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A sunny day on Beirut with friends and family I was wearing my new statement necklace from Topshop. The necklace consists of 3 layers worn together. I’ve always loved Topshop for their magnificent jewelry.
I was wearing the necklace on this perfect seethrough crop top by Bershka and a slightly high waisted skirt by Topshop.
Top: Bershka
Jewelry: Topshop
Skirt: Topshop
Bag: Chanel
Sunglasses: Prada
Shoes: Isabel Marant
Chancellor George Osborne and Treasury Minister Danny Alexander leave HM Treasury before delivering the Autumn Statement to Parliament.
Doorstep statement by NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg at the start of the extraordinary Summit of NATO Heads of State and Government
2nd Lt. Beau Benton of O’Fallon, Ill., assigned to 709th Military Police Battalion, 18th MP Brigade prepares a counseling statement during the Counseling Lane of U.S. Army Europe’s Best Junior Officer Competition at Grafenwoehr Training Area, Germany August 19, 2013. The Best Junior Officer Competition, unique to U.S. Army Europe, is a weeklong training event highlighting the best lieutenants and captains in Army units across Europe. These officers represent the best in their units and exemplify the USAREUR imperatives of teamwork, comprehensive fitness, leader development, training, discipline and standards. Competitors for the title of Best Junior Officer prove themselves in events testing physical stamina, leadership and technical knowledge. (U.S. Army photo by Sgt. Jermaine Baker)
From my nighttime expedition to the Turk St. hoard for long exposure images (for my fellow amateur photographers who like cars, I've discovered that the best images are nighttime ones with timed exposures--try it). Since my first trip here two weeks ago, I've learned that the owner is a gentleman called Nick who evidently works as a cab driver, and who owns at least 15 cars. One of these days I hope to meet him. I went out of my way to be conspicuous while shooting these, but no one came to the window.
As to what we have here, in the foreground is the beautiful 58 Buick Century, now parked on the street with its 'Deluxe Fashionaire' grill visible for all to see, and in the background, along with appropriate period architecture, a fellow 1958 GM offering: the Oldsmobile 88.
New York: After years of relentless campaigning to ensure States negotiate a strong global treaty to regulate the arms trade, civil society groups have been denied participation in key discussions. As Member States have started negotiations this week at the UN Headquarters in New York, Chair Ambassador Roberto Garcia Moritan of Argentina, announced late on Wednesday (July 14) that civil society groups would no longer be allowed to be present during crucial discussions.
Ambassador Moritan is chairing the preparatory talks that are running until next week. The decision to close the meeting came as a surprise as numerous Member States had made earlier statements on the importance of openness and transparency in the process.
“Some States want to hide behind closed doors because they don’t want people to see how much they are prepared to protect trading interests at the expense of protecting the people that bear the brunt of illicit arms deals. This is a major let down during the first week of negotiations,” said Denis Mizne, Director at Sou da Paz in Brazil.
Mizne continued: “As soon as the negotiations turned to the content of the treaty, the doors have been slammed shut. This is giving in to demands from some states that want to strip the treaty of key provisions such as those on human rights and international humanitarian law.”
Civil society has initiated this process along with key governments and has been a constant voice to ensure that key provisions on development, human rights and international humanitarian law will be part of a future deal. Civil society groups are now urging Ambassador Moritan to reconsider and let them join a more transparent process.
“This is very disappointing and worrying. Without the experience and expertise of civil society, it will make it harder to get a strong treaty that reduces suffering and saves lives. This is pandering to a small number of states that want to undermine the treaty,” said Baffour Amoa, Director at WANSA in Ghana.
Civil society has been part of previous international negotiations such as for the Convention of Rights of Persons with Disability (CRPD) and during global climate change negotiations.
“Hundreds of civil society organisations around the world have been advocating to ensure that a future arms trade treaty would be truly effective in preventing the transfer of arms that fuel conflict, human rights abuses, corruption, crime, gender-based violence, terrorism and poverty.” said Helena Koumi, Programme Officer at Swefor.
Negotiations have finally started four years after the UN General Assembly decided by an overwhelming majority to negotiate an Arms Trade Treaty. The future treaty would establish international rules and standards to better regulate the arms trade and close current loopholes. The final negotiating conference is set to take place in 2012.
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Today when "NS" came in with her shirt matching the bands on her braces we just had to do a photo with her buddies. I asked her if she did it on purpose and she swears she didn't.
Thanks to NS and buddies for being good sports :)
Chancellor of the Exchequer, George Osborne leaves HM Treasury with Chief Secretary to the Treasury, Danny Alexander on 05 December 2012.
redesign of a drawing i did a few years ago
www.flickr.com/photos/vanessarivera/3439980897/in/set-721...
PP22 - Policy Statements
H.E. Dr Ms Emilija Stojmenova Duh
Minister
Government Office for Digital Transformation
Bucharest, Romania
27 September 2022
©ITU/Rowan Farrell
PP22 - Policy Statements
H.E. Dr Ms Emilija Stojmenova Duh
Minister
Government Office for Digital Transformation
Bucharest, Romania
27 September 2022
©ITU/Rowan Farrell
Almost ready for top drawer trade fair at olympia london! this is one of our new range to be launched in 4 days time!!
Grado´s Wood-cartridges are built in solid bodies made of mahogany. The Statement Signature is a Moving-Iron-system (MI-system). It looks great and sounds good!
I used it for some time with my Alphason HR100S tonearm but exchanged it later by a Koetsu Black-system.
A BBC video of the Exhibition from BBC World's 'Impact Asia' can be found here:
Exhibition and Charity Auction in aid of the British veterans of the Korean War.
A positive, dynamic and exciting exhibition of contemporary art by forty Korean Artists, reflecting on the Korean War and its legacy.
This exhibition thanked the men and women of Britain who came to Korea’s defence in the name of liberty in 1950.
Exhibition Dates: 16 June – 17 July 2010
The artworks were subsequently sold at a Charity Auction at the KCC with the kind support of Sotheby’s and The Royal British Legion.
The contributing artists for the exhibition PRESENT FROM THE PAST: The 60th Commemoration of the Korean War:
in alphabetical order:
Je BAAK, Seung Woo BACK, Chan-Hyo BAE, C Gene, Francesca CHO, Young-Jin CHOI, Sen CHUNG, Shan HUR, Yun Kyung JEONG, Eemyun KANG, KANG Yong Suk, Ayoung KIM, Hayoung KIM, Kira KIM, Dae Hun KWON, KWON Kyung-hwan, Changwon LEE, LEE Lee Nam, Sang Youp LEE, Sea Hyun LEE, Suejin LEE, Yongbaek LEE, NA Hyun, NANDA, Jae woo OH, Junggeun OH, Hyung Jin PARK, Jinhee PARK, PARK Jongha, PARK Jongwoo, PARK Sungsil, PARK Young Geun, SEO, Gunwoo SHIN, Meekyoung SHIN, Bada SONG, Yun-Hee TOH, Seungho YOO, YOO Hye-Sook, Jungu YOON
PRESENT FROM THE PAST: the 60th Commemoration of the Korean War
All Rights Reserved: The Korean Cultural Centre UK.
okay i had this idea sometime back....randomly.. probably during the middle of some school idea. it didn't really execute the way i wanted, but picnik helped a little bit. :/
anyways.
thoughts?
[btw, in case you didn't figure it out.. the red lines = "do not" :P ]
Dr. Shamshad Akhtar (left), Under-Secretary-General of the United Nations and Executive Secretary of ESCAP, delivering her remarks during the ACMECS 7 summit in Ha Noi, Viet Nam on 26 October 2016.
Boyfriend playin gig then best friends bdy.
Hat (Topshop).
Dress (New York Laundry, from Woodsides).
Tights (M&S).
Shoes (Koi Couture (!), from Quiz).
This is a unique and original bowtie statement necklace.
I made it from needle felted wool, Czech beads, knitted ribbon and pink Swarovski cristal stone.
The bow has a feminine pink and purple colors and kawaii "Hello Kitty" style. by Nufar Livny Laskov
I've been learning to work with the coolest new media in jewelry making - PMC (Precious Metal Clay) since last spring and I'm finally starting to list pieces of jewelry that are made of it. So here is the first piece of many :) - PMC Oak leaf ooak statement necklace wire wrapped 14K Gold filled pendant with gemstones - Amber, Carnelian, Citrine, Garnet, and Pyrite.