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http://www.alss-innovation.com/legging_minceur_sveltesse_roya-752-2-1-c.html Sveltesse Legging collant minceur Confort et hygiène: la microfibre. Composé en maille microfibre (84% polyamide, 16 % elastanne), Sveltesse Minceur est invisible et insoupçonnable même sous les tenues les plus étroites. Il est souple et doux au toucher et son entretien est aisé car il a l´avantage de sécher rapidement. Effet micro-massage permanent amincissant: Les fibres "Cosmeto-Textile" de cette gamme sont tissées pour assurer un micro-massage et une diffusion permanente d´actifs amincissants microencapsulés. Les actifs amincissant sont logés au coeur de microscopiques liposomes qui se dégradent peu à peu au fil de la journée. C´est le principe de chrono libération : on apporte de l´actif à petite dose, mais en continu, comme un goutte-à-goutte. Il a donc bien le temps de pénétrer les tissus qui ne sont pas saturés.

http://www.alss-innovation.com/corsaire_minceur_sveltesse_roy-151-2-1-c.html Corsaire taille haute collant minceur Confort et hygiène: la microfibre. Composé en maille microfibre (84% polyamide, 16 % elastanne), Sveltesse Minceur est invisible et insoupçonnable même sous les tenues les plus étroites. Il est souple et doux au toucher et son entretien est aisé car il a l´avantage de sécher rapidement. Effet micro-massage permanent amincissant: Les fibres "Cosmeto-Textile" de cette gamme sont tissées pour assurer un micro-massage et une diffusion permanente d´actifs amincissants microencapsulés. Les actifs amincissant sont logés au coeur de microscopiques liposomes qui se dégradent peu à peu au fil de la journée. C´est le principe de chrono libération : on apporte de l´actif à petite dose, mais en continu, comme un goutte-à-goutte. Il a donc bien le temps de pénétrer les tissus qui ne sont pas saturés.

Dr. Marian G. McCord Associate Professor in Biomedical and Textile Engineering N.C. State University College of Textiles Dr. Mitzi M. Montoya-Weiss Professor N.C. State University College of Management Medical Device Hotspots: Wake County "Smarter all around"

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Gandhi walks through crowds and meets and greets English officials.

Pakistani Ambassador to the United States Mohammed Ali joins the editorial board of the Longines Chronoscope to discuss the plans for a recently independent Pakistan. Ali speaks of Pakistan as a progressive country, dependent on agriculture and its textile industry, but looking to advance more technologically. Even as a new country, Pakistan is not without problems, like the dispute with India over the land of Kashmir. Ali provides a general overview of Pakistan, answering as many questions as he can, ranging from population and size to its trade with communist countries. See the full length video at: www.qualityinformationpublishers.com

Women have been working hard since the beginning of time. Since the Industrial Revolution, the role of women in the work place has changed drastically. Women are employed outside of their homes in ever growing numbers now that wealth and status are ever more important in American Society. To show that women are involved in nearly every aspect of the workplace, the creation of a shirt is chronicled. Women are involved each step of the way, from picking the cotton, to making the thread, to weaving the fabric, to sewing the shirt. Women ship the shirts off to shops where women often place the orders. This video tries to show the important role that women take in the economy. It says that because women are so vital in the workforce, they deserve fair rights as wage earners, including equal opportunity, reasonable hours, fair pay and a clean and safe working environment. See the full length: www.qualityinformationpublishers.com

According to this film, machinery has revolutionized production. The processes that used to take days of labor can be finished exponentially faster with a machine. The Women’s Bureau of the US Department of Labor reports that women commonly work in garment factories, shoe factories, machines shops, and textile mills. The Federal Government and the Women’s Bureau are constantly monitoring for low pay, poor working condition, needless hiring and firing, and industrial injuries. Factories are mandated to provide decent pay, eight daily hours of work, correct working conditions, seats, a lunch area and bathrooms for workers, and to be safety conscious in their decisions. Productivity has skyrocketed and so has efficiency. Machines have changed everything the world has seen in production; however, without a plan and system of supervision and promotions, this system will not last. See the full length: www.qualityinformationpublishers.com

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Hand woven textiles individually designed using hand spun yarns such as teesdale wool, alpaca, kashmir, cotton, linen and silk naturally dyed with madder and indigo to produce vibrant colours.

The Moral Of Story, be careful on tow When used as a preparation for spinning it is called a roving instead. A roving is often used to spin woolen yarn, and many hand spinners buy their fiber in roving form. The term 'tow' is not often heard, except when dealing with linen.'Pencil roving' is roving that has been stretched out until it is the size of a pencil. It is bought by spinners as well as knitters. Spinners find it easier to work with as they no longer have to thin the roving as much to make yarn, and with care knitters can use it as a very fluffy yarn.A tow is an untwisted bundle of continuous filaments. It often refers to flax, hemp or jute in the textile industry, and to human-made fibers, particularly carbon fibers (also called graphite), in the composites industry. Flax tows are often used as upholstery stuffing, and tows in general are frequently cut up to produce staple fibers.

Cominci� ch?era finita (It Began While It Was Already Over) is the second solo exhibition of the Turin artist Lara Favaretto at Klosterfelde Gallery, Zimmerstrasse, Berlin. ?In the darkened gallery space a round wooden platform with textile walls and an iron pole is spinning around its own axis, reminiscent of both, a merry-go-round, a [...]

Kensington, PA is one of the nation's poorest and most neglected neighborhoods. Once a thriving industrial hub for the textile sector, during the late 1970's Kensington was hit by a wave of de-industrialization which saw American jobs lost to the growing pool of sweat shop labor in Mexico and South East Asia. Today, Kensington's two major sources of income are welfare and narcotics. As one of the biggest heroin distribution centers in the country, it is not uncommon to find addicts of all ages, crouched in broad daylight, shooting dope with purities ranging from 80 - 90%.