奥迪轿车坠江 开发商与女歌手遇难(图)

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　　昨日，忠县殡仪馆内烟雾弥漫，在低回的哀乐声中，冉军（化名）还在为死去的女儿冉文华（化名）守灵。而 在另一间灵堂内，与冉文华一同死亡的忠县建筑老板王玉军（化名）的家人同样悲伤不已。据了解，1月29日， 冉文华乘坐王玉军的奥迪轿车，当车行至忠县九蟒村一条村道的转弯处，奥迪神秘坠下了高约百米的悬崖，两人最 终掉入长江中身亡。

　　长江中打捞起落水奥迪车

　　1月29日下午6点10分许，忠县公安局指挥中心接到报案称，在忠县忠州镇通往九蟒村村道上一小地名叫 坟湾的地方，发现有车辆坠江痕迹，悬崖上还散留着车辆碎片。接到报警后,christian louboutin discount，忠县公安局、县交警大队民警迅速赶到现场。民警在悬崖上发现了许多车辆碎片和一块号码为渝ABC333的 车牌。在悬崖下的江边，民警发现了一名穿白羽绒服的年轻死者。

　　民警随后从重庆市公安交通管理信息中心查明，挂渝ABC333的车是一辆奥迪轿车，车主是忠州镇的王玉 军。民警了解到，王玉军1月28日晚上8点多钟驾车外出后一直没有回家，也没有与家人联系。1月30日晚上 ，涪陵区打捞队采用探测方式，从江底打捞出一辆奥迪轿车。1月31日下午，涪陵区打捞队又在奥迪轿车落水的 地方打捞起一具男尸，证实死者是王玉军。

　　女死者躺在江边 原因不明

　　昨日上午，记者联系上忠县县城某汽车销售店的彭某。彭说，现在此事在忠县城区闹得沸沸扬扬，市民议论最 多的话题是女死者躺在江边时，服装不整。“听说是奥迪车主的情人，一起约会时出的事。”他说，由于忠县公安 机关一直没有证实，当地市民传出了多种版本的猜测。

　　随后，记者联系上冉文华的伯父冉某，他正在忠县殡仪馆照顾痛不欲生的弟弟冉军。他说，他们接到警方的电 话后赶到出事地，看到侄女冉文华躺在江边,coach purses。“她的服装不整，到底是奥迪轿车坠江被甩出车厢时造成的，还是存在其他原因，我们正在等待警方的调查。” 冉某说，孩子（指冉文华）正月初二还给他拜了年的，没有想到两天后就已阴阳两隔。

　　曾经是乐队歌手 十分漂亮

　　冉某说，出事的地方位于忠县县城2公里处，是一条村级土路的长下坡，下完坡后本应该右转，但轿车没有转 弯，而是直接从弯道冲了下去。“公路离江面约有100米高，打捞出来的轿车车门是打开的。”冉某说，由于轿 车坠江的地方是悬崖，两人应该先是跳出轿车，最终男子掉进了江里，而其侄女则滚到了江边。

　　“娃儿今年才21岁。”冉某说，侄女身高1.70米左右，十分漂亮，是忠县一乐队的歌手，经常到各乡镇 为红白喜事演出。据了解，冉文华家住忠县羊渡镇，她还有个弟弟，其父母经常在县城和周边县市贩 牛。

　　男子是开发商 身家数百万

　　“他在我们县城比较有名。”忠县县城某汽车销售店的彭某说，忠县城区提到王玉军，几乎无人不知无人不晓 。据了解，王玉军今年已40多岁，妻子住在县城，孩子在读高中，他正在老县城投资开发一大型楼 盘,men polo shirts，据称家产至少达数百万元。“听说冉文华和王玉军是一年多前认识的，但具体情况并不太熟悉。” 彭某说。

　　随后，记者联系上忠县交警大队办公室的曹主任。曹以他没到现场为由，让记者联系该县交警大队田队长。田 队长则以正在调查为由拒绝接受记者采访，记者希望提供王玉军家属的联系方式也被拒绝。

　　双方家属见面 都比较理智

　　“我们与王玉军的家属见过面了，大家都比较理智，没有发生任何争吵.。”冉文华的伯父冉某说，冉文华的 尸体还没有火化，正在等忠县公安机关的调查情况。如果警方的调查让他们比较满意,2011 coach outlet，就先火化，再视情况提出赔偿等问题。

　　目前，市公安局及忠县公安局两级公安机关正在调查此案。

　　记者 郑三波 实习生 郑代娟

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A History of Foundation Garments
It's sometimes said that people just aren't as put together as they used to be. Some say that society went to hell when men stopped wearing hats and women threw away their girdles. Well, that's debatable, but it is true that today, most people in the U.S. value comfort over formality in their day-to-day wardrobe. This has had a dramatic effect, for better or worse on how people look in their clothes and the image that they project out into the world. Men abandoned hats as a staple of their daily wardrobe, beginning in the late 1960s and women tossed their girdles away around the same time, preferring a more natural and comfortable look. That was revolutionary 50 years ago, but foundation garments for women never really disappeared. They just changed, and then changed again. It really shouldn't be too surprising, for as long as women seek to shape and enhance their figures, there will be foundation garments.
What are foundation garments?
Foundation garments are garments which are worn underneath outer dress clothes and may, but not always reshape the wearer's body. All of the usual suspects, including panties, brassieres, corsets, bustiers, slips, girdles and control top pantyhose are foundation garments. Changing fashions and social pressures have always been a driving force for the evolution of foundation garments and historically, as hemlines changed, values changed and a different silhouette became the new ideal bra inserts, foundation garments changed too.
Foundation garments of the past:
Throughout the 19th century, women who had money and time to concern themselves with fashion, all wore corsets. A corset is a very restrictive, shape altering garment with rigid boning and panels that constricts the body to create an hourglass shape. These were designed to emphasize a tiny waist, below which flowed petticoats and elaborate skirts. The short corset circled the torso and ran up from the hips to the top of the waist. Overbust corsets were longer and pushed up the breasts to create a high busom and a longer waist. This was considered the proper foundation garment for any "lady" of the day, with doctors touting numerous health benefits of wearing them.
Things started to change around the turn of the 20th century as women fought for their equal place in society. Women began to do more, and with this freedom looked towards newer less restrictive fashions for daily activities. The corset was soon replaced by the corselet, or corselette. It was a derivation of the old corset but lacked the rigid boning that went into corsets. There was still a lot of shaping that went on with these, but because they lacked the boning, they allowed for a freer range of movement. Early corselettes consisted of cloth panels which were laced together to fit. Later these fabric panels were blended with rubber corsets dress, creating a more stretch-to-fit construction like we see in so many foundation garments today. The cloth panels were much more flexible which made the corselet far more comfortable to wear than a corset. Almost without exception, corselettes had garters on the bottom to attach to stocking tops. At the time, it wasn't considered in good taste to go bare legged, so women always wore the hosiery of the day, stockings.
The corselette was a staple foundation garment for a few decades and continued to evolve. Starting with the 1930s, thanks to women such as Katharine Hepburn, it became popular for women to wear pants in more casual settings instead of dresses. This of course was quite a change for society ######y lingerie, and for the corselette, as garters were obviously not needed with pants. Since upper body shaping was still desirable, the torsolette was drawn from the corselette. A torsolette is a shorter corselette which covers the bust but stops at the top of the waist and doesn't have any garters. This design is still in use today and is often called a body slimmer.
Bust uplift cups were then introduced in 1943, setting forth the fashion of a prominent uplifted bust and an iconic look which lasted through the 1950s. Around this time, separate top and bottom foundation pieces became popular and started a shift towards the prominence of girdles.
Girdles
Fashion historians credit French fashion designer Paul Poiret with inventing the girdle in 1910 and popularizing it. So ######y lingerie, what is a girdle? It is a figure slimming open bottom garment, worn around the mid-section extending from the upper waist (bottom of the ribs) down over the thighs. Various leg lengths were popular throughout its 60 year history and were cleverly marketed as having their figure enhancing virtues. Until 1910, the corset was the principle women's foundation garment and dictated how the female form would be emphasized with clothing. Poiret's new fashion designs began to deemphasize the waist which was such a focal point during the corset era (1830-1910) and began to emphasize smooth hips and derriere.
The girdle pulls the derriere together and creates a very smooth and firm silhouette. On women of all shapes and sizes, there would be smooth curves and lines with no jiggling of the tummy and behind! Girdles, like all foundation garments impart a level of rigid figure control, and affected the posture and way in which women moved in their clothes. This aspect, without a doubt contributed to the glamour and grace of those eras. Simply put, the clothes and the glamour of the 1930s, 1940s and 1950s would not have been possible without the girdle.
What happened to the girdle?
Girdles were an essential part of fashion between the 1910s and 1970, quickly going out of style thereafter. Western culture, as we all know changed dramatically in the late 1960s. The emphasis in women's fashion was put on a more natural and unrestricted body form. Driven by a new, younger generation in the late 1960s, social structures and norms were turned upside down. This change affected just about everything, including fashion and clothing. Girdles and stockings were regarded as unnatural and unnecessary by a whole generation of young women. Tastes rapidly changed, and young women preferred to wear foundation garments that did not constrict movement or reshape the body much at all. In fact many chose not to wear any foundation garments at all! Add into this, the popularity of very short skirt lengths, bare legs and the popularity of denim jeans, and the girdle was very quickly on its way out.
Foundation garments today
The desire to shape and contour the female body never really went away though. Time goes by, tastes change, and the pendulum swings back to past fashions and a desire to shape the body. Foundation garments are once again very popular, only they have taken on new names and shapes. Today, foundation garments include not only underwear and brassieres, but also shapewear. Shapewear is a newer term to describe the myriad foundation garments sold today which reshape and enhance the body. The materials and styles may have changed from the old days, but their purpose is still the same. For as long as women and men obsess over the beauty and ######uality of the female form, foundation garments will remain a part of many a woman's wardrobe.
Patrick Bergert is a blogger and freelance writer living in Austin Texas.
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