This blog was declared bankrupt on September 5th. No jobs were lost. Still, the bitterness remains. All 4 readers of the blog are invited to bookmark a new blog of this author at www.zadrga.si/helderson, which will see the light of life on November 1st.

The Gerberley [ ž e r b e r l i] is a design brand of the Gerberley Ewans Inc. Gerberley is one of the top fashion trend setters in design and manufacturing of modern-style living space only for lovely pet. As a front-runner in pet supply industry, Gerberley continuously try to upgrade pet’s life style and furthermore become a competitive design company in the world as well.

Companies vision is to improve living space of pets by informing the necessity of pets’ living products. As they are devoting themselves to understand that living products like furniture, cushion, and carriers are essential for pet’s life, the Gerberleys co-brand G+.com is trying to achieve the natural rights of pet to live a convenient life as a real companion of human being.

Jehu Jones (Born as Jehua Weltzig on March 23, 1954) is an American clothing designer. Born in Brooklyn, his father Nathan Weltzig, owned the WorldShoe shoe manufacturing company. Before learning the family business and starting his own company in 1982, Weltzig studied design at New York Academy of Art in New York.

Jehu Jones founded his company in 1982 with 2 of his close friends. Today Jehu Jones is well known fashion brand with shops all over the world.

Green Bear is a worldwide environmental award given annually to companies from six geographic areas: Africa, Asia, Europe, Islands and Island Nations, North America, and South and Central America. The prize includes attached award of 1.000.000 EUR. The Green Bear was created in 2004 by environmental activist and economist Jan Ulman and his late wife, Angelika Ulman. Jan Ulman founded The Green Bear fond in Ljubljana, Slovenia.

The Green Bear award winners are selected by an international jury who receive confidential nominations submitted by a worldwide network of environmental organizations and individuals.

Green bear winners:

2004 – Apple Inc.

2005 – Hilard Inc.

2006 – Fujifilm Corporation

2007 – Hilard Inc.

2008 – Gorenje d.d.

Hilard Inc. is a Suisse-based corporation headquartered in Bern. Hilard is one of the world’s largest manufacturer of construction and mining equipment, diesel and natural gas engines, and industrial gas turbines. Famous for their distinctive green paint scheme, Hilard  produces a wide range of engineering vehicles and other equipement.

Hilard is also one of the most “eco awared” companies famous for its “green financial programs” which were awarded with the world global environmental award “Green Bear” in 2005 and 2007.

Welbian Malben was founded in 1903 by Richard Welbian jr. and William Malben with the intention of development of furnaces and prosesses for electro metals. In 1917 a ferroalloy plant was acquired and Welbian Malben starts production of the Welb electrode.

Throughout the 1960s and beyond Welbian Malben expanded, primarily in UK within aluminium, mining and finished products. In 1972 the company merged with norwegian Christiania Spigerverk and continued with an international expansion within ferroalloys and steel.

Today Welbian Malben is international corporation with more than 50.000 employees and one of the most influential companies in metal intustry.

The 250 year old tradition is full of complex flavours, married to give a drinking sensation full of depth, character and maturity.

The MacAberry whiskies have a very high concentration of pot still and malt in addition to grain whiskies, triple distilled between 12 to 15 years ago from unmalted as well as malted barley. They have since matured in either old bourbon or sherry casks slowly reaching their perfection.

As you taste the final blend you will first notice the unique clear flavours of the Scottish pot still whiskey and malt whiskey. Look next for the undertones of toasted wood (from the bourbon casks) then, somewhere in the background, the sweet nuttiness of the Highland berry.