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Published On: 11 Aug, 2017
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Events happen in everyone's life, and it's up to us if we use it to boost our rise or use to return to the shelf. Chance Perez belongs to an earlier category and used his early setbacks and break ups as his source of inspiration and climbed success step by step. Now one of the fan favorites Chance who is highly dubbed as Boy Band already loves his daughter and wants to win the competition to set up a college fund.
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Chance Perez had an incredible amount of passion for music and was also part of a band, called The Boy Band Project who covered the "'Give Me Love" of Ed Sheeran on 24th July 2014. But after the arrival of her daughter, he became a certified EMT to pursue a career as a firefighter to set up a college fund for her cute daughter.
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The singing sensation faced loads of family problem while growing up; he lost his father when he was just 8-year old. He considers his father to be his role model to pursue a musical career.
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He is the single father to a two-year old daughter Brooklyn and shares 50% custody with his ex-girlfriend. In spite of their split, he still holds a soft spot for his ex-girlfriend and has maintained a close relationship.
During the rehearsal, he suffered a shock break down and said that he took two months to accept the fact and try to do anything about it.
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Chance Perez took his breath on 10th November 1997 in California and currently ages 19. The singer possesses a tall height and has surprise love for tattoos and has the carved tattoos on his left chest and left arm. He has also maintained an excellent.
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Spey Resources Corp. Announces Board and Management Changes
Vancouver, British Columbia--(Newsfile Corp. - January 10, 2019) - Spey Resources Corp. (CSE: SPEY) ("Spey" or the "Company") is pleased to announce the appointment of Mr. David Thornley-Hall as President and Director of the Company.
David is a senior executive with 25 years of diversified experience in the mineral exploration, mining and finance industries. Previously David spent 8 years with Western Potash Corp., most recently as Executive Vice President and Corporate Secretary. He was a leading member of the Commercial Team at Western Potash Corp., responsible for securing over $110 Million in strategic equity investment in two separate transactions, initially with a Chinese State Owned Enterprise and subsequently with a Chinese Private Equity firm. Before entering the mining industry, David worked in the Canadian dollar bond market beginning as a broker on Bay Street and rising to the position of Managing Director of the Canadian business at Exco Shorcan in London England.
Marshall Farris, CEO stated, "I would like to welcome David as President of Spey Resources. We are in an exciting phase as we build out the management team of the Company. David brings extensive industry experience and significant contacts that will help to well position the Company with its focus on the current Standfast Wigwam project in addition to assessing external growth opportunities accretive to the business."
The Company has granted 240,000 incentive stock options to Mr. Thornley-Hall. The options are exercisable for a period of five years at an exercise price of $0.10 per common share. The incentive options were granted in accordance with the Company's stock option plan.
To accommodate David's addition to the Board, the Company has accepted the resignation of Ms. Tracy Mabone from her position as a Director. She will remain in the role of CFO of the Company. Marshall Farris stated "Tracy's substantial help and support to the board from inception have contributed to the successful creation and listing of Spey on the CSE and we thank her for these contributions."
On behalf of the Board of Directors of SPEY RESOURCES CORP.
"Marshall Farris"
Marshall Farris, Chief Executive Officer and Director
For additional information on the Company or its Project, please visit the Company's website: www.speyresources.ca or email: marshall@ascentafinance.com
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The Manmad Junction Railway Station is a Central Railway junction in India, serving the town of Manmad in the Nashik district of Maharashtra. It is one of the Central Railways' major stations, connecting Manmad with many major cities in the region, including Mumbai and Pune. Around 51 trains travel between the Mumbai and Manmad railway stations every week.

History
The first 21 miles of the rail ran from Bombay towards Manmad Junction railway station all the way to Thane station. The inaugural train pulled into Thane station from Bombay on April 16, 1853. The celebrations declared this a public holiday with garrison band firing of salutes. On May 1, 1854, the Bombay to Thane line of the Great Indian Peninsula Railway was extended to the Kalyan railway station. The Bhusawal Junction railway station was open for traffic in the mid-1860s, followed by the track extension to Khandwa in 1866 and to Nagpur in 1867, resulting in the construction of Manmad Junction railway station in 1866.
In 1890, the Nizam's Guaranteed State Railway began service on the 391 miles (629 km) from the city of Hyderabad to Manmad Junction.

Infrastructure
The Central Railway Engineering Workshop is in Manmad. Girder bridges are fabricated in the structural yard, in addition to other manufacturing activities taking place in the general yard and workshop.
Manmad is a transport hub for various industries making it predominantly a railway town. The largest grain storage warehouse in Asia, administered by the Food Corporation of India is also in Manmad. It is home to offices of petroleum companies like Bharat Petroleum, Hindustan Petroleum, and Indian Oil.

Development of the station
The railways in the Niphad-Manmad–Nandgaon sector were electrified and the locomotives (diesel and electromotive diesel) were converted to use electricity between the period 1968 and 1969. Manmad has an electric locomotive trip shed to supply and control the trains. Free high-speed Wi-Fi has been enabled since 2017. Manmad Junction Railway Station is among the top-100 most-booked stations within the Indian Railways system.

The Central Railway has plans for double line between Daund and Manmad.

Services
The following trains stop here:

Cstm Garibrath (02187)     Stop time 5 mins
Jbp Garibrath S (02188)    Stop time 5 mins
Hyb Aii Special (07020)    Stop time 20 mins

Connections

Airports
Gandhinagar Airport is  away from the station. The Chatrapati Shivaji Airport in Mumbai is  from Manmad Junction.

Ground
The station is about  from Manmad Bus Stand and  from Shirdi.

More than 50 trains a week connect Mumbai CST to Manmad, depending on the weather.

Nearby landmarks
The distance to Ankai Fort is  while to Tankai Fort is  from the junction. These forts are popular among hikers. The ancient temple of Agastya Rishi is located on the outskirts of the city.

References

External links

Railway stations in Nashik district
Railway junction stations in Maharashtra
Bhusawal railway division
Railway stations opened in 1866
1866 establishments in India
Transport in Manmad
Nizam's Guaranteed State Railway

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Latest reply by Vernon L. March 02, 2016 19:16
Dread and terror personified—in a good way.
THE S8
I love the car bodies of Lamborghini vehicles.
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Yep, look a lot like a baby Aventador, (in all of that camo) which is quite a good thing. Can't wait to see it naked.
Unfortunately, according to this Autoblog report, the manual transmission will be shown the door. According to the article, only 1% to 2% of Lamborghini's are produced with a manual transmission.
While this is very sad, I see why they don't see a point in producing a car with a manual if they are only going to sell a handfull worldwide per year.
A moment of silence for Lamborghini's gated shifter and third pedal. You will be sorely missed by car enthusiasts who give a crap about driving excitement.
It's ok, most of those people drive GTIs or Subies or Civics (or Mazdas).
Amen, brotha!
I could not blame them if the take rate is that low--makes absolutely no sense to put the cash into it. Those who buy these cars care if they lose .4 seconds of their 0-60 time, and I doubt really care about actually "driving" the car. This is sad.
I've never understood this whole Manual argument. Dual Clutch automated manual transmissions are the way of the future, much more efficient, and just downright amazing in their operation.
You'd have to be absolutely Masochistic to choose a Manual Lamborghini/Ferrari over a dualclutch..especially when you're paying for cars that represent the best in technological achievement in the car world. Not to mention it makes no sense for these companies to offer a manual when these companies represent what I just outlined above. Completely contradictory to their goal as the ultimate machines.
But if people wanna hold onto a fast approaching 'By-gone' era then go for it
You can't win a manual vs. dual clutch argument based on performance. Dual clutches will, on any day of the week, beat a manual around a track, so I'm not even going to go there.
But a manual is by far more involving. People will argue that "hey, dual clutch is a manual," but it's not. You can shift it manually, but then again, almost EVERY automatic sold today *can* be shifted manually. ANY transmission that has an AUTOMATIC mode is not a manual.
In today's world, people buy manuals for the fun and involvement. I won't ever buy a Porsche with a PDK, because I don't race cars competitively and would want the involvement the manual brings.
ForeverMachine
I don't understand how you can't understand the value of a manual. You get to be more involved with extracting performance from your performance vehicle and you can try and get better at it every single time you drive it. It keeps the experience fun and fresh. Who cares if a dual clutch can shift faster unless you are competitively racing? If you don't care about your level of involvement with a car then I can't relate to what you value in vehicles.
Every time I drive my car hard I try to get my upshifts and rev-matched downshifts to be faster and more accurate. Letting a computer do it would remove my favorite aspect of driving.
Jeff A.
Driving is not all about acceleration numbers and stats. It's about being involved in the process, being part of the machine. For me, nothing keeps me connected to my car better than a manual transmission. You just never have the same level of control with an automated gearbox.
Doc B
I miss the intimate connection to the machine that comes from starting it with a manual crank. Starter motors just seem like cheating.
You might be the only one who remembers that
Although I do agree with you here, as everyone else said manuals are more involved. Not only do you control the steering, brakes and throttle, you also control the shifting and THAT is where the fun really begins. Plus, manual trannies tend to be more forgiving when abused in a lot of cases that I have heard. I can't drive stick but I would love, love, love to operate one one day. Especially in a Ferrari, Lambo , or porsche.
you're just being facetious
tankton
Just as important, the CEO of lamborgini has already stated, in the last 3 years, not a single manual has been ordered. He also stated if one was ordered, it would have to pass his desk, first, as it would likely be a mistake (like the 1 and only 1 Lexus IS manual ordered (US market) in the last model year they were offered).
Slaxl
my friend my friend, there is nothing absolutely nothing that can rival the feeling of a man being linked to his machine and a manual transmission does that
Stefan T
Aventador is still my favourite Lambo of all time. Could this one top it?
Wooooo, looks really sick.
Mike Steeves
Oooh, I can't wait to own one of these!!
. . . in 1/18th scale
I am sure it will be readily available for your X-Box, as well. At least when you crash it, it will not cost you 50K for repairs.
powerball please
I can't think of another car brand which replaces their model names with each succession. Yes, there are those who do so to erase bad cars from people's memories (Chrysler's change from Sebring to 200 -- even though the name wasn't bad but the cars were shameful), but with Lamborghini, they want to send a message that it's an all-new (different) car.
Kudos to them and I'm sure whatever they end up calling it will be bold, expensive and, of course, fast.
That is a good point. It clearly works Lambo, but it would be a terrible idea for Porsche.
Xerophite
I foresee a shortened wheelbase Aventador shaping up here. In both coupe and roadster form. And is the SLS really a competitor? I just feel like it's creation was based in sliding sideways. I don't really see the direct comparison to the SLS, but I get the others. This is bound to be a fantastic car.
Peter Barosso
even the diablo was better looking. this one is just ....meh
DCOE
We can't see a square inch of the actual body..
but you can see proportion, glass, and rough shapes. what you don't see are the finer details, and what I can see suggests a cool profile wedge shape and rear glass louvres, but not a lot of real design finesse
What do I care? Until I win one of these Mega Power Ball jackpots I have no right to comment on the beauty/ugliness of a car I will never own.
Well we have the right to comment. It is just that our comments has no influence on the car or its sales.
This is one mean looking machine; and I actually think it's more exotic looking than the Gallardo judging by the overall shape (relatively speaking of course). I only hope that they lose the Audi interior of the current car and use a unique design.
Wow...no manual available. Yeah, yeah.....I understand that it's all about 0-60 bragging rights and whose DCT can shift micro-seconds quicker than whose, but where is the thrill in stomping your foot and steering? Where is the driver involvement, that elemental connection between man and machine? Where is the soul?
Its gone. I blame the GT-R, crazy fast, but little to no soul. Everyone seems to be following their lead.
Those who buys these apparently are only looking for bragging rights, rather than experiencing this beautiful car---what a waste.
Pat nailed it. The typical buyer of a Ferrari, Lamborghini, or McLaren does not care about the experience, just performance bragging rights.
If more of us regular people could afford Lamborghini's, a manual would still be available. If you go to areas of the world where exotic cars are the norm, you will probably not see a manual among them. I live in NC, and don't see many Ferrari's or Lambo's. However, of the four F430 Coupes I have seen, two were definitely manuals. There is a black Gallardo running around the area with a manual as well.
Swedishiron
If the the "thrill" is about shifting a manual - why not just buy a base model economy car with a stick ? There is plenty of joy from steering a well handling machine through high g turns and accelerating with the shove an atlas rocket.
Technology and money is what happened. Technology wise because Ferrari and Lambo put a LOT of technology in their cars and it does make sense to do the same with the transmission. There is only so much you can do to a 3 pedal gear box before it becomes an automatic. Money wise because people were not buying these cars with stick shifts as much so Lambo considered it a waste to put money into them.
But you can't compete against yourself to reduce your times, and thereby making yourself a better driver, when the computer is making all the shifting decisions for you. And yeah, driving a manual economy car can be a blast.
Others here will vilify you, but for what it's worth I agree with you. I see no reason to be more purist than Formula One. It's not that the "Save the Manuals" advocates are wrong. But I think there should be room here for more than one view of what makes for a fun driving experience.
Articulated J.
Doc - that's true that there should be room for more than one view. "Save the Manuals" advocates are upset because one of those views is getting eliminated. We have no problem with DCTs being available.
Jose Michael Cano
Indeed. Id thumb this up 20+ times if i could.
Spoken like a true like an x-box pilot (with all the driver aids turned on). This is why we cant have anything nice. The next generation will be the final nail in the coffin. I weep for cultures sake.
Yes, a manua gear boxl is more fun in a base economy car too, sometimes making it better than just a shitbox econo car in some cases, the same way it provides a passionate driving experience in higher power, better handling sports cars. It's not so much how the manual provides a much better experience, it's that without it, you lose much of the experience. The only place this isn't true is with electric power.
Aren't we all sick of the whole "manual gearboxes are better because they offer the driver more engagement" crap? I knew people that were genius with tweaking carburetors but I don't hear an outcry "to save the carbs". Are there cars that I would rather have with a stick? Yes. Is a car that isn't available with a stick rubbish? Not necessarily. Lambos no longer offer a manual. Ferraris are no longer available with a manual. Move past it.
Maximum Sarge
It's the sole province of the BR-Z twins, the Miata, the Mustang, and other 'working class' cars. If you must, though, you can still get a 911 C2S with a manual, but not for long. I don't think Ferrari is offering a manual anymore either?
Any car as capable as this new Lamborghini,or any of its contemporaries is going to truly be at home on a racetrack. If you haven't, I'd recommend taking a car with a good dual clutch hard around a track. If you drive something like a new Ferrari, or Porsche or in my case an SLS AMG, the immediacy of the brakes and steering input combined with the instant shifts gives the car an almost telepathic feel. Everything is still happening when you want it to, and how you want it to, but it lets you take full advantage of it, grab it by the scruff of the neck, and use that epic performance to it's full potential. I do absolutely agree, manuals are more fun on the street, but these cars are track-bred, and when on a track, they just work.
Buy an MX-5 and be done with it.
DJ Roomba
Come now.... Are you seriously saying that because the MP4-12C doesn't have a manual trans, anyone who owns it isn't interested in driving excitement? These are thoroughbreds after all, not SUVs...
I say to each their own.
BranMM
I think the 550 Maranello was the last Ferrari with a manual box.
RaceBoy
...said every slow old man ever during my 3 years as an instructor with a famous NorCal driving school. If you need to shift gears to have fun driving, you're doing it wrong. Maybe they should bring back the crank start too?
Yep, and because you went to NorCal driving school, you are better at driving than anyone else here and we don't know what we are talking about.
The California was the last Ferrari technically available with three pedals. It was dropped for the 2012 or 2013 model year though. I read in DuPont Registry that, out of about 8,000 California's sold worldwide, two were sold with manuals, so clearly there was basically no point in offering it.
I didn't say that. I said that the typical buyer of such a car uses it more as a status symbol - therefore prioritizing 0-60 times - over a drivers car. But just like with the Corolla, there are acceptions, and there are a number of owners who would probably prefer to have it with a manual.
A typical buyer just simply may not know how to drive a manual more often due to many factors, and an automatic has always been associated with options of the wealthy. But in the case of supercars, part of the excitement is supposed to come from the quick shifts, and F1 racing style shifting experience. That's all related to status and dreams of skill, but either way they are symbols of status whether or not that is the intent of purchase.
A giant hood ornament may be a flying lady, a representation of the spirit of ecstasy, a way to immortalize a love affair, a tribute to a woman, a symbol of luxury, or just one big middle finger to those driving hard-riding sticks for a living. Either way, it's a status symbol.
I didn't "go there", I instructed there! Or did you think I bought the 3 year school? Yeah, 2 national karting championships, 1 SCCA national championship, and and a top 3 finish in the thoughest European karting championship, FF1600 wins in the states and Europe. What do I know? Certainly not as much as a bunch of seasoned couch pilots and auto journos who spent $80K on English degrees, but were some of the worst driving students I have ever had.
...said this dude in comments to 32 previous articles.
No one was convinced or impressed the first 32 times; why would you bother trying again?
brenro
Lambos are all starting to look the same to me, not that they're ever going to be on my shopping list.
You are aware they really only make two models right (Gallardo and Aventador), and they look very, very different. The Urus will likely shake it up for you though.
Admiral Ballsy
I agree. Post-Countach, there's only so many variations on a wedge.
Veneno excepted.
PADG
I think you're totally right about the homogeneity of their design. But I do think it is intentional, and the buyers like the rakish shape. Did you by chance see the episode of CBS' 60 Minutes where they toured the factory and drove a few cars? Wasn't bad...pretty interesting.
Scott Pelley spoke to a design exec who 'summarized', so to speak, the essence of modern Lamborghini exterior design. It mainly came down to one line, the proper rake of which generates that overall "wedge" shape. I guess the Countach started this trend? The Miura is quite different.
Pelley took a Gallardo around the circuit d'Imola and the test driver sitting alongside (not Balboni) looked so nervous. He kept saying "brake", "brake more!", lol
Charlie Michelin
I am going to miss the current gen Gallardo LP 550/60/7. Even after ten years it still looks amazing, at least on the outside.
My son drives a Gallardo almost every day. His, unfortunately, only has two gears. I will say, however, that it is MANUAL, so we are making our contribution. I fear riding this will be my only experience with this car........his, however, is made in China.
There's something I don't understand about Lamborghini.
The Aventador is an ultra-modern, mid-engine supercar that can accelerate to 60 mph in less than 3 seconds and hit well over 200 mph. It has styling reminiscent of an F-22, four-wheel-drive, and an ultra-quick paddle shift gearbox.
The outgoing Gallardo is a ultra-modern mid-engine supercar that can accelerate to 60 mph in about 3 seconds and hit well over 200 mph. It has styling reminiscent of an F-22, four-wheel-drive, and an ultra-quick paddle shift gearbox.
The Deimos is going to be a ultra-modern mid-engine supercar that will likely be able to accelerate to 60 in less than 3 seconds and hit well over 200 mph. It will likely be styled much like an F-22, have four-wheel-drive, and have an ultra-quick paddle shift gearbox.
Now, don't get me wrong; I LOVE Lamborghinis. The Aventador is just about the coolest car I've seen on the road to date. But...their line seems to overlap just a little bit...
When I drove a Gallardo the transmission shifts did about snap my neck, but even though it was uncomfortable it seemed to be part of the raw character of a Lamborghini. Interesting to see that might be updated in the new car.
Ingolstadt number plates. Let's you know who's running the ship.
Love the look. The back looks a little weird to me but since its still camouflaged I will have to wait until the car if fully revealed. It looks like this one will also have traditional opening doors. Nice. Sad to see there will, seemingly, be no manual offered.
A curvier Lambo, I like it! It's as though they took all the sharp angles and creases of from the last 30 years and softened them in a good way while keeping the lambo shape and proportions.
Bait83
Can't be sure it's a Lambo yet. Yes, it is wedge shapped but it isn't neon orange or lime green so there is still some room for doubt.
Also the number of scoops and vents i curiously low.
Wrencher86
Honestly, if I was going to buy one of these (or any Lambo) I wouldn't get the manual either. I love a manual transmission in an economy car. I really like a manual in a muscle car or a sports car. But these high/fast revving exotics just seem like they would be sensory overload even with the automatic. Throw trying to hit a shift point in there and you've got a recipe for some broken car. I think an automatic would actually make this car more fun because then you can really focus on just how fast everything else is happening.
Arvin Shahnazi
Am I the only one who thinks it looks like a Noble M600? I know its in camo but damn
Another Automatic to park at the Burj Dubai...ZZZzzzzz
Alexander Dewitt
Three degrees of association: Deimos to Demon to Diablo. Too similar naming scheme by the big shots at the Lambo grammar association.
Engines&souls
Lambo dropping the manual is not as surprising as the Porsche GT3 dropping the manual.
realraydog
Ahhh... If I only had a spare $200k laying around.
I am with the "Save the Manuals" comments below. The "other" popular car mag just produced their "Driver's Car" article, and it was something along the lines of 90%+ of the top cars around Laguna Seca were 6MT! Go figure.
Us lazy Americans. It's funny too, when I drive people around in my car ('09 Subie Outback / 5MT, don't everyone get too jealous) and everyone (and I mean everyone) comments on how they miss their sticks.
Rubixified
This car looks amazing. Miles beyond what the Gallardo was/is.
However I hope I am not the only one here who thinks this. But a 600hp 5.2L V10 makes the the 690hp 6.5 V12 seem (dare I say it out loud.....) underpowered?
Ali G.
This car is designed for the streets of Dubai, and coincidentally for other markets.
The take rate for manuals in places like Dubai mirrors Lamborghini's findings.
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GALLERY 46 has announced the debut solo exhibition of American artist Emma Elizabeth Tillman.
Entitled Disco Ball Soul, the show is comprised of more than 90 small-scale collages created over a ten-year period. The collages are constructed from photographs taken by Tillman and feature fragments from her personal diaries written in ink onto masking tape. The presentation also includes fourteen large-scale photographs.
Tillman began this body of work in 2007 whilst visiting her then-boyfriend Rick, who lived in a crumbling adobe house in the majestic desolation of the Arizona desert. When the couple temporarily moved to France, the camera and the diary came along, aiding Tillman in her quest to capture time and gain repeated access to the past.
Living in a cottage in rural Brittany, with no running water or electricity and only a fireplace for heat, she meticulously recorded her experiences on camera and in her diaries. From this period, Tillman's recollections include stealing potatoes and beetroot from the local fields, scavenging for firewood on the beach and attempting to maintain her then-relationship amidst the challenges of language, isolation, weather and limited financial resources. From Arizona and France came a road trip to Spain in an ailing Peugeot coupe and later a solo trip to Iceland.
With each entry in her diary, Tillman was able to save the memory, to mark the passing of time and make sense of her thoughts. By living each day twice, first through its experience and then by photographing and writing it down, Tillman sought to create her own world – one that varied from the one outside her mind. The title of the exhibition, Disco Ball Soul, refers to Tillman's ability to hide herself behind the images, allowing the stories and experiences she depicts to be reflected outwards.
Tillman's creative output intensified in 2011 when she met her husband, Josh. From nearly their first meeting she brought her camera and began documenting their life together as it took shape. From early days at his house in Los Angeles, mushroom trips in the Joshua Tree desert and across the world from Norway to Mexico, Tillman has traveled with Josh and recorded nearly every day the couple has spent together since.
The need to arrest time and hold it still is a key thread throughout Tillman's work. Memory and mystery play an important role, allowing the moment fixed in film to resonate far beyond its initial occurrence. For Tillman, the creation of the work itself – shooting on film, writing a diary by hand, printing photographs and making collages on paper – each is an act of defiance of convenience and ease. The works are labour intensive and the results are not immediate; they unfurl only gradually to the viewer, inviting them to immerse themselves inside Tillman's world.
200 limited-edition signed copies of Disco Ball Soul published by Dilettante Paper will be available for purchase at the gallery.


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We are inviting feedback on the proposed changes by 5 pm on 9 January 2023. Please send your feedback to sandi@ifso.nz.
Consultation documents with proposed changes
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Tables of changes: Terms of Reference
Marked up changes: Constitution
Marked up changes: Terms of Reference
the last independent public review document with recommendations for change
the MBIE Discussion Paper "Review of the Approved Financial Dispute Resolution Scheme Rules", April 2021
the Regulatory Impact Statement: Establishing Consistent Jurisdictional Rules for Approved Dispute Resolution Schemes
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31 January 2023 Deadline for feedback on consultation documents
February 2023 Summary of feedback and revised consultation documents released
February 2023 Consultation meetings to be held in Auckland, Wellington and Christchurch
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31 March 2023 Revised TOR and Constitution come into effect.


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He graduated from high school in 1969, eventually attending the Ohio University School of Music. While a student there, he was the keyboard player for a rock group, had his first television exposure, and learned to be disciplined about practicing piano, theory and composition. Music had become the center of his life and he knew that it would be the focus of his future.
While at Ohio University, he also met a teacher that would become the biggest influence on his music career. The teacher was Hamza El Din, who offered a class in the music of Africa. Hamza had immigrated to the US from Sudan, and became a traveling professor at several Universities in the US and Japan, teaching Ethnomusicology (the study of World Music). Hamza was just as impressed with Scott, as Scott was with him. Hamza recommended that Scott travel out west to study Ethnomusicology at the University of Washington. Off he went and then spent the next two years at Washington learning the music of Thailand, Sudan, Korea, China, Romania and Ecuador. And his new love of World Music would also send him on a three month long research trip to the Andes Mountains of Ecuador. He would hike up into the mountains to record the villagers that played ancient music on the Hoja. The Hoja is a leaf from a fruit tree that is blown into by curling it a certain way. It sounds like a reed or brass instrument.
In 1978, Scott made a recording to document his many musical influences. It was called "Still Moments." He originally made this recording as a gift for friends and family, but unexpectedly and surprisingly, it received a lot of radio exposure in Seattle, Los Angeles and other prominent west coast cities. Later that same year, the founders of the Windham Hill record label, Will Ackerman and Alex De Grassi, gave a concert at the University of Washington. Scott was also asked to perform. Ackerman and De Grassi saw Scott's uniqueness and talent and suggested that when they got their label up and running, he might consider recording an album with them. In fact, Scott signed onto the Windham Hill label the same day as Michael Hedges and they both joined George Winston who was just new to the label himself.
Then, in 1983, Scott released "Spirals," with blues, Latin and jazz influences. "Islands" came out in 1984 and made it to #1 on the JAZZ National airplay list. It was also used as the music for David and Albert Maysles documentary film "Islands." The film was about Christo's (and Jeanne-Claude's) 1983 public art exhibition "Surrounded Islands" for which they completely covered eleven scrub pine islands in Biscayne Bay, Florida, with 6.5 million square feet of bright pink fabric.
In 1986, Eugene Friesen joined Scott on "Reunion." Not only did this album also soar to the top of the charts, but the track "Shepherds' Song," was used in the movie Chocolate War; and another track "Gwenlaise" went on to be so popular that it has been included on dozens of music sampler collections released by Windham Hill, BMG and Sony.
In 1987, some of New York's finest musicians joined Scott on "She Describes Infinity." Then, in 1989, Scott released "Switchback" which soared to #4 on the New Horizons Pick of the Year and made #1 on the Billboard charts. He became a popular artist in the concert circuits and by the end of 1989, he had sold out shows in Germany, England, Japan and Chile.
Right at the time that Scott was at the top of his career, with extensive radio play, glowing reviews and just as he was about to embark on a forty city world tour, he was struck by a car while crossing Wilshire Blvd. in Los Angeles. Fortunately, he was near UCLA Medical Center and went right into surgery. He had a severe traumatic brain injury. It was life threatening, required months of hospitalization, and several more months of intensive rehabilitation. It would take another couple of years for him to work through the memory loss which had even effected his recollection of some of his own compositions. With much love and support from family, friends and fans, Scott amazed his neurologist with a miraculous recovery.
Returning to the studio was an important step in his healing process. In fact, just eighteen months after the accident, Scott began writing new music and collaborating on a nature video about Mt. Rainer with the acclaimed producer Peter Roberts. Not long after, Scott, with Van Manakas at his side, was again touring — this time Spain, Alaska and Hawaii. And then, in 1992, "Stained Glass Memories" was released. For Scott, it a was a joyous celebration of recovery and powerful evidence that he had regained mastery of his musical language.
In the year 2000, Scott was honored with Ohio University's Achievement in Music Award. It is given once a year to someone who has made outstanding contributions to music.
Also in 2010, the world's largest printed music publisher, Hal Leonard, put out a "Piano Solos for All Occasions Songbook." Scott's composition, "Purple Mountain" was included in this book. And he is in good company, since this book also included artists such as John Lennon, Beethoven, and Duke Ellington.
Nowadays, Scott spends most of his time composing, recording, performing, and kayaking, as well as giving lessons, (yes, he loves to have a few piano students). Also, in 2012, Scott went in a very different direction and released "Jazz, Boogie, and Deja Blues," a superb, pure piano jazz, "jam session" album that is uptempo, upbeat, and way up on the "fun" scale.
With his background in classical music, blues, and jazz, and by incorporating elements of ethnic music from various cultures, Scott Cossu has unquestionably developed a truly distinctive, innovative, articulate, intelligent, and energized musical style.
For the great impressionist painters (Monet, Renoir), their subject matter was typically "simple landscapes" en plein air (outdoors), using a basic palette of colors, and with an emphasis on depiction of light and its changing qualities. This effect was achieved using short and darting brush strokes and freely merged contrasting colors – so that the overall "impression" would take precedence over lines, contours, and details. In a similar way, Scott Cossu's music creates simple sonic landscapes built around straightforward but innovative melodies, using a palette of contrasting instruments (e.g., keyboards, piano, guitar, flute) — often adding short, darting and seemingly improvised musical phrases — and with an emphasis on the implied impression, atmosphere, movement, and mood, rather than the mundane details of the soundscape.
On Scott's most recent album, "Safe In Your Arms," he has re-recorded seven of the most-requested pieces from his Windham Hill years, and added five new songs. The new works have the same "keyboard led," acoustic supported, jazzy, improvisational, unpredictable, and at times mildly "chaotic" qualities that have become Scott's signature sound. In sum, the album demonstrates that Scott is indeed an outstanding artist with a superbly honed sense of composition.
The album begins fittingly with the title track, a new work, which is well-crafted, moderate in tempo, and with a simple, but nonetheless memorable and catchy melody. Scott's keyboard is magnificently supported by Manakas' occasional electric guitar riffs, Scott's own improvised acoustic piano phrases, Lindquist's flute, and other electronic accents. With its overall "impression" of tenderness, it is easily one of our favorite tracks on the album.
One of the seven re-recorded tracks from Scott's Windham Hill Days, "Angel Steps" is a keyboard and flute driven "lullaby" with noticeable improvisational jazz influences, light support by acoustic guitar, and masterful instrumental layering, creating a light, airy atmosphere. Again, the melody is fairly straightforward, but nevertheless clever and memorable.
"Fawn," originally from Scott's "Islands" album, is a slightly more up-tempo, flowing, and occasionally improvisational jazz influenced work, with a sweet melody, and exceptional layering of the instrumentation. Occasionally, some of the instrumental components (guitar, flute, acoustic piano) quite cleverly break off and go in a slightly different direction, only to rejoin with the main melody later on. With its quite beautiful "mood" of gentleness and playfulness, and its mildly unpredictable qualities, "Fawn" is another of our particular favorites.
"Little Sunshine Girl," another of Scott's new works, features exquisite acoustic guitar contributions by Manakas in support of keyboards, piano and flute. Also with a simple, keyboard driven melody, this track does a exceptional job utilizing the simple palette of contrasting instrumental voices – as each moves to the front to have their short say, only to recede into the background as another voice steps forward to speak.
"Purple Mountain," which originally appeared on Scott's "Wind Dance" album nearly 35 years ago, is a bit more down tempo, and leaves a more reflective, emotional, and melancholy impression. In a manner similar to "Little Sunshine Girl," it strikes just the right balance between "melodic" predictability, and the mild chaos of improvisation. Occasional spirited guitar accents from Manakas and short fluttering flute riffs are nicely integrated into an overall outstanding work. This is another of our favorites.
Another of Scott's new songs, "Sweet Pea Lullaby," has a strong piano opening, a beautiful keyboard driven melody, an outstanding blending of instrumentation (acoustic guitar and piano), and creates an overall impression of peacefulness and contentment. It is easily one of strongest overall tracks on the album and it is certainly our most favorite of the new works.
"Gwenlaise," which was originally recorded in 1986, is re-crafted and re-recorded on this album as a magnificent trio for piano, guitar, and flute. It easily recaptures the magic of the original version — the magic that has made it Scott's most well known work and definite New Age Classic – and one of our all time favorite pieces of music. With its powerful layered flute opening, distinctive and unforgettable melody, and superb integration of various instrumental voices, it easily stands out as the single best work on the album.
"A Child's Eyes," from the 1989 album "Switchback," has a gentle, rolling quality, with various instruments occasionally serving as the lead voice, and with some particularly interesting and attention getting harmonica and guitar riffs by Croarkin and Manakas, respectively. Somewhat less melodic than other tracks on the album, and with more interweaving of instrumentation, it nonetheless achieves a decidedly "haunting" atmosphere that catches your attention and holds it.
Another of our particular favorites is "Christo's Theme" originally from the "She Describes Infinity" album. It is probably the most melodic work on the album, with an especially strong opening, and much less improvisational qualities. It is also a particularly good example of Scott's use of varied instrumental voices making short, seemingly improvised, clever, and perfectly placed expressive contributions that together suggest and build toward the overall impression left by music.


How I Go digital guitar tab. Contains printable guitar tab plus an interactive, downloadable digital guitar tab file.
I could tell you the wildest of tales, my friend the giant and traveling sales, tell you all the times that I failed, the years all behind me, the stories exhaled.
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Closing ceremony of Int'l Children's Film Festival held Tehran
34th International Film Festival for Children and Youth in different sections were announced during a ceremony held on Wednesday (Oct 13) in the hall of Abbas Kiarostami, Farabi Cinema Foundation with Behrouz Neshan's "Sea Boys" winning the top prize for best film and Hossein Rigi winning for best director for "Lipar".
The event was attended by several high-ranking Iranian cinema officials including the manager of the Cinema Organization of Iran (COI) Mohammad Khazaei.
In the meantime, Qasemzadeh, Isfahan mayor, in a video message said: "This festival is very important and citizens expect the festival not to be wrapped up in a week and everyone to be able to enjoy this cinematic even throughout the year."
Addressing the same gathering, the director of the festival, Alireza Tabesh, thanked all the organizers of this international cinematic event including the artists, judges of the festival, owners of works, director of the country's cinema organization, deputies, and directors of the cinema organization, spokesman of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, director-general of public diplomacy, director-general Organization of Islamic Culture and Communication, ambassadors and representatives of foreign countries.
Tabesh continued: "I thank God Almighty for making it possible for me to stand here now and speak to you as the secretary of the festival at the closing ceremony of the event. It is up to the audience and the experts to determine how successful we have been in doing this
The secretary of the festival continued: The story of the festival, and the story of the big tree of Iranian children and adolescent cinema, is much longer than the life of the management of managers and policymakers in the field of culture. By watering and pruning this large tree, they try to make it more beautiful and pave the way for its growth; but everyone, including me and my colleagues, knows that the vast roots of this large tree are related to the heart of Iranian culture and feed on the cultural heritage of Iran and Islam, which is several thousand years old; Such an entrenched institution would have survived both before our managerial life and will continue to grow and prosper after us. I hope that the fruits of this noble lineage will be brighter, more memorable, and more successful in the years to come than all the honors and achievements of these years, the task of protecting which weighed on us."
The festival was held in collaboration with the Iranian Cinema Organization, Farabi Cinematic Foundation, and Isfahan Municipality.
October 15, 2021 October 16, 2021 by Operator
Winners of the 34th International Film Festival for Children and Youth announced


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Wild Call
by Martyn Murray
30 colour photos, 4 maps
Martyn Murray was finding modern life, with all its restrictions and controls, suffocating. Following years of soul-searching, his father's death triggered him into opening the old logbooks and charts to retrace the sailing trips they had once shared together. He determined to revisit those waters and bring home the freedom of the seas.
Falling in love with an old ketch in Ireland, he bought and restored her enough to sail back to Scotland. Over the next two summers he cruised Scotland's Western Isles, with one goal: to reach St Kilda – the remotest part of the British Isles, 40 miles from the Outer Hebrides.
During his cruising he considered the islanders and their sense of freedom – often restricted by absentee landlords and officialdom. He riled against bureaucracy and commercial enterprise restricting the yachtsman's ability to roam free.
For parts of his journey he was joined by the beguiling Kyla; a rare, independent spirit who both excited and frustrated Martyn. But much of Martyn's voyaging was undertaken alone, encountering a variety of places, situations and characters along the way.
He attempted his long-awaited sail out to St Kilda through the teeth of a storm, believing that achieving this feat would bring him the freedom and clarity that he craved.What he came up against was far more testing and turbulent than the tides and gales of the North Atlantic.
As he sailed back to the mainland things fell into place: a sense of achievement in completing the arduous voyage alone, but – most of all – an understanding of who he is, clarity on his relationship with Kyla and a real sense of his own freedom.
"… wonderfully heart-warming tale, looking at the bonds of family and freedom of adventure… This book is truly a treat for anyone who loves sailing, Scotland, or just a good story. Highly recommended." Sailing Today
"Grand tale……. really enjoyed it!" Tom Cunliffe
"Thought-provoking account of one man's Scottish cruise north towards St Kilda and much more." Classic Boat
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Dilip Donde
Lijia Xu
In Bed with the Atlantic
Kitiara Pascoe
Sailing Around Britain
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The Long Eaton Invaders head up the M1 to Sheffield tomorrow night to face the Tiger Cubs in the reverse fixture of last Saturdays clash at Leicester and judging by the strength of the team they have put together they are determined to make amends for letting the league points escape at their home track.
Layne Cupitt is fast becoming a permanent second-half fixture here at Owlerton, this time wearing the Invaders race jacket, and leads an experienced team of MDL top-performers including Lee Geary and our old friend Tom Woolley, alongside rookie Rob Parker.
With Ben Holloway unavailable due to work commitments, the Cubs have drafted in Adam Kirby who did an excellent job when guesting for us at Coventry earlier in the season. He joins regular Cubs Sean, Alex and Dan, and all of them will need to make the most of home track advantage if we hope to repel those Invaders.


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Show-stopping peafowl, pygmy-tyrants, babblers, flowerpeckers and sapphires are the pick of the wild bird photographs from this week! Go to the new Wild Bird Trust website to learn more about our research and conservation projects in Africa. Please consider making a contribution to the Wild Bird Trust to help us stimulate positive change for wild birds in 2014!
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We are very proud to bring the wonder and vibrance of birds in the wild direct to you every week. Hundreds of amazingly skilled wild bird photographers go out everyday after work, between meetings, on holiday, on the weekend, during retirement, anytime they can get out to photograph our planet's beautiful birdlife. Some of the most stunning birds, like the crested barbet in this edition, have found homes in our cities and delight millions of people around the world at bird feeders and watering points. Pick up your camera, open your heart, and join the Wild Bird Revolution today!!
Your wild bird photographs can now be submitted at: www.wildbirdtrust.com/top25 Include #greatnature #wildbird when posting new photos!
Indian peafowls are the national bird of India and are distributed across the subcontinent. Feral populations are distributed across the world with the European population thought to be introduced by "Alexander the Great". (Sangram Vilas Govardhane)
Eared pygmy-tyrants are found in the subtropical or tropical moist lowland forests and heavily degraded former forest of Argentina, Brazil and Paraguay. (Carlos Henrique)
Ruddy shelducks are disitributed on waterbodies across SE Europe and central Asia all the way to SE Asia with most wintering in the Indian Subcontinent. (Bhavya Joshi)
Southern grey shrike are distributed across S Europe and N Africa. (Jignesh Minaxi Patel)
Black-eared shrike babblers are found in the subtropical or tropical moist montane forests of Bhutan, China, India, Laos, Malaysia, Myanmar, Nepal, Thailand, and Vietnam. (Amit Rane)
Red-billed leiothrixes are found in India, Bhutan, Nepal, Burma and Tibet. They are common in captivity in Japan and have established several feral populations giving the mpression that they are indigenous to the islands. (Amit Rane)
Common hoopoes have a wide distribution across Africa and Asia where several subspecies are recognised, all with the characteristic fanned out crest. (Ashish Inamdar)
Coppersmith barbets are found predominantly on the Indian SubContinent and parts of SE Asia, where they are known for their metronomic call that mimics the action of a coppersmith beating metal. (Bhavik Thaker)
Thick-billed flowerpeckers have a wide distribution across tropical S Asia from India all the way E to Indonesia and Timor. (Ashish Inamdar)
Rufous treepies have a distribution centred on the Indian Subcontinent and parts of SE Asia. (Balaji Pg)
Nanday parakeets are resident breeders in the Pantanal from SE Bolivia to SW Brazil, central Paraguay and N Argentina. (Wild Pantanal Eco Tours)
Greater coucals are found from the Indus Valley through the sub-Himalayan and Gangetic plains to Nepal, Assam and the Bhutan foothills into S China. (Valentine Fernandez)
Indian coursers are found across S Asia (restricted to mainland) and prefer the dry, open semi-desert habitat associated with the Ganges and Indus Rivers. (Suresh Kumar Rathod)
The little-known blue-throated or blue-cheeked barbet is distributed across the Indian Subcontinent and SE Asia. (Shishir Saksena)
Purple grenadiers are a common sighting in Ethiopia, Kenya, Somalia, Sudan, Tanzania and Uganda. (Raj Dhage Wai)
Ocellated turkeys have a restricted range on the Yucatán Peninsula in Mexico, including Quintana Roo, Campeche, Yucatán, Tabasco, and Chiapas, as well as the N parts of Belize and Guatemala. (Owen Deutsch / owendeutsch.com)
Snowy owls breed across the Arctic tundra of N Alaska, Canada, and Eurasia, wintering in Canada and N Eurasia. (Michael Snow)
Lichtenstein's sandgrouse are found across Africa (Algeria, Chad, Djibouti, Egypt, Eritrea, Ethiopia, Libya, Mali, Mauritania, Morocco, Niger, Senegal, Somalia, Sudan and Uganda) and Asia (Asia it is also found in Iran, Iraq, Jordan, Oman, Pakistan, Palestine, Saudi Arabia, Israel, the United Arab Emirates and Yemen). (Markus Lilje / www.rockjumperbirding.com)
Golden eagles are distributed across most of the northern hemisphere from Siberia to W Europe and North America. (Lennart Hessel / www.lensman.se)
Black-winged kites (or black-shouldered kites as they are known in Africa) are best known for the ability to hover over hunting grounds like the much smaller kestrels. (Krzysztof Olejniczak)
Saw-whet owls are a small owl indigenous to the coniferous forests of North America, (Joshua McCullough)
Spotted owlets are well adapted to living in urban and peri-urban environments across tropical Asia from India to SE Asia. (Jishnu Satheesh Babu)
Golden-tailed sapphires prefer the subtropical or tropical moist lowland, montane and heavily degraded former forests in Bolivia, Brazil, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Trinidad and Tobago and Venezuela. (Jonathan Rossouw)
Paradise flycatchers are a common sight in their summer breeding plumage across most of SubSaharan Africa. (Chris Krog)
Comb ducks are found throughout tropical wetlands in sub-Saharan Africa, Madagascar and S Asia (from Pakistan to Laos and S China), as well as E Paraguay, SE Brazil and NE Argentina in South America. (Chaitanya Solanki)
Please join the Wild Bird Trust page on Facebook or follow us on Twitter to receive all wild bird photo updates and news from our research and conservation projects in the field. Submit your own photos and become part of this important public awareness campaign to bring the magic of wild birds to the world. Prepare to be blown away every week… The Wild Bird Trust was founded in South Africa in August 2009 with the primary objective of keeping birds safe in the wild. The trust aims to encourage the use of flagship endangered bird species as "ecosystem ambassadors" in their indigenous habitat. The trust focusses on linking ordinary people with conservation action in the field through innovative marketing campaigns and brand development. Saving Africa's birds is going to take a determined effort from all of us.
See last week "Top 25 Wild Bird Photographs of the Week #54″:
http://newswatch.nationalgeographic.com/2013/11/26/top-25-wild-bird-photographs-of-the-week-54/
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Bhavik December 2, 2013 at 3:03 am - Reply
Beautiful set of images and information ! special thanks for selecting my image for publication . Good luck !
Elizabeth Hanson December 7, 2013 at 6:04 pm - Reply
I love the pictures and info, just a great article!
Jignesh Minaxi December 9, 2013 at 12:24 am - Reply
Thank you very much for selecting my image (southern grey shrike) in top 25. I am very grateful to you.


Choice Home Warranty has a smaller coverage area than First American. First American covers all states in the US, and Choice covers all states but California. In terms of the options to home owners, both Choice and First American tier their plans similarly and offer more or less the same amount of coverage with a few small swaps. Check below for the full details for the breakdown between the First American Premier Plan and the Choice Total Plan.
Both Choice Home Warranty and First American have simple and straight-forward online claim portals that make submitting claims simple. In terms of how customers feel about submitting claims, Choice has higher customer satisfaction ratings overall, but there were occassional issues for both with phone submissions.
Choice also gets higher marks from customers for repairs and replacement services. Most have easy repairs, but some were concerned about the replacement appliances supplied. Some common complaints about First American are being charged in ways that customers don't expect and having to pay multiple times per unit. Make sure to read your contract for financial limitations and times you will have to pay the service fee to set your expectations.


Tree pollens are among the most important allergen sources. Allergic cross-reactivity to pollens of trees from various plant orders has so far been classifi ed according to botanical relationships. In this context, cross-reactivities to pollens of trees of the Fagales order (birch, alder, hazel, hornbeam, oak, chestnut), fruits and vegetables, between pollens of the Scrophulariales (olive, ash, plantain, privet, lilac) and pollens of the Coniferales (cedar, cypress, pine) are well established. The application of molecular biology methods for allergen characterization has revealed the molecular nature of many important tree pollen allergens. We review the spectrum of tree pollen allergens and propose a classifi cation of tree pollen and related allergies based on major allergen molecules instead of botanical relationships among the allergenic sources. This molecular classifi cation suggests the major birch pollen allergen, Bet v 1 as a marker for Fa gales pollen and related plant food allergies, the major olive pollen allergen, Ole e 1, as a possible marker for Scrophulariales pollen allergy and the cedar allergens, Cry j 1 and Cry j 2, as potential markers for allergy to Coniferales pollens. We exemplify for Fagales pollen allergy and Bet v 1 that major marker allergens are diagnostic tools to determine the disease-eliciting allergen source. Information obtained by diagnostic testing with marker allergens will be important for the appropriate selection of patients for allergen-specific forms of therapy.


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What should the Celin bag look like after the label change?
Marni has launched a special global limited edition Marni Trunk handbag with a touch of love.
Celin handbags
What makes you want luxury so much? It takes a lot of hands to buy a bag! Small make up gently ask 1, can be that sign? Estimate probably should be probably, do not say you fancy what brand connotation, or because love so love, anyway logo more big brand, back more face!
Many people pay attention to the logo when buying a luxury bag, so many big-brand bags with high recognition are usually chosen by many people, such as lv ysl gucc xiao xiang, but low-key people who want to choose a luxury bag will have higher difficulty, choose hermes, it is too expensive!! After all, choosing a niche is not a luxury. In fact, I don't need amway.
I often hear this expression,
She likes xiao xiang's double C logo best.
Her favorite is the gucc double G button,
She loves ysl's logo design,
But few people said they liked the celin logo,
So why do so many people like selene bags?
Seems to break down the idea of buying a luxury bag with a favorite logo,
Every autumn and winter, Celin is always popular for her lack of sex, but recently Celin had an episode. After waiting for more than half a year, Celin finally made a move in these two days. It's been more than six months since Philo left and Hedi Slimane was named design director
And just these days at the Venice film festival, one of Lady Gaga's handbags caught everyone's attention.
It looks more like Balenciaga, which hasn't changed designers in the last few years, and even a little like Herme's Kelly, but I didn't expect it to be associated with Celin!
As far as this bag is concerned, it is not ugly, but it is not simple and inexplicably old-fashioned. In the captain's mind, Celin should look like this
Even more shocking, Celin even changed its Logo this time! And cleared out all the information on Instagram. The immediate inspiration for the new Logo was a Logo originally used by the brand in the 1960s, while the modernist font was from the 1930s.
The accent "e" has been removed from the original Logo to make the proportions of the Logo simpler and more balanced.
Celin also noted that the removal of the accent "e" was in response to the brand's design in the 1960s, when Celin did not often use accents.
In addition to the Logo, the word "PARIS" will be added to the label and paper bag, just like Saint Laurent in Hedi's day. As if planning for the men's line as well, the sequined heavy metal blazer was a bit of a departure from our impression of Celin.
We can't help but recall the brilliant Celin under Phoebe Philo. During her ten years at Celin, Celin revitalized the fallen French brand.
In an interview with the media, Phoebe Philo said that she did not want women to become fashion victims. Luxury should never be at the expense of comfort.
But that's why Phoebe Philo has become a cult figure among high-profile brands. That's why wong loves Celin so much.
In the ten years under Philo's leadership, Philo has created numerous classic it bags. After taking office in 2008, the Luggage (smiley bag), Box, Trapeze (swing bag), and finally Twisted Cabas, Frame, Clasp, tri-fold, Belt, almost all the bags you can see are created by Philo.
Now let's find out what else Celin is worth buying. Now while the counter has goods, hurry to pull weeds!
Style 1: CLASSIC BOX tofu bag
Water bag, iron Box!
Celin Classic, like its name, is timeless. Also is the design director Phoebe Philo after taking office to operate the first bag, a total of three out of Size, Size three.
Anne hathaway in the intern
But the large has been out of production since 2013, leaving only the most common medium and some small sizes. Medium size is the most common size, because no matter the capacity, practical performance is very good, is also the most popular star street back style.
The first row from left to right is: polished cowhide, mirror cowhide, litchi goat skin, fine goat skin; The second row of cork, corrugated, lizard and crocodile skins.
Because Celin Classic Box Bag USES the most Classic and popular Box leather (polished calfskin), everyone calls it Celin Box for short. The Box actually comes in a variety of materials and colors.
These cortices are actually not very common, many are early. Even if the Box skin is too much of a mess, it's still the most common and endearing thing you can find in a classic bag.
If you feel afraid of wear can choose cork lines, etc.
Relatively resistant to construction ~
This bag also holds well,
The five pieces are very reasonable.
Wearing some daily necessities is enough.
Celine Classic Box Bag
Do you like the cool color palette at celine's house?
Celine Small Classic Box Bag
Celine bean curd buns have many colors
The pattern is like the Himalayas
Celin Box is definitely a must-have bag with Celin true love powder. The size and color are also very suitable. The high-quality workmanship makes people excited.
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