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2. When it comes to shoes, anything goes and your closet is probably already full of options. Seventeen shows high-top converse, round-

toe platform heels, pointy-toe flats. Teen Vogue shows an ankle- high sneaker made of wine-pink satin. Lucky shows stiletto-heel pumps, stacked-heel pumps, as well as a chunky high-heel Mary Jane in dark blue with a maroon toe and ankle strap. In Style shows ankle boots, tall-cuffed boots, oxford platforms, high heels with rounded toes capped in a contrasting color, flats with a thick strap of elastic over the instep, and colorful satin high-heel evening sandals.

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This season's fashion magazines make it easy to find your own style -- from eclectic to California cool to something vintage, inspired by the 1920s, '40s or '70s.

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THE bag was a dazzling gold apparently inspired by the legacy of Liberace. The coat looked as though it had been beamed down from the USS Enterprise.

When Roger Federer stepped on to the centre court at Wimbledon and unveiled his latest outfit, in the style stakes at least it was clearly advantage Murray.

While the Swiss number two seed was delighted by the outfit designed by his sponsor, Nike, in the stands eyebrows were arched at a getup that appeared to replica Chloe Handbags be a cross between Roger Moore's old safari suit and the wardrobe from a sci-fi epic.

A man as renowned for his sartorial elegance as Murray has been for his unkempt appearance, Federer appears to have been bested by his young rival before a single point has been played.

In recent weeks, when not posing topless to display his formidable new build, Murray has been clothed in a natty new wardrobe by Fred Perry that exudes the spirit of the 1930s, when the last British player won Wimbledon, a feat the Scot this year replica Bvlgari plans to match.

Last year Federer opened with an ace when he unveiled a striking new herringbone cardigan with five buttons, one for each of his Wimbledon victories.

Yesterday, however, his outfit hit the net - a fact which did not distract the world number two from demolishing Yen-Hsun Lu in straight sets.

However he defended the new look on his Facebook page, where he wrote: "I love that it's more contemporary whilst still looking clean and sophisticated."

Yesterday style guru Peter York, upon hearing about Mr Federer's new look with its military style epaulette and multiple pockets, wondered if he was a "French Swiss or German Swiss".

The more daring outfits at Wimbledon, where a strict all-white dress code is enforced, have always provoked a reaction, although it is usually the women players who draw the most attention.

In 1985 Anne White, a then unknown American, played one Replica replica chanel game in a skintight catsuit, later banned by umpires, while two years ago France's Tatiana Golovin provoked controversy by wearing red knickers.

Yesterday, Serena Williams unveiled her own curious trenchcoat-style tennis attire.

Last night Scotsman fashion writer John Davidson said Dunblane-born Murray now has the advantage over Federer.

"The first thing that Andy Murray got right this week was the functional simplicity of his Fred Perry kit," he said.

"Whereas Federer's gilt-encrusted show-off look is what I'd term 'Vegas-tly', Murray's choice is merely a dignified and perfectly functional update on classic gear from the golden age of British lawn tennis.

"Federer's innovative fashion development looks to me like a cross between the languid elegance of The Great Gatsby and the bling-encrusted stage costumes very possibly under construction for Michael Jackson's London concert dates.

"Federer's gold-edged and monogrammed safari jacket is faintly ludicrous, but the laugh-out-loud element must be the comedy waistcoat, which looks like a busboy in an American diner."

Among courses available are fashion design, playing steel drums, Fake cheap fake Burberry Handbag Handbags learning how to be a human beatbox, or being a film director.

Formedia's web developer Simon Osborn, and his team, worked with staff at Plymouth Youth Services to deliver the site.

"We've provided a bespoke system that allows users of all ages to interact within the site and log on and enrol on to courses," said Mr Osborn.

"The project brings together more than 2,000 young people and links them through the website with course providers."

It is hoped Summer Mix will help raise aspirations, increase access to education and vocational opportunities, promote independent learning, promote volunteering opportunities and enable young people to have fun.

Elaine Shotton, a senior youth Replica Michele services officer, said: "Formedia understood what we needed and interpreted that into a fantastic website that works on all levels."

The wedding was held at the St Thomas Tory Burch Shoes Church, Exeter, and the reception was at Reed Hall, Exeter. The bride's sister, Lucy, flew from New Zealand with her husband Nick and baby Emma to attend the event.

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The city's homelessness charity Julian House has been saving up donated clothes from the 1960s to the 1980s since it opened in April.

Shop manager Lisa Bonomini said she was sure the events would prove a success.

She said: "Vintage clothing is in vogue at the moment and there is a thriving vintage market in Bath, which we wanted to be part of."

She added: "We are so pleased with the local support we have had so far, the shop is doing very well and we would like to build on that by holding special promotions throughout the year.

"Our vintage promotion is the first and we have lots of exciting pieces for sale.

"Vintage appeals to people who like to be individual, and many of the items could be re-worked into new outfits with a little imagination."

The show not only aims to display early views of our rich cultural heritage but also to show the presence of photography in India in the early 19th century as well as promote photography as an art form.

"Photography started almost simultaneously in India and the West," says Abhishek Poddar, founder of Tasveer, "but I don't believe good vintage photographs of India have been shown under one roof so far."

Tasveer, an organisation that promotes, encourages and presents the art of photography and photography as art, was founded five years ago in Bangalore. While many exhibitions have been held over the years, showcasing works of various contemporary photographers and themes, this is a first for early works.

"We have been doing a lot of photography shows, the recent ones all contemporary. We thought it was time to go back to early photography," says Poddar.

This exhibition has taken a surprisingly long time to set up, says Poddar. "We normally get photographers who would like to exhibit their works, but in this case we couldn't do that. It took us a while - about two years - to put together this collection because we had to wait for good enough images and prints to come by. These are authentic, original vintage pieces," he explains.

It took so long also because the photos were not selected at random, but the right combination of quality and content had to be found. "Tasveer never compromises on the quality of the image, the condition as well as the focus of what it is showing," says Poddar.

The photos show different parts and views of big cities in the Indian subcontinent - starting from Kashmir, down to the South.

Contrary to popular belief, the event is not limited to just photography lovers. "The audience comprises of art and Triumph Motorcycle Watches photography lovers, as well as students, academicians and others interested in culture - and in this particular case also people who like antiques, and other vintage paraphernalia," says Poddar.

Tasveer has associated with Ganjam, their lead sponsors, for this event due to Ganjam's artistic stance. Leading jewellers in India for the past two centuries, Ganjam has always encouraged and promoted art in any form and thus believe this partnership reiterates their brand proposition.

The exhibition will be held in Ganjam Mantapa, Bangalore from August 9 to 28 before moving on to Delhi, Kolkata and Mumbai

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In an attempt to help the cash- strapped provincial unions the NZRU has wisely opted to reduce the salary cap.

But while you'll find this is a great move for the provinces it is likely to be the clubs in certain circumstances that will be asked to pick up the slack.

With 14 teams still in the premier provincial competition the battle to attract and retain players is intense.

Yet the reduced salary cap means the ability to throw money at these players is now limited.

This is where I believe the clubs will come into play and, from what sources have advised me, it is already happening in Southland.

Unions will sign promising academy players or fringe NPC Fake Glashutte players into the province on a contract closer to the minimal $15,000 retainer than at the higher end of the scale.

The unions will then put those players up on a pedestal for all the clubs to battle over in a bidding process.

This "bidding" results in clubs providing rent, maybe a car or maybe just a cash handout to the player coming into the province.

That player's move to Southland quickly becomes much more financially attractive than their Rugby Southland contract alone.

Some clubs may be happy with this possible concept.

It seems Rugby Southland is comfortable with it for the obvious benefits it can get out of it.

But as time wears on those who run their club by asking for annual subs and not offering handouts will struggle.

My opinion on this matter has already been well documented in past seasons but as another year rolls around the sledgehammer that is professional rugby has just taken an even harder swing at grassroots rugby as the bidding war for players intensifies.

I was brought up in a family that lived and breathed a club rugby scene that was based on led tubes camaraderie and passion for clubs.

Some, I'm sure, will be frustrated with me raising the topic again, saying handouts to certain players is just the way of club rugby these days.

But the fact is, in my eyes at least, club rugby has lost much of the sparkle it once had and will continue to if Rugby Southland's contracted players bounce themsleves around clubs in an attempt to find the best price.

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The 27-year-old said: "Growing up, I always knew there was something bigger out there, a world of adventure and growth, but I miss seeing my mum and watching Corrie with a cuppa"

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Scientists claim they have created a spray that makes blokes much more affectionate.

The scent uses the hormone oxytocin, known as the "cuddle chemical" as it stimulates sensitive feelings. It is best known for its role in female reproduction and helps mums bond with their children.

The researchers in Bonn, Germany, worked with Cambridge's Babraham Institute and their results are published today in the Journal of Neuroscience.

They gave 24 healthy men nasal sprays containing oxytocin while 24 others got a placebo.

Later the guinea pigs were shown "emotionally loaded" photographs including one of a crying child.

tiffany heart tag bracelet Dr Rene Hurlemann in Bonn said: "The oxytocin group showed significantly higher emotional empathy levels."

He said they reached the "levels of sensitivity usually found in females".

The Babraham's Dr Keith Kendrick said the drug may help in the treatment of schizophrenia which is often linked to an inability to connect with others.

I have no problem with people wanting to live behind steel gates in houses that look like animal testing laboratories or crematoriums, but why denude historic streets of their charm and character with these ultramodern buildings?

Streets showing the worst examples of this kind of unsightly urban development are Helmores Lane, Rugby St, Garden Rd and starting now on Harper Ave.

It is time the Garden City came into line with other cities and put a halt to uncontrolled Replica G-STAR t shirts and destructive urban development - or are we already too late?

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Having slogged for six painful hours in the fields at Rajpura, Jeetinder Singh reached Mohali with an IPL match ticket in his hand. The youngster was here along with his band of friends just to cheer on Kings XI Punjab during this magical night. And Jeetinder was not alone! It seems the entire Punjab had descended on the stadium. While for some it was the Yuvi factor that did the trick, for many others, Preity Zinta's charms and dimples were enough reason to travel miles to witness the actor in her element. ''Having worked hard the entire day, we came to see swashbuckling batsman Yuvraj Singh in action,'' said Jeetinder.

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UKTV has been running repeat screenings of Lovejoy, a show from the early 1990s featuring Ian McShane as a charming rogue and antiques dealer with a practised eye for fine antiques and a pretty lady.

In one episode, Lovejoy and his mates thwart a French-run gang of villains who strip grand old houses of their treasures. Retired grand old lady of the silver screen Madeleine Gilbert faints from shock when confronted with an empty house. Fortunately, Lovejoy gets her furniture back. He also gets the girl - a lovely auctioneer who bears a striking resemblance to Princess Diana.

Furniture is such a basic part of being human we seldom think what life would be like without it. If you have shifted house, remember that empty room devoid of furniture: bare, soulless and utterly bereft of warmth.

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Ancient Egyptians, whose furniture still survives some 5000 years after it was made, hoped to take it with them into the afterlife, so they could have somewhere comfy to sit in the next world, too.

We need furniture for practical needs: somewhere to sit, somewhere to sleep, somewhere to eat off, somewhere to put things in. Some furniture is better than others - more practical, more comfortable, more ergonomic, more robust.

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In an age of mass consumerism, it's hard to feel any long-term attachment to knock-off items produced in their thousands in factories in Asia. The best that can be said for them is they are cheap. Occasionally, cheap furniture does the job and may be a good choice. But not always. And it seldom lasts.

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Sometimes, one keeps stuff just because it's old, not because it's special. This applies especially when shifting house. It might be better to get rid of stuff and start again. If we choose wisely, we'll end up with an investment that we will enjoy for decades to come.

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Details of the horrific attack emerged as John Richard Stewart, 45, was given seven years in jail after admitting the manslaughter of Scotsman Ronald Mackie who was killed when a row erupted after a band parade outside Tobermore United Football Club in 2006.

Jailed along with Stewart, from Maghera, Co Derry, was Paul Johnston, 23, from Castledawson, who was given four years for the manslaughter of the 36-year-old Scotsman.

Two other Maghera men, 33-year-old Thomas Colgan and Dean Milligan, 21, who admitted fighting with Mr Mackie outside the club on July 29, 2006, were freed when their two-year jail terms were suspended for three years.

replica tag heruer watches Belfast Crown Court heard that the brutal and tragic incident may have started over a spilt drink at the end of a disco held after a loyalist flute band parade in Maghera. Sentencing the men yesterday Mr Justice Weir said Mr Mackie had been on a family visit which ended in his violent death when run over by a car after being attacked while he was "defenceless, alone and hopelessly outnumbered".

Outside court his mother Jean Struthers described Ronald as an uncle, a friend and a brother, and said that all she wanted to do now was to return home and try to get on with her life.

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Earlier she had listened as a gumchewing, unremorseful Stewart of King William III Crescent, Maghera, was described as the self- confessed "instigator" of the attack on her son.

Mr Justice Weir said but for Stewart's "terrible influence" that night Mr Mackie may still be alive today. He said: "You are the person responsible for unleashing this mob" and then watching what they did.

Mr Justice Weir said "whatever power" Stewart had over the gang of eight to 10 men who carried out the attack, he made "no effort" to use it to stop it or to flag down the approaching car.

He told Stewart: "Your behaviour was cowardly, despicable, merciless and its consequences fatal".

Turning to Johnston, from Park View in Castledawson, Mr Justice Weir said his involvement may have stemmed from a mistaken belief that a bottle which struck him had come from Mr Mackie.

The judge said that a "remorseful and shamed" Johnston joined in the attack but struck Mr Mackie only once and before he was on the road.

However, said Mr Justice Weir, Johnston had then "stood looking on while others attacked him" and did nothing to stop the assault, or the oncoming car or to help pull him to safety.

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Milligan, from Crew Road, Maghera, who was only aged 18 at the time and had intellectual limitations, had "followed" the gang to see what was happening.

However, Mr Justice Weir said he had "struck him two blows", although afterwards Milligan was found crying in the carpark of the football club.

The judge said of the four men only one, Colgan - Stewart's nephew, also from King William III Crescent, Maghera - tried to flag down the car which ran over Mr Mackie.

Mr Justice Weir added Colgan had earlier taken it upon himself to stop one of Mr Mackie's friends from helping him and that his ad
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Seventeen-year-old Mitchell Voysey was walking east on Lake Road, Port Macquarie, with three friends about 11.35pm when they were approached by four men in a red Toyota Corolla.

The driver of the Corolla allegedly stopped the car near the group and with his three male passengers approached the group and an altercation took place.

During the altercation, the teen was allegedly chased across Lake Road, where he was struck by a white Subaru Outback driven by a 29- year-old Port Macquarie links of london charms man.

The teen was rushed by ambulance to John Hunter Hospital in Newcastle with serious injuries but his life support was turned off 11pm Saturday.

His 20-year-old friend was king hit during the incident and airlifted to St George Hospital in a serious condition. Four males from Herrons Creek and Port Macquarie will face charges, including manslaughter, in court today after being arrested at the weekend.

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He moved to Port Macquarie three years ago with family and was in his third year of a butcher's apprenticeship, which he loved.

"Mitchell will be sadly missed as he was much loved by all his family and friends," Leanne said.

"He lived life to the full and loved spending time with family and friends, fishing and playing golf, especially with his mate, Travis.

"He had a real soft spot for his dog, Beau, and was best mates with his brother, Shane."

His funeral will be held in Port Macquarie at a date to be announced.