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A funny thing tends to happen to me as I’m planning a trip : I become completely, wholly fixated on finding the perfect version of one specific thing that, in my mind, will make (or break) my travels. I will zero in and obsess and scroll until I have found the closest approximation to my ideal iteration of whatever the thing is: cross-body bag, fragrance-free moisturizer , ankle boots. I don’t know why this happens, but I imagine it’s probably safe to blame a heady blend of Instagram and capitalism. Last month, I took a once-in-a-lifetime trip to New Zealand. In the weeks preceding the trip, I obsessed over the calculus of assembling a lightweight, low-maintenance, minimalist, and versatile travel wardrobe for 10 days of hiking , visiting beaches, drinking wine, and strolling through city streets. Somewhere along the line, I decided that the linchpin of packing for this trip lay in…pants. I became fixated on finding a pair of pants that could pull double-duty on hiking trails, beache...

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Jarred Womack ( Boulder County Sheriff's Office / Daily Camera ) The man accused of stabbing someone after a pants trade gone wrong has now been charged with attempted murder. Jarred Randal Womack, 37, was originally arrested on suspicion of assault and robbery, but prosecutors at Womack's hearing on Friday formally charged him with attempted first-degree murder after deliberation, according to court records. In addition to the attempted murder count, Womack was charged with two counts of first-degree assault with extreme indifference and first-degree assault causing serious bodily injury with a deadly weapon. He was also charged with robbery and two sentence enhancers, one for causing serious bodily injury and another for the use of a weapon in a violent crime. When he was arrested, Womack initially had two cases, one for the alleged stabbing the other for the alleged theft, but those cases have now been combined. He is set for a preliminary hearing on Feb. 11, and...

A man who traded his pants with Jarred Womack was stabbed in the back after the pants-exchange went wrong, according to a news release from the Boulder Police Department. Police believe that Womack, 37, agreed to swap pants with the victim, but didn’t like the pants he got in the trade, the release states. That’s when the other man was stabbed, just before 10 a.m. Tuesday in Boulder Creek. Womack then went to an Eddie Bauer clothing store and tried to steal a pair of pants, police wrote in the release. The victim was taken to a local hospital with “life-threatening injuries,” according to the release. Digital Access for only $0.99 For the most comprehensive local coverage, subscribe today. #ReadLocal Womack was booked into the Boulder County Jail on suspicion of first-degree assault, robbery and theft valued between $50 and $299, according to the jail listing report. http://bit.ly/2RMdSBA

A man who traded his pants with Jarred Womack was stabbed in the back after the pants-exchange went wrong, according to a news release from the Boulder Police Department. Police believe that Womack, 37, agreed to swap pants with the victim, but didn’t like the pants he got in the trade, the release states. That’s when the other man was stabbed, just before 10 a.m. Tuesday in Boulder Creek. Womack then went to an Eddie Bauer clothing store and tried to steal a pair of pants, police wrote in the release. The victim was taken to a local hospital with “life-threatening injuries,” according to the release. Digital Access For Only $0.99 For the most comprehensive local coverage, subscribe today. #ReadLocal Womack was booked into the Boulder County Jail on suspicion of first-degree assault, robbery and theft valued between $50 and $299, according to the jail listing report. http://bit.ly/2FMBFv6

BOULDER, Colo. — A 37-year-old man was arrested in Boulder after police said they believe he stabbed somebody because he didn’t like the pants they offered to him. Boulder police arrested Jarred Womack, on Tuesday morning near Arapahoe Avenue and 28th Street in connection to a stabbing. In a press release, police said they believe Womack agreed to exchange pants with man. But Womack didn’t like the pants and allegedly stabbed the man. The victim told police Womack had asked for his pants because the suspect needed to look presentable for an upcoming probation appointment, according to an arrest affidavit. Womack said his pants were "dirty and torn up," the documents read. Police later recovered the discarded pants taken from the victim and found "what appeared to feces inside and could be the reason for the altercation," police wrote in the affidavit. After the incident, Womack tried to steal a pair of pants from Eddie Bauer at 1750 29th St., police said. T...

Seth Derliunas × Cumberland County man charged after he allegedly walked around convenience store without pants Seth Derliunas YORK COUNTY, Pa. — A Cumberland County man is accused of walking around a Fairview Township convenience store without pants. The incident occurred on December 9, 2018 at a store located on Limekiln Road. As police approached the store, a passerby pulled up beside them and handed officers a pair of pants and a Nike shoe that she found in the middle of the road. According to police, the officer went into the store and handed 19-year-old Seth Derliunas his pants. It’s alleged that Derliunas was under the influence of a controlled substance. He was sent a summons in the mail for charges of indecent exposure, public drunkenness and disorderly conduct, court documents show. http://bit.ly/2FMBsIk

Boulder police have arrested a man in connection with a stabbing that happened Tuesday morning near Arapahoe Avenue and 28th Street. Jarred Womack, 37, was arrested on suspicion of first-degree assault, robbery and theft, according to a news release from the Boulder Police Department. Police believe that at around 10 a.m. Womack had agreed to exchange pants with a man and, after not liking the pants he received, stabbed the man in the back. Womack then attempted to steal a pair of pants from Eddie Bauer at 29th Street Mall, according to the release. The victim was taken to Boulder Community Health with life-threatening injuries. Read more at dailycamera.com. https://dpo.st/2T81mZT

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There are a lot of reasons to love Amal Clooney's style: her glamorous red carpet looks, her perfect wedding outfits , and her sophisticated off-duty wardrobe . Lately, though, I've been noticing that Clooney has been excelling in one specific department: pant outfits. If you're anything like me, trousers can be a bit intimidating and hard to get right. It's always so much easier to slip on a pair of jeans and call it a day. From work-ready pinstripe pants to made-for-partying colorful wide-leg versions, Clooney's closet includes a slew of different trousers for nearly every occasion. Just for fun, I decided to give her best pant looks yearbook-style superlatives. Scroll down to see which outfit earned my recognition of "most likely to make your ex jealous," "most likely to land you a raise," and more. Oh, and don't forget the shopping. Your closet could use a few non-denim pants, right? http://bit.ly/2sJ4ShW

× Man accused of stuffing guitar down pants in Tennessee music store BRENTWOOD, Tenn. — Inside Brentwood’s Lane Music, the walls are filled with guitars, but now one stand hangs empty. Workers said that’s because somebody came in over the weekend and stole a guitar — a Fender Stratocaster — from right under their noses. “The guitar was nowhere to be found, we checked the cameras.” But manager Colin Laughlin said it’s how the thief swiped the six string that has him baffled. “This guy had actually taken a Stratocaster and put it down his pants.” That’s right — the shoplifter stuffed the $1,400 guitar down his pants. “We weren’t expecting to have to look for somebody to have a guitar down his pants.” Lane Music released the surveillance video. You can see the crook with his back to the camera. When he turns around, he covers the guitar with his coat and limps off. “It probably takes him about 20 seconds from pickup, put it in his pants, zipped up and adjusted. It’s kind...