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Towards a New Era of Smart Metering: The Power of WR-G and WR-X Plus

Dear Customer, Airwink’s cloud platform complements WR-G and WR-X pulse readers, delivering powerful analytics for better utility management: WR-G analytics include detailed gas consumption trends, valve status monitoring, and safety event alerts. WR-X platform offers real-time water usage visualization, leak alerts, anomaly detection, and predictive maintenance support. The platform features multi-tenant management, role-based access control, and open APIs, facilitating seamless integration with your existing systems. Contact us to arrange a personalized platform demonstration or free trial. Best regards, Wren Senior Export Manager Phone:+86 13798309976 WhatsApp:+86 13798309976 Mail:wren@airwink.com Website:www.airwink.com Airwink Ltd. — Unlocking Insights with Intelligent Cloud Analytics

A Full Circle Moment for Ralph Lauren

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Plus, Behind-the-Scenes at 650 Madison—All the Backstage Pics From Ralph Lauren's Latest Show View in Browser         Update Preferences  By Nicole Phelps  By Nicole Phelps We were at Ralph Lauren's 650 Madison Avenue headquarters for his show last night. A few hours before its start time, a press release came through: The designer's first womenswear show—in 1972!—was also held in his offices. In the 52 years that separate that inaugural moment and this one, much has changed, as black-and-white photos tracked down on Getty Images attest. In those early pictures, it was all editors and industry types in the small crowd. This evening, Glenn Close, Jessica Chastain, and Kerry Washington glided through the doors, among many other celebrities. Also not a thing back then: a post-show dinner at the Polo Bar, with models vamping in the glen plaid pantsuits and long bias-cut silk slips they wore on the runway. A Full Circle Moment for Ralph Lauren ...

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