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All international issues should be resolved in a world court
When Arkansas and Missouri take issue over the Mississippi, they do not go to war. All issues between all states ought to be resolved fairly, in a world court. I believe a world court, and ultimately a one-world government, are natural features of humanity's moral trajectory.
Do you agree?
Apr 27 2013: i was just thinking about the national debt. are we really going to be able to pay that off. probably not. unless america some how comes up with an energy source that meets the worlds demands many times over its going to take a long time and we would have to stop going into more debt. i wonder what a world government would be like. connecting everyone together, what would the global language be. i think that would be a great topic to hash out on ted.
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Apr 25 2013: The United Nations is a puppet of the American gov, you mean something like that? Are you being funny? Those that have fully bribed America's entire congress will not allow that to happen.
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The law is not perfect? LolApr 23 2013: ZX Style, your point seems to be "law isn't perfect. People make mistakes." I know that. I know that one out of every ten convict we kill on death row is innocent. Our legal system is far from perfect. That being said, it is far preferable to nothing. And that's what we have in place on an international scale. Imagine if there were no federal government, just states. That doesn't seem to make much sense to us, but what really doesn't make sense to us is the principle of dividing a common people.
If you cannot see the world united in the future, you are not thinking big enough. Globalization has already connected all economies, and sovereign debt sucks. The world will fly one flag. We will unite. Science and exploration will take precedent; and man will advance. That is the way of the future.Apr 23 2013: Please visit rootstrikers online we have a corruption problem in all states and districts in America time to address this first.Apr 21 2013: ZXStyle, would you rather have your fate sealed by a gavel or a gun? I think it is easy for us to debate the specifics of this sitting in America. Millions of innocents globally are consumed by violence. We would not allow that to happen on our soil. We should not allow it to happen anywhere. As long as it does, we underline a non-existent difference between "us" and "them."
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Bobby Dollar is an angel - a real one. He knows a lot about sin, and not just in his professional capacity as an advocate for souls caught between Heaven and Hell. Bobby's wrestling with a few deadly sins of his own - pride, anger, even lust.
But his problems aren't all his fault. Bobby can't entirely trust his heavenly superiors, and he's not too sure about any of his fellow earthbound angels either, especially the new kid that Heaven has dropped into their midst, a trainee angel who asks too many questions. And he sure as hell doesn't trust the achingly gorgeous Countess of Cold Hands, a mysterious she-demon who seems to be the only one willing to tell him the truth.
When the souls of the recently departed start disappearing, catching both Heaven and Hell by surprise, things get bad very quickly for Bobby D. End-of-the-world bad. Beast of Revelations bad. Caught between the angry forces of Hell, the dangerous strategies of his own side, and a monstrous undead avenger that wants to rip his head off and suck out his soul, Bobby's going to need all the friends he can get - in Heaven, on Earth, or anywhere else he can find them.
You've never met an angel like Bobby Dollar. And you've never read anything like The Dirty Streets of Heaven.
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"Angel Noir"
Tad Williams takes the reader on a great modern paranormal adventure with some innovative takes on Noir in a Modern context. The main character is well portrayed; as a flawed angel, tasked with advocating for the souls of the dead, Bobby Dollar is both real and supernal.
In Noir fashion, our hero is dropped in the thick of the Cold War between Heaven and Hell when a soul disappears on his watch. What follows is a ride that takes Bobby D through the righteous underbelly of San Judas (Santa Clara), California, angering Angels and Demons alike.
While the mystery is solved by the end of the book, it leaves many questions unanswered and I eagerly anticipate the next volume of the Bobby Dollar series.
Snarky and funny while keeping the tone serious at tense moments of the story.
"I'll Read another Bobby Dollar Book"
For fans of Dresden, it's hard not to compare this book to Jim Butcher's work. Which isn't really fair in my opinion. That tepid observation aside, I'll say this: I've started a ton of new series and the vast majority i never make it past book one. I'm looking forward to the next book in this series.
"An attention Keeper"
something for everyone
Bobby Dollar
He brings every character to stunning life
It had humor,action,developed characters and romance. I will wait for book 2 and hope it comes out in a hurry.
I have enjoyed lots of Audible offerings but only a few have kept me listening so that I did not want to turn on the TV. I just wanted to see how the book proceeding racing toward an unknown finish.
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"Most Imaginative Gumshoe Novel Ever!"
It's such a fantastic surprise when a book exceeds your every expectation. I didn't just like this book -- I loved it!
First reason: the character of Bobby Dollar, who is a modern take on the classic hard-boiled, pulp-fiction private eye. This guy can go wise-crack for wise-crack with Sam Spade or stand toe-to-toe with Mike Hammer.
Second reason: the imaginative setting. I can't think of any other neo-noir setting that is quite so much fun as this one. The uneasy truce between heaven and hell is the perfect background for a private-eye procedural where all-is-definitely-not-what-it-seems.
Third reason: the performance. George Newbern makes Bobby's wisecracks come alive. His pitch-perfect delivery of the "Prince Sat-on-a-panda" wisecrack had me in stitches.
I've been a fan of Tad Williams's since Tailchaser's Song and I'm very happy to see him return to stand-alone novels. I eagerly await the next installment in the Bobby Dollar series.
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"Angels as gritty investigators...I like it."
I came into this book with little expectations, I have read some of Tad Williams other novels and had mixed reactions to them. Some I liked a great deal, others...not so much. But I was looking for something a little different from my usual fare, and the title of this novel intrigued me. The base world of this novel is contemporary Earth, near San Francisco but in this world angels and devils/demons walk among us every day. You see, they all have day jobs in the employ of Heaven and Hell as part of the eternal struggle of Heaven and Hell for the souls of the living. At our deaths we are put on trial, a literal trial..complete with Judge (an angel) an advocate (basically an angelic public defender assigned by the court) and a demonic prosecutor assigned by hell. The prosecutor and the advocate present arguments why the soul should be damned or a saved. I will admit, at first I was not liking this novel, I am not much for overtly religious rhetoric and feared that this novel would devolve into a treatise on the pros and cons of Judeao-Christian-Islamic religious dogma. Luckily it did not, Mr. Williams keeps clear of endorsing or refuting any particular religious dogma and presents his world largely outside the constraints of established contemporary religious thought. He sticks to the story and the characters instead. The lead character of this novel can be described as a slightly dis-enchanted advocate of Heaven. A kind of gritty angelic Colombo character, and he is very entertaining. I enjoyed the character self-deprecation and infinite compassion. All the characters in the novel were well conceived, and explored. Completely believable albeit in a "film noir" way. The novel was light, funny, and at times poignant. I highly recommend this novel for those of you who like a "gum-shoe" type tale with a supernatural twist, and especially for those of you who have never read a "gritty PI"-style novel but are a bit curious about one.
"Similar, but not LIKE Dresden"
So I saw some people likening this book to the Dresden Files, but I just don't see it. It may be similar, but it isn't LIKE it. It's similar in the sense that it is a low fantasy mystery detective novel, and that's about it. For me, Libriomancer was much more like Dresden.
As for the book itself, It was pretty good. It held my attention, but I definitely wavered here and there. There was just something about it that I drifted off from time to time. One thing I can't really get past and I didn't like which also bored me to tears, the angels and demons being lawyers to souls arguing where they were going to be placed. I don't care for religion one way or the other. In the book everyone is judged regardless of religion. For me it was just such a boring part of it that I didn't care for.
One final thing, just so you know, there are few pretty explicit scenes, just in case you care.
As for the next book, I'll be waiting for a sale that brings it within paperback price range.
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"Great characters. Boring story."
I would make the story more interesting. It was okay but nothing I would listen to again, nor do I wanna listen to book 2. It wasn't tantalizing.
Of course not.
Yes his performance was awesome
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"Lacking creativity"
Yes, I'd recommend a book to a friend that likes angels vs. demons stories, mysteries, and is more concerned about having something fun to read, rather then something that would amuse or surprise him.
I guess I answered that on my first response.
Yes. George Newbern does a very good performance. He gives a lot of personallity to Mr.Bobby Dollar, as well as some of the other characters. I mean, you can not only identify the character by the way he reads, but you can also get a feeling on its mood and intentions. Well executed!
You know what? Yes, I would! Although I was a bit disappointed with it as a book, I think it would make a very nice thriller on the big screen.
I was disappointed by the lack of creativity of the story - too many clichês for my taste. It felt like Mr Tad Williams (which is a terrific writer) was being pressed by his publisher to deliver a book faster than he'd like, and his solution was to come up with this fast and easy to read story, but that lacks on much of the depth of his other works.
"Interesting take on the heavenly war for souls."
The story was a little inconsistent at times. Mainly the love/romantic complication that Bobby Dollar gets himself into with a demoness. How does an angel fall for a demon? Better yet, how does am angel fall for a demon because she looks so hot, even though he knows her appearance is nothing but illusion. Otherwise, the mystery is somewhat interesting, and satisfyingly tied up at the end.
Sure. I'm in for Bobby Dollar number two anyway.
Well read. I know a good narrator when halfway through a book I forget its just one guy reading the book!
Worth the listen.
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Hello there. I want to send a form to the next one but it seems my javascript is interupting or something. can samome help me a bit here ??
here is my code the problem is , it does not redirect to the next page step2.php
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Your code isn't preventing the submission of the form, because it isn't capable of doing that.
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With the DOCTYPE you are using you should close certain tags with />
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It is preferable to use a submit button, rather than an input-button:
Your formSubmit() function should be called in the onsubmit event of the form, otherwise it will not be called if someone just presses Enter:Code:<input type="submit" name="btnSubmit" id="btnSubmit" value="Submit" />
Your formSubmit() code needs to return false; if you wish to prevent the form-submission.Code:<form action="step2.php" method="get" id="login" onsubmit="formSubmit();">
You should ideally test against '5' rather than the number 5, as form-values are strings:
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thanks both of you for the great help. I was wondering Why I had to insert that many else
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Red Bull team principal Christian Horner believes it is unlikely that Sebastian Vettel will wrap up the title in Japan...
Red Bull team principal Christian Horner believes it is unlikely that Sebastian Vettel will wrap up the title in Japan.
Vettel could secure his fourth consecutive World Championship this weekend if he wins the Suzuka race and Fernando Alonso finishes ninth or lower.
However, Horner concedes their champagne is likely to stay on ice as Alonso usually finishes higher up.
"The likelihood of winning in Japan is extremely low," said Horner. "When does Fernando Alonso ever finish ninth?
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I learned a big lesson over the past few weeks, and although some people learn them the hard way, I feel I learned mine the easy way – the right way. What I learned is that hard work pays off! After months of preparation both physically and mentally, I was able to come away with my first AMA Pro victory at the season opener on my XR1200 at Daytona International Speedway – and here's how it all came about:
We headed to Jennings GP in North Florida the week before the big race. It was my first time back on a bike since late Fall of 2010, so I was excited to get back on the bike and start getting back into the swing of things. I was there along with my teammates Chris Fillmore and Michael Corbino. It was a good test – we learned some things with suspension thanks to Lenny Albin of Race Tech, and we were able to find a good base setup after a couple days of hard work. There was one standing issue; the bikes didn't seem to be running right. The mapping needed work, but we were going to be headed to Bruce Rossmeyer's Destination Daytona right from Jennings to get the bikes sorted out on the dyno.
After long days of the team, including my Dad, working on the bikes and trying to get them dialed in they were still unable to sort out the problem. It seemed to be a mystery, and it wasn't until Wednesday afternoon that they were able to diagnose the problem – we had the wrong cranks in the motors! With only 24 hours until we were on the track for our first session at the Speedway, it seemed as though we were doomed.
But, there was good news – we found we could have three motors overnight shipped to us from Wisconsin, and they would be there Thursday morning around 10am. My Dad, John Brunner and the Bruce Rossmeyer's Service Techs were hard at work, and the bikes were being rolled out one by one throughout the day. Luckily, with the rainstorm we experienced Thursday morning, our first session of the day was cancelled and we wouldn't have to be on track until 5:30 in the afternoon. I think I was the only person in the entire city of Daytona Beach that was happy it was raining! This gave the team a nice cushion and a little bit of breathing room.
At 4 o'clock, I got a call from my Dad saying that my bike would be done in 20 minutes, and I had to go pick it up at Daytona Harley. My teammate Mike let me borrow his truck, and I immediately drove up there just in time for the bike to be done. We got back to the track around 4:45, just 45 minutes before I was on the track! It was definitely stressful knowing that the bike was just barely done in time, and I had to go out and ride in my first qualifying session with just minutes to spare. It turned out that we didn't have time to break the bikes in on the dyno, so the qualifying session would have to be dedicated to just that.
So finally, I could sleep. The bikes were in the garage at the track, all in one piece and ready to go for the Friday morning final qualifying session. I was able to put it on the front row in 4th, which would set me up for a great run to turn one for the race.
At 3:15, it was race time. All of my hard work over the winter, my training and mental preparation would be put to the test in a 7-lap, 25 mile sprint race for the inaugural XR1200 series race at Daytona.
In the moments leading up to the race, there was one quote going through my mind out of an autobiography by Lou Holtz, the legendary Notre Dame football coach - "Pressure comes when someone calls on you to perform a task for which you are unprepared." For the entire winter I'd dedicated myself to being prepared for the task of winning the XR1200 race at Daytona, so the quote brought me comfort knowing that I've done all that I can do to prepare. Now it was time to put it to the test.
I got off to a great start, pulling the holeshot going into turn one. From that point on, it became a four rider battle between myself, Steve Rapp, Joe Kopp and my teammate Chris Fillmore. We spent the next three laps or so sizing each other up, seeing where each others strong and weak points were. On lap five I pulled a slight gap going into the chicane, and to my surprise I found that I could hold on to the lead all the way to start/finish without being drafted. With more dicing and drafting, I found myself in the lead as I crossed the stripe getting the white flag – one lap to go.
The last lap at Daytona is best described as a chess match. Do I want to lead? Do I want to follow? Steve and Joe overtook me going into turn one, and I decided that it wasn't a bad place to be. I knew if I was coming out of the chicane in 3rd I would be able to draft them to the line. We all stayed in line through the infield, all four of us trying to put ourselves in the best position to win. When we came out of turn 6 onto the west banking I was still in 3rd with Joe and Steve in front of me running one and two. I got a great drive up the banking and found myself directly behind Steve as we climbed up to the white hashes. With a drive like that, how could I not try to advance my position? I drafted Steve to the outside, and there was just enough room in between him and Joe where I could swing back down, catch Joe's draft on the way to the bottom and slingshot into the lead.
As I drove down the back straightaway, a few thoughts went through my mind. Everyone who's anyone has told me that being in the lead going into the chicane is the worst place to be – a sitting duck if you will. But, there was no turning back. I got on the brakes as late as possible going into the chicane, trying to pull a gap. I put myself mid-track through the NASCAR turns 3 and 4, and to my dismay, the #5 bike of Rapp had drafted me to the inside. As soon as he pulled out, he swung down to the yellow line on the bottom of the race track. I tried to get behind him as quickly as possible to catch some of his draft. My front wheel was still ahead of his rear wheel, so I couldn't get directly behind him. The side draft was just enough. I started inching up past him, and now the only thing between myself and the finish line of Daytona International Speedway was the newly paved racing surface. I just hoped that it would be enough to get me to the line first.
Thankfully, it was! I had just earned my first AMA Pro victory, and I couldn't believe it. It was such a great feeling looking up at the famous scoring tower at Daytona and seeing the number 33 on top. After all that happened in the week leading up to the race, all I could think about was how crazy it must have been on pit lane with my Dad, Richie, John, the team and everyone who worked so hard to get our bikes out there for the race. They must have been ecstatic! I couldn't wait to get to victory lane.
It was everything I'd hoped for and more. My teammate Chris Fillmore crossed the line in second – a 1-2 finish for the team! I couldn't think of a better way for the team to be rewarded after all the hard work they put in. My other teammate, Mike Corbino, finished 9th – putting all three RMR/Bruce Rossmeyer's Daytona Racing XR1200's in the top 10.
The 2011 season opener at Daytona was the greatest race of my career. I owe it all to my Dad and my sponsors. I can't wait to get to Infineon and continue what's looking to be an awesome year!
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T-Spec wires and hardware ensure full current flow for your amplifier
In order to operate correctly, an amplifier needs its power and ground wiring to be large enough to accomodate its demand for electrical current. What gauge (thickness) wire to use for power cabling depends on how much current your system will try to consume, and on how long the wiring run will be.
The formula for current draw
To determine the approximate current draw (in amperes) of your amplifier (or amplifiers), you must first calculate the total power of the system (multiply the number of channels by the number of RMS watts per channel). If you have multiple amps, add up the total power figures to arrive at a grand total. Next, double your grand total power figure. Then, divide by 13.8.
Total RMS Wattage times 2 (Inverse of Amp Efficiency) divided by 13.8 Volts equals Current Draw in Amperes (explanation below)
The resulting figure is your system's approximate maximum current draw. Compare this number to the numbers in the "Amperes" column in the chart below. Cross-reference with the cable length (the distance from your battery to the amplifier's mounting location) to determine which gauge of cable you need.
Once you have estimated the total amperage of your system using the described formula, determine the proper power and ground wire gauge from this chart based on the length of power cable your installation requires. Please note that the smaller the gauge number, the larger the wire. 1/0 ("one-aught") is the common name for a 0-gauge wire; 2/0 ("two-aught") for a 00-gauge wire.
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Here is an explanation about the formula we use, in case you want more details. Calculating the amplifier's total power is straightforward, but the other two parts can be confusing.
No amplifier is 100% efficient
First of all, why do we double the total power figure? That's because the typical analog amplifier is about 50% efficient. That means about half of the power it generates is turned into audio output while the other half of the power is lost as heat.
So if your amplifier is putting out 400 watts, it's actually drawing about 800 watts of power from its source, and the amp's wiring needs to be big enough to handle that draw. (Class D amplifiers are much more efficient in comparison, but it's still safest to go with the larger wire size.)
Automotive voltage is neither 12 volts nor 14.4 volts
And the 13.8? Yes, vehicles have a 12-volt electrical system, but we're assuming that the vehicle is running — which means its alternator will bump up the system voltage to about 13.8 volts. This is a better real-world representation of the vehicle's electrical supply. Dividing by 12 results in a larger number, which could point to a larger wire gauge, but it's often in the same color range in the chart. Manufacturers use 14.4 volts, when they spec their gear, to exaggerate their power ratings.
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The reason different cable lengths bear different ratings is because the electrical resistance, inherent in all wire, builds up as the cable gets longer, until it forces the voltage to drop below a useable level. At that point, up-sizing the power cable will restore the voltage to its intended level.
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Troponin I, Serum
Clinical Information Discusses physiology, pathophysiology, and general clinical aspects, as they relate to a laboratory test
Troponin is a complex that regulates the contraction of striated muscle. It consists of 3 subunits (C, T, and I) that are located periodically along the thin filament of the myofibrils. Troponin I inhibits actomyosin ATPase.
Troponin I is an inhibitory protein and exhibits in 3 isoforms: cardiac muscle, slow-twitch skeletal muscle, and fast-twitch skeletal muscle. The cardiac form of troponin I has 31 amino acid residues on its N-terminal, not present in the skeletal forms, which allow for specific polyclonal and monoclonal antibody development. The cardiac specificity of this isoform improves the accuracy of diagnosis in patients with acute or chronic skeletal muscle injury and possible concomitant myocardial injury.
Troponin I is the only troponin isotope present in the myocardium and is not expressed during any developmental stage in skeletal muscle. Troponin I is released into the bloodstream within hours of the onset of symptoms of myocardial infarction or ischemic damage. It can be detected at 3 to 6 hours following onset of chest pain with peak concentrations at 12 to 16 hours, and remains elevated for 5 to 9 days.
Useful For Suggests clinical disorders or settings where the test may be helpful
Exclusion diagnosis of acute myocardial infarction
Interpretation Provides information to assist in interpretation of the test results
There are, on occasions, elevations of cardiac troponin T (cTnT) which we use clinically which can be due to skeletal muscle disease. One way to unmask such elevations is to measure cardiac troponin I (cTnI), which will be normal in that circumstance. In addition, at times there are interferences that can cause spurious increases or decreases in cTnT values. Conceptually, these same interferences can occur with cTnI but in any given case, the likelihood of having both assays be confounded in that way is highly unusual. Thus, potential false-positives would be unmasked by a normal cTnI and false-negatives by an elevated value.
A reference range study was conducted using the ADVIA Centaur TnI-Ultra assay based on guidance from the Clinical and Laboratory Standards Institute (CLSI) Protocol C28-A2.25. The study, which used 1,845 fresh serum, lithium heparin plasma, and EDTA plasma samples from 648 apparently healthy individuals ranging from 17 to 91 years of age, demonstrated a 99th percentile of 0.04 ng/mL (mcg/L).(1)
Cautions Discusses conditions that may cause diagnostic confusion, including improper specimen collection and handling, inappropriate test selection, and interfering substances
A positive troponin result is not always indicative of myocardial infarction. Other conditions resulting in myocardial cell damage can contribute to elevated cardiac troponin I levels. These conditions include, but are not limited to, myocarditis, cardiac surgery, angina, unstable angina, congestive heart failure, and noncardiac-related causes, such as, renal failure and pulmonary embolism.
Reference Values Describes reference intervals and additional information for interpretation of test results. May include intervals based on age and sex when appropriate. Intervals are Mayo-derived, unless otherwise designated. If an interpretive report is provided, the reference value field will state this.
< or =0.04 ng/mL
Reference values have not been established for patients <17 years of age.
Clinical References Provides recommendations for further in-depth reading of a clinical nature
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2. Apple F: Acute myocardial infarction and coronary reperfusion: serum cardiac markers for the 1990s. Am J Clin Pathol 1992;97:217-226
3. Adams JE 3rd, Bodor GS, Davila-Romain VG, et al: Cardiac troponin I: A marker for cardiac injury. Circulation 1993;88:101-106
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Had dinner at East End Pizza in the Alameda Marketplace. It's really good! Order at the cashier & they bring the food out to you. We sat at the counter facing the cooks & the wood burning oven.
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The pizzas were very good. Thin crust, slightly chewy, cooked in wood oven. The diablita was my favorite. Like hhc says, lots of garlic, which I liked a lot.
I would definitely return, and it was indeed worth the trip.
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I crave the Diablita. I actually like it better without any added meat.
We love East End, but we find that we prefer the white pizzas. Their red sauce is a little too salty for us.


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Clearly, we're all about designer duds over here at R29 — there's just something so fabulous about donning that luxurious fabric and rocking your favorite label. That said, it's hard to stock your closet full of Alex Wang and Céline when you're not, you know, Kate Middleton. As we've all noticed, the fashion world has truly taken note. Tons of designers du jour have picked up the trend of creating diffusion and contemporary lines, selling their high-end goods in a more mass fashion, with much friendlier price points. (Uh, hello Target.)
Zac Posen is the latest to step up to the (slightly discounted) plate, with the arrival of his Zac Zac Posen collection. Zac Zac Posen will be slightly more aspirational than the not-so-successful Z Spoke collection, and carry pieces like leather pants, printed blouses, and a to-die-for silk blazer (in our humble opinion). The collection will kick off with pre-fall, and show up in stores like Intermix and Neiman Marcus. Click through to check out a first look at the new duds, and thank your lucky stars you won't be shelling out the big(ger) bucks.
Photo: Courtesy of Zac Posen


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Italian design master Vico Magistretti created the gently curved silhouette of this Maui armchair for Kartell in 2005. Its subtly arched polypropylene seat has a dramatically cinched center, creating a minimalist, hourglass-like form, and is supported by a chrome-plated steel frame with distinctive arms. Lightweight and versatile, the polished piece was one of Magistretti's final products.
No assembly required. Seat height: 17.7". Batch-dyed polypropylene seat with tubular chromed steel frame. Stackable.
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