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Friday, 29 September 1995
LETTER: Off the railsSaturday, 30 September 1995
Sir: It appears that the old joke "Excuse me, librarian, do you have a copy of the BR timetable, please" - "Yes, we do, you'll find it in the fiction section" is about to become fact ("Railtrack timetable set to become pulp fiction", 26 September). Y...
LETTER: The lost tribes of terracottasSaturday, 30 September 1995
Sir: In his article "The government, the terracotta and the Academy" (Visual Arts, 26 September), David Sweetman mentions that the Royal Academy's secretary, Piers Rogers, "is struggling to maintain his customary urbanity" in the run- up to the openi...
Drop your feet and use your fingersSaturday, 30 September 1995
Lengths of wood can now legally be sold only in multiples of "the length of the path travelled by [a beam of] light in a vacuum during a time interval of 1/299792558 of a second". A second is "the duration of 9192631770 periods of the radiation corre...
LETTER: Grant asylum to East TimoreseSaturday, 30 September 1995
Sir: It is to be hoped that Britain does grant asylum to the five East Timorese men who have sought refuge in the British Embassy in Jakarta ("Timorese plead for UK asylum", 26 September). The atrocities carried out by Indonesia in the two decades si...
LETTER: Policing financial tradersSaturday, 30 September 1995
MEP Sir: The revelation that a trader at the Daiwa Bank has carried out more than 30,000 unauthorised deals, losing more than pounds 700m over an 11-year period, highlights the gross inadequacies of the global financial trading system's ability to de...
LETTER: Where are the female artists?Saturday, 30 September 1995
Sir It is notable that in keeping with the Nineties ethos of selling the sizzle, not the steak, there is not one painter, composer or writer in your catalogue of future female leaders in the arts (Section Two; "Business and the arts - 40 women under ...
LETTER: Get rid of poor health educationSaturday, 30 September 1995
Sir: If social factors such as male unemployment have such a large effect on teenage health ("Children today are 'healthier but less happy' ", 22 September), then groups such as Healthcare 2000 ("NHS is told: charges or cuts", 19 September) which are...
Conkers plonkersSaturday, 30 September 1995
"Because there was less water around during the summer the horse chestnut trees have had to ration supplies," explained a spokesman for the Forestry Commission. "The conkers have not had a chance to develop to their full potential before dropping. No...
LETTER: NHS ageism and idealismSaturday, 30 September 1995
Sir: Of course young Brian is too old to be a doctor (leading article, 27 September). NHS trusts depend upon the blind enthusiasm and natural energy of their youthful junior doctors, working for 72 hours a week, at 50 per cent of the hourly rate thro...
LEADER: We look in the mirror of the UN and see ourselvesSaturday, 30 September 1995
Here, roughly speaking, is the quality of debate in this country - but not just this country - on international institutions. Witness the obloquy poured on the European Court of Human Rights this week for a painfully split-decision on an honestly dif...
Can Blair cope with democracy?Saturday, 30 September 1995
On Wednesday, the national executive decided not to endorse Ms Davies as the candidate in Leeds NE because, according to the party general secretary Tom Sawyer, of "her perpetual opposition to the mainstream of the party and its policies over a long ...
Success will lie in the small printSaturday, 30 September 1995
Elliott, 48, is a quiet, modest man, yet the launch has been anything but. He flew most of his London staff over for the occasion. All week he has claimed that he is offering something New Yorkers have been deprived of, and that they can do without n...
LETTER: Decade of cruel imprisonmentSaturday, 30 September 1995
and others Sir: On 1 October, Mordechai Vanunu will start his 10th year of solitary confinement in Ashkelon Prison, Israel, in conditions described by Amnesty International as "cruel, inhuman and degrading". For revealing the truth about Israel's nuc...
LETTER: Human rights: Britain's obligations and aberrationsSaturday, 30 September 1995
Sir: In today's "Another View" (29 September) Bill Cash MP argues for ditching the European Convention on Human Rights on the basis that "we would barely notice" if we withdrew. He condemns himself from his own mouth: if we wouldn't notice, why does ...
LETTER: Human rights: Britain's obligations and aberrationsSaturday, 30 September 1995
Sir: Stephen Ward is right in arguing that one of the consequences of not having a written constitution or a domestic Bill of Rights is the relatively high number of cases against Britain in Strasbourg ("When Britain stands accused in the dock", 28 S...
QUOTE UNQUOTESaturday, 30 September 1995
God knows perfectly well that I have nothing to do with the Mafia - Giulio Andreotti, Italy's former prime minister, accused of being organised crime's political Godfather In two days, I'll be forgotten. That's life - Joseph Le Guen after rowing acro...
LETTER: Human rights: Britain's obligations and aberrationsSaturday, 30 September 1995
Sir: With regard to the coverage you give to the Strasbourg ruling (reports, 28 September), one essential point seems to have been missed. To the IRA, the conflict was war. They say that their prisoners are political or prisoners of war. IRA members ...
LETTER: Human rights: Britain's obligations and aberrationsSaturday, 30 September 1995
Sir: You observe that the real problem with the European Convention on Human Rights is that Britain is alone, with the Republic of Ireland, in failing to incorporate it into domestic law ("Human rights on the rocks", 28 September). This is deeply iro...
LETTER: Is quality alien to satellite TV?Friday, 29 September 1995
Sir: Would you allow a little factual light to penetrate Roy Hattersley's uncharacteristic gloom ("Not up Rupert's Street", 25 September) [about the consequences of Sky seeking to buy Coronation Street]? "Poach", "predators", "pirates", "plunder": al...
LETTER: The legal duty of those who careFriday, 29 September 1995
Sir: Stephen Laudat is a schizophrenic who stabbed his fellow inmate 82 times at a day centre in Newham. Relatively isolated incidents such as this inevitably make national headlines, as do the inquiries that always follow. The Woodley report, sensib...
LETTER: Palestinian deal is nothing newFriday, 29 September 1995
Sir: In the headline to Patrick Cockburn's article about the Taba accords between Israel and the PLO, you declare the "New Palestinian state [is] shackled at birth" (Foreign News, 25 September). In reality there is nothing "new" in the accords. They ...
Just make mine a little bit metricFriday, 29 September 1995
In a way, this is a pity, as imperial measures always seemed to me to be more flexible than metric ones. If you ever listen to the conversation in our shops such as butchers and fishmongers, you will realise that the basic units of imperial measure w...
Away with price-fixing - and on with VAT!Friday, 29 September 1995
As physical objects, books are worth less than they ever were. The quality paperback is anything but. So-called perfect binding can be guaranteed to shed leaf after leaf and whole chunks of book within months of purchase; printing is mechanical and s...
Can he make Mr Blair great?Friday, 29 September 1995
Blair talked of reform to unemployment benefit so people would be encouraged to work, of a new income support system which would create incentives to self-help instead of curbing it, and of the need to move the nation's pensions into the private sect...
LETTER: Self-selectionFriday, 29 September 1995
Sir: Robyn Willis (Letters, 26 September) shouldn't worry too much over uncouth remarks about Australia by Britain's noisy chattering classes, for there is a positive aspect. As a person (not unconnected with the Australian government) put it to me s...
ANOTHER VIEW: Making our own judgementsFriday, 29 September 1995
Yesterday's Independent argued that we should incorporate the European Convention on Human Rights into British law, supposedly to reduce the risk of such embarrassments. I disagree. We would lose nothing if we withdrew from the court and the conventi...
LEADING ARTICLE: Fat cats cry over spilled creamFriday, 29 September 1995
Now even government ministers and the only slightly thinner cats who run Seeboard, one of the companies which owns the grid, are crying foul. They can see that the fate of the privatisation process, the reputation of the electricity industry and even...
LETTER: Support your local bookshopsFriday, 29 September 1995
Sir: There is no such thing as a "bargain" book. All that the largest publishers and the multiple bookshops are doing is simply to admit that most "bestsellers" were overpriced in the first place. If, for example, a book with a realistically arrived ...
LETTER: The no-passport ruleFriday, 29 September 1995
Sir: Chris Patten, Governor of Hong Kong, has recommended that we give British passports to Hong Kong citizens. The Conservative government, which wants to keep down the number of immigrants at all costs, naturally opposes this humane plan. But then ...
LETTER: Is quality alien to satellite TV?Friday, 29 September 1995
Sir: Many of your readers will endorse the comments of Roy Hattersley, and not only those who wish to see Coronation Street saved from the clutches of Sky. I missed the Ryder Cup and was more than a little displeased that this biennial event had been...
LETTER: Paying for the public goodFriday, 29 September 1995
Sir: It is quite wrong for the Treasury Minister, Angela Knight, to assert that it is due to more people being in work now, as compared with at the time of the last general election, that more people are paying income tax ("Wider spread of tax net he...
LETTER: Coleridge's worryFriday, 29 September 1995
Sir: Coleridge, as Bryan Appleyard says ("Two Cultures: a science fiction", 27 September), once wrote in a letter that the souls of 500 Sir Isaac Newtons would go to the making up of a Shakespeare or a Milton, but he later twice begged his correspond...
No room on the leftFriday, 29 September 1995
Sir: Tom Sawyer, Labour's general secretary, says I am not a "suitable" candidate for Labour - even though I was democratically selected in accordance with the party rulebook - because I broke the whip as an Islington councillor on "numerous occasion...
LETTER: Our secretive governmentFriday, 29 September 1995
Sir: Sarah Hogg presents a quaint but blinkered view of the conduct of government in Britain ("Opening up the staff of politics", 26 September). She praises cabinet committees, agencies, self-governing bodies, regulators and inspectors as being a man...
LEADING ARTICLE: A new war against cancerFriday, 29 September 1995
Many people will be understandably sceptical about yesterday's predictions that we are entering a golden age in cancer treatment. The Imperial Cancer Research Fund forecasts that developments in drug therapy, combined with advances in screening and i...
LETTER: Paying for the public goodFriday, 29 September 1995
Sir: Andrew Marr's article ("Why Paddy can spend, spend, spend", 20 September) suggests that the UK cannot afford the tax rises Liberal Democrats fear may be necessary to improve public services. He writes that the British electorate "is very heavily...
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Traumatic asphyxia: a rare syndrome in trauma patients
- Cenker Eken,
- Ozlem Yıgıt
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A 6-year-old boy was admitted to the emergency department (ED) suffering from petechiae and purpura on his face caused by a farming accident. He got his T-shirt caught in a rotating shaft at the back of a tractor. The T-shirt wrapped around his thorax and compressed him. He did not lose his consciousness during the incident. His score on the Glasgow Coma Scale was 15 and his initial vital signs were stable upon arrival at the ED. On physical examination, diffuse petechiae and purpura were noted on the face and neck although there was not any sign of the direct trauma (Figs. 1 and 2). The patient denied suffering head trauma. Examination for abdominal and thoracic organ injury was negative. Fig. 1
Traumatic asphyxia is a rare condition presenting with cervicofacial cyanosis and edema, subconjunctival hemorrhage, and pete ...
- Richards, CE, Wallis, DN (2005) Asphyxiation: a review. Trauma 7: pp. 37-45 CrossRef
- Williams, JS, Minken, SL, Adams, JT (1968) Traumatic asphyxia—reappraised. Ann Surg 167: pp. 384-392 CrossRef
- Lee, MC, Wong, SS, Chu, JJ (1991) Traumatic asphyxia. Ann Thorac Surg 51: pp. 86-88 CrossRef
- Jongewaard, WR, Cogbill, TH, Landercasper, J (1992) Neurologic consequences of traumatic asphyxia. J Trauma 32: pp. 28-31 CrossRef
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- Sklar, DP, Baack, B, McFeeley, P, Osler, T, Marder, E, Demarest, G (1988) Traumatic asphyxia in New Mexico: a five-year experience. Am J Emerg Med 6: pp. 219-223 CrossRef
- Title
- Traumatic asphyxia: a rare syndrome in trauma patients
- Open Access
- Available under Open Access This content is freely available online to anyone, anywhere at any time.
- Journal
International Journal of Emergency Medicine
Volume 2, Issue 4 , pp 255-256
- Cover Date
- 2009-12-01
- 10.1007/s12245-009-0115-x
- Print ISSN
- 1865-1372
- Online ISSN
- 1865-1380
- Publisher
- Springer-Verlag
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- Authors
- Cenker Eken (1) (2)
- Ozlem Yıgıt (1) (2)
- Author Affiliations
- 1. Department of Emergency Medicine, Akdeniz University Faculty of Medicine, 07059, Antalya, Turkey
- 2. Department of Emergency Medicine, Akdeniz University School of Medicine, 07059, Antalya, Turkey

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About us
Loomio emerged when activists from the Occupy movement teamed up with the social enterprise network Enspiral, realising that they were using different approaches to work towards the same aim.
Loomio is being built by a core team in Wellington, New Zealand, and a wider network of friends and supporters all over the world. This video is a presentation by one of the team members that explains some of the background of the project.
Loomio Cooperative members
The Loomio Cooperative is made up of 12 worker-members and a network of amazing contributors and advisors. Everyone involved brings a diverse range of skills and experiences, each contributing their own perspective to a powerful shared vision.
Richard Bartlett
Rich has a background in open-source engineering, education and community organising. This diverse skill-set sees him contributing to each facet of the Loomio project, including coding, coordination and communications.
"I gave up my engineering business in October 2011 when the global Occupy movement touched down in Civic Square in Wellington. It was the first time I had met people that shared my anger and concern about the inability of institutions to respond rationally to existential threats like ecosystem collapse, resource depletion, extreme inequality, and runaway climate-change. Occupy was my first taste of the transformative power of decentralised collaborative decision-making. The incredible surge of optimism I felt at Occupy has continued unabated throughout Loomio."
Jesse Doud
After a formal background in English literature, Jesse decided to do something productive and learned how to code. Fueled with a passion for community building and sustainable transport through years of volunteer wrenching at bicycle collectives, he ended a bike tour of New Zealand at Loomio.
"What really excites me is the effect Loomio can have on those who feel alienated or are genuinely disenfranchised by organizations that have power over their lives. An introduction to good group decision-making can be transformative. Loomio, as an open-source, simple, beautiful tool, is one avenue to this discovery that I'm proud to be a part of."
Rob Guthrie
Rob is an experienced software engineer who has been programming and developing software since he was a young kid on a Commodore 64. He's since found Enspiral and has been enjoying a mixture of contract and startup software development.
"I've always been excited by computers and the internet, particularly the open source software movement. I consider it a shining light of what is possible with the internet. We have a big vision grounded in providing an exceptionally easy user experience. I love working with this team, it's a real pleasure."
Mix Irving
Mix has dabbled with code, making websites in notepad, modelling bio-mechanics with mathematics, supporting high-schoolers learning python, and crafting death-rays with laser-cutters. He's studied people through neuroscience, revolutionary education and some art school. His interests converged recently in Loomio.
"Loomio stretches my imagination and ability like little else. It's one of the most exciting bits of social catalysis to be working on. Also, the people are lovely."
MJ Kaplan
Based in Providence, Rhode Island, MJ re-focused her work on collaborative social innovation and social enterprise after a remarkable year of related research in New Zealand in 2013. She brings experience in strategy development, collaboration, and change management honed through a consulting practice she founded and led. MJ teaches at Brown University and is passionate about supporting young social entrepreneurs. She is also actively engaged in growing the ecosystem to enable social businesses to flourish in Providence and globally.
"I never expected to join the Loomio team, but it feels like the perfect fit. My whole career has focused on facilitating ways for diverse groups of people to commit to shared ideals and actions. Loomio enables this across time and space which makes it so much easier to bring people affected by decisions into the conversation. The team is as glorious as the tool. It's a hugely talented group that is committed to respectful and impactful ways of working together as we create this powerful venture."
Alanna Krause
Alanna has a diverse background, having worked in the government and private sectors in the US, Asia, and Europe before settling in New Zealand. Her skills are at the intersection of technology and people, with a special passion for new- paradigm horizontal management, communications, and business systems.
"Loomio is the manifestation of my most deeply held values around community, collaboration, and humanistic interaction, both in terms of the tool itself and how we operate as a team. I have already seen the way Loomio transforms how groups work together, and in a world full of possibilities this is the project really capturing my passion. Call me an idealist, but I honestly believe it can change the world."
Jon Lemmon
Jon brings a powerful combination of technical experience, communication skills, and passion for community. He has over 6 years experience working on software in the web, film and music industries, and has further experience coordinating and engaging in community-based events and social activism.
"I feel incredibly lucky to be working on Loomio. I am challenged every day, I am surrounded by the most inspiring people I have ever met, and most importantly, I am able to channel my passion and intelligence into building an infrastructure for empowering scalable positive social change. I love this team and this project and there is nothing I'd rather be doing."
Chelsea Robsinson
With a background in science, Chelsea studied the key success factors of collaborative governance methods from around the world. Bringing together theory, passion and practice, she has led the design of collaboration and team development processes in community groups and government alike. Through co-founding Generation Zero, with a mission to get New Zealand carbon zero, she realised that the way decisions are being made is a huge roadblock to greener, more just economies & communities.
"Loomio is a place where I feel like we're making accessible the ancient, useful magic of building community. The work we do cuts to the core of confronting personal ego, and extends right out to relevant daily issues for managers, policy makers and heads of state. Everything from the open-source code, to the co-operative legal structure, to the international partnerships, means this is a real shot at prototyping a new way of governing."
Hannah Salmon
Hannah is a Rails developer and teammate on Loomio's development team. She is also an artist with a background in creative activism. As an illustrator, DIY publisher, community-space coordinator and developer she has been involved with various projects that challenge the distinctions between art, life and activism in an attempt to spur positive social change.
"Loomio feels like the most exciting and important thing I could possibly be doing. Loomio seeks to foster collaboration, build community and challenge obstacles to communication and participation in decision-making. To me, the values that underpin Loomio are the key to transformative social change. I feel so privileged to have the opportunity to participate in this project and to be part of an amazing team, the members of which I am learning from and am inspired by every day."
Simon Tegg
Simon brings experience in research, data analysis and visualisation. He is driven to make information more accessible to stakeholders to enable better decision-making. This line of work brings him into contact with policy development, community projects, business analytics and marketing.
"Loomio (and the team behind it) combines people-knowledge and technical- knowledge in a way you don't see very often. It's a thrill to work with people at the top of both of these games, and with them build a tool that people in faraway places have already found hugely valuable."
Aaron Thornton
Aaron has worked in the IT industry for more than eight years since completing a BSc in computer Science at VUW. He brings a calm and focused attitude to the team.
"I was initially attracted to the Loomio project by a need to combine my passion to work on social good projects and the opportunity to upskill in a dynamic like-minded team committed to agile processes. Aside from the coding, I have owned and operated a cafe with my partner and travelled extensively throughout the world. The experiences I encountered and the inequalities I felt encouraged and validated the need for my current undertakings with Loomio. With a very complimentary skill set and the infusion of collaborative ability attained by developing Loomio, I feel I have found the people and the project to pour my soul into."
Malcolm Shearer
In one life Malcolm works on organisational systems and process re-engineering, in another, he's engaged in community organising. His job now is to find ways to pull these things together, working for Loomio is one way that comes about.
"I left the financial world when I was searching for a project that focussed more on social outcomes, and this project fit the bill. I'm helping build robust business systems so that Loomio can deliver on its potential for global social impact. I love Loomio's ability to empower people and the way it helps communities to corale their collective thoughts and turn them into real-world action."
Member Board
The Loomio Board provides strategic guidance and expertise in financial transparency and accountability.
Matthew Bartlett
Matthew's background is in web development, design, book publishing, project management and social activism. He is passionate about evidence-based decision-making and collaborative design, and brings that focus to Loomio — iteratively improving the software to make using it a beautiful experience.
"I'm totally enthused about every aspect of the Loomio project. It is such an inspiring team to work with, and the values-driven approach — 'walking the talk' — really appeals to me. Loomio is bringing real democracy into ordinary people's lives; empowering groups to take control of their destinies."
Michael Elwood-Smith
Michael brings over 20 years of international business experience to the Loomio Establishment Board, primarily within the ICT industry in New Zealand and Europe. He has recently completed a six-year stint as an advisor at CreativeHQ, Wellington's leading business incubator where he mentored high- growth potential startup companies aspiring to enter global markets. Michael works with select New Zealand-based companies to establish offshore markets, optimise business performance and accelerate growth.
"The Loomio team is tackling a problem at the very core of the world's greatest problems. I love working with courageous people as they bring their energy and enthusiasm to change the world, with clear purpose and ethical values. Early indications of real need and interest will likely soon turn into strong market demand and the need for Loomio to scale rapidly, without losing the essence of the value proposition. It is a journey worth taking. This is where I hope I can be of some help."
Ben Knight
Ben has a research background in cognitive neuroscience and the evolution of collective intelligence, and a practical background in community coordination, social justice organising, media and communications.
"One of the things I found most inspiring about the Occupy movement was seeing the real-world outcomes of the collective wisdom that emerges when people participate as equals. To me, Loomio is all about building tools to make it easy for as many people as possible to put their heads together, to come up with better solutions than anyone would have come up with on their own. There's nothing I'd rather be working on, and no team I'd rather be working with."
Vivien Maidaborn
Vivien brings a depth of experience in organisational systems, decision making processes and social change acumen. She has been CEO of CCS Disability Action and Relationships Aotearoa, and is the founder of the socialenterprise Lifemark.
"Working at Loomio is such an exciting adventure on so many levels. We are making it possible for people to have a voice, to participate in generating collective wisdom, and to take tested ideas into action. We are co-creating new ways of approaching authority, accountability and choice in the workplace, but I am perhaps most inspired by the feeling we are creating tools for a more generative and generous future where everyone can be involved in making the decisions that affect them."
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Loomio is made with love by the fine humans of the Loomio Co-operative Limited, a worker-owned and New Zealand registered co-operative company located at:
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Catalytically competent protonation state
The catalytically competent protonation state (CCPS) is the catalytically active protonation state of an enzyme. An enzyme is a protein, which catalyzes a chemical reaction. Proteins and enzymes consist of amino acids, some of which are titratable (i.e. they can alter their charge when the pH of the solution changes), and an enzyme commonly needs a set of specific residues in its active site to occupy a specific protonation state to be catalytically active.
An example of this phenomenon is provided by Hen Egg White Lysozyme (HEWL) - a Lysozyme, which has two acidic residues in its active site that are important for catalytic activity: Glu35 and Asp 52. For HEWL to be catalytically active, Glu35 must be neutral (i.e. be protonated), whereas Asp 52 must be negatively charged (i.e. it has lost its proton). The protonation state Glu35H,Asp52- is thus the catatlytically competent protonation state of HEWL, where H denotes the protonated form of the Glu.
pH-activity profiles[edit]
Since an enzyme is active only when it is in the CCPS (i.e. it occupies a specific protonation state), it follows that the fraction of enzyme molecules in the CCPS determines how active a population of enzyme molecules are. The fractional population of the CCPS is thus a significant quantity, and the pH-dependence of the fractional population of the CCPS determines the pH-activity profile of the enzyme.
The population of a CCPS can be predicted using protein pKa calculations.
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Threatens to pull out of Government if Congress helps `enemies'
Congress should not join hands with AIPJD Re-entry of Siddaramaiah into JD(S) ruled out Congress given time till February 8 National Executive of JD(S) to decide on a course of action
BELLARY: Janata Dal (Secular) State unit President N. Thippanna has categorically said his party will continue in the coalition as long as the Congress does not join hands with the "enemies" of the Janata Dal (S) in zilla and taluk panchayats.
"We have made it clear to the Congress that if the coalition Government has to continue then it should share power with the Janata Dal (S) in zilla and taluk panchayats and should not have any ties with our enemies at any cost," Mr. Thippanna said.
Mr. Thippanna told presspersons that the Congress joining hands with the All India Progressive Janata Dal (AIPJD) is his party's only major grouse and the party had no other complaint. "Even now it is not late. We still tell the Congress that we will continue in the coalition if the latter agrees to share power with us in the zilla and taluk panchayats and drop the idea of joining hands with the AIPJD. But unfortunately, the Congress appears to be trying to have an understanding with our enemies," he said.
Mr. Thippanna said a majority of the party leaders and workers were of the opinion that the Janata Dal (S) should severe its ties with the Congress and have made it clear that they were ready to face another elections. "The National Executive of the party will meet on February 8 and discuss all these issues and take a final decision as to whether the party should severe its ties with the coalition government or not.
Till then we will wait and watch. If the coalition arrangement is continued even in the zilla and taluk panchayats, it will be fine and if not, we will be forced to take a decision on the future course of action," he said.
Mr. Thippanna ruled out taking back former Deputy Chief Minister Siddaramaiah and others into the party. About the poor performance of his party in his home district in the zilla and taluk panchayat elections, Mr. Thippanna attributed it to the flow of funds and liquor, and atrocities.


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Jujujojo have you ever seen a mature Rosa banksiae? They are enormous and the 'trunks' can be enormous, too. Your photo looks like a Rosa banksiae var. banksiae which is native to China. (Just to complicate things, both roses and crabapples are members of the same family, Rosaceae.)
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Thank you very much for your ID. I thought R banksiae has narrow leaves, and R. banksia has flowers smaller in diameter than the width of leaf. Maybe it is a cultivar? I agree that the "trunk" could be a result of training.
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Thank you very much for your ID. I thought R banksiae has narrow leaves, and R. banksia has flowers smaller in diameter than the width of leaf. Maybe it is a cultivar? I agree that the "trunk" could be a result of training.
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World Cup balls are no excuse for inaccuracy: Steyn South Africa's opponents may have breathed a sigh of relief Frans Steyn injured his shoulder in the 13-5 victory over when the injured Frans Steyn left the Rugby World Cup and Samoa in the pool stage, supposedly removing the threat Welsh fans in the crowd took his prodigious goal-kicking talent with him. that any offense within 60 meters of the posts might be pun- prior to the Rugby World But the Springboks' prolific points-scorer, Morne Steyn, ished with a thundering penalty kick. Cup match between Fiji says they shouldn't relax too soon as he is prepared to take South Africa meets Australia in the quarter-finals on and Wales at Waikato the long-range kicks. Sunday in Wellington and is boosted by Morne Steyn's suc- Stadium in Hamilton, New "I'm not in Frans' range but with the place kicks maybe cess rate at the tournament being typically excellent when Zealand, on Oct 2. (AP) some of the long ones will come to me now," Steyn said. "I'd many other kickers, notably Jonny Wilkinson, have strug- like a go at some of those long ones, but Frans has taken it gled. to another level. From our own 10-meter line, I think that's a Some have blamed the new Gilbert balls in use and tricky bit out of my range. But if the weather holds up maybe I can weather conditions, but Steyn said the balls at least cannot take it with the wind from my own 10 meters." be blamed. (AP) rugby world cup ARAB TIMES, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 5, 2011 Page 55 'Props need special dispensation' No binding: skintight jerseys no good for props AUCKLAND, New Zealand, Oct 4, (AP): Pumas' win over Georgia on the weekend. Franks and Ayerza will be on opposite feel like he's trying on a Lycra cycling vation means the days of thick, heavy, For the French, style obviously is It seems the props are struggling to come "As a loosehead I find it hard to bind and sides in the quarter-final clash on Sunday, suit. sweat-drenched cotton jerseys are long important. to grips with the skintight jerseys they're attack a prop when he's got a very tight while Stevens will tangle with the French "I prefer the loose ones, I prefer to gone. "We're asked our size, we try them on. being shoehorned into at the Rugby World shirt. frontrowers. breath. I don't like to hold my breath," he "The history of jerseys is a long one," Every player practically has a tailor-made Cup. "It's something to have a look at by All will have to grin and wear their said. "My feeling: I personally don't pre- France prop Fabien Barcella told AP. "I jersey. I wear an XL, some wear an While the outside backs don't seem to every team, the regulation should allow annoyance a while longer. fer a tight shirt, but if other props do then couldn't care, if I'm asked to play in a jer- XXL," Barcella said. "They're still very be having any problems parading the prop to have a bit looser," jersey. Forwards "are usually the last ones to fair play to them. "It's up to the other prop sey from the 1980s, I'll wear it." comfortable. I've known tighter jerseys, physiques in the aerodynamic strips, for It's a crucial area of the game for the be thought of," Franks said. "I'm pretty to try and get a grip," he continued. Back then, forwards could yank each they seem that way but they're fairly elas- heavyset props the slim-fitting shirts are Pumas pack, which is famed for its sure the props didn't put in an order for "You've obviously got to work harder to other's sleeves, or grab and pull a rival tic, actually. There's no problem on that causing workplace safety problems in the unyielding scrum. super-tight jerseys from the get-go." get a grip, if you don't get a grip it will be round by his collar in the grunt and frenzy level." engine room. Argentina meets top-ranked New Ayerza thinks the props need special to the other prop's advantage." of the rucks and mauls and scrums. Vastly improved technology has led to The key concern is the initial, split-sec- Zealand in the quarter-finals this week- dispensation. Ayerza thinks it is not quite as bad for Over the last decade, many rugby play- moisture-free, wafer-light synthetic poly- ond bind for frontrowers in the scrum, the end. All Blacks prop Ben Franks, and "In any other position in the game you his team-mate Juan Figallo, who is a ers have crossed over from being sporting ester jerseys that protect players from time honored rugby setpiece which pits England's Matt Stevens, are among the can have a tighter shirt," he said. "But (in tighthead prop. stars to celebrities, and every facet of their most of the elements, keeping them dry packs of eight giant forwards in a head-on big man airing similar grievances about the) scrum it's a backwards thing to have "Sometimes as a tighthead you would image has followed suit. on the inside. engagement. the jerseys. a tighter shirt." have an advantage, because the scrum "Now skintight jerseys are in fashion, The shift in jersey culture first came to "Yeah, definitely. I feel that tight shirts "Especially for a loosehead it's a lot It is no easy task for a behemoth prop to may collapse, and if he goes down it's a and we follow the fashion like anyone prominence at the 2003 World Cup, when are not helping for the amount of col- harder to get that initial bind," Franks squeeze into one of these jerseys, either. 50-50 call," he said. "It shouldn't be like else," Barcella said. "If the fashion was the England team brought the skintight lapsed scrums," Argentina prop Marcos said. "There's nothing really to grab, so At 1.91 meters and 126 kilograms (277 that. It's worse for a loosehead." old-style jerseys we would go back to it. look onto the world stage on the way to Ayerza told The Associated Press after the you're kind of grabbing for skin!" pounds) Tonga's Soane Tonga'uiha must Modern technology and constant inno- Fashion always has an effect." winning the tournament. World Cup Diary England's Tuilagi fined: Centre Manu Tuilagi has added to England's disciplinary woes at the World Cup NZ is replaceable at WC: IRB with a fine for wearing an illegal gumshield bearing a sponsor's name, 'No All Blacks, no World Cup' team officials said on Tuesday. Tuilagi, whose older brother Alesana AUCKLAND, Oct 4, (AFP): was punished for the same misde- meanour last week while playing for International Rugby Board Fighting for justice Samoa at the tournament, was fined (IRB) chief executive Mike NZ$10,000 ($7,500) for wearing the wrong mouthguard in England's game against Georgia. Miller has responded to New Zealand's threat to IRB suspends The illegal gumshield bore a spon- sor's name in contravention of the tour- nament's policies. "Manu wore a withdraw from the 2015 World Cup by saying Samoa's Sapolu branded mouthguard or the branding AUCKLAND, New Zealand, Oct 4, (AP): was visible against Georgia when he "everyone is replaceable". Suspended Samoa center Eliota Fuimaono- shouldn't have, so therefore he's been Steve Tew, the chief executive Sapolu says he's ready to quit playing fined 10,000 NZ of the New Zealand Rugby Union rugby if his outspoken comments against dollars," an (NZRU), said pulling the All the International Rugby Board lead to bet- England team ter treatment for second-tier teams. official said. Blacks from the next World Cup, Fuimaono-Sapolu was suspended by "It's a genuine in England, could not be ruled out the IRB from all rugby after failing to error and now as his organisation lost money appear at a World Cup judicial hearing on he's just trying to Tuesday for his critical comments on focus on every time the quadrennial tour- nament was staged. Twitter about the IRB and referee Nigel Saturday's quar- Owens, who controlled Samoa's narrow ter-final against Tew said competing at the ongoing loss to South Africa last week. France." World Cup in New Zealand was cost- The fine But Fuimaono-Sapolu said on New ing the NZRU more than NZ$13 mil- Zealand TV he wasn't informed about the comes after two Tuilagi England players, lion ($10.3 million), casting a shad- whereabouts or time of the hearing. Courtney Lawes ow over their participation in four Asked if he would have attended the and Delon Armitage, were suspended at years' time. hearing if he knew, he said, "Perhaps. the World Cup and the team was forced But Miller, in an interview with They don't really have most people's trust to admit to illegally swapping match New Zealand station Radio Sport, at the moment. A lot of injustice has been balls during the pool encounter with broadcast on Tuesday, when asked if dealt by the IRB and I would struggle to Romania. Tuilagi, 20, who plays for believe they would come up with a just Leicester Tigers, said it was an inadver- the World Cup needed the All Blacks, decision for me." tent mistake. (AFP) arguably rugby union's most famous Was he ready to sacrifice his pro rugby ❑ ❑ ❑ team and one of its most successful, career? "Yes," said the qualified lawyer. Estebanez out of World Cup: replied: "It would be good for the All "I studied hard for a reason, to make sure France centre Fabrice Estebanez will Blacks to be there." I had a backup." miss the rest of the World Cup after When the point was pursued, The 30-year-old Fuimaono-Sapolu has being banned for three weeks for a dan- Miller said: "Everyone is replace- hinted at having retired from international gerous tackle. able." rugby after his second World Cup, but Estebanez received a yellow card for Turning to Tew, Miller added: was contracted with English club the spear tackle on Tonga replacement Gloucester, where he was named their Joseph Tuineau in the second half of "He's on the IRB Council, he's been best player last season. the 19-14 loss to the Pacific islanders involved in all of the decisions that The Samoa Rugby Union was also on Sunday. we've made for the last five or six charged with misconduct for failing to Estebanez, who started France's first years, so he knows what's going on. control the player. SRU officials apolo- pool game before being relegated to the Tew said the bulk of the NZRU's gized to the IRB two weeks ago after bench for the final three, will be avail- NZ$13 million shortfall came from Fuimaono-Sapolu likened the shorter rest able to play again on Oct 25, two days time endured by Tier Two teams to slav- after the World Cup final. He has 48 television revenues and gate receipts lost because the annual Tri-Nations ery, apartheid and the Holocaust. The hours to appeal the decision. player was warned then about future com- France play England in the quarter- competition was shortened in World finals at Eden Park on Saturday. Cup years so it did not clash with the ments on social media outlets. England back Delon Armitage will also But after losing to the Springboks in a tournament. "Why did they (South torrid quarterfinal-decider, in which miss the match after being banned for Africa, Australia and New Zealand) one match for a dangerous tackle. Owens was criticized by both teams, (RTRS) choose to truncate the Tri-Nations?," Fuimaono-Sapolu tweeted that Owens ❑ ❑ ❑ Miller said. was racist and biased, accused the IRB of "That's not the IRB's doing, that's Fiji's Wame Lewaravu is tackled by Wales' Lloyd Burns during their Rugby World Cup game at Waikato Stadium in Hamilton, conspiring to help the top teams and dared Ioane ready for return: Australia what they decided to do. They lost New Zealand, Oct 2. (AP) the IRB again to come after him. wing Digby Ioane said Tuesday he was money because of that." In saying racist, Fuimaono-Sapolu said ready to make a dramatic comeback in The IRB have long maintained Fijians call for heads to roll over W. Cup debacle he meant how Samoa didn't receive fair this weekend's World Cup quarter-final refereeing, noting after the heavy 2007 against South Africa just a month after World Cup revenues are their main World Cup loss to South Africa that New fracturing his thumb. Ioane, who suffered the injury in the Wallabies' opening Pool C win against way of funding the development of rugby worldwide and Miller said life was tough all round given the global Tonga, Fiji receive contrasting reception Zealand referee Paul Honiss was also heavily criticized. "We always get bad referees, we Italy at North Harbour on September 11 WELLINGTON, New Zealand, Oct 4, team's failure may jeopardize the hold on in preparing players for 15-a-side, the num- and underwent surgery, said he was economic recession. always get stereotyped that we don't "I have huge sympathy for every- (AP): Tonga and Fiji were both eliminated power of military strongman Commodore ber of matches we've had and all the reports know how to play rugby; that we're thugs, available for Sunday's sudden-death in the pool rounds of the Rugby World Cup, Frank Bainimarama. of the past CEOs and coaches and see game in Wellington against the defend- one. It's a very tough economic situ- that we're stupid. We've always got that," but the teams returned to vastly differing Bainimarama's government was seen to where we go from here," Tikoitoga told the Fuimaono-Sapolu said. ing champions. ation at the moment, all of the unions receptions in their Pacific island home- have had a strong influence over elections Fiji Broadcasting Corporation. "I'm 100 percent, I've been doing are suffering. We are looking at the In saying biased, he said proving actual full training this week, so I'll be out lands. earlier this year which installed a new Fiji "Things that have been done by FRU, bias by Owens was debatable, but there there for selection," Ioane told issues." Tonga pulled off one of the biggest wins Rugby Union board, headed by Colonel where we've gone wrong and how we can was apparent bias because of a conflict of reporters here on Tuesday. Meanwhile, New Zealand players in its history when it beat France in its last Mosese Tikoitoga, the chief of the nation's better the result for our future games. That interest in Owens being a Welshman in "I'm ready to play and looking for- and coaches poured scorn on an pool match and lifted its world ranking land forces. is one of the major tasks for the board, to charge of a game that had a bearing on ward to it."(AFP) International Rugby Board (IRB) from an all-time low of 15th when the tour- Tikoitonga was among a handful of offi- map out a change of strategy and how we Wales qualifying for the quarters. ❑ ❑ ❑ warning on Tuesday that future nament began to an all-time high of 10th. cials and relatives who greeted the Fiji team can prepare our team for future World "There was a perceived bias that could World Cup tournaments could go The team's homecoming on Monday at Nadi airport. He said the FRU board Cups. have been eliminated by just getting Italy's Ghiraldini banned: Italy's almost closed down the Tongan capital of would conduct a thorough review. "We owe it to the boys for playing for another ref," Fuimaono-Sapolu said. Leonardo Ghiraldini has been suspend- ahead without them. "Now that we've seen the result of It was inconceivable the sport's Nuku'alofa as fans left schools and work- Fiji. Rugby is bigger than all of us and "How hard is that?" ed for 15 weeks for 'gouging' the eyes places to clog the route between the airport preparations it's time for the board to sit needs to be seen as a national issue and not of Ireland prop Cian Healy during the showpiece tournament could take IRB referees manager Paddy O'Brien and downtown. The trip, which usually down and have a look at all the preparation something that belongs to an individual defended Owens on Tuesday. teams' decisive World Cup pool match place without any of the top sides, takes 30 minutes, took more than three that was done, how sevens has played a part sport." last weekend, the International Rugby "There were, like all games in the tour- members of the squad said. hours. Despite strong censorship imposed by nament, errors made (in the Springboks- Board (IRB) confirmed after a discipli- nary hearing here on Tuesday. The 26- It was a statement that stunned The Fijians returned to headlines pro- Bainimarama's military regime, which Samoa game). Any errors we addressed year-old hooker, who admitted the members of the New Zealand team claiming the darkest day in the nation's seized power in a 2006 coup, questions are with Nigel," O'Brien said on Radio Sport. offence but denied his actions had been who are preparing to play their quar- rugby history and to calls for heads to roll being openly asked in the Fiji media about "It certainly wasn't seen as a perfect per- deliberate, was found guilty of breach- ter-final match in the ongoing tourna- for over its World Cup failure. the board's stewardship of Fiji rugby. formance and there are some areas we've ing Law 10.4(m) by making contact ment against Argentina in Auckland Under a one-word headline "Shameful," The Fijian despair contrasts with the rap- asked him to look at. But overall, he's ref- with the eyes or the eye area and acts this coming Sunday. the Fiji Times newspaper said Fiji's stand- turous welcome accorded to the Tongan ereed very, very well here." contrary to good sportsmanship. ing in world rugby had disintegrated after team that arrived in Nuku'alofa, led by Owens will ref the quarterfinal between In a fixture both sides had to win to "You can't have a World Cup with- its 66-0 loss to Wales in its last pool game, brothers Isitolo Maka, the coach, and Finau out the All Blacks, without any of the New Zealand and Argentina. advance to the quarter-finals, Pool C its worst-ever Rugby World Cup defeat. Maka, the captain. Fuimaono-Sapolu said he had the sup- winners Ireland triumphed 36-6 at top nations. They've all got to be The widely read Fiji Village website said "Traffic jammed Tongatapu's main roads port of some Samoa teammates, but he Dunedin's Otago Stadium and so there just to make it a legit World "tough decisions will be made" when the and the island came to a standstill as crowds didn't want to be regarded as speaking on knocked Italy out of the tournament. Cup," wing Richard Kahui told board of the Fiji Rugby Union meets in turned out to greet the national rugby team, The IRB said in a statement: behalf of the team. "Having conducted a detailed review of reporters. Suva on Thursday. The website said sever- the Ikale Tahi," MatangiTonga reported. "I just want justice for the next genera- all the evidence available, including all Assistant coach Wayne Smith also al of the coaching staff involved in Fiji's "The bus carrying the players and man- tion," he said. "We beat Australia, we broadcast angles and additional evi- rejected Miller's comments, saying Cup campaign, including head coach Sam agement had to be escorted by police offi- should have beaten the Springboks but we dence from the Player and submissions the New Zealand public would not Domoni, may lose their jobs as "questions cers, some walking beside the bus all the were climbing up the hill. Adversity after from his legal representative, the stand for it. continue to be asked" about the team's poor way from the airport to keep the excited adversity, hurdle after hurdle. I just want Judicial Officer found the contact with performance. fans from overwhelming the returning play- the next generation of Samoan players to "You've just got to see what rugby Rugby is a central part of Fiji's national ers. the eyes of the Irish player to be a delib- be given a level playing field. erate act on the part of Ghiraldini and means in this country to think of it as culture and the poor performance in New "In Tongatapu the population had, it "It's a shame to throw away (my) rugby categorised it as top end offending inconceivable," he said. Zealand of the so-called "Flying Fijians" Ireland's Paul O'Connell runs at Italy's seemed, self-proclaimed Oct 3 as a nation- career because I'm fighting for justice, which has an entry point of 24 weeks "But I haven't thought a lot about has plunged the island nation into gloom. Cornelius van Zyl during their Rugby al holiday and although offices and schools that's odd. So if that happens, I'm defi- suspension. (AFP) it. 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BBC Kids TV Veteran Biddy Baxter to Get BAFTA Honor
LONDON – Television producer and writer Biddy Baxter will be honored with a special award at this year's British Academy Children's Awards, handed out by the British Academy of Film and Television Arts (BAFTA).
Baxter is scheduled to be presented with the top honor by her longtime friend and British onscreen legend David Attenborough, BAFTA said on Wednesday.
The special award recognizes an individual's outstanding contribution to children's media and the entertainment industry.
The chairman of BAFTA's children's committee, Harvey Elliott, described Baxter's impact on children's media and entertainment as "undeniable."Said Elliot: "She is a veritable national institution and we are delighted to honor her contribution."
The nod will be presented during this year's British Academy Children's awards ceremony on Nov. 24 at the London Hilton.
Baxter first joined the BBC in 1955 as a radio studio manager, later becoming the producer of Listen with Mother and School Radio's Junior English programs and then of BBC Television Children's programs.
She spent over 25 years as editor of BBC flagship kids show Blue Peter. During that time, the program won 22 awards, while Baxter herself received 12 BAFTA nominations, winning two.
Together with Edward Barnes and Rosemary Gill, Baxter devised the Blue Peter Badge and instigated the annual Blue Peter appeals, which have raised millions of pounds for charities.
Baxter described herself as "incredibly lucky to have had such a long and rewarding broadcasting career and to have worked with such talented and creative colleagues and so many outstanding presenters."
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If you are in digital publishing, you have three powerful forces that all play a role in defining what your strategy should be, and how to best drive success.
When I was 16 my boyfriend took me to the dog races. I wanted to bet $2 on dog number six "CutiePie." Being a 16-year-old girl on a date with her boyfriend, "CutiePie" was the obvious choice. My boyfriend said "Remember one thing…always play the trifecta. It might be easier, simpler, and faster, and possibly even make more sense to go for the sure-thing, single winner. But, in the long run, the multivariate strategy pays dividends when you get it right."
I took my money and bet $2 on CutiePie. My boyfriend played the trifecta with number six. CutiePie won! I won $12 and he won $278.
Twenty-five years later I still find myself reflecting on that conversation. It continues to hold true. And now, in my current role as the global executive vice president and chief marketing officer at Zinio and at VIVmag, it is truer than ever!
Digital publishing is a new and growing field. One that hasn't even been plowed yet. And for those of us running through it, we have a tremendous opportunity to define the future of our industry. This column will explore timely conversations in digital publishing. And, if I do my job the right way, it will help educate, entertain, and inspire you on how to leverage learning to improve your brand's performance. (So please, help a girl out and post, retweet, and tell others to keep reading.)
For this first column I thought for a long time about what the topic should be. I ended on "play the trifecta," because realistically, that is where our world is right now. And, it's the best advice I can give.
If you are in digital publishing, you have three powerful forces that all play a role in defining what your strategy should be, and how to best drive success. These are:
Imagine this: you are producing a digital magazine about woodworking. Your target reader is a man in the southern states, who does at least four home improvement projects a year. What is your digital strategy? Answering these three questions will guarantee success.
Content: Woodworkers love watching demos of new techniques - do you have video to share? Can people send in videos of their own "tips and tricks"?
Device: Your woodworking target is a man who has a day job. He has a laptop at work that he brings home. He has a smartphone too - but not a fancy one - this means most buying and browsing will happen during work hours (evenings and weekend will be spent working on the projects). He's looking and buying on a computer. And, he is taking his laptop to wherever he is working so he can refer to the content.
Country: Yes, your target is in the U.S., but, did you know that men in country XXX often do multiple home improvement projects from May to October? If your content contains lots of videos, language is not a barrier. Hmm. Could this be a new market for you?
Jeanniey's digital rule no. 1: always play the trifecta. It will returns dividends over time.
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Prior to her role at NOOKTM Jeanniey launched a wearables fashion technology company called Ringblingz. Before getting into the wearables business, Jeanniey was the chief marketing officer (CMO) of Zinio, where she grew the business by more than 427 percent, into one of the largest global digital newsstands. Other notable roles in her career include her involvement as the executive director and senior partner at OgilvyOne, where she led the digital Dialogue business and worked with Fortune 50 brands including IBM, Unilever, and American Express, and being a general manager at Grey Direct. At Grey Direct Jeanniey launched the first email marketing division of a global advertising agency. Prior to her time in advertising, Jeanniey spent seven years in retail leading a variety of groups from Consumer Relations and Operations, to Collections and Digital at JCPenney.
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Printed Sheer Layering Top
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Blue Stripes
Blue Stripes
Red Stripes
Red Stripes
A tacked open back gives a flirty look to this layering piece. Pair it with our Seamless Scoop Cami to complete your look!
- Online Exclusive
- Sheer georgette in stripes
- Short dolman tee sleeves
- Tacked open keyhole back
- Curved hi-low hem
- 100% Polyester
- Machine wash. Tumble dry.
- Import
Item# 4135292
awesome Great summer top! I have this in both colors and love them! June 4, 2014
Disappointed I thought the back was just split a little ways up the back. It is only held by three little whip stitches. It's cute, but the stitches popped just trying it on. I will be taking it back June 4, 2014
Great Shirt This top is light and fun! Pair it with your favorite cami! May 21, 2014
Beautiful Summer Top! Absolutely LOVE this top! I ordered it as soon as I saw it online and wore it the day after I received it. I bought the blue striped top, and will pair with skinny crop jeans for summer, but I also wore to work with navy crops (and a little tank). I love the hi-lo style and the little cutouts down the back. You can't go wrong with this one! May 14, 2014
Gorgeous I bought this in the blue stripe and just ordered the red. I think that this is one of, if not the most beautiful tops that I now own. It runs true to size. You will definitely need a cami underneath, as it is sheer and the a good part of the back is open. It lays beautifully in the front, and the back is just stunning and uniquely cut. Just absolutely gorgeous. May 8, 2014
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