September 17, 2009

Top Pushchairs Used by Celebrities

Filed under: Brand Marketing @ 5:42 pm

We are all obsessed with the wonderful world of celebrity and therefore parents across the world are becoming ever more fanatical about keeping up with celebrity baby pushchair and pram styles.

When it comes to fashion and style, Celebrity mums and dads set the scene–they want to keep up with the latest fashions and that includes the latest colours, the most up to date looks and hottest designs for their new babies and their new baby buggies too! Many of the top baby brands have noticed this trend and have partnered with well known designers to add that something special to their range.

Maclaren have a range titles Objects of desire when well know designer brands such as Lacoste, Lulu Guiness and Philip Stark have designed fabrics and entire bugaboo bee pushchairs. Bugaboo have formed a partnership with Paul Frank to design an exclusive range of limited edition fabrics.

So, if are you thinking what colour baby pushchair to buy? Want to know what the latest colour trends are and what celebrity mums and dads are buying?

Hot off the press – the most popular colour for baby pushchairs across a diverse range of brands and styles is black. Pushchairs in Black are the must have accessory to fashionably hit main street.

Whether it’s for a trip shopping or a day out with the family – make sure you buy a black baby pushchair – and of course, it will match everything you wear perfectly!

Five celebrity mums hitting the celebrity streets with black coloured pushchairs:
1. Jules Oliver
2. Billie Piper
3. Claudia Schiffer
4. Ulkrika Johnson
5. Natasha Kaplinsky

The fashion conscious among you may want to think about purchasing a designer baby pushchairs including the Bugaboo Cameleon, Quinny Buzz, Maclaren Quest Sport, Bugaboo Bee or Phil and Teds Sport – just make sure if you want to keep up with the celebrity A-listers you order one in black!

February 23, 2009

U. S. Plans to Abandon Myanmar

Filed under: Brand Marketing, Political Groups, Writing Content @ 7:30 pm

After cyclone Nargis left Myanmar in a devastated state, the country’s military regime has been stubbornly refusing foreign aid. Bold and reluctant, the military junta even went as far as saying that they are more than capable of handling the damage left by Nargis, including reconstruction and taking care of the problems of long-term food shortage.

US Department of Defense Secretary David Gates said that if Myanmar’s top officials still would not open their country to foreign help, he will withdraw the US Navy ships currently located off Myanmar’s coast. Gates further pointed out that the neglect illustrated by Myanmar’s junta is criminal in nature and compared such neglect to genocide.

Myanmar has been suffering the harsh effects of civil war for 45 years now and has been constantly watched by the international community. Violations of human rights – mass rape of women, forced labor, extrajudicial state executions, and coerced relocation – are commonplace in the country. As much as Gates and the rest of the world would like to intervene, international laws prohibit them to do so — violating a nation’s sovereignty is a matter not to be taken lightly.

If China, a more advanced and better-equipped country in comparison to Myanmar, accepted and thanked all nations for helping out after a series of earthquakes struck the nation, why can’t Myanmar do the same?

Still, if Gates chooses to withdraw US ships from Myanmar, he should order the Navy to withdraw slowly for them to be able to quickly go back if Myanmar’s officials decide to have a change of heart.

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