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The closure of an entire mall is unprecedented, especially at such a critical time for retailers -- the start of the holiday shopping season, he said.This season is predicted to be the best Cheap Tiffany Necklace 2007, with spending projected to increase 2 percent to 3 percent over last year, Kraus said.Shopping habits revolve around two factors -- convenience and a mix of stores. Because Roseville is home to the only local stores of high-end chains such as Crate & Barrel, Louis Vuitton, Hugo Boss, Lacoste and Tiffany & Co., shoppers will head to other regional centers or turn to the Internet, Kraus said."Will more people shop online? Absolutely -- that's the trend," he said."This may just accelerate that trend a little bit faster."Arden Fair has been busier than usual since the fire, but that could be attributed to the region's first seasonal soaking -- which drives people indoors and prompts them to buy winter gear, said mall spokeswoman Jennifer Prouhet."I'm sure we're seeing some impact from the Galleria, but it's hard to determine an exact breakdown for an increase," she said.Sunrise Mall in Citrus Heights reports numbers at the end of the month, but general manager Christi Woodards estimated the number of shoppers over the weekend was up about 25 percent.Westfield, which owns the Galleria as well as the Downtown Plaza, wouldn't comment on numbers at its Sacramento Cheap Tiffany Money Clip as a result of the fire and said the shopping centers don't correlate."You're comparing a suburban enclosed center to an open-air center when it was pouring rain," said spokeswoman Katy Dickey."That's like comparing apples to oranges."Michael Ault, executive director of the Downtown Sacramento Partnership, said it's too early to know the impact of the Galleria closure but that people definitely sought out other shopping centers when the Downtown Plaza was renovated in recent years.

"When something like this does happen, it gives people an incentive to search out options that they might not have otherwise considered," he said.Jacquelyn Ross, 16, shopped at Arden Fair for her Christian Brothers homecoming dance and found a strapless black-and-white lace dress at Jessica McClintock.She had originally planned to shop at the Galleria: "It's much bigger and has more variety," she said.Imani Whitfield, 18, usually goes to the Galleria about every other weekend -- attracted by the selection, she said.On Tuesday she went to Arden Fair instead, her first visit since at least May, to find her newly enlisted Navy husband an anniversary gift. She designed a blue-uniformed bear for him but misses herusual haunt."I can't Cheap Tiffany Key until Roseville opens," she said.To see more of Beaver County Times, Pa., or to subscribe to the newspaper, go to http://www.timesonline.com. Copyright (c) 2010, Beaver County Times, Pa. Distributed by McClatchy-Tribune Information Services. For more information about the content services offered by McClatchy-Tribune Information Services (MCT), visit www.mctinfoservices.com, e-mail services@mctinfoservices.com, or call 866-280-5210 (outside the United States, call +1 312-222-4544).Oct. 27--BEAVER FALLS -- Two women remained hospitalized Tuesday after they were struck by a car in Beaver Falls the day before.City police said a car driven by Tiffany Hubbard, 17, of Beaver Falls slid on wet pavement around 4:45 p.m. Monday on the 11th Street hill and struck a utility pole. It is unclear whether Hubbard was injured in this crash, but she was able to get out of her car on her own.

As she walking along the road, she was joined by Patricia Cahalan, 46, of Beaver Falls and Cathy Smith, 52, of Georgetown, who stopped their vehicle and got out to help Hubbard, police said.As they were standing along the road, though, a car driven by Steven White, 18, of Wampum slid into the disabled vehicle and pushed it into the women, who were knocked down, police said.White was not injured, but Hubbard was flown by medical helicopter to a Pittsburgh hospital. Cheap Tiffany Key Ring initially was taken to Heritage Valley Beaver hospital in Brighton Township and then transferred to a Pittsburgh hospital. Condition reports were unavailable Tuesday afternoon.Smith was treated at Heritage Valley Beaver and released, a hospital spokesman said.A power outage was reported for a short time from 11th Street in Beaver Falls to 17th Street in Patterson Township after the initial crash.Police said they were not expecting to file any citations in the crashes as they appeared to be weather-related accidents.Credit: Beaver County Times, Pa.In today's unsure markets these brief PriceWatch Alerts contain concise detailed strategies for each covered stock and include position protection tactics designed to potentially defend investors from unexpected market shifts.