A New Portrait by Marion

The Palm Beach County Medical Examiner has initially determined that a Palm Beach Gardens woman, whose body was found in Mallory Creek lake in Abacoa Tuesday, died as a result of drowning. The vehicle and body of Chanel Farrell Phillips were found after a report to police of tire tracks leading into the lake. Phillips was last seen leaving a popular bar at Hermes Evelyne BagsDowntown at the Gardens Saturday.z range, along with some more proprietary tech from B&O and Summit Semiconductor. The end result of that, the company says, is not only speakers that provide a "second-to-none multi-channel wireless experience," but ones that are compatible with any WiSA-compliant device. The company isn't quite ready to show off any new speakers based on the new platform just yet, though; it's saving that announcement for late October, when a new set of "Immaculate Wireless Sound" speakers is set to debut.

Jupiter police say toxicology results are not yet available and may take several weeks and that there are no signs of foul play. narrative, omitting less savory details involving her working-class roots and, where revisionism fell short, outright destroying personal documents and other records. And so it is both intriguing and fortuitous (at least Hermes Garden Party Totefor those interested in demystifying her past) that in her final years, Chanel befriended the privileged and unguarded artist Marion Pike, a third-generation Californian who had already traveled throughout much of Europe by age 16 and studied at Stanford University. Pike meticulously preserved telegrams, clothing, photographs and other mementos of the duo’s time together. These keepsakes, along with five acrylic portraits of Chanel, are the subject of the exhibition

“Coco Chanel: A New Portrait by Marion Pike,” which opens tomorrow at the Fashion Space Gallery in London. a €300,000 fine due to the company's lack of compliance with a June decision aimed at protecting users' private data. Previously, Google was given three months to address CNIL's concerns about centralized data collection that lumps together Hermes Good News Bagsinformation from Youtube, Gmail and searches and transparency about how such data was put to use. Now, the clock is up, and France isn't fooling around. While formal sanctioning is a lengthy process that won't be resolved for several months, the country's stance is considered aggressive, even if the fine is relatively modest. Google, however, doesn't seem phased. Company spokesperson Al Verney said, "Our privacy policy respects European law and allows us to create simpler, more effective services."