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RENTON, Wash. , Nov. 26, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- At Soak & Sage, a new spa concept is in place. At this brand-new facility, located at 1135 Lake Washington BLVD N, Suite 60, in Renton Washington which operates as Social Wellness Experience, you can partake in multiple saunas, a steam room, soaking pools, snow and sage experiences. They also offer med spa services, injectables and weight loss medications. The spa believes in bringing elements of contrast therapy (hot and cold) from around the world to the Seattle Region. Their social experience fosters community and will help locals relax in a friendly community-based environment. They promote functionality and selfcare. "People in the area are tired of only having bars and restaurants as an option for a social night out or afternoon with friends. We created a place that people can gather in the spirit of wellness, have an amazing time with their friends, and leave feeling refreshed and energized. Our offerings are unique, and our space is one of a kind. Throughout the process we incorporated details from our favorite spas and bathhouse from around the world. Our proximity to Lake Washington, right next door to Gene Coulon Park, is such a blessing as it allows us to conveniently serve so many people in the area," says Leslie Goeres , founder of Soak & Sage. Soak & Sage includes over 4,000 square feet of space featuring custom-built elements. The facility is a one-stop-shop for all aspects of personal wellness, offering a large hot soaking pool, a cold plunge, the largest aromatherapy steam room in the city, a custom herbal cedar hot sauna, and a stunning Temazcal (Sweat Lodge). Other offerings include Venik, breathwork, and cacao ceremonies. The space also boasts a Dyson blow dry bar, four treatments rooms offering massage, facials, cupping, and a slew of treatments from around the world. Through the Med spa Soak & Sage also offers Botox, fillers, and weight loss medications. In addition to daily passes for the public and monthly memberships, each month Soak & Sage offers planned social events such as date nights, tea parties, singles meet and greets, polar plunges, and athlete appreciation nights. They are even open late in the evenings. Soak & Sage is located in the retail space beneath the Bristol at Southport , a luxury apartment complex, which is managed by Greystar. The space underwent an extensive tenant improvement renovation, constructed by Northwest Builders and Renovation, a local construction company. Media Contact: [email protected] 425-657-3659 SOURCE Soak & SageKieran Tierney is back fit and available for selection for Arsenal against Sporting Lisbon. The Premier League side flew out to Portugal on Monday ahead of their Champions League match tomorrow night. And among the travelling squad was former Celtic defender Tierney. London to Lisbon. ✈️ Champions League football returns tomorrow ⭐️ pic.twitter.com/oOhGLN9WSA — Arsenal (@Arsenal) November 25, 2024 Tierney has been out injured since June when he suffered a hamstring injury while playing for Scotland at Euro 2024. He hasn't featured for Arsenal since the Community Shield in 2023. However, the full-back, 26, is in contention to play against Sporting on Tuesday night. Tierney trained with his team-mates in London before the flight to Portugal and Mikel Arteta is confident the Scotland internationalist is ready to make an impact. Read more: Chris Sutton delivers Celtic vs Rangers quip over Roy Keane viral clip Fans urge Celtic to REFUSE Hearts tickets over allocation “Everybody in the squad is fully fit and available to start the game,” said Arteta. “We have Kieran Tierney after a long injury, it’s great news that he’s back, he’s been training with the team and he’s at the level to participate.” Arteta had said of Tierney last month: "I think he’s quite close, he looks good, really sharp. "He hasn’t trained with the team yet, hopefully, he can do that in the next week or two."

2 Canadians arrested for failed murder plot in Northern CaliforniaRetired referee Wayne Barnes has revealed how Richie McCaw would use his knowledge of rugby rules to get into the minds of referees. The two-time Rugby World Cup winner was once dubbed as a “grub” by Australian media and a “master of the dark arts of breakdown cheating” in the lead-up to the 2015 Rugby World Cup final, his final test for the All Blacks. In a column for The Telegraph , Barnes said McCaw, a three-time World Rugby player of the year, didn’t often get in the referee’s ear but when he did he left a seed of doubt in their mind, the NZ Herald reported. “Some of the greatest players to have ever played are often accused of having the referee in their pocket,” Barnes wrote. “But, in my experience, the greatest players do not intimidate or harangue you; instead, they use their encyclopaedic knowledge of the lawbook to make you question yourself. “Richie McCaw, contrary to what most people think, hardly spoke to referees during a match, but when he did, he knew his stuff. “He asked the right question at the right time, sewing a seed of doubt in a referee’s mind, so when he attempted the next turnover or counter-rucked at the next breakdown, his words were still lingering in your mind.” Barnes also praised British and Irish Lions skipper Sam Warburton for questioning the referee in the pivotal closing stages of the third test against the All Blacks in 2017. With the sides locked up at 15-15 with two minutes to play, Romain Poite originally awarded a penalty within kicking range for the All Blacks, before changing to a scrum. “Sam Warburton’s question to Romain Poite at the end of the final Lions Test in New Zealand not only showed perfect timing but also a captain who knew the laws of the game inside out,” Barnes wrote. The All Blacks failed to score from the attacking scrum and the eventual draw meant a tied series. In his autobiography Throwing the Book released last year, Barnes also tackled the issue of McCaw and the legality of some of his work around the breakdown. Despite playing 148 tests, McCaw was only sin-binned three times. The last was by Barnes himself. “One captain people imagine must have got up refs’ noses was All Blacks great Richie McCaw, because he was widely accused of being a serial cheat,” Barnes wrote. “The list of opposition coaches and players who called him a cheat was long and included France number eight Imanol Harinordoquy, who claimed that McCaw played the whole of the 2011 World Cup final offside. “But I always thought the argument that McCaw was allowed to get away with murder was lazy. If you look at the stats, McCaw gave away more penalties than most international back rows, so the argument that referees were keeping a proper eye on him doesn’t stand up. “Neither does the argument that he intimidated referees because he hardly spoke. “So, I’m sorry to disappoint you, but Richie McCaw was fine by me. A good skipper is a wily skipper, and McCaw was as wily as they come.”

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