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Scentsory Design® is an animation film that explores the fusion of 'Emotional Fashion' with 'aromachology' (the science of perfume) and how this can have a radical impact on mental and physical health. Fashion has a reason; it is a display of personal identity through strong visual cues. The film documents the use of scent as a tool to improve quality of life, enabling the wearer to act on visual cues or detect scent signals, allowing immediate information. Scentsory Design® creates the concept of emotional fashion: responsive clothes and jewellery that offer social and therapeutic value in a desirable fashion context. It adds more sensations into the fashion palette to create radical new fashion properties with real benefit. The aim is to produce an intimate scent bubble that delivers benefit chemicals in controlled ways responding to personal needs. This allows for efficient scent delivery that is targeted to specific parts of the body. The users confidence in their visual identity is thus enhanced by sensory, psychological and medical wellbeing. A film by Jenny Tillotson Sound design by Fraser Geesin Animation by Wendy Latham Sound recording by David Briggs Voice-over Veshti Evens Photography Guy Hills Dubbing Mixer James Feltham Info on 'Second Skin, Second Life' exhibition: The 'Second Skin, Second Life' exhibition addresses clothing and fashion through art, textiles, the sense and meanings. Clothing offers a 'second skin' with new identities being explored through sustainability and recycling, allowing fashion to reinvent new personalities and projections of a new image. Artists and designers work on the 'second life' of things in a society of consumerism, as design processes become political and ethical as much as aesthetical actions. The transformation and reinvention gives a "second life" to garments, in order to balance the relentless desire to be unique whilst sharing a sense of belonging to a group.

The second edition of Non-extensive Entropy Econometrics for Low Frequency Series provides a new and robust power-law-based, non-extensive entropy econometrics approach to the economic modelling of ill-behaved inverse problems. Particular attention is paid to national account-based general equilibrium models known for their relative complexity. This new proposed approach could extend the frontier of theoretical and applied econometrics.

THIS ARTICLE ADDRESSES THE QUESTION OF WHETHER A CANADAUNITED STATES FREE TRADE AREA WOULD BE FEASIBLE OR BENEFICIAL AND WHETHER THIS WOULD HAMPER THE AUTONOMY AND DISTINTIVENESS OF CANADA. IT IS THE AUTHOR'S OPINION THAT A CUFTA WOULD BE BENEFICIAL AND NOT THREATENING TO CANADA'S AUTONOMY. FURTHER HE FEELS THAT FREE TRADE WOULD ENHANCE CANADIAN AUTONOMY.