“Fashion meets art“: those two creative fields were harmoniously united on the 3rd of July 2018 when German premium label Luisa Cerano celebrated its 20th anniversary in Berlin that is nowadays used as a gallery (named “König Gallerie“) That impressive place contributed to the magic flair of this unforgettable evening incredibly interesting artworks all over and delicious buffets by Dahlmann Munich underlined the feelgood factor of this summer evening Worth of mentioning is also the fact the guest list was a prominent one: it contained of worldwide trade partners of the label we were more than curious to discover more about the labels’ latest trend and its story behind Continue below to read full review of Luisa Cerano‘s 20th Anniversary event by our Berlin Contributor SUSSAN ZECK: Being significant for the labels’ style is its creative mingling of influences of both designer and corporate labels What makes these creations stay in mind is their contemporary approach paired with sophisticated designs Furthermore high quality plays a central role and as a consequence Most of the creations can be worn at any age vibrant colours often round off these lavish looks the collections can be bought in 50 countries on three continents and the labels’ success story continues the chief designer of this label and her team always surprise us with innovative ideas anew In addition to Luisa Ceranos‘ anniversary celebration gallerist Johann König presented the approximately 600 guests a monographic show of the photo artist Andreas Mühe who participated personally in this event Moreover artworks of other artists were showcased the focus of this evening was the collection “Captivating LUISA CERANO Impressions“ in which inspirations from the art scene clearly shone through It was incredibly inspiring to witness these creative impressions Another highlight of this cool summer night black anniversary t- shirts that were provided with a horse motif They were a design cooperation with Andreas Mühe This smooth special edition “Totilias I” was only available during this evening and can be now bought in the labels’ online shop We left this anniversary celebration with a bunch of new inspirations and impressions it was a pleasure to be part of this special evening DSCENE is curated as a daily art, design, fashion & lifestyle destination. DSCENE is non-for-profit fashion and culture basis organization which aims at further development of research on DSCENE values, as well as on providing educational services. Home of magazine editions DSCENE and MMSCENE – Click for more about DSCENE and for our Terms of Service Please enter your username or email address to reset your password first-year UC Merced student Harrison Tom realized he had more money left on his prepaid meal plan than he could use up before the semester ended The balance wouldn’t roll over to the next school year He used the money to buy 100 meal vouchers and offered them up to hungry students “Why let my money go to waste when I could help feed people who need food?” Tom said Soon students were redeeming the meal vouchers every hour, which brought its own challenge. Vouchers at the time were printed, and the redemption process was manual, difficult to manage and not entirely secure. People on campus agreed that it made sense to donate meal plan dollars to hungry students, and CatCard and Dining Services staff collaborated to create a better process The iCare meal program is the result of that effort iCare is an app that allows students to donate their excess meal plan dollars to peers in need allowing a full week of meals to be requested from a meal pool using any device Integrated with the CatCard campus identification system iCare provides information on trends and usage Donors receive thank you notifications and recipients get notified of available funds and additional food resources available on campus iCare has processed 39,560 transferred meals This success caught the eye of the National Association of Campus Card Users (NACCU) which honored UC Merced with the Innovative Technology Award received the crystal award on behalf of UC Merced at the 26th annual NACCU conference is awarded annually to an institution that has introduced a unique technology-based solution to a problem or opportunity Cereno also presented during the conference sharing how the app has helped the campus to address food insecurity through meal plan donations “We have to do everything in our power to help students stay in school and on track to graduate,” Cereno said “If emergency resources aren’t in place to provide for students’ basic needs they might leave school for the semester – and they might never come back making a difference is what matters most.” Cereno and the CatCard team have been developing innovative tools and services for years and they continue to passionately provide ID-related technology-driven solutions to make life easier and more efficient for the campus community and industry “This semester we added a meal plan gauge that will show and alert students when they are going to run out of meal plan money according to their average daily spending,” Cereno said that alerts students to food left over from campus events so needs can be met and food waste minimized.” NSF Award Supports Young Faculty Member’s Research into Building Blocks of the Universe Cosmology Professor Anna Nierenberg has received a CAREER award for a project that will vastly improve the study of the nature of dark matter in the.. For the First Time, All Avian Evolutionary Relationships Revealed Through Collaboration Link Between Dementia and Air Pollution Drives Research Collaboration famous for producing much of the food Americans eat is also infamous for its inferior air quality and its high rates.. Swedish Grand Prix rider Nathalie Wahlund has declared for Italy She made her debut riding for the Italian flag at the CDI Ornago on 29 September - 1 October 2023 The 26-year old Wahlund is based in Great Britain Originally from Mälarhöjden near Stockholm Wahlund took a gap year after graduating from high school and never returned to academia She first worked for Swedish Mette Rosencrantz in the U.S.A. There she was matched with John Evans' KWPN gelding Cerano Gold (by Serano Gold x Lancelot) who became her career making dressage horse Right before Brexit Nathalie moved to Germany to ride for Warwick and Caroline McLean before taking a job with Mandy Zimmer and then Patrik Kittel In the spring of 2023 she returned to the U.K and has been riding for Sarah Millis since Wahlund and Cerano Gold represented Sweden at the 2019 European Under 25 Championships, where they were 16th in the Kur. At the 2021 Swedish Under 25 Championships she was fourth and at the 2021 European Under 25 Championships in Hagen she was 42nd in the short Grand Prix test At the 2022 Swedish U25 Championships she landed 8th place At the 2022 European Under 25 Championships she won team bronze but got eliminated in the short Grand Prix Shortly before her 26th birthday on 9 October "I am Italian from birth as my mother is from Italy," Nathalie told Eurodressage "I am very grateful for my years in the Swedish U25 team and were given great opportunities as I was part of the team at three European Championships." Wahlund now hopes to continue her Grand Prix career as a senior representing Italy "This is not a decision I’ve made over night it’s something I’ve been wanting to do for years as I do feel a very strong connection to Italy and have spent a lot of time there during my childhood," she explained "I’m hoping I will be able to represent Italy at the big championships in the future." Italy has not fielded a single rider at the 2022 World Championships nor 2023 European Championships after finishing last in the team ranking at the 2021 Europeans in Hagen The Italian Equestrian Federation has set the bar even higher for its riders this year; they now need to score at least 69% internationally instead of 66% to be even considered for a continental championship In Ornago, Nathalie competed in the 2023 Italian Dressage Championships in which she finished fourth in the Technical Championship and got silver in the freestyle championship Stalls for Rent at Durondeau Dressage in Peer, Belgium Exceptionally Well Located Equestrian Facility in Wellington, Florida Well-built Equestrian Estate With Multiple Business Opportunities in Sweden Stable Units for Rent at Lotje Schoots' Equestrian Center in Houten (NED) For Rent: Several Apartments and Stable Wing at High-End Equestrian Facility Stable Wing Available at Reiterhof Wensing on Dutch/German border Real Estate: Well-Appointed Country House with Extensive Equestrian Facility in the U.K. Rémi Blot Volume 5 - 2022 | https://doi.org/10.3389/ffgc.2022.940302 This article is part of the Research TopicApplications of Tree Rings in Altered ForestsView all 6 articles it is important to understand the historical fire regimes including the severity seasonal timing of fires as well as the relationship between climate and fire in order to develop management plans that mimic and/or complements the natural disturbance pattern The objectives of this study were to reconstruct the natural fire regime within a Pinus lumholtzii site in order to understand the fire regimes within this forest type as well as adjacent high timber value mixed-pine forests where historical fire regimes are not available due to past timber harvesting activities we reconstructed the historical fire regimes in San Dimas We found a pattern of frequent fires but an absence of fire since 1962 with most fires (98%) being recorded in the spring season The lack of fire for over six decades within these historically frequent fire forests could result in high fuel accumulation Such conditions in combination with increasing temperatures and aridity in the region could increase the risk of high severity wildfires that could jeopardize the sustainability of these forests and the human communities that these forests support Given the close proximity of these forest types the lack of barriers to fire spread between forest types and similarity in species traits it is resealable to assume that these forests shared similar historical fire regimes particularly fire frequencies and seasonality lumholtzii forests is the only source of information available for understanding the role of fire within these forested landscapes as a whole Understanding the role of fire and if/how fire regimes have changed is important information that allows forest and fire managers to develop plans that sustain these ecologically and commercially valuable forests into the future Given the importance of fire and the consequences of altered fire intervals it is critical to determine not only if fire regimes changed but when those changes occurred in order to evaluate forest structure changes and develop sustainable management plans moving forward (1) determine the natural fire regimes (severity lumholtzii site in the Sierra Madre Occidental of northern Mexico (2) determine if (and when) these natural fire regimes changed in the last century (3) determine the role of climate patterns in dictating fire occurrence Given the consequences of fire frequency changes within similar dry forests in the western U.S. including potential-type conversion and non-sustainable forests it is clear that understanding fire regimes and their changes is a critical need in developing sustainable forest plans particularly in the face of climate change Study site location in the northern Mexico (A) and within the state of Durango (B) Location on 40 fire scarred trees collected within the 50-ha study site at Río de Miravalles (C) Field photos of a live Pinus lumholtzii tree growing in rocky soils (A) Fire-scarred samples were collected from a combination of down logs (B) and standing live tree (C) Example of fire-scar sample that has been collected and cross-dated using dendrochronological techniques with this particular individual having 11 fire-scar dates (D) Once dated, position of each fire-scar within the growth ring was determined based on the methodology proposed by Baisan and Swetnam (1990), using the following categories: EE (beginning of earlywood), ME (middle of earlywood), LE (end of earlywood), L (latewood), and D (dormancy or ring limit). The different categories were grouped into two periods 1) spring (D + EE) and 2) summer (ME + LE + L) (Grissino-Mayer, 2001) The two variables were calculated during the fire year as well as 5 years before and 2 years after the fire year To evaluate the statistical significance of the SEA analysis confidence intervals (95%) were calculated using the bootstrapped distribution of the climatic data with 1,000 replicates Fire history timeline in a Pinus lumholtzii forest site in Rio Miravalles (A) Percentage of recording fire scarred trees (blue line) and percent of trees that recorded a fire by year (B) Individual fire-scarred tree timeline represented by horizontal lines in blue and vertical black dashes representing fire-scars recorded by that tree Year when 10% or more trees recorded a fire are displayed along the bottom of the graph The orange highlighted area indicates more extensive fire years The green-highlighted area shows a period without extensive fires and a change in fire frequency after 1962 Our results suggest the most fires within these forests were of relatively low severity. This is based on the fact that we were able to reconstruct the fire regime using individual trees that had multiple fire scars (Figure 3B). In general, based on the fire intervals, fires appear to be frequent in the P. lumholtzii forest, generally occurring at intervals between 3 and 20 years. Based on all fire scarred years, we found a MFI and WMPI of 3 years (Table 1) More extensive fires that scarred ≥25% of the samples occurred at intervals of less than 10 years (MFI and WMPI of 8.0 and 7.2 years The average fire interval based on individual trees was 16.0 years Historical fire interval statistics for a Pinus lumholtzii forest Figure 4. Spring-winter precipitation and NIÑO 3 SST condition in relation to fire frequencies within a Pinus lumholtzii sire in the Sierra Madre Occidental of northern Mexico. Tree-ring recorded fire years are identified by red stars and occur mainly during year with low precipitation (A) (Chávez-Gándara et al., 2017) and negative NIÑO 3 SST (B) (Cook, 2000) based on tree ring reconstructed of climate variables Fire frequency is measured using a 20-year moving average based on fire years recorded by 25% or more of the fire-scarred trees (C) Yellow-highlighted area corresponds to a period of synchrony between drought conditions and high fire frequency and while a more recent period with no extensive fires in recent decades is highlighted in pink Seasonality of fire scarred samples within a Pinus lumholtzii forest The fire-climate analysis showed that over the last 2 centuries, there were 46 years with extensive fires (≥10% fire scarred samples) reconstructed in these P. lumholtzii site, which coincide with dry climatic condition indicated by below-average spring-winter precipitation (Figure 5A) and negative NIÑO 3 SST indices (Figure 5B) however this relationship was not significant no significant relationship was found with moisture conditions 1 or 2 years prior to these fires Superposed Epoch analysis shows the relationship between fire occurrence and reconstructed local winter-spring precipitation variability (A) and NIÑO 3 SST indices (B) for all fires recorded by ≥ 10% of fire-scarred samples The year of the fire is indicated by year 0 with bars corresponding to the average climate anomaly for fire years along with climate conditions 5 years prior to the fire (negative values) and 2 years after the fire (positive values) The upper and lower dotted lines represent the 95% confidence interval Using a combination of dead and live trees, we were able to reconstruct the fire history the last 278 years at this P. lumholtzii site. Most of the work was conducted using samples from dead wood to minimize damaging living trees, as suggested by Baisan and Swetnam (1990) it is corroborated that these forests are long-lived and allow us to reconstruct fire regimes over several centuries however based on individual-tree fire intervals we found an MFI of 16 years The gray highlighted areas indicate the spring period when most fires historically occurred such conditions will likely contribute to an increasing risk of forest fires Although a significant ENSO-fire relationship was not found at our study area it is important to consider future La Niña phase events that lead to vegetation stress and can trigger greater fire risk in the forests of this region of northern Mexico Post-fire dominance of oaks could further facilitate the transition of large areas from forests to shrublands A decrease in forested area could jeopardize timber production and negatively affect local economies within these rural communities when weather and fuel conditions would be more favorable to achieving objectives while keeping fires within defined containment lines Failing to restore frequent low-severity wildfires within these dry forests will likely result in more intense fires during drought years in the future resulting in the loss of forests and timber production as well as other ecosystem services including water lumholtzii forests is found in small pockets usually surrounded by mixed-pine forests; therefore it is likely that the fires recorded within these forests also burned within adjacent forests the information provided in this study will be useful both for fire management and conservation of long-lived forests of P lumholtzii and for fire management in adjacent forest types with high commercial value where it is impossible to find long-lived individuals that allow us to reconstruct the history of the fire regime due to timber harvesting The raw data supporting the conclusions of this article will be made available by the authors JC-P contributed to conception and design of the study and RC-M cross-dated the fire-scars samples and JI organized the database and performed the statistical analysis JC-P and JI wrote the first draft of the manuscript with contributions from VCS All authors contributed to the interpretation of the results and to the manuscript revision and read and approved the submitted version The present investigation was carried out thanks to the financing through the project: CONAFOR-2014 Marcia Polet Chávez-Gándara Teresita Herrera-Palacios for their assistance in field collections Mariana Marcial for their support with the spatial data We would also like to acknowledge the comments from two reviewers whom provided excellent feedback that greatly improved this paper The authors declare that the research was conducted in the absence of any commercial or financial relationships that could be construed as a potential conflict of interest All claims expressed in this article are solely those of the authors and do not necessarily represent those of their affiliated organizations Any product that may be evaluated in this article or claim that may be made by its manufacturer is not guaranteed or endorsed by the publisher Google Scholar CrossRef Full Text | Google Scholar Google Scholar CrossRef Full Text | Google Scholar CrossRef Full Text | Google Scholar CrossRef Full Text | Google Scholar CrossRef Full Text | Google Scholar Using tree-rings to reconstruct fire history information from forested areas Cerano-Paredes How to Extract Climate Variability from Tree-Rings Google Scholar Wildfire-driven forest conversion in western North American landscapes Google Scholar CrossRef Full Text | Google Scholar CrossRef Full Text | Google Scholar CrossRef Full Text | Google Scholar Fire regime in a Mexican forest under indigenous resource management CrossRef Full Text | Google Scholar Google Scholar Google Scholar Google Scholar Computer-assisted quality control in tree ring dating and measurement PubMed Abstract | Google Scholar CrossRef Full Text | Google Scholar CrossRef Full Text | Google Scholar Google Scholar Google Scholar Google Scholar Google Scholar Google Scholar CrossRef Full Text | Google Scholar Google Scholar CrossRef Full Text | Google Scholar CrossRef Full Text | Google Scholar CrossRef Full Text | Google Scholar El Niño Southern Oscillation effect on a fire regime in northeastern Mexico has changed over time Esquivel-Arriaga G and Nájera-Luna JA (2022) Increasing the risk of severe wildfires in San Dimas Mexico caused by fire suppression in the last 60 years Received: 10 May 2022; Accepted: 08 July 2022; Published: 16 August 2022 Copyright © 2022 Cerano-Paredes, Iniguez, González-Castañeda, Cervantes-Martínez, Cambrón-Sandoval, Esquivel-Arriaga and Nájera-Luna. 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her lunch she stuffs it inside her Spider-Man backpack She then boards a CATA van shortly after 8 a.m at the East Lansing home she shares with her father Her destination: a community mental health program for adults with disabilities She likes bowling and coffee with friends on Mondays and shopping on Thursday mornings But what she looks forward to the most is her job at a manufacturing workshop where she earns just over $2 an hour doing simple repetitive tasks alongside other workers with significant disabilities Low-paid jobs and workshops like Kaufman’s are at the heart of a heated debate that’s playing out in mid-Michigan and across the country It’s sharply divided the disability community Some critics call such places “sweatshops” or sheltered workshops that take advantage of vulnerable people by paying them little and segregating them “What we’ve done with sheltered workshops over the years is that we’ve created a whole industry that’s built on the fact that we can pay people with disabilities below the minimum wage in segregated environments,” said Elmer Cerano executive director of Michigan Protection & Advocacy Service a nonprofit organization that advocates for people with disabilities If workers are being paid a fraction of a wage because they are considered just 25% as productive as non-disabled workers maybe they need to have more suitable jobs that fit their skills “Now we want to promote real employment opportunities for real people in the real community for real wages with benefits just like everybody else," he said Others fire back that the jobs are a choice that should be offered to workers where they have the support they need Not everyone will be able to find a job in the community is among those who think the advocates are going too far will actually hurt his daughter because she will not be able to find a job in community and the workshop’s future is in question It’s her whole life,” he said about her workshop job “She’s so happy to work and she’s so pleased to get the paycheck It’s the feeling that they are doing something important and valuable He fears her days instead will be filled with coloring books and puzzles Some advocates argue that the sheltered workshop model and the sub-minimum wages paid to workers like Kaufman have outlived their usefulness they were a good idea at the time when those with disabilities had no other options The programs allow a smaller or commensurate wage based on comparing it to productivity of non-disabled workers about 7,400 Michigan workers with disabilities statewide are paid the sub-minimum wage there were 81 employers in Michigan paying below-minimum wage Those are mostly community groups such as public mental health and nonprofit providers but also include a few businesses and schools Kaufman does what is called piece work at the Transitions North workshop run by the Community Mental Health Authority of Clinton Ingham counties near the Capital Region International Airport Transitions North employs 125 people with disabilities; 100 of them earn less than minimum wage The 29-year-old Transitions North is the last in mid-Michigan to pay less than minimum wage after Peckham Industries a Lansing-based nonprofit rehabilitation organization decided last year to pay all its workers at least that much Read more: Peckham ends sub-minimum pay The trend away from the sub-minimum wage jobs is driven by a national movement and the exposure of some horrific abuses At a now-closed turkey processing plant in Atalissa 32 men with disabilities were paid as little as 41 cents per hour and lived in squalid conditions for decades A judge said they were virtually enslaved and a jury awarded them $240 million in damages in 2013 has called for an end to sub-minimum wage jobs through health and job training dollars sent to the states require that federal funds directed at people with disabilities be spent in housing job training and employment in integrated settings States are crafting their own plans to follow those mandates Michigan and other states have a March 2019 deadline to transition to more integrated settings to continue Medicaid dollars that are used on day programs such as Transitions North Cerano’s organization and others want to see public dollars used to develop jobs in the community for those with disabilities for a worker with a disability while removing that task from other employees’ workloads Adaptive technology can also help workers with disabilities States such as Vermont and Maine decided to close their workshops years ago while lawsuits have been the driver of change in others Read more: Mixed reports from other states when workshops closed It's not clear what will happen in Michigan “There’s a huge amount of uncertainty and anxiety both in the provider community and among individuals and their families,” said Todd Culver an association representing nonprofit and public mental health organizations that serve workers with disabilities across the state Michigan spent far more on facility-based work than integrated employment — $48 million versus $27 million Department of Labor’s Office of Disability Employment Policy And only 30% of those with disabilities were employed compared with 75% of the nondisabled working age population in Michigan Rick Snyder administration for “Employment First.” That term describes the national movement to integrate people with disabilities in mainstream workplaces Calley said he sees a role for facility-based workshops and but with safeguards in place that ensure workers are offered opportunities to first work in regular workplaces Calley signed an executive order calling for “Employment First” policies to get more jobs for those with disabilities in the community or integrated settings public policy director for The Arc Michigan which advocates for people with developmental disabilities called Michigan’s version of Employment First “weak.” Michigan has instead a governor’s edict that we think is weak compared with what we see in other states,” he said He said the administration has resisted a “one size fits all” approach Closing facility-based workshops won’t work because “there aren’t enough places today that are successful at hiring people with disabilities” Calley said “Many would just end up being back home playing video games in their parents’ basement chair of the Michigan Developmental Disabilities Council a federally funded advocacy organization appointed by the governor said in a written response to questions that the executive order was a “good start.” But it is flawed because it allows workers to stay in programs such as Transitions North permanently rather than use them for training and a stepping stone to a job in the community She said such programs can still be used to help people with disabilities build skills to find jobs in the regular workplace “There is most definitely a role for these providers in the provision of customized and supportive employment services to support persons with significant disabilities finding employment,” she said Laura Kaufman isn’t forced to work when she’s at Transitions North such as heading outside to sit in the sunshine playing board games or making a snack in the kitchen Matt Kaufman said his daughter receives about $1,000 a month in federal disability benefits she supplemented that with earnings of $936.72 for 426 hours of work far below the federal minimum wage of $7.25 an hour purchasing potato chips and CDs with her earnings Matt Kaufman describes his daughter as a “miracle child in a lot of ways.” She was the fifth child and only daughter born to Kaufman and his late wife Kaufman’s said his late wife was devoted to their youngest child Laura nearly died as a teenager from leukemia in 1988 the same disease that claimed the life of Lois Kaufman in 1992 graduating from Okemos High School in 1999 as Michigan allows special education students to stay until age 26 She then briefly held a job folding sheets in a hotel basement Other efforts to find a job in the community didn’t work out She’s now been at Transitions North workshop for about 16 years That type of longevity – as opposed to a stepping stone to a competitive job — draws criticism Only a few leave for competitive employment Six of the 125 workers at Transitions North left for a job outside the agency in the past year and two returned Four who were successful got jobs cleaning washing dishes and working in laundry service and at a gardening center The two who came back couldn't do the required work in a laundry Kaufman’s father describes her as a person with a kind heart who isn’t afraid to speak up for herself She taught herself to use sign language to communicate with people who are deaf and she has a sharp memory for names she wrote a fan letter to NBC’s “Law and Order: Special Victims Unit” star Mariska Hargitay She ended up with a trip to visit the set with a cameo appearance on the show Kaufman went on a morning outing to a Dollar Tree store where she bought a large big bag of off-brand potato chips and a Mountain Dew soda which she took takes to the workshop for her lunch dill pickle chips and a baggie of vitamins to accompany a Big Mac from McDonald’s The staff said she likes to eat in the music room away from the noise of others at the facility she walked slowly to the workshop to start an afternoon of work The workshop is a warehouse-style space with exposed heating vents and a concrete floor It’s brightly lit and has windows supplemented by fluorescent lights Kaufman pulled a disposable hand wipe from her bag and cleaned her hands thoroughly before carefully adjusting her headphones over an MSU cap She tuned her Walkman to a classical radio channel she and 30 other workers with disabilities sat on molded plastic chairs or in wheelchairs at metal tables into a board with holes to hold the pipettes upright the workers put them into a plastic bag with a slide top and toss them into a bin The pipettes are used in food safety test kits Because many of the workers can’t count – though one fellow counted loudly as he filled a plastic bag — the pegboards are a way to ensure the right number of pieces make it into the bag Kaufman hit a metal counter with satisfaction Contracts for work at Transitions North this year will bring in $373,000 The workshop runs on contracts it brings in but Medicaid dollars are used to pay staff who help with skill-building of the clients Kaufman likes her job and is especially close to Pamm McDaniel a friendly woman in a pink T-shirt and gray ponytail who runs the workshop “She’s like a second mother to Laura,” Kaufman’s father McDaniel steered Kaufman away from the worker who was counting knowing that the noise would bother Kaufman -- and that she is more than willing to speak up when irritated That’s the kind of trouble prevention that might be missing from a job in the larger community said many workers also need help with personal hygiene and using the bathroom “I feel like they don’t understand the level of the disability of the people that we work with,” she said “They don’t understand the value the work holds for people.” Contact Judy Putnam at (517) 267-1304 or email her at jputnam@lsj.com. Follow her on Twitter @judyputnam Register to Drapers to read ONE FREE article and a FREE digital edition German womenswear brand Luisa Cerano is set to shine for autumn/winter 23 mixing feminine shapes with tailoring for a collection of craftsmanship and contrasts Here are its first three themes for the new season Womenswear brand Luisa Cerano was created by German brand house the Hauber Group in 1998 bringing the Hauber family’s 150 years of textile expertise to the launch of a new contemporary label Luisa Cerano is stocked in more than 50 countries The UK and Ireland are two of its most successful markets thanks to a network of independent wholesale stockists whereby five different collection themes are brought to retailers throughout each season the brand focuses on craftsmanship and quality via timeless designs that nod to the season’s key fashion trends Drapers brings you an exclusive preview of the first three themes for the upcoming AW23 season Retro references pay homage to the 1970s and 1980s this season making a colourful appearance throughout Luisa Cerano’s AW23 collection Eye-catching tones of purple pop against classic neutrals such as creamy camel and warm grey and are complemented by party-ready gold metallics Some of the must-have pieces include new dress designs splashed in bold and casual wide-leg cropped trousers that feature pared-back cargo pant design details fuzzy textured jacket with statement gold buttons promises to be a transitional favourite that will see shoppers from autumn into winter The winter months bring with them the festive party season and next year will be a time to dress up in Luisa Cerano’s AW23 collection Shimmering silver rhinestones and shiny sequins appear alongside metallic threaded jersey and sparkling knits while matte-gloss fabric eff ects add more layers of shine to monochrome looks tailored trousers and matching shirt – stand out in rich jewel-like tones including deep turquoise and petrol blue These appear alongside several partywear dresses in feminine often with short hemlines and accentuated waistlines Halternecks and skin-baring cut-outs also add unique design details throughout the collection but comes contrasted with seasonal sparkle or textured pieces for a new-season take boho-style dress with smocked details at the waist and wrists is teamed with a tailored blazer jacket in glittering silver sequins More womenswear-meets-menswear contrasts take the form of tweedy suiting mixed with soft blouses and cosy knitwear with dramatic cut-outs Another new-season colour theme is shots of whiskey browns in separates such as suede trousers Wholesale prices range from €44 (£38.35) for a T-shirt to €378 (£326.69) for a coat Contact Anella Rozario on 07585 328529/anella.rozario@luisacerano.com or Vincent Frayssinet on 07867 425111/vincent.frayssinet@luisacerano.com luisacerano.com Tags From military-inspired workwear classics to natural fabrics such as hemp and bamboo,… The Fashion Retail Academy is the one-stop shop for the industry stars… Get full access to all the fashion industry news and intelligence you need Browse the archive of more than 55,000 articles read the daily and weekly newsletters in full and gain priority access to Drapers events German premium label Luisa Cerano introduces five casual cozy and stylish lines that all stand out by their very own individual approach: “Ecco Greens” “New Graphics” and “Arty Nature” contrasting styles and incredibly interesting new interpretations of trendy outfits are presented Understatement is used as a key element- exquisite quiet colour worlds appear in graphic prints bohemian and neo-tradition must not be missing in these collections They captivate us because of their feminine this collection takes its inspiration from nature natural hues in their original colourfulness play a major role In this context a palette of green and khaki tones is introduced as new ecco greens Furthermore a lot of tones the beauty of nature has to offer are applied White shading plays a key role and is used in an incredibly interesting way The fabrics are based on the ready-to-wear idea and are repeatedly contrasted with cool statement knitwear Therefore the female silhouette is underlined and celebrated A statement suit in ecco green hues is the perfect addition for your office wardrobe whereas other pieces are perfectly suitable for your leisure time hours Most designs are emphasized with utility elements in the details The pairing of urban- chic influences with comfortable ones makes this line so highly desirable However some pieces for glamorous hours must not be missing such as a pleated skirt that is provided with sequins This collection makes your soul shine on gray autumn days The colour choice is so delicate as the mood it radiates: it creatively plays with the yearning for aesthetics and harmony Furthermore it often uses unexpected breaks The creations appear sometimes soft and cozy however always endlessly elegant and feminine and always with surprising pattern styling It is a pure pleasure to observe the warm colour palette of monochrome or shaded hues The coats of this range are preferably worn over- sized Our favourite look of this line is a cream- coloured suit with a matching blouse- can it get any more elegant When observing the sophisticated suits of this line you won’t deny you can’t wait for autumn days to come to inject these compelling creations into your wardrobe for next season The friends and fans of classy dressing among you will be delighted when viewing this line: a new masterfulness and inspiration gives these outfits a luxurious approach The looks always stay elegant and appear in a casual Bourgeoisie Therapy is the stylistic theme that is The pattern choice which is ranging from animal to glencheck pattern the silhouettes are kept in a rather bohemian way The preferred colour choice consists of neutral basics such as dark blue and a few bright tones You can perfectly mix and match the urban- chic pieces of this line among each other The fourth collection appears in a very minimalistic and clear way For those of you who prefer timeless and understated pieces The understatement of this line is even lifted to a new level: it is depicted as a stylistic feature the colour palette comprises rather restrained tones These hues appear in graphic prints or noble plain colours Metallic highlights add a touch of glamour Worth of mentioning is also the fact these outfits always stay classy and are never too loud When your next visit at an art gallery is around the corner you will find the perfect pieces in this line neo-traditions and a bohemian spirit create innovative playful connections and create highly unique looks It is all about improvisation and collage is the style of choice bright new elements such as lime and purple Metallics are applied in an extremely interesting You can add these metallic pieces for any glamorous gallery evening Some outfits that are kept in warm autumn nuances radiate the peace and harmony of an autumn sunset Review by Sussan Zeck for D’SCENE Magazine For Swedish Under 25 rider Nathalie Wahlund the year 2020 has been a hinge year in her budding career as a professional dressage rider she left the UK right before Brexit and found employment at a new The 23-year old Wahlund has been trotting the globe in pursuit of a career with horses she started riding at the local riding school in Stockholm when she was 5 and rode through her teenage years After graduating from high school and before picking up Law at University she took a gap year which turned out to be life-defining "I went to Mette Rosencrantz to work as a working student," Nathalie told Eurodressage "I had a lovely time there and learned so much Ever since I started riding I’ve always had big dreams of competing on a high level but I actually never planned on a career working with horses But after my time with Mette in Los Angeles I realised there’s nothing better then to work with your passion." Nathalie and Cerano GoldSoon after returning home from Los Angeles in 2017 Nathalie found a new job working as an assistant trainer under the auspices of British Grand Prix rider Vicky Thompson-Winfield at her at Oldencraig equestrian centre in the U.K Her move to Britain became a life-changing adventure and opened doors to the competitive high performance career she had dreamt of "I had four great years working with Vicky Thompson Winfield I was a novice rider when I came to her and she trained me up to Grand Prix in less than three years I got to work with some fantastic horses and made lots of great memories and friends for life!" She made her British show debut in May 2017 aboard Sir Wilhelm (by Sandro Hit x Weinberg) and campaigned a string of horses including Oldencraig Echo O (by Zjengis Kgan x Riant) the piebald gelding Hiawatha (by Harmony x Kings Quest) In November 2017 John Evans' KWPN gelding Cerano Gold (by Serano Gold x Lancelot) came her way and changed everything Wahlund and Cerano GoldCerano Gold became Nathalie's heart horse and the two gelled quickly Their competition start was in March 2018 and four months later they had their big entry on the international stage They made their CDI debut in Hickstead in July 2018 at Young Riders' level and half a year later tackled the Under 25 Grand Prix for the first time at the 2019 CDI Nieuw en St Their solid scores led to a Swedish team nomination for the 2019 European Under 25 Championships in San Giovanni in Marignano where they made it into the Kur to Music Finals to place 16th In 2020 they competed at the CDI Lier right before the corona pandemic swept across Europe They returned to the arena in between COVID)-19 waves to show at the CDI Grote Brogel in July 2020 "When Cerano's owner heard I was leaving England he contacted me and asked if I would consider taking Cerano with me as he wanted our partnership to continue," said a thrilled Nathalie "Cerano Gold is a very special horse to me and he’s got a very special place in my heart I am forever grateful that his owner trusts me to continue to train and compete with him Cerano and I have been a partnership since November 2017 and together we have achieved things I could only have dreamt of a few years ago." A new chapter in LuxembourgNathalie has never owned her own horse but Evans' act of generosity deeply touched her heart and based herself temporarily with Warwick and Caroline McLean in Tönisvorst before accepting a position at Mandy Zimmer's Windhof in Luxembourg "After four years in England it was time for me to spread my wings and try something new Also with Brexit and Covid I feel like it was the right decision to leave although I still miss England every day," she said "Cerano and I have spent some time in Düsseldorf training with my great friends Warwick and Carolina McLean which was super good and Cerano developed so much in his training," said Nathalie "The McLeans have known Mandy for many years and it’s thanks to them I got the job." Nathalie has only been in Luxembourg for a couple of weeks "I’m so grateful to be working with such a great and professional team," she said Related LinksSwedish Dressage Squads for 2021 AnnouncedScores: 2019 European Youth Riders ChampionshipsVicki Thompson-Winfield, Riding Force Behind Oldencraig Equestrian Centre Luisa Cerano presents a wide range of various styles for every taste Summer vibes are often embodied in the form of vibrant Continue below to read full review by our Germany Contributor SUSSAN ZECK: First collection: The capsule “Spotlight On” This endlessly chic collection perfectly masters the fine line between pairing contrary approaches in one look: for instance glamorous influences that radiate pure joie de vivre are combined with minimalistic ones metallics and irisé create ultra- contemporary looks but even more convince you by their very sophisticated Business styles are interpreted in very unique yet powerful versions: for example a black suit is provided with stripes at each sleeve in a lighter hue this look is business- chic yet innovative Monochrome looks creatively play with sporty elements and feminine inspirations black underlines the accents and creates depth Suits play a central role in this line and appear in various nuances Pleated skirts and dresses give the looks a very blithe Second collection: “Land of Plenty” This summer- blithe line captivates you due to its vivid colour- and pattern mix Fluorescent orange and pink certainly stand out Furthermore they give each outfit a very positive approach These colours contribute to the very wearable Animal prints are worn in a highly nonchalantly way and are used repeatedly What must also not be missing in this collection are some everyday essentials such as comfortable coats and business suits Their colour choice ranges from eye- popping orange Some knitwear pieces add unique tie dye options and are therefore inspiring to observe Third collection: “City Greens” As you may assume by the title of this collection “City Greens” focuses on a variety of green shades These green nuances are often paired among each other or The colour mood can be described as “acid cosiness” A bunch of looks are kept rather minimalistic while others vividly mix and match various prints and colours Many looks are eased by a neo- sporty touch The soft shapes of these pieces are always interpreted in a very feminine way Therefore they are the perfect addition for your urban- chic Spring/ Summer 2020 wardrobe Fourth collection: “Summer Neutrals” The colour basis of this collection is formed by sophisticated neutrals In addition to this rather restrained colour palette sometimes two tones are paired in one look Therefore the overall image stays very clear Ruffles and eyelet embroideries build interesting highlights Graceful materials play a central role and underline the feelgood factor of these looks The silhouettes are rather reduced and a touch of ’90s inspiration clearly shines through Fifth collection: “Natural Vibes” earthy nuances in light textures are paired with dark summer hues Our favourite colour combination is saffron and emerald- so refreshing off- white shades and eco- green build unusual colour impressions Worth of mentioning is also the fact some everyday classics such as cosy sweaters and urban- chic suits must also not be missing in this collection Sixth collection: “The High Summer Capsule” Friends and fans of the ’70s among you will be delighted when viewing this collection: it captivates you due to its rich intense colour palette consisting of vibrant Burnt red and burnt orange underline this blithe Bold prints and loose cuts radiate summer feeling at its best “The High Summer Capsule” radiates sea and city vibes and is therefore the perfect addition for your summer wardrobe next season In the afterwork hours of the 14th of March 2019 who had just celebrated its 20th anniversary last year an ingenious rebel who has the reputation as one of Germany’s most innovative perfumers created this incredibly special scent: Sensual we were able to get to know this iridescent fragrance and could even view its ingredients Being significant for this scent is its distinctive yet charismatic note it is the perfect addition when wearing Luisa Ceranos‘ precious pieces Worth of mentioning is also the fact this is a scent that can be worn for a bunch of occasions – from your daily business meetings to afterwork drinks Due to its elegant character it is never too loud It guides you like your favourite handbag on various adventures Geza Schöns’ deep passion for his creations clearly shines through was chosen: being located in the heart of the Bavarian capital in the popular shopping mall “Fünf Höfe“ the incredibly charming interior design of the endlessly elegant store underlined the character of this simply special evening The number of guests was rather exquisite and number- wise limited Next to cool DJ beats and delicious catering (the pralinées were heavenly!) The guest selection contained of certain journalists friends and family of the label and some actors for instance Aglaia Szyszkowitz and Annika Blendl (that you can spot on our pictures) Geza Schön describes his latest creation with the following words: “The fragrance of LUISA CERANO begins with a very fresh and aromatic scent; red pepper cardamon and coriander seeds accompany the freshness with a sophisticated touch mimosa and peach unveil the fragrances’ heart Osmanthus and Jasmine complete the transparent floral elements receiving a soft lustre with a hint of tonka been.“ For those who are curious to experience the smell of this incredibly innovative fragrance now: you can try it from this month on in any of the labels’ stores or purchase it online under luisacerano.com We will definitely inject this fragrance into our beauty case for Spring/ Summer and most likely even longer… Luisa Cerano‘s Spring/ Summer 2017 collection contains of three lines: “Sweet Emotion“ “Soft Graphics” and “Smart Stripes“ “Sweet Emotion” is a collection for the cosmopolitan woman at any age that prefers to dress in a sophisticated feminine way and considers quality is a key value The cuts and lines of this charming collection impress us by their very special detail- awareness The silhouettes of those precious pieces are enduringly flattering the feminine silhouette Several of the cuts are kept rather loose which underlines the feelgood factor of each single look One of the most charming pieces of this collection is a navy- blue crew neck sweater with three- quarter length sleeves that is embellished with insect- like appliqués Worth of mentioning is the striking colour cocktail of this line: cognac The length of the pants in this collection is worn preferably in three- quarter length As material quality plays a central role for Luisa Cerano thus a lot of jacquard is chosen for those pieces “Sweet Emotion” harmoniously unites a few hues in one look but never pairs too many different tones in one outfit “Soft Graphics” is an incredibly interesting interaction of retro- inspired candy colours and cuts that are paired with  cool Contrary elements are harmoniously united in one look Elements of past decades are very present in this collection One of our highlights of this collection is an A-line trechcoat in rose with retro- inspired buttons that teams up with an A-line dress in the same colour this collection is dominated by soft terracotta tones Those tones underline the feminine character of the looks and are never too loud Innovative ideas meet traditional elements modern look that always stays utterly wearable “Smart Stripes” is a very urban- chic casual and feminine collection with a blithe character It can be worn at any age and for various occassions Retro elements can be found in this collection anew The colour palette of this collection is dominated by rather restrained Stripes and dots can be found in various of the creations “Soft Graphics” and “Smart Stripes” are three lines that have their very own character and convinced us with their very feminine wearable character and their very special detail- awareness We will definitely keep an eye on Luisa Cerano and on all upcoming collections As part of the labels’ 20th anniversary LUISA CERANO presents its first own fragrance: LUISA CERANO 20 x Geza Schön Being significant for this scent is its distinctive Therefore it can be worn as the perfect addition to the brands’ trendy creations This perfume underlines the unique style the label is known for plus the individual personality of its customer The creator behind this fragrance is Geza Schön a Creative head and ingenious rebel who has the reputation as one of Germany’s most innovative perfumers and has a deep passion for perfumery This seductive fragrance will be introduced in form of a limited edition as Eau de Perfume and can be purchased in LUISA CERANO stores at selected partners and in the labels’ online shop from March 2019 on bergamot oil gives the fragrance its highly fresh For some customers it may even smell slightly fruity and sweet Schinus molle fruits add a peppery flavour with a bit of a fruity The heart of the fragrance contains of osmanthus absolue which is an extraction of the osmanthus tree/ shrub That unveils the animal and woody undertones of this perfume an extract from dried rootstock of the Iris Pallida flower The base note is created by Iso e Super and Tonka Absolue The first one is a synthetic wood fragrance that appears simply irresistible The second one is the extraction of the almond- shaped seed of the Tonka tree It underlines the feminine character of any creation This perfume is the perfect choice for those who prefer to wear unique sophisticated scents that underline their contemporary lifestyle folk elements and bohemian inspirations from the ’70s clearly shine through All looks of “Go West” stay very wearable and urban- chic They are practical yet elegant with just the right amount of each Worth of mentioning is the very delicate detail- awareness which can be noticed in the vivid mix of the cowboy and rock elements Moreover contrary elements are often harmoniously paired in one look for example mauve is paired with powder pink which creates a very unique pastel combination Some cuts are kept figure- accentuating while others are worn rather loose which underlines the cosy feelgood factor Delicate pastel nuances are the perfect addition to brighten any Autumn/ Winter wardrobe the outfits in those hues always stay wearable and are never too loud LATEST: DISCOVER LUISA CERANO FALL WINTER 2020 COLLECTION We earn a commission when you follow the link to make a purchase. Click here to learn more about how we make money Continue below to read full review by our Berlin Contributor SUSSAN ZECK: “Heritage meets sportswear” takes its style inspirations from Brit Chic and Countryside stories and therefore a very individual mix of Heritage and Streetstyle de luxe is shown Some outfits are kept tonal whereas in others two or more nuances are harmoniously united deep purple and moss green literally let our hearts beat some seconds faster Essentials of this collections are checks in macro and micro optics the creative play between light and shadow Finest fabrics underline the precious character of those lavish looks graceful one: black and nougat are repeatedly used but also delicate pastel pink and cream are used Being significant for these creations are their urban vibes and casual upper elements This collection plays with delicate colour contrasts anew Cream sets incredibly interesting accents in various of these looks The star print we mentioned before appears again in this collection on a casual sweater and in colourful hues “Autumn Pastel” is characterized by its clean cuts and straight lines The overall image of those looks is Nordic- inspired and takes its inspirations from streetwear and heritage looks The mix of cool winter shades such as aqua that is paired with warm saffron creates a very special mood One piece we immediately had to add on our wishlist is an eggshaped coat in aqua usage of delicate pastels and finest fabrics definitely deserve devotion We will certainly keep an eye on Luisa Cerano and all upcoming collections The first pieces of Luisa Ceranos‘ Autumn/ Winter 2017 collection will be available from beginning of June 2017 on in stores This series comprises five different topics: Urban Jungle As you may assume by the collections’ title the entire collection takes its inspiration from sundry impressions and inspirations of a walk through an urban jungle being significant for this collections’ pieces is its vivid mix and match of colours black leather jacket is paired with a rather sophisticated three- quarter pants that is kept in elegant saffron The unique approach of this collection is created by the combination of opulent deco- inspiration with sporty The preferred colour choice is composed of a large range of green and neutral hues In addition to that rather restrained colour palette All pieces of this collection always stay utterly wearable They can be easily worn from morning until evening and are the perfect addition for any cosmopolitan womens’ weardrobe that prefers practical including elegant pieces This collection is kept slightly more daring The sporty influence of these creations clearly shines through for instance drawstrings and zippers are applied throughout this collection prints and flounces are refreshing highlights of those pieces Stripes are very present in this collection They can be found on diverse sweaters and trousers “Urban & Cool” never mixes too many colours in one look Most of the time the looks consist of two or three tones and therefore radiate a well- structured overall image The range of colours is dominated by night black Some of the sweaters are provided with words such as a top that shows a large “YES” at the front side “A Touch of Grey” is a very timeless sophisticated and comfortable collection that can be worn at any age and for any occassion Our favourite piece of this collection is an A-line dress with long sleeves that is kept in champagne and is provided with large But also the comfortable teddy fur coats and vests deserve devotion They underline the cosy feelgood factor of these looks The colour palette is dominated by monochrome hues Feeling good and staying warm has never been combined so effortlessly well As you may guess by the title of this collection those creations are inspired by uniform elements and influences from the Victorian era a vivid mix and match of masculine and feminine elements can be noticed Some of the collections’ pieces are kept rather loose and over- sized Therefore the various pieces of this collection can be perfectly mixed and matched The colour choice contains of lots of navy Velvet plays a central role in this collection It is used a bunch of times in plenty of this collections’ looks That fabric is sometimes paired with striking embroidery which underlines the very unique character of those outfits Metallic dresses and sweaters are another highlight of this charming collection The range of colours is focused on warm and earthy colours Those pieces are the perfect addition for any contemporary woman that prefers to dress in strong tones and likes elements of past decades in her wardrobe Swedish Under 25 team rider Nathalie Wahlund has returned to her "second" home after having worked on the European mainland for three years The 25-year old Wahlund has been working as a professional rider since 2017 Wahlund chose a career in horses when a gap year led to much more she took a sabbatical which turned out to be life-changing to become a working student for Swedish born Mette Rosencrantz There she discovered she wanted a career in horses and in 2017 found a new job as an assistant trainer for British Grand Prix rider Vicky Thompson-Winfield at Oldencraig equestrian centre in the U.K Thompson trained her from novice level to Grand Prix in less than three years In November 2017 she was matched to John Evans' KWPN gelding Cerano Gold (by Serano Gold x Lancelot) and he became her career making dressage horse They represented Sweden at the 2019 European Under 25 Championships in San Giovanni in Marignano right before Brexit and based herself temporarily with Warwick and Caroline McLean in Tönisvorst She was lucky that Cerano Gold's owner offered her to take the horse with her At the 2021 Swedish Under 25 Championships she was fourth and at the 2021 European Under 25 Championships in Hagen she was 42nd in the short Grand Prix test Wahlund at the 2021 European U25 ChampionshipsIn January 2022 she received a job offer from Patrik Kittel and decided to leave Luxembourg for Germany to work as a rider at his barn With Cerano Gold she went to the 2022 Swedish U25 Championships and landed 8th place She was re-selected on the team for the 2022 European Under 25 Championships in Pilisjaszfalu but got eliminated in the short Grand Prix after a 25th place in the Inter II on 67.794% and team bronze It was the pair's last international together Wahlund has now announced that her stint in Europe is over and that she has returned to Britain "I’m grateful for the time I had there (at Kittel) and I learned so much," she told Eurodressage I’ve missed it every day since I moved and now made the decision to go “home” I have like a second family over here and I’m really happy to back I will focus on Cerano this year as it will be our first year as seniors and at the same time start up my own business." Plasteurope.com is a business information platform for the European plastics industry It is part of KI Kunststoff Information and PIE Plastics Information Europe one of the leading content providers for the European plastics industry We offer daily updated business news and reports polymer prices and other services for the international plastics industry News | Polymer Prices | Suppliers Guide | Jobs | Register | Advertising Gerrard joined Newsweek in 2021 and had previously worked at Express Online You can get in touch with Gerrard by emailing g.kaonga@newsweek.com either observed and verified firsthand by the reporter or reported and verified from knowledgeable sources Translations may contain inaccuracies—please refer to the original content Two 19-year-old men have been charged with attempted murder after five people were shot on Tuesday evening in Ozark Police arrested Lakevion Cerano Shider and Da'Mier Quadree Dontavius McDaniel in hiding in Clio after they fled the scene of the shooting at the intersection of Highway 231 and Andrews Avenue Each suspect is being held in Dale County Jail on $1 million bond The five male victims injured in the shooting were hospitalized Two were taken to Southeast Health in critical condition The other three were treated at Dale Medical Center and released according to Ozark Police Chief Charles Ward who said the five people injured were in the same vehicle on Andrews Avenue A Chevrolet Silverado with two people inside pulled up to the intersection and started firing at a Hyundai Tucson A preliminary investigation showed that the shooting was the result of an ongoing dispute with one of the victims and the suspects Newsweek contacted the Ozark Police Department for comment 26 people in Alabama have died as a result of gunshots according to data from the Gun Violence Archive In January, 2-year-old Kyler Small died from a self-inflicted gunshot after finding a family member's firearm Hueytown Police Department responded to a home in the 1400 block on 26th Avenue after being alerted to reports of a self-inflicted gunshot wound They found that the toddler had been shot and started lifesaving efforts The child was then taken to Children's of Alabama hospital in nearby Birmingham and was pronounced dead there prosecutors "determined enough probable cause to charge the child's mother," Krishana Danyell Small Also in January, the husband of former Miss Mississippi Christine Kozlowski was shot to death in Montgomery. was shot in front of the couple's 2-year-old son according to the Montgomery news station WSFA The suspect faces capital murder charges in part because the shooting allegedly happened in front of a child The database also found that already in 2022 seven children have died from gunshot injuries nationwide The Gun Violence Archive data also showed that last year there were 2,001 unintentional shootings in the U.S an organization that advocates for gun control each year in America "18,000 children and teens are shot and killed or wounded and approximately 3 million are exposed to gun violence." The organization said that firearms are "the leading cause of death for ages 1 to 19 in the United States." ET: This story was updated with the arrest of two suspects and condition of the victims ET: This story has been corrected to show that the shooting took place in Ozark and it was at the intersection of Highway 231 and Andrews Avenue Newsweek is committed to challenging conventional wisdom and finding connections in the search for common ground Newsletters in your inbox See all The Italian technology company Garbo is teaming up with the engineering group Saipem to work on chemical recycling for PET waste The two firms announced their intention to build the first industrial-scale "ChemPET" plant at Garbo’s site in Cerano in the north-western Italian province of Novara The partners said the agreement also included a partnership to develop and commercialise the recycling technology... 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You can find more information on the individual external services in our privacy policy Here’s a full list of our subscriber benefits: Check if you already have access from your company or university Premium womenswear brand Luisa Cerano has doubled its UK turnover over the past year and has said there is “definitely still room for growth” The German business declined to provide exact turnover figures but told Drapers it has increased its UK stockist base from about 60 in 2013 to just under 100 while some of its existing retailers have increased their orders and put the range into more of their stores Although the UK is still a relatively small market for Luisa Cerano – it has 1,500 stockists worldwide with the majority in Germany plus stores in countries including France Russia and the US – the company said it was a “very high priority” who was appointed Luisa Cerano’s first country manager for the UK and Ireland last November said: “There’s definitely still room for growth in the UK We’ve doubled our turnover within the last two seasons [autumn 14 and pre-sold spring 15] “There are still a few gaps in the market and we want to do more with existing clients increase the size of orders and number of doors.” But she added: “We’re being very careful with the people we’re targeting; we don’t want to flood the market.” Around 10% of its UK stockists are department stores The rest are independent boutiques such as Katherine Draisey in Solihull Jones said Katherine Draisey achieved a 90% sell-through on full-price product for autumn 14 New stockists for autumn 14 include Cliché in Beaconsfield and Fenwick’s Williams & Griffin store in Colchester Luisa Cerano is part of family-owned German business Hauber but in the UK it’s still a bit of a well-kept secret,” said international sales director Elvira Nass Nass said Luisa Cerano has moved away from its traditional adjacencies with classic womenswear brands such as Gerry Weber and Basler The brand’s wholesale prices range from £21 for a T-shirt to £295 for a coat analysis and advice to keep you updated… New Look has successfully onboarded 100% of its core supplier base onto… Marks & Spencer has reassured that all third-party brands trading on its… The Oklahoma County sheriff's warrant team has assembled its list of most wanted fugitives who the warrant team thinks are still in or near Oklahoma County They are presented here in alphabetical order Anyone with information about any of the accused is asked to call 713-1017 Cerano-Constantino is wanted on a May 2013 charge of trafficking in illegal drugs A search of his vehicle during a traffic stop netted 29 grams of methamphetamine and a subsequent warrant served at his house uncovered more than 300 grams of meth Cerano-Constantino admitted to law officers that he has sold methamphetamine since January 2013 Ericksen is wanted on October 2013 charges of drug trafficking and possession of drug paraphernalia Ericksen reportedly was living in a house where a man suffered a heroin overdose paraphernalia and other drugs were found in the home She previously has pleaded guilty to possession of a controlled dangerous substance with intent to distribute and maintaining a dwelling where a controlled dangerous substance is kept Gilder is wanted on June 2015 charges of possession of stolen property and eluding a police officer She is accused of being in a stolen pickup with a trailer that fled from a sheriff's deputy who turned around to pull over the vehicle Gilder was bitten by a police K9 while attempting to flee Harper is wanted on November 2015 charges of first- degree burglary and violation of a protective order He is accused of kicking in the back door of his common law ex-wife who also had an active victim protection order against him Harper previously has convictions for possession of a controlled dangerous substance and maintaining a vehicle where drugs are kept Holland is wanted on January 2016 charges of drug trafficking possession of a controlled dangerous substance and possession of an offensive weapon while committing a felony She was arrested after a traffic stop in November which revealed two ounces of meth and four types of drugs without a prescription She also had a gun and drug paraphernalia in her possession at the time of her arrest Holland previously has been convicted of possession with a controlled dangerous substance Jackson is wanted on January 2016 charges of possession of a controlled dangerous substance and felon in possession of a firearm Jackson was arrested after officers arrived at a fight in the front yard of the home He ran inside where a gun and marijuana were recovered Jackson is wanted on January 2016 charges of possession of a controlled dangerous substance felon in possession of a firearm and possession of drug proceeds When Jackson was arrested at a northwest Oklahoma City hotel he had drugs and a stolen gun in his possession Jackson has numerous felony convictions for drug offenses Lacayo is wanted on January 2016 charges of indecent or lewd acts with a child He has previous convictions for possession of a controlled dangerous substance McCreight is wanted on a February 2016 charge of first-degree burglary He is accused of forcing his way into his ex-girlfriend's apartment by kicking in the door while there were children inside McCreight previously has been convicted of domestic assault and battery with a dangerous weapon Vallandigham is wanted on an August 2015 charge of domestic assault and battery and has warrants for violation of a suspended sentence He is accused of hitting his girlfriend in the head and punching her in the stomach and dragging her from her home by her hair  He previously has been convicted of possessing and concealing stolen property News and Information From The Heart of Tipperary Fashion House 'Le Chateau,' Owner Marion O’Shea So you adore your current girlfriend or you want to score kudos with the Missus or you want to show your appreciation to a very good friend Its membership of 9,500 volunteers throughout the country are supported by professional staff working for social justice against poverty and providing for the creation of a more just and caring nation It is no surprise then that the high-end and popular ladies Fashion House Le Chateau, situated beside the Bridge Castle will celebrate their 10th birthday by hosting a Fashion Show proceeds of which will go to this aforenamed worthy charity To mark their 10th birthday, Le Chateau’s owner, Marion O’Shea will showcase her latest Autumn-Winter Collection of ladies fashion at Ireland’s most modern and trendy HQ Nightclub hosted by Aidan Mac and Aaron Burchael from TIPP FM’s Breakfast Bowl Expect to see the latest ‘must-have’ clothing from Europe’s leading and exclusive Fashion Houses, e.g. Luisa Cerano Jota+Ge FW 2011 from JOTA MAS GE on Vimeo A €500 voucher and one only session with a personal stylist for the Le Chateauboutique must be won by some lucky 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Call now (0504) 22313 OR visit online at frankrocheandsons.ie for great gift ideas Thalia Heffernan opened the show in an orange embellished coat (€490) over an orange jumpsuit (€325) by Tara Jarmon while 73-year-old model and mum-of-three Lorna Britton flipped the collar up on her Hobbs Kelly green jacket (€205) teamed with Luisa Cerano turquoise top (€270) and tailored red trousers (€270) Just ask 73-year-old model and mum-of-three Lorna Britton who pretty much stole the show at Arnotts' spring summer 2018 catwalk presentation which reverberated with colour and their key trend of 'Crayola brights' it was 50-something Olivia Treacy who wowed at Arnotts' autumn winter show and Lorna took over the baton yesterday a one-woman grey army who looked equally good in a jersey draped InWear jumpsuit (€150) to a colour pop ensemble Collar flipped up on her Hobbs Kelly green jacket (€205) she wore it with Luisa Cerano turquoise top (€270) and tailored red trousers (€270) Lorna looked equally chic in a glamorous Caroline Kilkenny blush jumpsuit (€297) ideal for a mum-of-the-bride or grandmother-of-the-bride who likes to think outside the box and not wear what people expect a woman of their age to wear A former air hostess who took up modelling at 60 Lorna has style chutzpah and sharp silver hair cut is the queen of the New York catwalk scene With trench coats all the rage this season Lorna wore a three-quarter length Ralph Lauren trench (€249) with InWear white cigarette end trousers (€90) There was a major outbreak of coat crush when Thalia Heffernan opened the show in an orange embellished coat (€490) over an orange jumpsuit (€325) Monochrome dressing was far from boring with Marella's Art 365 satin crepe jumpsuit with contrasting cream inset (€260) and blouson jacket (€200) New brands on the Arnotts fashion floor this season include Michael Michael Kors and the keenly priced label Thought Join the Irish Independent WhatsApp channel