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Dr. Lorraine Ospina-Herrera has been practicing medicine for 13 years. Dr. Ospina-Herrera graduated from the UMDNJ New Jersey Medical School at Newark in 2001. She practices medicine in Miami, FL and specializes in Adolescent Medicine and Pediatrics. Dr. Ospina-Herrera speaks English and Spanish.
Gender: Female
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for Everyoneby A verified travelerfrom woburn,ma
Posted Nov 2, 2014
Nice hotel would definetly stay again. The hotel staff was very helpful and the room was clean and welcoming. I need to stay in a few more weeks and I will most definetly be booking with this hotel again
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Staff was very helpful. Gave us good advice. The room was comfortable.
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Comfort at its bestPosted Oct 8, 2014
great hotel, friendly knowledgable staff comfortable spacious rooms. The kitchen is fully stocked with any utensil you could possibly need. Breakfast every morning is abundant and delicious. Only complaint is lack of room service. Also the room I recieved had a a damaged television but it was promptly changed. I would recommend this hotel to anyone
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A little tiredPosted Aug 13, 2014 on Hotels.com
I stayed here for 2 weeks. I wanted to give this hotel a 4 because of the helpfulness of the staff, but the property is tired for a Marriott. Only 1 burner worked, and I had problems with the bathroom. They finally moved me after 3 attempts to fix it. Living room furniture in both suites is worn, as is the carpet. On the better edge of Brockton, and convenient to groceries, bagel shop, liquor store, etc. Alternatives for this type of hotel in immediate area are far worse, so I am giving this one another chance.
by A verified travelerfrom Norwalk CT
One Direction concert.Posted Aug 12, 2014
Pros: Clean, spacious rooms.
Cons: Parking lot, cars were in handicap spots without the placard, we got screwed.
Location: Bertuccis was close and very good, other than that not much around.
Booked this hotel VERY last minute and was pleasantly surprised! Wasn't as close to Gillette Stadium as they made it sound however....
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The only problem we had was we did not have the rollaway we requested. My son did not have a bed to sleep on and there were no rooms available to switch to. Very disappointing.
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Do not take room 125 or any of the rooms above it. The room is right by the door to enter. The door makes a very loud banging noise every time it opened and then it would slam closed. The basketball court is right outside the room as well. People played until 10:00 and were yelling. My daughter had a tournament the next day and needed to be up by 6. The hotel was nice enough to leave a pair of ear plugs ( probably because they are aware of the noise issue) but only 1 pair.


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Hey-lo all you LB beaders!
So I've still been struggling with this "jeweler's block" crisis that came about a few weeks ago, and it seems I'm not quite cured, but I think it has lessened, at least.
My last post on here was a bit depressing, but it did render much helpful feedback and I was able to use the great tips you guys offered to feel confident enough to create this bracelet.
Although I'm feeling it's not quite right- a little awkward maybe?
Tell me what you guys think.
Constructive criticism is always appreciated :)
Components:Gorgeous lampwork art bead by CatalanaGlass on Etsy, sea foam czech glass squares, rustic seed bead mix, golden and maroon czech bellflowers, all strung on waxed linnen and all handmade copper links and clasp.
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Really nice design. Love the colors and the elements.
A lot of work and thought went into this fabulous bracelet! Glad to hear you are breaking through your block.
Nice look. Glad you found your beading happy place.
Thanks you guys : ) I don't know what's wrong with me, but I keep trying anyway- so I guess that's a good thing! (And posting on LB helps a lot, of course! )
Since you ask for criticism… I'm not quite sure about the square glass beads: the color doesn't seem to match (at least in the pics), and the shape clashes a bit too. But the lampwork and the rest of the beads go well together, and on the whole, this piece just brims with creativity and optimism! I'm so happy for you! And congrats on the nice clasp!! Love the wirework and the ends of the linen sticking out!
Oh Jet, this is wonderful! I love all the special surprises this bracelet contains. The multistrands are great on the wax linen and the little bellflowers are so fun. Are those your handmade copper headpins? If so, they are fantastic! Love the 'chubby' balls on the end of them. Your efforts on this piece should prove gratifying–nice job!
I think you did a wonderful job pulling all the colors from the focal! Love all your little flower dangles in-between the other beads! Great piece!
I think you did a fantastic job on this! I love the handmade clasp, and all the elements you used. The focal is beautiful and you really highlighted it perfectly!
I've always loved your casual boho flare. how you throw together seemingly random colors and shapes and they just fit. I know how difficult that randomness can be to arrive at. It is hard to see what the exact colors are they look different in some of the pictures. In some I just adore the squares in the others I kinda question the color choice. I love the wide mix of shapes, keep up the effort it is well worth it!
Wow! love the colors in this. Such talent!
Ditto most of the above. I really like the eclectic mix but i wish we could see the colors a bit better. All in all I like it and you should explore more with this blueprint!
Not sure how your last post was depressing….this is a great bracelet! All the color and texture fit well, and the little details pull it all together. Very nice!
Hi Jet, I haven't been on lately. Been busy setting up my etsy page (what a grueling endeavor) plus school has started, so I'm back to work. Ugh! But the very first thought that went through my mind when I saw your latest creation was,"Hey, you're back, Jet!" Meaning your "jeweler's block" is gone! I love your work. It is so uniquely you … vibrant and individual. Maybe you're still feeling the strain of the block as you create but your finished product is as always, fluid and stunning.
Oh, yes, one more thing … I might have to steal this design.
Great designs ! Love the colors!
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Wednesday 18 November 2009
British travellers are being boosted by the strengthening pound which is making dollar destinations much more attractive, it was revealed today.
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Post Office currency sales of US dollars rose in October for the first time for many months, while East Caribbean dollar purchases rocketed 70 per cent.
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Colord 1.0.0 has been released as the system service/daemon that makes it easy and straight forward for managing/installing/creating color profiles for managing colors on Linux input and output devices.
Richard Hughes announced Colord 1.0.0 on Monday morning and says, "we did it at last!" Colord and Richard's color management work has been a project for long time and slowly everything is coming together. Colord is a daemon responsible for mapping devices to color profiles. It was just a few days ago as well that
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Eurogroup bids farewell to mercurial Juncker, heralds new era
BRUSSELS (Reuters) - It started as an informal dinner among European finance ministers more than 14 years ago and has steadily gained prominence under its veteran president, Jean-Claude Juncker.
But on Monday the grey-haired Juncker, 58, handed the reins of the Eurogroup to a polished 46-year-old Dutchman, promising a new approach to how economic policy among the 17 euro zone countries is shaped and decided.
After a 16-1 vote, the finance ministers named Jeroen Dijsselbloem, an Irish-educated social democrat with flawless English, to succeed Juncker, a Luxembourger who had headed the group for eight years. Only Spain opposed the appointment.
Juncker's departure signals the end of an era during which policy - including some of the most critical decisions of the debt crisis - was frequently discussed until the early hours of the morning over dinner and wine in a smoke-filled room.
Part of a generation of old-school politicians, Juncker disarmed but often irritated ministers with his dry sense of humour, speaking openly of having to lie about issues to the media and discussing his problems with kidney stones.
Olli Rehn, the European commissioner for economic and monetary affairs, praised Juncker as one of a kind.
"His shrewd and witty locker-room talk helped to boost morale," Rehn told a news conference as Juncker bowed out, although he will continue as Luxembourg's prime minister.
A mercurial dealmaker, Juncker was pushed to the forefront of Europe's financial firefighting when Greece revealed in 2009 that it had lied about its borrowings and run up huge debts, forcing Athens into a multi-billion-euro bailout.
Crafty and quick-witted, with a gravelly voice from heavy smoking, Juncker was always the first official to brief the media at the end of monthly Eurogroup meetings, making him one of the most prominent communicators in the EU.
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Those comments fostered a sense of disarray and prompted France and Germany to favour creating a permanent, full-time post, something which has not yet come to pass. Dijsselbloem will serve for two years, although it can be renewed.
With the debt crisis calming down, the Anglophile Dutchman indicated that Eurogroup meetings might even end earlier.
"Hopefully the economic situation of the euro area will allow us to meet at normal hours, not very, very early in the morning," Dijsselbloem said.
Despite complaining of the exhaustion of the job, Juncker won credit for overseeing a series of unprecedented decisions in 2010-2012 that eventually saved Greece from insolvency and helped stem the spreading debt contagion.
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In this darkened room, early on a Friday night, I am in bed with the lights off. I am allowed my laptop light, but cautioned that if I turn on the TV, it must be closed captions only. Yet it is only 8:30 and Mr. Pom and I have barely had a chance to breathe out a sigh of relief and catch up with each other. And the youngest is home for the evening, a rare event.
But Squishy is here, and sleeping overnight is a very rare event.
I'd like to report that his parents are going somewhere special, a concert, a dinner, or to a party.
But the truth is, they are just plain ole' 4-months exhausted and need one night, just one, to lay in bed and watch TV, and then shut the light early and know that they have no reason to get up until late morning.
I remember those days. I especially remember longing for the weekend, my body rhythm still in sync with a work week. And then Saturday would roll around and, guess what, I still had a two month old, or a two month old and 23-month old, or a 5 and 7 year old and an infant, and the weekend just meant the same.
I didn't live near my parents. I was at least 45 minutes away from my family. My parents worked as did my sisters, and if I wanted to go out or have an afternoon to myself, I paid the kid up the street.
Sometimes, though, I'd take some days off work and just go to my mom's for a few nights. I'd hand over the child or children, grab all my sisters' magazines, pull out the quilt I was handstitching, and set up my lair on the long blue couch, confident that the baby would be held, changed, played, with, walked around, and entertained all day. I often would get up in the morning and find my parents and sisters in my old room, standing around the portacrib like the Magi at the manger.
So how can I not do the same for my daughter?
I did laugh out loud when they told me I had to stay with him to put the pacifier back in his mouth should he wake up. Perhaps we did that for #1, and I know #2 was the worst child to put to sleep or to stay asleep on the face of the earth. But by #3, I'm certain that we tucked her into a crib, shut the light, turned on a monitor, and saw her in the morning.
It is a sacrifice, giving up this Friday night. I can't mindlessly surf reality shows. I can't get up and down for a cup of tea or a decaf cap. I can't fret over what I have to clean, buy, and cook for Thanksgiving and how am I going to fit it around a 3-day work week.
I have to sit in my bed in the dark, the only light this laptop. I have to turn on my electric blanket. I have to listen to the sweet, rhythm of my grandson's tiny breath in and out and his occasional loud suck on the binkie.
And I have to write to you to tell you I'd rather be here than anyplace else on earth.
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I was so moved by each and every comment that I received in connection with my last two posts. I am answering each one individually, but before I can finish doing so, I want each of you to know what your words meant to me about pomegranatesandpaper, about the stories I told about family and marriage and children, and about the holidays and rituals of my extended family.
As the kids grew up and out of the house, as my law career became more involved and demanding, as I found less and less time to make art and be with my art friends, there was less and less to write about. After my mother died, I could not bring myself to write about family without making a very melancholy and tearful post. I could not write about art and friends because I had lost all time with them. I have never written about my job and never will, and I had become aware that more and more "real time" people in my career were awawre of the blog.
I have self-censored myself into a corner.
After reading your comments, reflections, and memories of the blog, I have gotten more and more angry - at myself. I have allowed myself to become completely estranged from almost all that love in life. I cannot begin to write, nor would I, about how far-reaching this estrangement had become and had brittle I have felt during the past two years.
This Spring, I started to see little bursts of light. I found myself smiling more, returning to some simple crafty pleasures, and spending time with people who were just easy going and fun loving and accepted me for who I am.
And we had a baby.
Well, we had a grandbaby. And it's been the most unbelievable event of my life after the birth of my own three glorious children. He still doesn't seem real. We spend a lot of time just looking at him and saying "I can't believe he's real." We also spend a lot of tie teaching him to do rasberries with his mouth and I am proud to say he is quite adept at blowing spittle at all of us.
So I will cut to the chase: I am not closing down pomegranatesand paper. I am not going to stop being myself and finding joy in writing about silly little things that make my house a home and my family my dearests and my friends my lifelines. It will never be the blog I once wrote, at least until circumstances change whenI retire. It will be focused on art and creative writing, but it will still have occasional family posts. I will go live again on a regular basis in January.
Over the Christmas holidays, I hope to have time to investigate starting a subscription newsletter that I plan to fill with writng and drawings of the most "Gladys Taber" kind.
In the meantime, I am working on a full little project that I will announce shortly. It is the type of project I hope to do more and more of.
See you soon over the kettle. I have honey from Vermont and a toasting fork.
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Damn, I miss my parents.
I've been bing-watching Last Tango in Halifax on Amazon Prime streaming. (Where are the American series like this? See Lisa at Privilege for a more intellectual analysis.) I loved every minute of it. Can't wait for Season 3 but suspect we in the colonies will be seeing it sometime later than the Brits.
Whilst I watched, I noticed that the Grande Dame Ann Reid was reminding me of my mother. I can't put my finger on it. Something to do with her clothes, her expressions, an Empress sympatico. This led me into reflecting that my family barely has 2 "elders" around and I really, really miss having someone in polyester pants and a plastic tote bag come over to visit and bring me a box of Entenmann's chocolate chip cookies.
November both excites and makes me melancholy. I become unreasonably anticipatory about pies and the smell of turkey roasting. I feel the need to make things with pumpkin. I decide to put the dining room table in the living room so we can all fit. Mr. Pom ignore me.
At the same time, I gaze mournfully at my mother's yellow enamel "lasagna pan" in which she probably made lasagna once and corn pudding every Thanksgiving. The yellow enamel pan with the practical metal slip on handle frame suddenly represents all I miss about her, about her generation and the generation before her.
My memories are many-layered, like lasagna.
You knew that was coming, right?
So today, November 2nd, All Souls Day makes me miss the familial souls. I didn't go to the cemetery because I was there during the week. I picked up dog crap deposited on MY MOTHER'S GRAVE with two wide hosta leaves, but it was a ver unpleasant experience. Seriously, why are there dogs in the cemetery. I assumed it was dog crap but as I picked up the disgustingness, I thought maybe it was a racoon or a huge, sick squirrel? Anyway, right in the middle of my MOTHER'S GRAVE??
I then snaked my Subaru through the tiny, crazy 90 degree turns of the one cemetery that leads into the other and go visit my mom's parents and sister. Once again, I promise them that I will bring a clipper for the damn pine tree that their next-grave neighbors planted and now encroaches on their headstone. Yes, I can hear them muttering to each other 6 feet below: "Is anyone going to clip this?Why did they allow them to plant this here? She says she's going to clip it next time, but does she??"
We only grow more like ourselves in death.
I promise next time!
I did not do the great grandparents and godmother grave tour as that is reserved for days of complete melancholy-I-am-an-orphan. And when I pulled up, someone from work called me and I was blastedly pissed to be standing graveside talking about a case. Why did I pick up? I am stupid.
My parents's are buried in my father's family plot, which lies between two above ground mausoleums. Legend is that my paternal grandmother intended to have a mausoleum built, but his sisters KO'd it for the cost, and instead put up a very large, very lovely and elegant headstone, complete with bas relief sculpture and Latin inscription.
Unfortunately, that means that Mom and Dad end up with a flat "footstone", so if we want to plant Lilies of the Valley, my mother's favorite flower, then we have to do it up by the headstone and not by their flat tablet cause nothing is allowed to be planted there (except a dog pile apparently).
I don't recall visiting the cemeteries on All Souls Day when I was a kid. My mother talked about marizpan in the shape of bones that they would get at the baker. Damn, I missed all the good ghouly Italian stuff. The cemetery visit after church was the Palm Sunday ritual.
My motherand her family are buried exactly halfway between the house in which she was born and the house they moved to when she got married. My grandmother lived within one mile of her homes her entire life and now can keep on eye on both. This year, the last of her generation died, my Aunt Anne, who was my grandmother's youngest brother's wife. After my great grandparents died, that brother bought the house where my great grandparents, grandmother, and her sister and her family lived. Aunt Anne was the last of them and she died in the house. If you drive past, you can see the pink roses on the chain link fence that my great grandmother planted probably 60 years ago.
I miss that continuity. I take nothing for granted these days in terms of my own children and their homes.
I woke up very tired today after a Saturday of cleaning and purging. I finally have a sock drawer that doesn't explode with unmated socks when you try to pull it open. It was cold and sunny and windy today and I spent the morning painting in my journal. Then we bought cold cuts and drove to The New Mom's house so Mr. Pom could help the SIL hang a mirror and other things.
The baby was sleepy and quiet, too. He only talked to me for a few minutes, content to sit and watch the Jets get slaughtered for awhile. Though he didn't carry on a conversation, he did do "flirty eyes' in which he raises his eyebrows and grins and expresses more than his grunts and intonations can say.
And when he got kinda cranky and didn't know if he wanted to sleep, nurse, or watch TV in his swing, we gracefully left to go Trader Joe's, grab Starbucks and come home and roast a chicken.
Tomorrow is my parents' wedding anniversary. They would have been married 68 years. I hope they are going out to eat with everyone and there's better be a sponge cake with whipped cream frosting, hand-turned roses, and slivered almonds on the side after that.
I'm going to bake something pumpkin.
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The comments come ahead of a visit from the monarch to Northern Ireland, which is expected to take place to mark the jubilee celebrations.
"It's a big ask," the Louth TD said, speaking at the party's Ard Fheis in Co Kerry. "It took 100 years for it to happen here in this state.
"The island is still partitioned, probably, most certainly, what Queen Elizabeth said in this state helped to normalise the relationship between this state and the English monarchy.
"But as I said it took 100 years for that to happen, but it would be a huge thing, Irish Republicans, all of the legacy issues, the continued partition of the island.
"It would be a huge thing for us to do."
Sinn Féin refused to meet the Queen during her trip to the Republic of Ireland last year, which they said was premature.
However the Mayor of Cashel, Co Tipperary - Michael Browne - raised eyebrows when he became the first party member to shake her hand.
During the landmark, four-day visit, the Queen spoke of her sadness at the "heartache, turbulence and loss" shared by Britain and Ireland in a speech at Dublin Castle.
"These events have touched us all, many of us personally, and are a painful legacy," said the Queen - whose cousin, Lord Mountbatten, was killed in an IRA explosion off the Co Sligo coast in 1979.
"To all those who have suffered as a consequence of our troubled past, I extend my sincere thoughts and deep sympathy."
The bunting is already up in many towns across NI for the upcoming celebrations marking the 60th anniversary of her accession to the throne, with thousands of people wanting to meet the monarch.
It is thought deputy First Minister Martin McGuinness could be amongst them and could become the first republican leader to officially shake hands with Queen Elizabeth.
"I'm not sure if that would be an issue for myself personally," Sinn Féin senator Kathryn Reilly told UTV.
"Our party would have a policy on it and as a democratically run party and when we look at the arguments tossed around, I'm sure we'd make a decision."
However political commentator Alex Kane said such a move could still be viewed with some suspicion by unionists.
"I think everything Sinn Féin does is a ploy - and I'm not objecting to that," he explained. "That is the nature of politics.
"Every movement is based on what you do and what you get, but I think the general unionist view is one of suspicion."
In his address at party conference over the weekend, Mr McGuinness spoke of his respect for unionist and British identity.
The comments came after it was revealed that Sinn Féin is in talks with members of the Protestant community and churches in NI to discuss the subject of reconciliation.
The Stormont leader said: "I recognise that there are one million people who are British and let me state here and now, that as a proud Irish republican, I not only recognise the Unionist and British identity - I respect it and in return all I seek for my Irish identity and tradition is to be respected as well."
And while the remarks appeared to be paving the way for the forthcoming Royal visit, Mr Adams nevertheless insisted a meeting would be a massive step for his party.
"The reality is that we do respect and that we are very calm about the unionist sense of allegiance, as Martin said in his remarks," he continued.
"But it would be a huge thing for us to do."
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The Boeing Co. has confirmed it found a weakness in the tail-cone area of its 787 Dreamliner, a problem that has contributed to delayed deliveries of other fuselage parts.
According to a report from the Wall Street Journal, Boeing (NYSE: BA) in December identified weaknesses in some aluminum parts called shear ties. The ties connect the aircraft's frame to its composite fuselage.
GE Aviation, based 40 miles south of Dayton in Evendale, designed and manufactures the GEnx engine to power the Dreamliner.
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Cosy up to this Nina Ricci cardigan during the colder months. It's made from soft wool with a sumptuous fur trim lining the hem and sleeves. Layer it over a white shirt and distressed denim - it's loaded with throw-on-and-go appeal. Buttoned front Side slit pockets Fully lined 100% merino wool Material II: 69% mohair, 31% cotton Fur: 100% fox Lining: 100% silk Dry clean Designer colour name: Heather Antracite
Black, silk-crepe Sheer mesh and lace shoulder, sleeve, side panel and back panels Purple, green and embroidered appliqué Iris front and sleeve detailing Close-fitting round neck, long sleeves Empire-line full-length skirt Centre-back concealed zip fastening 100% silk. Combo: 60% polyamide, 40% cotton. Lining: 100% silk. Dry clean Country of origin: France
Peter Copping's love for interiors is beautifully illustrated in Nina Ricci's Fall 2014 collection inspired by loungewear. Here, the languid lace gown is embroidered with a calla lily motif. Crafted in France using the finest silks. Keep the look ethereal with barely-there accessories. Shop the Look Styled with Charlotte Olympia clutch and Tabitha Simmons sandals . Main: 100% silk Secondary : 60% polyamide, 40% cotton Lining: 100% silk Made in France Please note: This item may be returned for M'O credits or full refund.
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Ivory, silk-crepe Purple, pink, blue and yellow Iris-print Sheer white lace shoulder, side and back panels Close-fitting round neck, long sleeves Gathered across the bust from the neck Empire-line full-length skirt Centre-back concealed zip fastening 100% silk. Combo: 60% polyamide, 40% cotton. Lining: 100% silk. Dry clean Country of origin: France
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Pale-pink and tonal-green floral-print, silk-satin Close-fitting straight neckline Long sleeves, button-fastening cuffs Two front ruched seams Overlocked edges Curved back waist-seam, slight back train Centre-back concealed zip fastening Designer colour: Rose/Cyprus 100% silk Dry clean Country of origin: France
Nina Ricci's gown is fitted at the bust but falls into elegant soft folds at the hem. It's cut from lustrous pale-pink silk-satin and printed with scattered jade flowers. This piece is ruched at the center to draw attention to the smallest part of your waist. Pale-pink and tonal-green silk-satin Concealed hook and zip fastening at back 100% silk Dry clean Designer color: Rose/ Cyprus
Black-and-white tweed elevates this work-to-weekend moto jacket quilted at the long Italian-leather sleeves and back hem. Contrast seams highlight the sharply tailored silhouette, while front flaps and belted tabs draw the focus to the figure-flattering nipped-in waist. Asymmetrical zip closure with outer snap placket. Jewel neckline. Zip cuffs with leather pulls. Cutaway front hem. Body lined in silk. 72% cotton, 24% polyamide, 4% acrylic; 100% wool; lambskin-leather sleeves and back hem. Professional leather clean. By Nina Ricci; made in France of Italian fabric. Collectors.
Nina Ricci lace dress. Round neckline. Sleeveless. Slim silhouette. Organza pleats around waist. Short A-line skirt. Cotton/polyester. Polyamide/spandex combo; silk combo; polyamide/viscose combo. Silk lining. Made in France of Italian materials.
Black, silk-crepe V-neck, deep V-back, sleeveless Gathered side-waist front feature Slim-fitting skirt, fishtail back-hem Centre-back concealed zip fastening 100% silk. Lining: 90% silk, 10% elastane. Dry clean Country of origin: France
Raspberry-red and black snakeskin-print, silk-satin Round neck, sleeveless Black sheer lace front shoulder panels Gathered and curved back waist seam Centre-back concealed zip fastening Unlined 100% silk. Lace: 60% polyamide, 40% cotton. Dry clean Country of origin: France
Peter Copping focused on detail for Nina Ricci's fall collection - this black dress has been flawlessly crafted from two different types of lace . The gathering at the front creates soft volume through the skirt and the illusion of a narrower waist. Black lace Concealed hook and zip fastening at back Fabric1: 46% viscose, 31% elastane, 23% polyamide; fabric2: 100% polyester; fabric3: 70% polyamide, 30% cotton; fabric4: 100% polyamide Dry clean
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An oversized silhouette and soft silken sheen define this ultrachic Nina Ricci coat textured in a croc-embossed pattern. The treated fabrication repels water, keeping you warm, dry and always stylish no matter what the day brings. Front button closure. Bermuda collar. Bracelet-length sleeves. Dropped shoulders. Back vent. Double-face. 100% silk. Dry clean. By Nina Ricci; made in France of Italian fabric. Collectors.
A croc-embossed pattern lends a luxurious, tactile look to this collared silk topper. ;Point collar;Concealed button front;Long sleeves;Side besom pockets;About 38" from shoulder to hem;Silk;Dry clean;Made in France;Model shown is 5'10" (177cm) wearing US size 4.
Channel Nina Ricci's signature elegance in this luxe faille jacket. A nipped waist and metallic jacquard peplum highlight a feminine silhouette. Finished with ribbed cuffs and lightweight padding, this Fall '14 runway piece will slot easily into your wardrobe. Layer it over your favorite LBD to complete your evening look. Black faille Zip fastening through front Fabric1: 78% polyester, 22% silk; fabric2: 87% polyester, 8% silk, 5% polyamide; combo: 94% acetate, 6% Lycra; padding: 100% polyester; lining: 100% silk Dry clean
Crackled patent shearling brings a rich, striking finish to this Nina Ricci coat. Buckled straps secure the 2-way front zip, and on-seam pockets lay at the sides. Seamed back panel. Long sleeves. Napped wool backing. Fur: Dyed shearling (sheep), from Spain. Dry clean. Made in France. Measurements Length: 40in / 101.5cm, from shoulder Measurements from size 38
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This exquisite Nina Ricci gown is crafted in silk crepe and trimmed with delicate lace and ruffled accents. The floor-length skirt is finished with an uneven hem that drapes to an elegant train. Sheer lace back panel. Sleeveless. Hidden back zip. Lined. Fabric: Silk crepe / lace. 100% silk. Dry clean. Made in France. Measurements Length: 60in / 152.5cm, from shoulder Measurements from size 36
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Nina Ricci's Italian-made glossed- python bag has tabbed black leather sides, two internal pockets and is fully lined in suede . It can be carried as a tote or styled with the optional shoulder strap. We think the storm-blue hue will work perfectly with a neutral sweater. Storm-blue, black, chocolate and taupe glossed-python, black leather (Calf), mocha suede (Calf) Zip fastening along top Comes with dust bag Python: Indonesia
The Marché is cast for luxurious decadence, from python in a palette that spans from rich ivy to darkest midnight, framed by panels of smooth tonal leather and cinched with gleaming goldtone hardware. ;Rolled top handles, 41⁄2" drop;Detchable shoulder strap, 191⁄2" drop;Top zip closure;Protective metal feet;One inside zip pouch;Suede lining;13"W X 91⁄2"H X 6"D;Made in Italy
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The Kannur District Panchayath is floating a charitable society, 'Snehajyothy Kidney Patients' Welfare Society' to mobilise more resources for the dialysis unit at the District Hospital here. Though there are 12 dialysis machines in the unit, the facility is not used at the optimum level due to staff crunch, said district panchayath president K A Sarala. P K Sreemathi, MP will inaugurate the society on Saturday.
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P {margin-top:0;margin-bottom:0;} The locals of Gokul Vihar Society living near Shaheed Path towards Sultanpur Road may now heave a sign of relief as the LDA's secretary has requested for stopping acquisition of their lands. LDA had proposed to build a 45 meter road passing through the area which would have required removal of houses from the stretch. Locals said the step was taken to benefit one of the builders as earlier the road was passing from side.
Well known orthopaedic surgeon Dr Anand Galagali has taken over as the new president of Bangalore Orthopaedic Society.
Photography Society of India will organise its valedictory function at Lalit Kala Academy at 5.30pm.
Orlando Menezes has been unanimously elected as the chairman of Shri Shantadurga higher secondary school staff co-operative society, Bicholim. Former sarpanch of St Estevam village, Menezes is associated with several socio-cultural organisations.


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