated with industry standards at a faster rate, and 5G should be integrated into enterprises' core production processes to help them go digital and intelligent. At the same time, the synergy between 5G, cloud, and computing will further expand the boundaries of operators' business, creating space for new growth. 5G innovation is an ongoing process. Huawei believes that innovation will light up the future.

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Huawei's Ryan Ding: Ongoing Innovation Is Lighting up the Future of Every Industry - PRNewswire