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SAN RAFAEL — BioMarin Pharmaceutical, Inc. (Nasdaq: BMRN), is breaking ground on a three-story building at its headquarters campus that will become key to the fast-growing company's pipeline of treatments for rare diseases and disorders.
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SAN RAFAEL — Life sciences incubator and medical device developer Sanovas Inc. is planning to create six more spinoff companies within the next year on top of the half-dozen it created earlier this year.
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San Rafael outpatient center construction to startJune 2, 2014
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Marin Farmers Market permanent home on Tuesday ballotJune 2, 2014
As Marin County voters prepare for the polls on June 3, one measure — to remake the setting of a beloved farmers market at the Marin County Civic Center — seems poised to pass amid a wave of public support.
Autodesk rolls out new 3-D focus with bus tour across U.S.May 26, 2014
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Autodesk has strong first quarter, revenues up 4 percentMay 15, 2014
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Budget cuts endanger courts, justice tells Marin barMay 12, 2014
SAN RAFAEL — The budgetary woes facing California's already over-burdened court system are having a significant impact on much of the legal sector throughout the state and it will likely accelerate despite recent stop-gap measures, Associate Justice Peter Siggins said to members of the Marin County Bar Association.
Marin's Venture Greenhouse reopening; seeks broader baseMay 5, 2014
SAN RAFAEL — Venture Greenhouse, the business incubator formerly sponsored by Dominican University, is back in a new format, it was announced last week.
BioMarin gets Europeon approval for rare-disease treatmentApril 28, 2014
SAN RAFAEL — BioMarin Pharmaceutical Inc. (Nasdaq:BMRN) on Monday said the European Commission has granted marketing authorization for its treatment of Morquia synrome, a rare inherited metabolic disease.
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Sanovas plans San Rafael move, expansionApril 22, 2014
SAUSALITO — Medical device maker Sanovas, Inc. on Tuesday said it plans to relocate from Sausalito to a 29,000-square-foot research-and-development and production facility in San Rafael.
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One way to guarantee that they will survive is to sow another batch - it always works for me and I end up with twice as many as I need
We've all got our fingers crossed for you
I agree bookmonster. I've always popped indoor forced hyacinths into the garden for the following year and they do flower, although not as showy as in the first year.
Can't grow indoor ones now as they make OH a bit wheezy.
Last year I had some hyacinths in tubs outside - I treated them the same as I did the tulips in my post above, and then put them into tubs again, with violas etc for the winter - this spring the hyacinths have all bloomed again almost as well as in their first year
Water pistol (our local garden centre sells pump action ones).
Hard to tell at this distance but may be a hardy geranium - can we have a closer pic of the leaves please?
It's hard to tell as the photo won't enlarge when I click on it - but I think you may have an aquilegia (pinky flower) - not a weed, and possibly some Alchemilla mollis in front of it - again not a weed. Both can self-sow themselves all over the place but are not hard to keep control of.
You've also got some other things there but I can't see what they are - can you take some closer up photos of the different shapes of leaves?
Probably chocolate spot - it's a fungus which enjoys wet overcrowded conditions - another year plant your beans a bit further apart.
It's a nuisance and may reduce the yield but hopefully you should still get a crop and the beans will be perfectly edible.
If your bean plants are flopping about a bit, try staking them with canes to allow air to flow between the plants - this will help reduce the spread.
And don't compost the bean plants - dry and burn them if you can or otherwise dispose of them.
I had some gorgeous deep rose pink tulips in a tub last year - after they flowered I dead headed them, fed them, let them die down and dried them off, keeping them loose in the cold frame over the summer while we did some major work on the garden - we planted the bulbs in the autumn and they've done really well this spring - flower heads not quite as bit as last year, but they've stood up to the weather better
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I'm surprised this is getting such good reviews. I thought two other similar books ("American Sniper" and "Lone Survivor") were significantly better. The stories about Non-Osama missions just ramble on.
I rated down the performance - but it wasn't the performance specifically that I wanted to rate. The editing was ATROCIOUS. There were numerous times where the reading volume, tone, pitch etc. changed in the middle of sentences, stories, etc. It is clear that they had to go back and redo parts - it became very distracting.
"Importance of a first account of history"
First, all the bluster about revealing operational secrets, etc.---it is not there. Nothing I heard in this narrative was particularly a surprise. If any adversary could gain some type of tactical advantage from this, they obviously have not done their homework elsewhere. I suspect some of that bluster is because the author is not particularly complimentary of Obama and his willingness to take credit for the operation. The author does not drone on about this, but simply makes an observation and moves on with the rest of the story.
To learn the inside story of what actually happened with the mission is very interesting, particularly how close it came to going horribly wrong. This book is mostly about the men who train relentlessly becoming professional operators and the work that goes on to allow them to succeed. If you have an interest in current events and like to know the intricacies of how this event actually occurred, this is recommended.
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"Enjoyable and informative a great read"
This was a fun read that is up there with a Tom Clancy novel while also giving a true look at the life of a real seal and a famous mission.
Great job!
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this is too much work.
really, am I in 6th grade?
Didn't hear any national security secrets but the lawyer said do not shoot him if unarmed and he doesn't fight. He was unarmed and didn't fight but yet was killed. He deserved death for all he did but the author never addressed the discrepancy.
"Skip to chapter 11"
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Osama - cause hes dead.
Most people would read this book to know the details of the raid in Abbotabad. The writer does a good job of telling backstory for the main character and the other SEAL team members so that you are familiar with them when you get to the part of the raid. If you just want to read what happend on the riad then skip to chapter 11.
"The author takes you there!"
"Mark Owen" takes the reader along with him on this mission as if you are a member of the team. Almost like looking over his shoulder as you climb the steps.
I loved the backgound and insight into the training and personal build up to this heroic mission.
The book had minimal politics so don't heed the media hype.
A patriotic story from a true Patriot! Thank you "Mark" for your service and sacrific.
"Much better than I thought it would be."
After hearing and reading some of the stories regarding the author spilling secrets, and violating his secrecy agreement, I was pleasantly surprised it did none of that. If you changed Osama's name, and set it in a different country the story would not have been as good, but anyone looking for secrets will not find them here.
"Why the hype about this book?"
Well, in what regards to books, this is a rather average one. Not a great story, written in a very dry style, that even managed to describe the raid on Bin Laden's house in a very non thrilling way. I think this book doesn't bring much novelty in any of the different areas it covered - SEAL training, SEAL missions and the mission to get Bin Laden. Manhunt, from Peter Bergen, ends up being much better written, even if one detail or another is missing - of course, the first hand experience of a SEAL that was in the crashing chopper couldn't really be told but by someone who had experienced it.
I have read or listened to multiple books on special ops and this is clearly one of the worst. Chuck Pfarrer's Warrior Soul or Malcom MacPherson's Roberts Ridge are much better accounts of SEAL training or SEAL sacrifice. Robert L.Haney's Inside Delta Force is a much better book on the life of a special force's operator.
I ended up asking myself what did this book bring that I hadn't read before. Other than some minor personal details, it really does not bring anything you cannot find better told elsewhere. For those really interested on mission Neptune Spear, Manhunt is the book to read.
Considering the negative reactions of fellow SEALs to this book, I wonder if it had any reason to be written. The author claims the goal was to set the record straight. I really couldn't find any serious divergences when compared with the account from Peter Bergen's book, so I really don't think it achieves that purpose, either. Maybe the goal was to write that final chapter where the Obama's administration politicization of a military op is really criticized. While I cannot blame the author for doing it, frankly, there was no reason to write a whole book to achieve that.
"Great First Hand Account"
Great book! I was riveted all the way through. The book was just as good, if not better, than I'd hoped. I noticed some negative reviews claiming that the author was guilty of having given away military secrets, but after having read the book I don't believe that to be the case. I read Manhunt as well, and that account has nearly the same level of detail, except for the details of the raid itself, which this book delves into. The details of this book, coupled with those contained in Manhunt and in photos leaked on the internet, I feel that I have a very complete mental picture of the historic operation and raid that resulted in the death of the world's most notorious terrorist.
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Manchester police officer Dan Doherty gets hugs from fellow officers in Hillsborough County Superior Court Tuesday. (AP Photo/Jim Cole)
MANCHESTER - A jury in Hillsborough County Superior Court North took just two hours Tuesday to convict Myles Webster, 23, of the attempted murder of Manchester Police Officer Daniel Doherty and of three other charges related to the shooting.
Webster faces up to life in prison.
"Thank you to everyone. Everyone did a fantastic job," Doherty said while still in the courtroom. He called for applause for the prosecutors, Senior Assistant Attorney General Jeffery Strelzin and Assistant Hillsborough County Attorney Karen Gorham, saying: "They are amazing people for what they do."
Doherty's father, Kevin, who has attended the trial with his son and other family members, said: "I'm overwhelmed. I can't say enough about Jeff and Karen ... They say justice is served and it is."
Defense attorneys had argued that Webster was the victim of mistaken identity and that police had conducted their investigation in such a way as to guarantee the conviction of Webster.
In his closing argument Tuesday morning, defense attorney Robert Swales said police contaminated witness identifications of the shooter by not showing them a photo array with Webster's photo in it before releasing Webster's booking photo, which appeared in the media the morning after the March 21 shooting.
Swales also spoke of the difference in witness descriptions of what the shooter was wearing and said: "There are no fingerprints. There is not DNA."
Swales and co-defense counsel Caroline Smith maintained during the weeklong trial that police didn't offer a photo array to witnesses because they were afraid the witnesses would identify the wrong person.
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Swales made the same argument Tuesday, saying the decision not to show anyone, including Doherty, a photo array was a calculated, collaborative decision. "This is the equivalent of tampering with the evidence," said Swales.
He dismissed the testimony of two women who were with Webster that day, who described his clothing and said Webster had fired a gun out the car window at rush hour at the Granite Street Bridge.
He said they were reluctant witnesses who would say whatever police wanted them to say, including that Webster said if he got into any kind of trouble, he didn't care if any officer got in his way. He'd "shoot an officer."
Webster, who was released from federal prison in January after having served six months for walking away from a halfway house, was a convicted felon who could not legally possess a weapon.
"They needed that prior comment that 'He would shoot a cop,'" said Swales, who also dismissed surveillance videos.
The defense also suggested that the gun used to shoot Doherty was planted by police next to a fence surrounding the yard at 145 Putnam, where Webster was caught.
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Assistant County Attorney Gorham said Webster virtually eliminated any doubt as to his guilt when he told police in the booking area after his arrest: "You might as well kill me. I'm going away for life anyway."
But Gorham said there was plenty of evidence to show that Webster was the man who fired a .357 Glock semiautomatic at Doherty at close range at Wayne and Rimmon streets, emptying his gun and leaving seven holes in the body of Doherty, who beat the odds and survived.
Doherty testified during the trial, saying he responded to an undercover officer's call for follow-up on a man seen getting out of a car at the traffic light at Amory and McGregor streets with what looked like a gun tucked in his waistband.
The officer testified he was absolutely sure it was Webster who shot him, since the two were face to face and just feet apart.
"Officer Doherty's words alone are enough for you to convict," said Gorham, but the training and experience of the police conducting the investigation provided more evidence. "This investigation was done right from the very first moment," she said.
Gorham dismissed as a "red herring" the defense contention that identifications of Webster were contaminated because a photo array wasn't offered witnesses before the booking photo was released. "(Witnesses) identified the person they saw on March 21st," said Gorham.
She said this isn't like the "CSI" television series, in which DNA and fingerprints solve the case. There was no need to send Doherty's clothing to the New Hampshire State Police lab for gunpowder residue testing to determine if he was shot, she said. Police found a .357 shell casing where Webster's female friends said he had fired his gun out of the car, so there was no need to test the car for gunpowder residue.
"This case was solved by a thorough investigation," said Gorham.
Webster was also convicted of robbery, for confronting a neighborhood woman, while holding his empty gun, and demanding her keys and car in order to flee, and resisting arrest, for running away when Doherty ordered him repeatedly to stop after the initial encounter.
A pre-sentence investigation will be conducted before Webster is sentenced by Judge Gillian Abramson.
As he left the courtroom, a smiling Doherty walked between two lines of police, hugging, kissing and shaking hands. He said it was like his departure from Catholic Medical Center three weeks after he was shot last March, but then he was in a wheelchair and this time, "I'm glad to be on my own two (feet)."
He thanked the prosecutors for their efforts, saying: "The system works."
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Producer Price Index (PPI) for Food (not seasonally adjusted)
The all-items Consumer Price Index (CPI), a measure of economy-wide inflation, rose 0.1 percent from August to September and is 1.7 percent above the September 2013 level. The CPI for all food rose 0.3 percent from August to September and is now 3 percent above the September 2013 level.
ERS revises its food price forecasts if the conditions (such as the feed grain crop outlook or weather-related crop conditions) on which they are based change significantly. Despite lingering commodity price effects from the severe 2012 drought in the Midwest, retail food prices were relatively flat in 2013. Prices for several agricultural commodities, particularly sugar and coffee, decreased in 2013. Fuel prices were moderate, and exports decreased for several major U.S. commodities. Relative to 2012, prices rose considerably for poultry, eggs, fish, and fresh vegetables; however, prices fell for nonalcoholic beverages, sugar and sweets, fats and oils, and other meats. For the remaining food categories, prices were mostly unchanged.
In 2014, ERS forecasts that food price inflation will return to a range closer to the historical norm; over the past 20 years, grocery store prices have risen by an average of 2.6 percent per year. The food-at-home CPI has increased more in the first 6 months of 2014 than it did in all of 2013; however, given its current trajectory, it is on track for normal annual inflation. Inflationary pressures are expected to be moderate, given the outlook for commodity prices, animal inventories, and ongoing export trends. Retailer margins, having contracted since the 2012 drought, may expand in 2014 if input prices rise, which should contribute to inflation. As a result, the food, food-at-home, and food-away-from-home CPIs are expected to increase 2.5 to 3.5 percent over 2013 levels.
Looking ahead to 2015, ERS predicts that supermarket (food-at-home) prices will see normal to slightly lower than average food price inflation, increasing 2.0 to 3.0 percent. Meat prices will likely continue to experience the effects of the Texas/Oklahoma drought and Porcine Epidemic Diarrhea virus (PEDv) in the immediate future, as farmers' decisions on calving and herd sizes based on current conditions are felt down the line due to the 6- to 18-month production process. This forecast is based on an assumption of normal weather conditions; however, severe weather events could potentially drive up food prices beyond the current forecasts. In particular, the ongoing drought in California could potentially have large and lasting effects on fruit, vegetable, dairy, and egg prices, and drought conditions in Texas and Oklahoma could drive beef prices up even further.
The food-at-home CPI is an average of individual food CPIs, weighted by their relative importance or share of consumer expenditures.
Beef and veal prices continued to rise, increasing 2 percent from August to September and 17.8 percent year-over-year. Prices remain high, as the U.S. cattle inventory is currently at its lowest level since 1951. Pasture conditions have improved somewhat in the Southern Plains and Southwest but not significantly in the West. As a result, signs of herd expansion are anecdotal at best. Most retail beef prices, on average, are at record highs, even after adjusting for inflation. ERS now predicts beef and veal prices will increase 10.5 to 11.5 percent in 2014.
Prices for poultry increased 0.2 percent from August to September and are up 1.5 percent year-over year. Due to a steady supply and higher-dressed weights, retail poultry price inflation has remained in line with the 20-year historical average of 2.7 percent. ERS now predicts poultry prices to increase 2.0 to 3.0 percent in 2014 and 2.5 to 3.5 percent in 2015.
The ongoing drought conditions in California have raised concern over rising produce prices. However, the California drought has not yet had a discernible impact on national prices for fresh fruits or vegetables. Fresh fruit prices rose 1.9 percent in September and are up 6.1 percent since September 2013. The increase in the price for fresh fruit was primarily driven by an increase in the other fresh fruits category which rose 7.2 percent from August to September. Fresh vegetable prices also increased in September, rising 0.1 percent; however, prices are down 3.8 percent since September 2013. Processed fruit and vegetable prices declined from August to September, dropping 0.5 percent; prices are down 0.6 percent since September 2013. ERS expects prices for fresh fruit to increase 4.5 to 5.5 percent in 2014 and 2.5 to 3.5 percent in 2015. Fresh vegetable prices are expected to increase 2.0 to 3.0 percent in 2014 and 2015. Processed fruit and vegetable prices are now expected to increase 0.5 to 1.5 percent in 2014 and 2.5 to 3.5 percent in 2015.
See Changes in Food Price Indexes, 2012 through 2015 .
Pork prices continued to climb in September, increasing an additional 0.1 percent from the previous month; pork prices are now up 11.4 percent from last year. Retail pork inflation is largely due to the effects of PEDv which has reduced the autumn number of hogs ready for production. However, there are some signs of industry expansion, and 2015 hog prices are expected to fall 15 percent below 2014 figures. ERS predicts pork prices to rise 7.5 to 8.5 percent in 2014 and 3.0 to 4.0 percent in 2015.
The prices of dairy products increased 0.5 percent from August to September and are 4.9 percent above September 2013 prices. Exports have recently fallen, as imports have started to move upward and world dairy prices have fallen below domestic prices. Demand for cheese and other dairy-related products remains high, supporting these higher prices. Although cheese prices fell 0.4 percent from August to September, they are up 6.8 percent year-over-year. Cheese supplies remain tight; however, lower feed prices currently favor dairy expansion. ERS predicts dairy prices to increase 3.0 to 4.0 percent in 2014 and 2.5 to 3.5 percent in 2015.
Prices for fats and oils rose 0.5 percent in September and are now 2 percent higher than last September. The increase in fats and oils is primarily due to rising butter prices which increased 3.5 percent in September and are up 23.7 percent since last year. The supply of butter is tight as stocks have declined sharply in 2014. Despite higher butter prices, other fats and oils have seen price declines this past month and year over year. For this reason, ERS predicts fats and oils prices to increase 0.0 to 1.0 percent in 2014.
The Producer Price Index (PPI) is similar to the CPI in that it measures price changes over time; however, instead of measuring changes in retail prices, the PPI measures the average change in prices paid to domestic producers for their output. The PPI collects data for nearly every industry in the goods-producing sector of the economy. Of particular interest to food markets are three major PPI commodity groups—crude foodstuffs and feedstuffs, intermediate foods and feeds, and finished consumer foods. These groups give a general sense of price movements across the various stages of production in the U.S. food supply chain.
The stage-of-processing PPIs—measures of changes in farm and wholesale prices—are typically far more volatile than their counterparts in the CPI. Price volatility decreases as products move from the farm to the wholesale sector to the retail sector. Due to multiple stages of processing in U.S. food supply systems, the CPI typically lags movements in the PPI. Examining the PPI is thus a useful tool in understanding what may happen to the CPI in the near future.
ERS does not currently forecast industry-level PPIs for crude, intermediate, and finished foods and feeds, but these have historically shown a strong correlation with the all-food and food-at-home CPIs. Crude foods and feeds posted a monthly increase of 1.8 percent from August to September. From February to April, this category experienced the largest monthly increase since 1980, and therefore, prices are currently high. Intermediate foods and feeds increased 0.7 percent in September, and finished consumer foods fell 0.3 percent.
Inflation rates for farm-level cattle and wholesale beef have remained high in 2014, as U.S. cattle herd sizes remain low. In September, cattle prices increased 3.8 percent and are now up 31.2 percent since this time last year. However, wholesale beef prices decreased, falling 1.4 percent on the month, but wholesale beef prices are up 26.8 percent year-over-year. ERS predicts farm-level cattle prices to increase in 2014 by 16.0 to 17.0 percent and wholesale beef prices to increase by 13.0 to 14.0 percent over the same time period. If pasture and water conditions continue to improve in the western half of the United States, herd expansion could be expected in the future. However, it takes roughly 16 to 18 months from birth until cattle are ready for market.
Wholesale pork prices declined in September, falling 12.1 percent since August; but wholesale pork prices are up 12.5 percent since this time last year. ERS predicts that wholesale pork prices will increase 15.5 to 16.5 percent in 2014.
Farm-level milk prices rose 5.5 percent in September and are now 24.4 percent higher year-over-year. While feed prices have become less expensive and dairy cows are now producing more milk, high demand for milk and related dairy products has driven up prices in the first half of 2014. ERS now predicts that farm-level milk prices will increase 15.0 to 16.0 percent and wholesale dairy will increase 9.5 to 10.5 percent in 2014.
The ongoing drought in California has raised concerns about rising produce prices at supermarkets or grocery stores. Farm-level fruit prices rose 5.9 percent in September, while farm vegetable prices decreased 1.9 percent. These changes suggest that retail produce prices could continue to increase in the coming months. ERS predicts farm-level fruit prices will increase 3.0 to 4.0 percent in 2014 and farm-level vegetables will decrease 3.0 to 4.0 percent over the same time period.
See Changes in Producer Price Indexes, 2012 through 2015 .
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The Petit Palace Barcelona hotel is located at 21 Roger de Llúria street, round the corner from Gran Vía de las Cortes Catalanas. Our modern rooms feature flat screen TV (with Satellite TV), hydro-massage shower, air-conditioned/ heating and mini-bar. Petit Palace Barcelona Plus is situated close to the city's main tourist attractions, such as Paseo de Gracia, the Barrio Gótico district, Plaza Cataluña and Las Ramblas. Room types: -50 stylish rooms. -Show room: Office layout with writing desk, armchairs, laptop, WIFI,video projector, screen projector, 26 " flat screen TV , hydro massage shower and 140 cm foldaway bed. -High-Tech rooms: laptop, exercise bike, trouser press, hydro massage shower and king-size bed. -Equipped rooms for pets (bed, feeding and water bowls). -Rooms for disabled people. -Smoking & non smoking rooms.
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Play with proportions in a snappy patent bootie that nods to rain-boot design with high-contrast colors and flaunts an exaggerated, lugged platform and heel. 3 1/2" heel (size 9). 7" boot shaft. Leather upper, lining and sole. By 10 Crosby Derek Lam; imported. Salon Shoes.
This playful design from Derek Lam is an illusionary piece that merges the aesthetics of masculine and feminine. Crafted in New York from pure cotton, this denim printed dress features a double utility pocket top with a collared button-up "untucked" above a femininely flared A-line skirt. Shop the Look Styled with Marc Jacobs tote and Nicholas Kirkwood sandals . 100% cotton Lining: 100% polyester Made in New York Please note: This item is returnable for M'O credit or full refund.
10 Crosby Derek Lam shirtdress. Shirt collar; sleeveless. Shirt top with covered placket. Yoked back with center pleat. Asymmetric, ruffled tiers. Fluted hem hits thigh-high. 34"L front; 35 1/2"L back. Viscose/cottons/spandex. Imported of Turkish material.
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Derek Lam offers fall comfort in this lavishly oversized sweater. Crafted with a boat neckline and a double hemline for a fun faux surprise, this piece with knitted sleeve and neck detailing is warm all over in its cool grey and cream hues. Shop the Look Styled with Derek Lam 10 Crosby skirt , Marni bag , and Sergio Rossi pumps . 75% cotton, 25% polyamide Imported Please note: This item is returnable for M'O credit or full refund.
Indigo denim dress by Derek Lam. Jewel neckline; two-way front zip. Long sleeves; snap cuffs. Elongated chest and hip pockets. A-line silhouette. Cotton/spandex. Made in Italy. Model's measurements: Height 5'10.5"/179cm, bust 32"/82cm, waist 23.5"/60cm, hips 34.5"/88cm, dress size US 2.
Brushed suede 10 Crosby Derek Lam booties give a nod to western style with a neat, rounded toe. A sculpted seam accents the front panel, and a tasseled pull details the exposed side zip. Chunky crepe heel and sole. Leather: Cowhide. Imported, Brazil. Measurements Heel: 3.5in / 90mm
Derek Lam 10 Crosby Maddox Ankle Booties $395 $276.50
A raised seam traces the pointed toe of glossy leather 10 Crosby Derek Lam booties. Inset suede panels accent the short, notched shaft. Covered side zip. Stacked heel and leather sole. Leather: Cowhide. Imported, Brazil. Measurements Heel: 1.25in / 30mm
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Derek Lam explored the idea of "clashing yet harmonious energies" for his Fall '14 runway. This ethereal gown is meticulously crafted in Italy from panels of ivory satin held together with gold beads . Tonal silk lining through the body provides just the right amount of coverage. Style yours with metallic accessories for events. Ivory satin Concealed hook and zip fastening at side 70% acetate, 30% viscose; lining: 100% silk Dry clean
Understated with a totally unexpected cross over detail which can be worn at front or back we love pieces that can have versatile styling. Long sleeves. V scooped drape at the reverse side of the cross over. In a very soft, luxe cashmere knit. In grey. Fabric: 100% cashmere Length from shoulder to hem: 25 inches for size small Made in China.
"This collection has a lot of unexpected clashes of colors—lavender and green, curry and cornflower blue—hues that don't seem to go, but that together create a harmonious experience," said Derek Lam of his FW14 collection. Nowhere is this glorious clash more evident than in this patchwork leather skirt that plays with both color and texture with stunning effect. Shop the Look Styled with Martin Grant top , Thom Browne bag , and Nicholas Kirkwood pumps . Main fabric: 100% calfskin Secondary fabric: 100% lambskin Lining: 100% silk Made in the USA Please note: This item may be returned for M'O credits or full refund.
A bold, stacked heel balances a modern ankle bootie, designed with sculptural seams and a kiltie-inspired overlay. 4" heel (size 9). 5 3/4" boot shaft. Side zip closure. Leather upper, lining and sole. By 10 Crosby Derek Lam; made in Brazil. Salon Shoes.
Derek Lam camel, grey and beige geometric colorblock wool-blend zip-front coat styled with long cape back. Jewel neck with vertical darting, oxidized coppertone zipper at front, leather banding at neckline and hem. Available in Camel/Grey/Beige. Zips at front. Wool/polyamide/leather. Dry clean. Made in Italy.
Trousers make for a tailored look. Two seamed vertical pockets with seam detail at front and two pockets at rear. Zip/hook/button closure. Loosely pleated. Semi sheer. In shiny blush. Fabric: 75% triacetate/25% polyester Rise: 12 inches Inseam: 34 inches 9 inches wide at hem Made in China.
Slender elastic bands create soft puckers over the bodice of a fitted jersey 10 Crosby Derek Lam dress. Banding trims the crew neckline. Hidden back zip. Vented hem. Unlined. Fabric: Heathered jersey. 100% wool. Dry clean. Imported, China. Measurements Length: 44in / 112cm, from shoulder Measurements from size 4
Derek Lam 10 Crosby Ruched Dress $395 $237
Seamed panels lend a layered look to pointed-toe 10 Crosby Derek Lam boots. A lace-up closure and chunky, stacked heel lend vintage charm to the knee-high silhouette. Exposed side zip. Leather sole. Leather: Cowhide. Imported, Brazil. Measurements Heel: 3.5in / 90mm Shaft: 15in / 38cm Circumference: 14.5in / 37cm
Derek Lam 10 Crosby Meredith Tall Boots $650 $455
An elegant wardrobe essential, tailored with soft gathered details from richly fabricated silk crepe.;Nehru collar;Gathers at neckline, shoulders, and back yoke;Concealed front placket;Long sleeves;About 24" from shoulder to hem;Silk;Dry clean;Imported;Model shown is 5'10" (177cm) wearing US size 4.
A flattering flared leg and a high, wide waistband define this impeccably tailored virgin wool pair.;Self waistband with belt loops;Zip fly;Flared leg;Inseam, about 36";Virgin wool/cotton/polyamide/elastane;Dry clean;Imported of Italian fabric;Model shown is 5'10" (177cm) wearing US size 4.
Beautifully contoured piping and a neatly laced front define this supple leather design with stacked heel and side zip entry. ;Stacked heel, 3.5" (90mm);Shaft, 14.5";Leg circumference, 12.5";Leather upper;Side zip closure;Leather lining and sole;Padded insole;Imported
Derek Lam 10 Crosby Meredith Knee-High Leather Boots $650 $455–650
10 Crosby Derek Lam textured leather flat. Pointed patent leather cap toe. High-cut smooth leather vamp crosses over suede heel counter. Cutout sides. Raised 1" wedge heel. Padded insole. Leather outsole with textured heel for some traction. "Ava" is made in Brazil.
An elegant, draped Derek Lam top with an asymmetrical profile. A wraparound capelet overlay lends effortless glamour to the silhouette, and a contrast stripe offers a graphic finish. Short sleeves. Hidden back zip. Fabric: Puckered mid-weight crepe. 100% viscose. Dry clean. Made in Italy. Measurements Length: 21in / 53.5cm, from shoulde Measurements from size 40
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This soft, cozy Derek Lam sweater vest is trimmed with a fringed panel for a hit of eclectic style. Ribbed turtleneck. Sleeveless. Fabric: Soft ribbed knit. 100% cashmere. Hand wash or dry clean. Imported, China. Measurements Length: 23in / 58.5cm, from shoulder Measurements from size S
Exclusively Ours! Crafted from ivory cashmere rib-knit, Derek Lam's pullover sweater is designed with a single panel that wraps origami-style around the body. 2 x 2 rib-knit crewneck and cuffs, fully fashioned long sleeves, asymmetric hemline. Available in Ivory. Cashmere. Dry clean. Imported.
takes the classic pea coat and transforms it into an elongated, sleek, and sophisticated topper. Refined with a touch of class, this double-breasted coat in navy is sure to keep you warm on even the chilliest fall night. 80% virgin wool, 10% polyutherane, 10% angora Made in Italy Please note: This item may be returned for M'O credits or full refund.
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Wool-blend dress by 10 Crosby Derek Lam. Boat neckline. Dropped, three-quarter sleeves. Shift silhouette; high-low hem on first layer. Pullover style. Viscose/wool/spandex. Imported of Italian materials. Model's measurements: Height 5'10"/177cm, bust 32"/81cm, waist 24"/61cm, hips 35"/89cm, dress size US 2/4. Shown styled with Jimmy Choo VAUNT suede pointed toe bootie w/ ankle wrap in ink/black
This 10 Crosby Derek Lam sweater features a sweet peplum hem. Crew neckline. Long raglan sleeves. Fabric: Knit. 41% nylon/27% cotton/19% acrylic/11% mohair/2% wool. Dry clean. Imported, China. Measurements Length: 25.25in / 64cm, from shoulder Measurements from size S
Derek Lam 10 Crosby Peplum Sweater $395 $237
A supple suede skirt, crafted with two patch pockets and anchored with a wide belt in buttery leather. ;Included leather belt;Belt loops;Patch pockets;Concealed side zip;About 23" long;Suede;Dry clean by leather specialist;Imported of Italian fabric;Model shown is 5'11" (180cm) wearing US size 4.
Derek Lam Belted Suede Skirt $2,490
These free-spirited leather ankle boots are highlighted with fringe trim and a unique rubber block heel. ;Rubber heel, 33⁄4" (95mm);Leather upper;Almond toe;Side zip;Leather lining;Padded insole;Rubber sole;Made in Brazil
Derek Lam 10 Crosby Monet Leather Fringe Ankle Boots $425 $297.50
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We are proud to offer this commercial property in Whitebarn Lane Dagenham. It is ideally located on a busy parade covering a large residential area. Rent £10000 PA 12 years lease/ open More details ›
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ORE are delighted to offer this prominent and established Post Office located in an urban retail location in Dagenham, Essex for sale. The business is sitting among a parade of shops which serves a densely populated community and is surrounded by other local businesses. Business comes with (cont.) More details ›
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Of interest to rental investors and owner occupiers. A first floor flat in need of modernisation, well located for road and rail links into London - Vacant More details ›
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Your Move Glenwood is pleased to offer for sale this one bedroom second floor retirement flat which is located within 0.6 miles to Chadwell Heath Station. The property also benefits from 20ft open plan lounge to kitchen, 11ft bedroom, 6ft bathroom/WC, double glazing where stated and is offered wi... More details ›
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Situated in this popular residential retirment development is this one bedroom First Floor Flat that has been remodernised to a high standard. Benefits include 24 hour assistance, live in Manager also Communal Laundry Room and Lounge. The property is being sold with no onward chain, and has a new... More details ›
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1 bedroom flat for sale Portland Close, Chadwell Heath
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