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I have always purchased the machine sewn "lightweight" wigs but they look like a fur hat and are too hot to wear in summer. When I ordered this wig, the first of many happy surprises was (1) it felt light on my head (2) the fiber actually feels like my real hair (3) GORGEOUS color in Silver Moon (4) No slip, no slide. Due to my hair suddenly falling out and no help from the dermatologist, I knew I would have to get used to wearing a wig daily. This one gave me promise until the fourth day when I saw tiny holes appearing in the mesh cap.Just as panti hose get small holes that eventually become larger, and "runners" appear, the SAME THING HAPPENS TO THE MESH CAP.Which makes me wonder how I'll look when the hair starts to separate and these holes appear noticeable on the outside.Should I glue patches to the inside of the cap? How lovely.If not for this horrendous situation I would have given this wig 8 stars!
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STAR LAKE The state Department of Environmental Conservation has proposed no cleanup necessary for 18 acres of the otherwise heavily polluted Jones & Laughlin Steel Co. property, but eventual reuse of the site one of the few zoned industrial in the Adirondack Park faces continued hurdles.
Im positive were making progress. Its part of the process they have to go through, said Fine town Supervisor Mark C. Hall, a member of the St. Lawrence County Industrial Development Agency. As with everything else, theres so many complexities.
DEC will have a public meeting at 6:30 p.m. March 12 at the Ranger School in Wanakena to discuss its plan for the 18 acres. DEC will accept written comments through March 29. Project documents are available at the Fine Municipal Building, Star Lake.
DEC recommendations include restricting the sites future use to commercial, restricting groundwater use, maintaining a cover on the site such as pavement or a foot of clean soil or vegetation and a management plan.
After the 45-day comment period, DEC could issue a record of decision.
It can go out shortly thereafter depending on the comments and unless there are substantive questions that need to be addressed, DEC spokesman Stephen W. Litwhiler said.
DEC is not calling for any further work at the site because no significant environmental impact was found in the soil, sediment or groundwater. Polychlorinated biphenyls were found slightly above DECs unrestricted soil cleanup objectives but were well below the commercial use standard. Limited metals contamination was noted in groundwater that was above standards.
The 18 acres were carved away from the overall 54-acre site once used to mine and process iron ore so it might be dealt with separately as a less polluted part of the property. The remainder is destined to become a Superfund site. Primary contaminants include fuel oil, metals, PCBs, solvents and asbestos.
The 18 acres is made up of three parcels in the town of Clifton. A 5.8-acre plot consists of a former parking lot and vehicle wash station near Route 3 and County Route 60. A second parcel across Route 3 of 6.34 acres is woods and a tailing pile from previous mining operations. A mine construction camp was also in the area in the 1940s. The last nearby parcel of 5.86 acres consists of an active electrical substation, overhead power lines, a concrete road, and a pond.
After the record of decision is issued, the next challenge will be for the county to obtain a release of liability and to subdivide the property from the remaining 36 acres so it can be available for development.
My understanding is until we get a release of liability we cant do much, said Legislator Frederick S. Morrill, D-DeKalb Junction, who represents the area. Were working on that. We shouldnt have any liability because we didnt pollute it.
Even though the county was once the titled owner of the property so it could sell it to a Canadian developer now deceased, legislators have been wary of taking ownership of the property again because of Article 12 of the states Navigation Law. Under the law, owners may be held responsible for the cleanup cost on their property even if they were not responsible for the contamination.
The county would like to take title to the 18 acres without the remainder of the property or receive a release of liability on the entire property and then split off the less contaminated parcel.
Thats the issue, Mr. Morrill said. Then something could happen.
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A number of issues were included on the meeting agenda of the Nine Mile advisory committee last Thursday. But one topic dominated the meeting: a proposal by Commissioner Bill Krompel for Carbon and Duchesne County to proceed with a plan to begin the process of redesigning the road through the canyon so that eventually it will be a paved access from Wellington to Myton.
"Right now, there are 70 miles of road there with 13 miles of it paved on the Carbon side of the county line," said Krompel. "On the Duchesne side, there are about four miles paved. We have 53 miles of unimproved road on that route." Nine Mile Canyon has hit the national scene in the last several years. And when the National Trust for Historic Preservation named the canyon to its top 11 endangered sites in summer 2004, the pressure to do some things to improve the canyon has become even greater.
While tourists are not coming in droves to Nine Mile, there is a marked increase in the traffic in the canyon.
Along with the passenger vehicle increase, industrial traffic has also grown as the gas/oil and logging industry have built their operations in the area. That pressure and exposure has led to more recommendations and suggestions on how to improve a road that most agree has some difficult safety and access issues.
In attendance at the meeting on Thursday were representatives from Congressman Jim Matheson's office, Senator Bob Bennett's office and officials from Duchesne County.
Krompel pointed out that Carbon personnel had previously met with Duchesne officials and determined something needed to be done.
The Carbon commissioner also said Grand County had interests in seeing the road improved because access through the canyon directly affects traffic and tourism in their area.
"One approach to this is to get some technical help from engineers as well as people from the two counties' road departments, develop some estimates as to the costs and then to go after funding," said Krompel. "In the past, there have been proposals to do this various pieces at a time. But the approach we have used in the past, like the Carbon County Airport projects and the upcoming Carbonville Road work, to go after everything we need at once and do it right from the beginning has been very successful. I would like to see us do that same kind of thing here."
Krompel then laid out the background for such a project explaining the following points.
The Nine Mile Canyon/Gate Canyon Road is a regional road that serves Uintah, Carbon, Duchesne, Grand and Emery counties.
The road was originally built by buffalo soldiers in 1886 and the state owned it as State Road 53 from 1910 to 1969.
In 1969 ownership was turned over to Duchesne and Carbon County. However, as with many older state roads in many places, it doesn't have a clear deeded right of way. Many are just prescriptive ROWs (meaning they have been used by the general public for travel for at least 10 years).
The road passes through large amounts of both public and private lands, about 60 percent of it in private hands.
The road has taken on new duties in the past few years. Beside the traditional uses of canyon residents, agriculture and tourism, it now also handles heavy industrial traffic as well. Research on both the geology and the cultural resources in the canyon has also impacted traffic levels. Overall the road fits the qualities of what is called an energy impacted road.
Future projections show the growth of traffic on the road is inevitable.
"We could just keep the road the way it is, as some have suggested," stated Krompel. "But that is just not a very good option."
Commissioners from both counties had agreed that some kind of preliminary study would be a good idea, so Carbon contacted an engineering firm it has used for many other projects to ask for help. The firm, Creamer and Nobel, had two representatives at the meeting and they passed out an initial study that outlined the kind of road that could be built and the projected costs for that construction.
"I think what needs to be addressed first are the safety hazards," said Reid Noble. "Then we need to look at that areas around the ranch homes and the archaeological sites. Then we need to address the areas where the road needs realignment."
Krompel pointed out that when he spoke with the engineers he had emphasized that the counties both wanted a good road with large shoulders so people could pull over if they had a flat tire or wanted to look at something.
"The preliminary concepts we have come up with here only address moderate traffic," stated Noble. "With very heavy truck traffic it may have to be improved."
Based on the concepts, the engineers estimated the total cost to bring the section of the road in Carbon County to fruition would be $4,393,410. On the Duchesne side of the line, the costs for road construction are estimated to be $2,211,070.
"We have not been very active in the Nine Mile process," said Duchesne County Commissioner Larry Ross. "But we do want to become more involved."
Ross pointed out that Gate Canyon (the canyon leading to Myton from Nine Mile) is mostly in the hands of the State Institutional Trust Lands, and that could pose some funding options as well.
"The point is that the safety and dust issues need to be fixed and I would like to see it done now rather than later and done correctly as well," said Ross. "With Gate Canyon if the road is not engineered and built correctly one bad thunderstorm could damage it."
That point was also taken up by Ben Mead who owns a ranch and campground in Nine Mile.
"There are places where the road has been smoothed out over the years so that traffic can travel over it more easily," said Mead. "But the problem is that when it was smoothed out it took away the natural drainages and now when a storm comes the water, rocks, mud and debris run down the road and often right into the fields. I am still cleaning up debris in one of my fields that came from a large storm last year. Small 24 inch culverts will not be the answer, they would get plugged. It needs a well designed drainage system with eight to 10 foot culverts or deep dips with concrete bottoms."
Ross pointed out that he was sure there were people who would not like to see the canyon have pavement but between the dust and the safety problems, that is what it would take to solve the problems on the road.
"That road improvement will definitely bring more people there," said Ross. "But it can't be just an improvement on the Nine Mile side of the road, but all of it. That will allow the economic impact to spread to the region."
Don Hamilton, who represented some of the gas industry interests at the meeting said he was all for paving the road but he was concerned about one thing.
"The speed on that road needs to be kept down regardless of the way the road is engineered," he stated.
Committee co-chair Steve Tanner, who represents the Nine Mile Coalition on the committee also told the engineers that any road in the canyon would have to be just right to add to the nature of the passage.
"A wide road in that canyon would not work with what the experience of it should be," he said. "It should be meandering road that keeps traffic speeds down. I think if people want to race through it to get somewhere they ought to go around."
Noble agreed, saying that in his mind speeds on the road should never exceed 25 to 30 miles per hour.
"It's not our intention to straighten every thing out," he said.
In a recent meeting with Utah's United States Bureau of Land Management officials, Krompel said he was told that if such a road was put in, the BLM would supply funding for the Carbon County Sheriff's Office to place a full time officer in the canyon. That would add an enforcement arm to the designed highway.
"The point is either we get ahead of it or there will be major problems out there," he stated.
Pam Miller from the College of Eastern Utah Prehistoric Museum said everyone needs to keep in mind that the purposes of the road have changed greatly over the years, with the change from almost all industrial and agriculture to more tourism based traffic.
"Those uses require different needs and different standards," she said. "We must also be sure we take into consideration the natural forces at work in the canyon."
One major obstacle to rebuilding the road is funding.
"We will be looking for funding from many different places," said Ross. "Our congressional delegation can help us with some of that."
Mike Reberg, state director for Matheson's office, said he thought the plan sounded good and time was of the essence.
"My immediate reaction is that you can build this together," he stated. "There are new opportunities in the transportation authorization plan that is in congress. But the sooner you have the detailed plan on this the better."
It was suggested that all groups concerned or that would be involved in the process have a place at the table to input information.
Pat Gubbins, Price BLM field manager, indicated that the more partners for planning the project, the better. He said it would also be better to spread out the funding options. Suggestion ranged from seeking funding from the Utah Department of Transportation to the U.S. Natural Resources Conservation Service.
Based on the comments at the end of the meeting most people in the room seem to think this development was almost inevitable, yet the many details still need to be worked out.
"It's important that we define the issues and needs from many points of view so that everyone involved can buy into the process," concluded Noble.


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RICHVILLE Two Richville men accused of breaking into a neighbors residence to plug in an extension cord were arrested by state police Wednesday on burglary charges.
Justin L. Hardy, 22, of 280 County Route 20, and Corey L. Bush, 29, of 1625 Boland Road, both were charged with burglary and illegal entry with criminal intent, a class C felony.
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Additionally, Mr. Bush was charged with fifth-degree criminal possession of marijuana, a misdemeanor, and Mr. Hardy was charged with unlawful possession of marijuana, a violation.
Police said they arrested Mr. Bush at his residence, where they saw a bag of marijuana on a table and, after hearing a noise in the back, found Mr. Hardy hiding in another room.
Both men were arraigned in Fowler Town Court and taken to St. Lawrence County jail, Canton, in lieu of $2,500 cash bail or $10,000 bond. A preliminary hearing is scheduled Oct. 8 in DeKalb Town Court.
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Addressing the Western New York Regional Economic Development Council at the Buffalo Convention Center, Cuomo announced that $50 million in state money will be matched by a $200 million private investment to open a new pharmaceutical research and development operation in Buffalo's Medical Campus. Albany Molecular Research Inc. (AMRI) is expected to bring 250 new jobs to the medical corridor thanks to the public-private partnership.
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Thanks go out to Tom McCourt for the Einstein quote about insanity: "Doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results."
I like another Einstein statement for the situation cited about Senator Hatch.
"A man should look for what is, and not for what he thinks should be."
Here is something to look at in a couple of crisis issues. Like it or not the Senate runs on seniority, and Senator Hatch has plenty of that. He is in line to be chairman of the finance committee, and that is very significant position in this time of financial emergency.
For all of the years Hatch has been in the Senate there has never been a "conservative" majority in congress. When he had been there just two years he introduced a Balanced Budget Amendment. Similar proposals were introduced four times, including 1997 when it came within a single vote of the needed two-thirds majority for a Constitutional Amendment.
This past year both of our senators, Hatch and Lee, received a 100 percent rating from the American Conservative Union. There were only 10 perfect ratings given for the entire country, and our senators were both selected. These two senators and Mitt Romney have pledged their united support to pass that amendment, providing they get the opportunity by getting our votes in the coming election.
On another issue, we are well aware here in Utah, that in some ways it is "Washington vs. the West" in the struggle over the public lands. Senator Hatch has said that "the BLM is oppressive. Where there used to be one BLM employee per county, now there are 60 of them."
In 1977, as a brand new Senator, he signed on to support land transfer legislation. That bill went nowhere, so in 1979 he introduced a bill to transfer 400 million acres located in 13 Western States from management by the U.S. Forest Service and BLM to state ownership. President Reagan in 1980 said, "I happen to be one who cheers and supports the Sagebrush rebellion. Count me in as a rebel."
Senator Hatch has been called the original 'T Party' guy.
Now there is a strong legal movement of many legislators, governors, attorneys general, and citizens who are joining up with Senator Hatch to pressure the federal government into turning the ownership of the public lands over to state ownership as was promised by the Statehood Enabling Act clause that should have become effective more than 100 years ago. We are being robbed of our ability to make a living off the land by restrictive federal ownership.
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MORRISTOWN Plans for a new village garage are on hold for the remainder of the year in order to secure a variance for the project.
Village Superintendent of Public Works Kevin J. Crosby said the new garage wouldnt meet the villages set-back requirements and so the village is in the process of getting an exception to the law approved by the Zoning Board of Appeals.
Were just going through the normal process, Mr. Crosby said. The first part of the process is applying for the permit and getting rejected.
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The current village garage is too small to house all of the villages equipment, forcing some things, like the plow truck, to sit outside year-round.
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Next year is a different story; Mr. Crosby said the project definitely will go forward next summer.
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MORRISTOWN – The Morristown Volunteer Fire Department recognized the village Board of Trustees with its Chiefs Award during Saturdays annual banquet.
Chosen by Chief Kevin J. Crosby and Assistant Chiefs Dean Hoffman and Jay Moore, the village board won this years award for their work to ensure the success of the department.
Mayor Cheryl A. Shatraw and Trustees John Barse and Fran Colby each were given plaques to recognize their support.
In particular, Mr. Crosby said, the new pavilion behind the Fire Hall was put up largely through the efforts of the village.
The pavilion wouldnt be there if the village hadnt done it, Mr. Crosby said.
The $36,000 pavilion was built last summer and is situated perfectly for use a picnic area and community gathering location.
It was used during late summer last year for people having picnics, Mrs. Shatraw said.
Next summer the pavilion will be used in the communitys Fourth of July celebration.
During the winter months the pavilion has been used as an ice skating rink.
Kids have been skating almost every night, Mrs. Shatraw said.
The village is also hoping to get a grant to purchase ice skates for children who dont have their own.
Mrs. Shatraw said, Its good for a small community and it gets everybody together and involved.
The Fire Department also recognized members for reaching years of service milestones.
Rick Paro was recognized for serving 10 years. Jesse Silmser was recognized for serving 15 years. Bryan VanArnam was recognized for serving 20 years. John Barse was recognized for serving 30 years. James Bogardus was recognized for serving 40 years.
Several members of the departments Ladies Auxiliary were also given years of service awards.
Jeannie McLear was recognized for serving five years. Heather Paro was recognized for serving 10 years. Linda Gibson was recognized for serving 15 years. Mary Crosby was recognized for serving 50 years.
The Auxiliary also presented a check for $2,000 to the Morristown Fire Department to help with equipment purchases.
In 2012 the Morristown Volunteer Fire Department received 115 fire calls and 278 ambulance calls. The department logged 9,821 service hours throughout the year, not including training and fundraisers.
The department currently has 40 members, 10 emergency medical technicians, eight divers and 19 interior firefighters.
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The Buick Super circa 1955 gets a close looking over, at is sat low to the ground in its reconditioned fix up by Bob and Shawn Fraixis. Photo / Darryl A. Wells
This 30's vintage Ford Hot Rod by Dan Huglas is one of the classic cars that made the trip to Koreshan Park for its annual car show. It was one of twenty to thirty cars ale to make it, despite questionable weather which prevented a stronger showing. Photo / Darryl A. Wells
Gavin Postudensek of Bonita Springs at age 7 gets to sit behind the wheel of a classic 1972 Chevrolet Corvette, as presented by original owner Roger Wisniewski, he was even offered a test drive. Photo / Darryl A. Wells
A 1933 LaSalle was presented by Bob Dowell, it was a plush classic in the thirty's enjoyed by the wealthy and many gangsters of the day. Photo / Darryl A. Wells
A 1957 Ford Thunderbird by Elmer Andrejcak, perched itself in front of Original Founder Cyrus Reed Tweed's home residence in the background. Photo / Darryl A. Wells
Visitors enjoyed the many fascinating facts about the original Koreshan camp and history, in addition to the Vintage Car Show which is one of many events held at the Park. Photo / Darryl A. Wells
Owner Roger Barnes talks about the work he's done on his Ford Model A's 1929 and 1931. He came in complete riding gear for the period and entertained questions on his classic cars. Photo / Darryl A. Wells
Seasonal visitor Doug Lunaau of Canada says he came down to escape the cold and get a look at this vintage heavy weight engine. Photo / Darryl A. Wells
This 66 Ford Mustang sits before the original 1904 built Planetary Building of The original Koreshan facility in the background. Photo / Darryl A. Wells
The interior of this Cadillac LaSalle is sporting the cash and Thompson machine gun, as a reminder of a time in the early thirties from which it comes. Photo / Darryl A. Wells
This 1958 Corvette was a late arrival to the show replacing another from its class in a 1977 version. Photo / Darryl A. Wells
A heavy weight in any class is the 1955 Ford Skyliner, presented by Bob Palmenerg at the Koreshan Park Vintage Car Show on Saturday March 2nd. Photo / Darryl A. Wells
Visitors from far and near enjoyed the historic grounds of one of Southwest Florida's original pioneers. Monies raised from the event go towards upkeep of the many uildings and grounds of the facility. Photo / Darryl A. Wells
My how prices have risen, the Model A Ford shown on the left cost less than the insurance on today's cars. It was one of many fine antique vehicles presented in The Vintage Car Show at Koreshan Park on Saturday. Photo / Darryl A. Wells


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T-Mobile had recently launched three new phones under its banner which were from manufacturers LG. These phones, the Sentio, the dLite and the Unlocked LG (GS170) were all released keeping in mind the demands of the people who want top of the line social networking facilities among all other phones. All the sets covered the various spectra of cell phones and included a clamshell phone the dLite and the GS-170. Along with those features, there are also other great features which include a pretty good widget based UI and other such things. However according to what we heard all is not well with these phones in terms of their sales. T-Mobile USA recently announced that they will be dropping the prices for these phones heavily and want to make people who are not genuinely interested in this phone actually stand up and take notice due to the packages which are being provided for the user.
GS-170 phone can now amazingly be secured for free provided you do sign up on the contract with the service carrier. Other than those, the dLite and the Sentio can be bought for $50 and $70 respectively. As is with other service providers, you do need to sign on to any contract before you can get these phones at throwaway rates. As we had said earlier, these phones do not have any kind of mass popularity because they is primarily low end and does not come with many of the cutting edge features that we are used to. One of the best additional features present here is the Social Buzz which allows the users to keep in touch with their friends on the popular social networking web pages. Other than this, all the features of these cell phones are more or less stock specifications that you would find on most other mobiles.


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Latest on Outfielder Market: Cody Ross generating interest from Giants and Phillies
The Giants and Phillies continue to pursue Angel Pagan, but are also considering signing Cody Ross (FOX Sports).
The Rangers and Diamondbacks are discussing Justin Upton, but 'nothing is there' at the moment (FOX Sports Arizona).
After securing Mike Napoli for the next three years, the Red Sox are looking at the possibility of signing OF Nick Swisher (Boston Globe).
The Red Sox are also considering signing OF Shane Victorino (Boston Globe), but the Indians have "serious interest" in Victorino as well (Boston Herald).
Victorino is currently seeking a three-year deal at around $10 million per season (Boston Herald). He has several three year offers and one for four at this point (CBS Sports).
The Tigers have made OF Brennan Boesch available via trade (CBS Sports).
Michael Baron, ContributorRoss had reportedly been seeking a three-year deal between $21-25 million. If those are his demands, it's hard to see the Mets getting involved for his services, assuming they are interested. Don't get me wrong – I think Ross is an ideal fit and could potentially keep the Mets from having to deal from their starting pitching in order to acquire an outfielder. But it's hard to see the Mets getting involved at that dollar amount for three years.


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The Utah Permanent Community Impact Fund Board met on Dec. 7, and approved $10,430,000 in grants and low-interest loans to provide assistance for communities in the southeast region of Utah. This meeting marks the end of the Board's three funding cycles for 2006. The Board funds annually in April, September and December.
"The board's main goal is to help mitigate the impact felt in our mineral producing communities," stated Joe Piccolo, mayor of Price and CIB board member. "We are aware of the need and understand the magnitude of the projects we have funded throughout the year, including public safety, water and road improvements."
As part of the allocations, East Carbon City received a grant for $120,000 to renovate the city hall.
Emery County was awarded $5 million loan for 20 years at zero percent interest for construction of a new swimming pool complex in Castle Dale.
Emery County Special Service District 1 was awarded $2.7 million in the form of a zero percent, five year loan for road improvements to the South Moore Cutoff Road.
Castle Valley Special Service District was awarded a $830,000 grant and a $1,660,000 loan for five years at zero percent interest for projects on the 2007 capital improvements list in eight communities in western Emery County.
The San Juan County Municipal Building Authority received a $120,000 grant for construction of a new senior center in La Sal.


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It's a well-known fact that the fashion world is peppered with two-person teamsÂ--like The Row's Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen, Proenza Schouler's Jack McCollough and Lazaro Hernandez, and Rodarte's Kate and Laura Mulleavy to name a fewÂ--but for today's What They Wear, we decided to focus on directional duos of a different sort. Instead of spotlighting designer pairs, we're paying homage to a few of our favorite sets of stylish friends. A combination of in-demand actresses, top trendsetters, and industry pros, these dynamic compadres piqued our interest with their always-unique outfits and very personal takes on the latest trends. Read on for all the details on their sartorially savvy ensembles and how you can achieve their enviable looks!
Vanessa Paradis & Diane Kruger
When Karl Lagerfeld throws a soiree, you can bet that a slew of fashion's finest will be in attendance, which is precisely what happened in St Tropez two months ago at an unveiling of his latest project: the short film, Remember Now. Lagerfeld favorites Vanessa Paradis and Diane Kruger were spotted together at the garden party looking like the epitome of European chic in ensembles from Chanel's spring collection. Paradis preferred a more modest look in pants and red leather jacket, while Kruger showed off some skin and her competitive spiritÂ--guests formed teams and played bocce after the buffet dinnerÂ--in a summery dress and sandals. (Kruger's accessories are also worth noting; we love her picnic basket bag and the way she completed her adorable outfit with a fedora hat.) If you pick up Express' Round Plastic Sunglasses ($30), Joie's All Over Lace Drew B Tank ($158), and Zac Posen for Target's Moto Leather Jacket ($199) in Red, the end result will be a Paradis-inspired look that is magnifique! However, if you are in the mood for something a little more Kruger-esque, Wink's Banded Dress ($209), Cole Haan's Air Halsley Sandals ($148), and Bebe's Straw Black Banded Fedora ($29) will surely do the trick.
Alexa Chung & Pixie Geldof
They say that great minds think alikeÂ--a statement seemed to be particularly true for British confidants Alexa Chung and Pixie Geldof during London Fashion Week. The duo, seen here front row at House of Holland's F/W 10 show, turned up wearing denim-centric looks that are both complementary and perfect for their very different sensibilities. Chung displayed her denim-on-denim flair with an Acne Soldier Shirt ($269, 212.625.2828) over Balenciaga jeans, and finished off her outfit with charcoal socks and Chanel cap-toe heels. If you love this ensemble just as much as we do, then pair Urban Renewal's Chambray Shirt ($48) with BDG's Medium Blue Wash Denim Leggings ($39) for a seriously stylish iteration. Unsurprisingly, Geldof's look was a little more punk rock, thanks to her House of Holland for Levi's crop top and black Topshop jeans. Her boots, which she picked up from the Camden Market in London, and vintage necklace gave this cool-girl outfit an extra bit of edge, which we totally love! Digging the vibe of Geldof's denim interpretation? Just pick up Topshop's Denim Lace Bra ($32), Madewell's Legging Jeans ($95), and Jeffrey Campbell's All Lace Up Combat Boots ($220) for a rough and rugged look of your own.
Leigh Lezark & Caroline Sieber
Once again, Chanel brings out the seriously sartorial! Just one day after the illustrious garden party mentioned above, another fashionable twosome was spotted at the French fashion house's Cruise 11 presentation: Leigh Lezark and Caroline Sieber. The Chanel beauty ambassador/DJ and star stylist both opted for head-to-toe Chanel ensembles in a similar color palette of gray and black. And while their frocks are worth mentioning, we find their fancy footwear is equally intriguing. Instead of a basic black pump, Lezark selected a pair adorned with floral appliqués for a complete ladylike look, while Sieber stunned us with her strappy wedges. The caged detailing hits just below-the-knee, adding a sexy element to her chic ensemble. For a similar take on this polished look, try pairing Pleasure Doing Business'Duo Tone Sweetheart Dress ($308) with Martin Valero's Zenith Jeweled Pumps ($160), or Redflare's Wanda Wrap Dress ($66) with Belle by Siguerson Morrison Specchio Gladiator Sandal Boots ($250).
Eugenie Niarchos & Tatiana Santo Domingo
When it comes to looking fabulous together at all times, few do it better than best buds Eugenie Niarchos and Tatiana Santo Domingo. Two months ago, the inseparable jetsetters arrived at the amfAR Cinema Against AIDS Benefit Gala in France wearing floor-length ensembles. Niarchos wore an ensemble designed by Emilio Pucci's creative director, Peter Dundas, for the storied label's spring collection. And while Niarchos selected a sheer beaded top and black skirt, Domingo opted for a burst of color with her bejeweled Missoni gown. To mimic this globetrotting duo, we suggest pairing American Apparel's Spandex Stretch Floral Lace Bodysuit ($44) with L'Agence's Washed Silk Long Skirt ($288) for a Niarchos-inspired outfit or Seneca Rising's Blurred Print Maxi Dress ($200) with Free People's Patterned Seed Bead Stretch Waist Belt ($28), which will give you a glamorous gypset look for all your fancy affairs.
Naomi Watts & Stella McCartney
Stella McCartney's high-profile friends (think Gwyneth Paltrow and Kate Hudson) never fail to support her, so we expected to see stylish pairs galore at the designer's recent resort presentation in New York. Happily our hunch was correct, as you can tell from this picture of McCartney and pal Naomi Watts. The duo were snapped wearing head-to-toe McCartney creations of course; the designer wore a blue satin jacket from resort with jeans from her summer collection, while Watts opted for an ivory dress and yellow satin sandals (from Resort 11 and 10, respectively). While McCartney's designs may be out of your price range, don't panic, as we have found some thrifty look-a-like alternatives for you to enjoy. For an evening option à la Watts, pair a simple white frock like Alice + Olivia's Tessa Silk Knotted One-Shoulder Dress ($396) with an electric neon shoe like Classiques Entier's Trellis Sandals ($100); it is a great way to add a splash of color to a neutral ensemble. However, if you are in the mood for a casual look with chic accents, look no further than J. Crew's Super 120s Peplum Jacket ($188) in Navy, J Brand's Low Rise Capri Jeans ($120), and Splendid's Very Light & Fashionable Draped Tank ($49).
Dree Hemingway & Kate Lanphear
Last, but definitely not least, we spotted model Dree Hemingway and Kate Lanphear, ELLE's Style Director, at the MELISSA Plastic Dreams Rooftop Party in New York City early last month. When describing their enviable looks, day and night is the first thought that comes to mind; Hemingway's vintage dress with eyelet detailing has a soft, romantic feeling versus Lanphear's all-black, edgy Balenciaga top, J Brand 942 Low-Rise Pencil Leg Jeans ($158) in Jett, and Alexander Wang boots. When the occasion calls for a more ladylike frock, answer with a light and flowy iteration like Free People's Antiquated Gypsy Maxi Dress ($189), and pair it with Jeffrey Campbell's Syd Perforated Suede Booties ($190) for a complete look. We do love a black-on-black ensemble as well, so to get Lanphear's enviable edge, just combine Acne's Kex Skinny Jeans ($140) with Helmut Lang's Skel Blazer ($410) and Joux Joux's Pikes Ankle Boots ($268).Â--Jessica Baker
Photos of Vanessa Paradis/Diane Kruger, Leigh Lezark/Caroline Sieber, and Eugenie Niarchos/Tatiana Santo Domingo, courtesy of Getty; Photo of Alexa Chung/Pixie Geldof, courtesy of Wenn


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TUCSON (KGUN9-TV) - More than 800 people showed up to not only enjoy the music, but also get a chance to see Gabrielle Giffords at a Get Out and Vote Concert and Rally at the Rialto Theatre. And for the former congresswoman, Saturday's appearance and Tuesday's election mark the end of a chapter in her life.
Tucson mayor Jonathan Rothschild first took the stage to put this CD8 race into perspective. "The entire country is watching this race for Gabby's seat -- the difference between a Ron Barber and a Jesse Kelly," said Rothschild.
The mixed style of music moved the upbeat crowd, while the Barber camp recruited more volunteers for the final days of campaigning. Barber's campaign manager, Jennifer Cox, summed up the day. "So today, you knocked on 4,664 doors and made 21,773 phone calls," she said.
And then the moment the crowd was waiting for. Gabrielle Giffords and her husband Mark Kelly hold hands as they walk on stage to a cheering crowd. "It's always great to come back to Tucson," said Kelly.
Once again, Kelly spoke on behalf of the congresswoman -- first about her decision to resign from Congress to focus on her rehabilitation. "It was a very difficult decision. You know she worked incredibly hard to first be elected to Congress and then to serve. It was her lifelong dream, but she knew that at that point it made sense for her to step down," said Kelly.
And then Kelly told the crowd the significance of the next few days leading up to Tuesday's election. "This is a little about closure. This closure on Gabby's career in Congress. It wasn't when she resigned in January. I really truly believe that this is this coming Tuesday," said Kelly.
The Get Out and Vote Concert and Rally came to a close with a few words from the former congresswoman, "Thank you for your support. Thank you very much."
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Jefferson Community College has named two new administrators to top posts at the school.
Ronald C. Shidemantle has been named the new dean of students and James A. Buyea has been named chief information officer.
Mr. Shidemantle, who most recently was the dean of students at the Enid campus of Northern Oklahoma College, will be responsible for leading student life functions at JCC, including residence life, student activities, judicial affairs, counseling and health services, according to a news release about the appointment.
He has worked as the director of residence life at Robert Morris University in Coraopolis, Pa., and served as the director of Greek life at Duquesne University, Pittsburgh, Pa., and Virginia Tech, Blacksburg.
He will report directly to the vice president for students, Betsy D. Penrose.
We are thrilled to welcome Ron to Jefferson Community College, Mrs. Penrose said in the release. His broad student life experience and extensive resident life background are the right mix for the College at this time with the construction of our first residence hall. We look forward to Ron making a significant contribution to student life at Jefferson Community College.
Mr. Shidemantle holds a bachelors degree in anthropology and social work and a master of arts degree in student personnel from Slippery Rock University of Pennsylvania.
Mr. Buyea has been vice president of technology services at Paul Smiths College since 2011, where he oversaw systems, personnel and network monitoring.
Before working at Paul Smiths, Mr. Buyea spend ten years at Utica School of Commerce as the director of institutional technology and director of distance education two departments he was also responsible for establishing.
He will report to the vice president for administration and finance, Daniel J. Dupee II.
We are excited to welcome Jim to Jefferson Community College, Mr. Dupee said. His experience in strategic planning and technology integration and infrastructure will serve the College well as Jefferson transitions to a 24/7 campus environment with the addition of residence halls.
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At Sanita, they have been making cozy, comfortable clogs the Danish way since 1907. In fact, they were the first to make them. Sanita's founder, Christen Andersen, not only created the first pair by hand, he also created the first distribution system: the basket of his bicycle. And that tradition of craftsmanship and caring lives on today in every clog Sanita makes. With innovative design and exacting standards, their shoes are always easy on your feet. And with attractive new styles every season, they're easy on your eyes as well. Today they still handcraft the clogs in Europe. Sure, Sanita could save a little if they outsourced the work, but they just can't. Maybe it's because they have been making them their way for over 100 years.


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When it came to the making of her 2011 album, In Your Dreams, Stevie Nicks said, "Sometimes good things take a long time." The same could be said of the forthcoming Nicks documentary, filmed during the making of In Your Dreams, but the wait is over.
On April 2, the doc – also titled In Your Dreams – will screen in more than 50 cities across the country, including Boston, New York, Los Angeles and Tucson, Arizona.
The documentary, which has been making rounds on the festival circuit and is being shown at this year's SXSW, focuses on the collaboration between Nicks and Eurythmics guitarist, Dave Stewart for her first solo album in over a decade. (Stewart also co-directed and produced the documentary.)
The two spent nine months toiling around Nicks' mansion in the Hollywood Hills and for the first time, the singer gives fans a look at her private life. From costume parties to elaborate feasts, Nicks isn't afraid to show her sometimes strange inner world. She even shows off never-before-seen personal scrapbooks from her childhood, along with concert photos from the last 35 years.
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