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1. Oversized blanket wraps (not to mention the huge hats) at Marc Jacobs were just one signal of Fashion Week's pumped-up volume. Max Azria and Luca Luca had some great cozy, quilted pieces in their collections, while Monique Lhuillier and Behnaz Sarafpour both worked the pouf dress. The ravishing crowd at the tents yesterday afternoon was equaled by many a look Luca Orlandi sent down his runway - a sharply focused line that went from sportswear to evening glam with equal finesse. To toss on: a fluid cashmere coat. For casual cool: a simple aqua polo sweater paired for no reason with a leopard wool and silk sequined skirt. A cleverly quilted jacket in silk was saucily paired with a slim skirt, a butterfly pattern fluttered about a charming silk black taffeta cocktail dress and a poufy gold and black "bee" taffeta confection had humor and style. What a joy!
2. Jose Bove, a French farmer who was once jailed for attacking a McDonald's, was detained yesterday at Kennedy Airport by U.S. Customs and Border Protection, according to the coordinator of a Cornell University forum where he was scheduled as today's keynote speaker.
3. From TAMPA, Fla. -- After working out Monday at the Yankees' minor league complex, New York Yankees closer Mariano Rivera reaffirmed that he doesn't plan to pitch for Panama in next month's World Baseball Classic. Included on Panama's 60-man provisional roster, the 36-year-old right-hander may not start his regular throwing program until next week. The Yankees have taken a slow approach when it comes to Rivera's preseason throwing the last few years. Also Monday, reliever Octavio Dotel played catch with special pitching instructor Rich Monteleone. Dotel, who has ligament-replacement surgery on his right elbow last year, likely will start the season on the disabled list.
2. Jose Bove, a French farmer who was once jailed for attacking a McDonald's, was detained yesterday at Kennedy Airport by U.S. Customs and Border Protection, according to the coordinator of a Cornell University forum where he was scheduled as today's keynote speaker.
3. From TAMPA, Fla. -- After working out Monday at the Yankees' minor league complex, New York Yankees closer Mariano Rivera reaffirmed that he doesn't plan to pitch for Panama in next month's World Baseball Classic. Included on Panama's 60-man provisional roster, the 36-year-old right-hander may not start his regular throwing program until next week. The Yankees have taken a slow approach when it comes to Rivera's preseason throwing the last few years. Also Monday, reliever Octavio Dotel played catch with special pitching instructor Rich Monteleone. Dotel, who has ligament-replacement surgery on his right elbow last year, likely will start the season on the disabled list.