Women’s shoes to join the market fiery these display skills you know
a good shoe store, the impression must be neat and orderly, customers in the purchase of the product is also able to glance. May we also want to ask, how to carry on the display? What skills do you have? Today we are going to share the display skills.
color display of lighting and shoes is very important. It can strengthen the popular theme and coordination with the women’s shoes. The correct shade of light will become the window will change and the unity of the whole, primary and secondary, attractive, the central part of the general window is to produce a unified whole, primary and secondary, fascinating.
SWANSEA (4-2-3-1)FABIANSKI, NAUGHTON, FERNANDEZ, WILLIAMS, TAYLOR,CORK, SHELVEY, AYEW, SIGURDSSON, MONTERO, GOMISMAN UNITED (4-2-3-1)ROONEY, MATA, JANUZAJ, MEMPHIS,SCHWEINSTEIGER, SCHNEIDERLIN,SHAW, BLIND, SMALLING, DARMIAN,ROMEROManchester United have started a Barclays Premier League season with three successive clean sheets for only the third time, winning two, drawing one, scoring just two goals and conceding none.And Sergio Romero, who has replaced David de Gea ahead of a potential move away from Old Trafford, is the first goalkeeper since David Ospina to keep a clean sheet in each of his first three Premier League games.Yet, at the other end, Wayne Rooney is looking to score for the first time in the Premier League since April. Since then Rooney has failed to score in nine league games and a total of 774 minutes – 12 hours and 54 minutes.In six previous meetings with Swansea, Rooney has scored just once – on the opening day of last season.However, he should be confident after netting a hat-trick against Club Brugge on Wednesday in the second leg of the Champions League play-off. United won 4-0 and 7-1 on aggregate.Last season Swansea did the league double over United, winning 2-1 both at Old Trafford and the Liberty Stadium.
PORT-OF-SPAIN, Trinidad (CMC):Three former presidents of the West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) have condemned the decision by the Dave Cameron-led WICB to ignore a request for an urgent meeting with CARICOM leaders.Sir Wes Hall, Patrick Rousseau and Ken Gordon have also blasted Cameron’s response to the prime ministers’ request as “pointedly discourteous”.Last month, Chairman of CARICOM’s Cricket Governance Committee, Grenada’s Prime Minister Dr Keith Mitchell, called for an urgent meeting with the WICB to discuss the latest independent report which demanded a dissolution of the board.However, the embattled WICB president has been insisting that the board of directors first needed to go over the controversial report before any meeting with CARICOM could be held.”The president of the WICB, Mr Cameron, has responded that such discussion can await the next scheduled meeting of the WICB on December 12th, a pointedly discourteous response to CARICOM leaders who have been supportive of the WICB in so many ways,” said the joint statement from the three former WICB presidents.”You and your board have erred very badly, President Cameron, and we publicly call on you to reflect on the unfortunate implications of your response to CARICOM leaders.”resignation en blocThe latest report on the WICB was compiled by a cricket review panel, which was chaired by UWI Cave Hill campus Principal, Professor Eudine Barriteau.Apart from the dissolution of the WICB, it also recommended the resignation of the current board and the appointment of an interim board.Also, the panel recommended that a change management expert be installed to help run the affairs of cricket in the region until a new governance structure is implemented.Hall, Rousseau and Gordon say Mitchell’s request for an early meeting with the WICB is reasonable.”You carry an important trust as president of the WICB. But no individual or transient board can be bigger than the game and the shaping of its future,” they argued.”Prime Minister Mitchell’s request for an early meeting is eminently reasonable and necessary. We urge that you accede to it so that the consultative process may continue.”The former presidents also pointed out that the “widespread demand for transparency and accountability, coupled with the obvious deterioration in the performance and governance of West Indies cricket” has led to the appointment of three independently structured committees over the past eight years.They were referring to the Patterson report, Wilkin report and the Barriteau report, which was published two weeks ago.”The Patterson and Wilkin recommendations have been treated with scant courtesy and virtually ignored by WICB which appointed them,” the former presidents noted.”It is also significant that the three reports were unanimous in the view that the structure of the WICB must change following the resignation of current directors.”