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Very comfortable, Lorraine and Derek welcoming.
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This B&B was lovely and even nicer than it looks in the photos. The owners were very friendly and helpful, even when we arrived early without notice. The room was extremely clean and nicely decorated. Nice bathroom with big shower and tub. Great breakfast in a very pleasant breakfast room. Nice location in the center of town.
Only drawback was slightly limited hot water but there was a polite sign saying that they are working on it.
very helpful and friendly,very clean and good choice for breakfast,would certainly recommend it.
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The staff were very helpful, friendly and welcoming. Very accommodating and excellent breakfast
lovely loft room overlooking back garden. bright comfortable bed. DVD player with library on two floors. close to some good pubs and excellent fish & chips. good breakfast. good location.
we arrived around 6pm which was apparently too late, although we were still received politely.
The property is comfortable and rooms are nice.
We were told that latest check in was 6 pm. When asked why we weren't given a valid reason. Only that anything later needed to be agreed upon in advance. You're a B&B. If we want to check in at 8pm I don't see why that should matter. I felt the woman running it was rude as well. I was scolded for not maintaining eye contact during her spiel about breakfast ordering. Lady - its a piece of paper where I tick what I want. Not exactly rocket science! Just leave me to fill out the form and I'll leave it wherever you need me to.
Lovely big spacious room with a beautiful big bed. Breakfast was fantastic.
Although we were up at 8am there was absolutely no hot water and both had to have a freezing shower. There were signs up to say they were having difficulties with their pipes but to have no hot water at all for a shower first thing in the morning was quite disappointing.
We received an upgrade from twin bedroom to suite with en-suite bathroom. The room was wonderfully equipped and very cozy. Breakfast was superb.
We only stayed the one night but the experience was very enjoyable. The couple who run the Invernente were very welcoming and hospitable, we couldn't have asked for better service. As other guests have pointed out, the breakfast included offered a wide selection to choose from and certainly helped kick off our day on the right note. Many thanks.
Excellent location, beautiful Victorian building, can't wait to visit again!!!!!!!!!
Friendly hosts and good breakfast Location handy for a good pub offering a decent menu.
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I liked to fact that it was located just of main st. Free parking. Friendly staff. The cleanliness was outstanding. Comfortable BIG bed didnt want to leave. Will definitely be back.
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Everything you would expect from a high quaility B&B. Lovely room and ensuite bathroom. Lorraine and Derek were extremely friendly and helpful with great advice on how to travel to Glasgow and the best way to see Loch Lomond. On top of that the choice and quality of the breakfast was excellent. Thnks for a lovely stay.
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Service -friendly, courteous, welcoming. Room decoration Can come and go as you please DVDs to loan and watch Freeview Blackout blinds Good hot and cold breakfast selection Tea, coffee & biscuits in room, replenished each day. Towel change & room cleaned each day Close to restaurants, supermarkets and other shops. Excellent position for Trossachs Perthshire, Stirling & The Kelpies. (All between a few minutes and 45 minutes away by car) Free parking on road Spotless, well maintained bathroom Children young and old welcomed
If I were going to add anything to this place it would be a toilet on it's own so if bathroom is occupied don't have to hold it.
The couple who run this place are FANTASTIC! Very friendly, welcoming and easy going. Bedroom was beautiful and comfortable and breakfast super.
Staff were welcoming and the location was convenient for the shops a short distance away on the main street. Beautifully appointed bedroom and immaculate bathroom facilities, spotlessly clean throughout.
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From start to finish this was a perfect guest house. We rang to say may be arriving after 4pm and told not to worry. Lorraine and Derek the owners were really welcoming and had brilliant tips for travelling easily to destinations. Rooms we booked were just brilliant, we can't believe how reasonably priced they are, breakfast each day was superb. Callendar is a beautiful place to stay and the Inverente B&B should be top of everyones list for accommodation. Definetly go back again as soon as we can.
Comfortable hotel in quiet and charming Callander. Very nice and helpful owner, delicious and hearty breakfast. Good choice.
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Andrea Nill: SB-1405 would require hospitals to conduct an immigration status check before admitting a patient for non-emergency care. If the person is in the country illegally, hospitals will be forced to report the patient to federal authorities.
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General Audience: The Church on the Path to the Kingdom of Heaven VIS NEWS - HOLY SEE PRESS OFFICE - November 26, 2014 ... Church in her earthly path, without forgetting that we are always invited to offer good works, prayers and the Eucharist to alleviate the suffering of souls that still await endless beatitude. "From a Christian perspective the distinction is no longer between those who are already dead and those who are not, but between those who are with Christ and those who are not. This is the decisive element for our salvation and for our happiness". "At the same time, the Sacred Scripture teaches us that ...http://visnews-en.blogspot.com/2014/11/general-audience-church-on-path-to.html
To Europe's Lawmakers, a Call for "Transcendent Human Dignity" WHISPERS IN THE LOGGIA - November 25, 2014 http://whispersintheloggia.blogspot.com/2014/11/europe-parliament.html
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The 50th Anniversary of Lumen Gentium TOM PERNA - November 21, 2014 ... in our times. This document focuses on the internal understanding of the Church. As a divine institution instituted by Jesus Christ himself, and given to St. Peter, the Church calls out to the world. The document is composed of eight chapters: 1. The Mystery of the Church; 2. The People of God; 3. The Church is Hierarchical; 4. The Laity; 5. The Call to Holiness; 6. Religious; 7. The Pilgrim Church, and 8. Our Lady. To conclude today's blog post, I give you eight quotes for the eight chapters ...http://tomperna.org/2014/11/21/the-50th-anniversary-of-lumen-gentium/
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Synod on the Family 2: A Much-Needed School CATHOLIC SENSIBILITY - November 8, 2014 ... humanity" ( Gaudium et Spes , 52), which is much needed today. Despite the many signs of crisis in the family institution in various areas of the "global village", the desire to marry and form a family remains vibrant, especially among young people, and serves as the basis of the Church's need to proclaim untiringly and with profound conviction the "Gospel of the Family", entrusted to her together with the revelation of God's love in Jesus ...http://catholicsensibility.wordpress.com/2014/11/08/synod-on-the-family-2-a-much-needed-school/
Holy Father's Words to Deacons, Priests, and Bishops CATHOLIC FAITH AND REFLECTIONS - November 7, 2014 http://bob.yerhot.org/2014/11/holy-fathers-words-to-deacons-priests-and-bishops/
Blessed Paul - Alone and Exposed IDLE SPECULATIONS - November 3, 2014 ... shepherd, and for the good of mankind!" In the popular mind, Humanae Vitae is about contraception. It is not. It is an encyclical on Christian marriage and the defence of human life in all its forms At the heart of Humanae Vitae is the following statement: "[Married] love is above all fully human, a compound of sense and spirit. It is not, then, merely a question of natural instinct or emotional drive. It is also, and above all, an act of the free will, whose trust is such that it is meant not ...http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/blogspot/Uocyk/~3/1NAm3qCfYc0/blessed-paul-alone-and-exposed.html
Final Document of the 2014 Synod of Bishops ABYSSUS ABYSSUM INVOCAT / DEEP CALLS TO DEEP - October 31, 2014 ... of women and children, at least in some parts of the world. On the other hand, equal consideration needs to be given to the growing danger represented by a troubling individualism which deforms family bonds and ends up considering each component of the family as an isolated unit, leading, in some cases, to the idea that a person is formed according to one's own desires, which are considered absolute. Added to this is the crisis of faith, witnessed among a great many Catholics, which oftentimes ...http://abyssum.org/2014/10/31/final-document-of-the-2014-synod-of-bishops/
"Looking at Christ, Facing the Situation" – A Year Out, Synod II Begins WHISPERS IN THE LOGGIA - October 31, 2014 ... marriages" is an enduring practice. In countries where Catholicism is the minority, many mixed and interreligious marriages take place, all with their inherent difficulties in terms of jurisprudence, Baptism, the upbringing of children and the mutual respect for each other's religious freedom, not to mention the danger of relativism or indifference. At the same time, such marriages can exhibit great potential in favouring the spirit of ecumenism and interreligious dialogue in a harmonious ...http://whispersintheloggia.blogspot.com/2014/10/listening-looking-at-christ-facing.html
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Navarre Bible Commentary:Thursday, 29th Week in Ordinary JOE CATHOLIC - October 23, 2014 ... opponents. Injustice and error lead to division and war. "Insofar as men are sinners, the threat of war hangs over them and will so continue until the coming of Christ; but insofar as they can vanquish sin by coming together in charity, violence itself will be vanquished" ( Vatican II, Gaudium et spes , 78). During his own life on earth, Christ was a sign of contradiction (cf. Lk 2:34). Our Lord is forewarning his disciples about the ...http://www.thejoecatholic.org/2014/10/navarre-bible-commentary-thursday-29th.html
Saint of the Day: Pope John Paul II DA MIHI ANIMAS - October 22, 2014 ... John Paul) to emphasize his desire to continue the reforms of the Council. John Paul II is the most traveled pope in history, having visited nearly every country in the world which would receive him. As the Vicar of Christ he has consecrated each place that he has visited to the Blessed Virgin Mary. On 13 May 1983 he went to Fatima to consecrate the world to the Immaculate Heart of Mary. He later repeated the consecration of the world to Mary in union with all the Bishops of the Catholic ...http://salesianity.blogspot.com/2014/10/saint-of-day-pope-john-paul-ii.html
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Navarre Bible Commentary:29th Sunday in Ordinary Time JOE CATHOLIC - October 19, 2014 Matthew 22:15–21 15 Then the Pharisees went and took counsel how to entangle him in his talk. 16 And they sent their disciples to him, along with the Herodi-ans, saying, "Teacher, we know that you are true, and teach the way of God truthfully, and care for no man; for you do not regard the position of men. 17 Tell us, then, what you think. Is it lawful to pay taxes to Caesar, or not?" 18 But Jesus, aware of their malice, said, "Why put me to the test, you hypocrites? ...http://www.thejoecatholic.org/2014/10/navarre-bible-commentary-29th-sunday-in.html
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Synod on the Family Document Blows Open Minds, the Doors of the Church GONE WALKABOUT - October 14, 2014 ... are. So in dealing with families dealing with separation or divorce, the Synod fathers call for "the art of accompaniment, which teaches us to remove our sandals before the sacred ground of the other (cf. Es 3,5)." (III.41) "What needs to be respected above all is the suffering of those who have endured separation and divorce unjustly." (III.42) And their children "must not become an 'object' to be fought over." Perhaps most stunning is a brief section entitled "Welcoming homosexual persons": ...http://jimmcdermott.blogspot.com/2014/10/synod-on-family-document-blows-open.html
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Imma be skipping everything that Dumbledore says and that. Anyways on with the story
-Roselinas Pov-
I woke up in the hospital wing, I think I rubbed my eyes to make my vision better and I was in the hospital wing alright I looked to my left to see Harry waking up and then sitting up. He grabbed his glasses put them on then looked over at me.
Harry: Selina? where are we?
Roselina: the hospital wing its a bit obvious
I said with sarcasm. Harry chuckled.
Roselina: have you seen whats at the end of our beds?
We looked to see many sweet treats. Mine are mostly probably to be by Gryffindor as they know im not a spoiled brat after seeing what I'm like. I proved many Gryffindors wrong I even finally got Fred and George to believe im not a spoiled brat with help from Ron of course. I
turned around to Harry to see him staring at me, But not a normal stare nope a dreamy stare, does he like me more than a friend?
Roselina: uh harry? you okay?
I waved my hand in front of his face. He snapped out of it.
Harry: oh uh yeah
He sheepishly scratched the back of his head. I giggled than daddy came in. He looked at me and smiled.
Roselina: daddy!
He came over to me and hugged me. I hugged him back. He talked to us about why Quirrell burned whenever Harry and I touched him. About the mirror and the stone and other things and bid us goodbye and left. moments later Madam Pomfrey said we could go and we left the
hospital wing. We headed to the Gryffindor common room, as we were coming along a corridor we looked up and saw Hermione and Ron talking on a staircase, they turned and saw us they smiled at us and I returned it.
Roselina: alright there Ron?
Ron: alright and you?
Me and Harry looked at each other and smirked nodded and looked back at them.
Roselina & Harry: alright
Roselina: what about you Hermz?
Hermione: never better
I grabbed Harry's hand and ran towards them. When we reached them Hermz gave me a huge hug. We went to the common room. We talked for awhile then said our good nights and me and Hermz went to our dorm got in our PJ's and got into bed I got covered in my covers.
Hermione: goodnight Rosel
Roselina: goodnight Hermz
With that I fell into a deep sleep it's been a crazy night.


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September Hedge Funds: Best, Worst, Biggest
Ed Antoian's career has followed a familiar arc in modern asset management.
He gave up a job as a PriceWaterhouse accountant to become a broker for E.F. Hutton, before delving further into money management in the booming 1980s mutual-fund business, at Delaware Investment Advisors. He handled institutional assets in small- and mid-cap growth styles, and ran the Delaware Trend and Delaware DelCap funds, now part of Delaware Smid Cap Growth (ticker: DFCIX). DelCap was the No. 1 fund in its category over five years through 1991, and over 10 years through 1996. Antoian bought technology, health-care and consumer companies that had capitalizations under $1 billion and strong growth prospects. Although he purchased tech stocks, he had a nose for value that distinguished him from some of his momentum-playing peers.
The successful money manager left Delaware in 1997 to start Chartwell Investment Partners, where he and nine partners today run hedge funds and sub-advise mutual funds for clients like Vanguard. The firm also oversees a family office that handles Antoian's money and that of some clients. Altogether, Chartwell, named after an estate of Winston Churchill's, manages assets of nearly $6 billion from Berwyn, Pa., where Antoian, 55, lives with his wife.
"I manage the fund like it's my own money, because it is," Antoian says of the $250 million go-anywhere vehicle. Dave Moser for Barron's
Within the family office is a hedge fund, Zeke, which focuses on small- and mid-cap growth stocks. It's a go-anywhere vehicle that's posted double-digit average annual returns since its founding in 1997, with only two down years (-9% in 2002 and -20% in 2008). In 2010, the fund, which is open to new investors, returned 10.75%, and in 2009, 13.22%.
Zeke's broad mandate has allowed it to spread its $250 million in assets across everything from preferred shares to auto-loan-backed securities to start-up and early-stage venture-capital opportunities. As of Sept. 30, 2011, Zeke held 48 positions, with longs representing about 65% of the fund, and shorts, 28%; the rest is in cash.
"I'm the largest investor, and I manage it like it's my own money, because it is," Antoian jokes. "At times we're unorthodox. We'll invest in whatever we want to. I started it as an opportunity to manage my money in a long-short world, rather than long only. Sometimes, I hold 10% of my portfolio in one stock or position."
His top 10 holdings are public, but he also dabbles in private placements, like a profitable venture investment in Embrella Cardiovascular—which was just bought by Edwards LifeSciences ew 1.246374539468527% Edwards Lifesciences Corp. U.S.: NYSE USD129.16 1.59 1.246374539468527% /Date(1417039682297-0600)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 587732 AFTER HOURS USD129.16 % Volume (Delayed 15m) : 78954 P/E Ratio 17.620736698499318 Market Cap 13816762105.6177 Dividend Yield N/A Rev. per Employee 260570 More quote details and news » (EW) for $43 million. Embrella makes cerebral blood-clot-protection devices.
He likes to buy when other investors are nervous. For instance, in the midst of the financial crash in 2008, Antoian picked up privately offered debt from used-car dealer CarMax KMX -0.811144418973726% CarMax Inc. U.S.: NYSE USD56.25 -0.46 -0.811144418973726% /Date(1417039682241-0600)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 849023 AFTER HOURS USD56.2141 -0.035899999999998 -0.06382222222222222% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 13102 P/E Ratio 23.3402489626556 Market Cap 12115968990.3259 Dividend Yield N/A Rev. per Employee 662688 More quote details and news » (KMX) within the so-called "Rule 144a" marketplace. The securitized pools of subprime auto loans were offered at just 60 cents on the dollar, for a yield of 15%.
The debt was overcollateralized, he explains, a fact that escaped panicky investors. "The coupon on the paper was 3%, the average loan in the portfolio was being paid at an 18% interest rate. If subprime borrowers buy a used car, the dealer charges a much higher rate. But that's better than a lot of alternatives like credit-card debt or pay-day loans, so they pay it. The issuer lends at 18% and their cost of capital is 3%." The loans, he notes, "were all money-good within a year and a half," he says.
Among his more staid holdings are wireless names like Qualcomm QCOM 0.5706332637439109% Qualcomm Inc. U.S.: Nasdaq USD72.26 0.41 0.5706332637439109% /Date(1417039682100-0600)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 6678258 AFTER HOURS USD72.26 % Volume (Delayed 15m) : 328230 P/E Ratio 15.276955602536997 Market Cap 120139548353.945 Dividend Yield 2.324937724882369% Rev. per Employee 846230 More quote details and news » (QCOM), the world's largest maker of mobile-phone chips, and SBA Communications SBAC 0.38346115371790596% SBA Communications Corp. U.S.: Nasdaq USD120.42 0.46 0.38346115371790596% /Date(1417039682022-0600)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 686047 AFTER HOURS USD120.4345 0.0144999999999982 0.012041189171234014% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 18116 P/E Ratio N/A Market Cap 15545860518.316 Dividend Yield N/A Rev. per Employee 1304980 More quote details and news » (SBAC). SBA develops and leases cellphone towers to wireless companies in the U.S., and that suits Antoian, who prefers to invest in the nuts and bolts of the wireless business.
But he's also fond of consumer brands, such as hunting- and outdoor-supply specialist Cabela's CAB -0.6390977443609023% Cabela's Inc. U.S.: NYSE USD52.86 -0.34 -0.6390977443609023% /Date(1417039681827-0600)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 894427 AFTER HOURS USD53.1 0.240000000000002 0.4540295119182747% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 8088 P/E Ratio 18.482517482517483 Market Cap 3757658756.91955 Dividend Yield N/A Rev. per Employee 217224 More quote details and news » (CAB). "Cabela's dominates the category, with a catalog business, Internet business and stores. They have their own credit cards, and they own the customer through the entire transaction." He says the stock is worth 11.5 times 2012 earnings, or $32 a share, versus its price of $25.
Interval Leisure Group IILG -0.6781193490054249% Interval Leisure Group Inc. U.S.: Nasdaq USD21.97 -0.15 -0.6781193490054249% /Date(1417039682112-0600)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 265716 AFTER HOURS USD21.97 % Volume (Delayed 15m) : 2025 P/E Ratio 15.471830985915492 Market Cap 1254443011.40732 Dividend Yield 2.002730996813837% Rev. per Employee 113889 More quote details and news » (IILG), a vacation-exchange outfit, is another pick. "I love time shares. These guys run the largest independent time-share exchange business. You own a place in the Poconos, and you don't want to go in July, so you exchange it with somebody else who has two weeks in Punta Gorda [Florida]. It costs you $100 to be a member; it's a great business idea. It's like eBay EBAY 0.3125% eBay Inc. U.S.: Nasdaq USD54.57 0.17 0.3125% /Date(1417039682203-0600)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 3865572 AFTER HOURS USD54.67 0.109999999999999 0.1832508704416346% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 124175 P/E Ratio N/A Market Cap 67795963719.9808 Dividend Yield N/A Rev. per Employee 524776 More quote details and news » (EBAY) for time shares." Antoian values the stock at 6.6 times enterprise value, or $17 a share, versus $14 recently (enterprise value is market value plus net debt).
"The companies we are investing in have great balance sheets, reasonable-to-cheap valuations, and fabulous growth prospects within a reasonably normal economic backdrop," asserts Antoian.
Two beleaguered names that are trading for about the cash levels on their books are shoe-seller Heelys (HLYS) and biotech firm Maxygen (MAXY). "For these companies, I think there might be a good business in there somewhere," he adds.
The children's shoe and sneaker maker Heelys is best known for putting wheels in the heels of its footwear. Its shares traded as high as $27 a few years ago, before lawsuits challenged the shoes' safety; the stock is now down to around $2. "The company's enterprise value is negative-$8 million, they have $62 million in cash. If they shut it down, there are no liabilities. But maybe the business is worth something. Maybe this business could actually be profitable, and the market will eventually realize that," says Antoian. The stock, he estimates, is worth $4.50 a share, with half that in cash.
Maxygen "is a great idea, and essentially a free call option on its patents, on which it receives big royalty checks from companies like Bayer BAYRY 0.2654144548795427% Bayer AG ADS U.S.: OTC USD147.33 0.39 0.2654144548795427% /Date(1417044000000-0600)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 49810 AFTER HOURS USD147.285 -0.045 -0.030543677458766034% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 42767 P/E Ratio 24.586552742686447 Market Cap 122149296124.776 Dividend Yield 1.9650173080838933% Rev. per Employee 491452 More quote details and news » [BAYRY]," notes Antoian. The company also recently won a patent battle with Amgen AMGN 1.5285996055226825% Amgen Inc. U.S.: Nasdaq USD164.72 2.48 1.5285996055226825% /Date(1417039682100-0600)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 1971415 AFTER HOURS USD164.75 0.0300000000000011 0.018212724623603693% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 146568 P/E Ratio 25.577639751552795 Market Cap 125297560513.513 Dividend Yield 1.481301602719767% Rev. per Employee 987150 More quote details and news » (AMGN), assuring its rights to a cancer drug. A number of its product candidates tackle autoimmune disorders, including rheumatoid arthritis and transplant rejection. Antoian says Maxygen has $5.77 a share in cash, yet the shares have been trading for just $6.00. He believes it's worth $7.50.
One of Zeke's short positions is Coinstar (CSTR), which has done very well supplying DVDs from vending machines. Antoian believes the company's Redbox kiosks are just a halfway point between Blockbuster's outlets and the digital world. Using a vending machine is a less expensive distribution method than a retail store, but it's also less convenient for users. Ultimately video will be available just like music, he says. The terminal value of Coinstar's video business, Antoian says, is zero. Coinstar also provides machines that count coins, but that's no longer growing. He doesn't think it's worth more than six times Ebitda, or earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization, after spending for maintenance. That would give it a value of $26.50, versus a recent $49.
In the past few months, Antoian and his team have talked with their portfolio companies. "Most of them tell us 'Business ain't great, but it ain't bad.' And in fact, a lot of them that had commodity-price woes are telling us it's getting better," he notes.
He doesn't expect a second dip, though he says the risk now is higher than he thought it was a few months ago. "We don't think recession is in the cards, but the odds of one are higher, perhaps around 20%."
In his various money-management roles, Antoian has experienced tough markets before—and he knows they can provide a wide range of opportunities.
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Arizona State Sun Devils
Updated Apr 22, 2013 - 11:16 am
Voting on ASU's new Sparky begins Monday
Last month, Arizona State University held a glitzy, interactive press conference to introduce the new version of their beloved Sun Devil mascot, Sparky.
Reaction was negative, and that's an understatement.
The university scrapped the plan and instead instituted a plan where students, alumni, season ticket holders, donors, faculty and staff will be eligible to vote on Sparky's new look through May 5.
Here's a look at the possibilities voters will have to choose from:
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- Vince Marotta's Territorial Cup PoemVince revisits his tradition of writing a poem regarding the Duel in the Desert.
- Ray Anderson- ASU athletic directorHe may be new to the rivalry, but Ray Anderson is starting to see the importance of the Territorial
- Bickley BlastUCLA's chances for a national championship may be slim, but their hopes are still alive.
- Jeff Van Raaphorst-Former ASU quarterback Jeff Van Raaphorst believes that rivalry games affect fans more than they do players.
- Mark May, ESPN college football analyst ESPN college football analyst Mark May says this is the biggest Territorial Cup game he can remember


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Colin Munroe - Over It
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Album: Unsung Hero
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By and large, male singer/songwriter types spend way, way too much time pining over women they either can't have, or once had but can't anymore. Not Colin Munroe. On his latest mixtape single, premiered today via RCRD LBL, the North of the Border pop phenom gives ladies fair warning what'll happen if they decide to play with his heart: he'll get Over It and move on to the next girl. Yep, that's it. Though the full-throated climax of the record, delivered over the artist's own slow-burning electronic grooves, reveals that Munroe's not immune to heartache, it's clear that being played for a fool isn't on his agenda. This joint, along with Your Eyes, and the RZA-produced Invincible, can be found on Munroe's long-awaited Unsung Hero mixtape, scheduled for release next Tuesday, September 4.
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49ers offseason 2014: Is Eric Reid ready for a leadership role?
- Updated: June 27, 2014
Eric Reid should be no stranger to pressure.
When the San Francisco 49ers moved up 13 slots in the first round of the 2013 NFL draft to select the safety out of LSU, the expectation was that he would come in and start right away. Reid also had big shoes to fill, as he was set to replace a two-time Pro Bowler in Dashon Goldson who had left via free agency.
Despite being under the microscope from day one, Reid played like a veteran for most of the season and was a stabilizing force on the back end of the defense. He finished second on the team with four interceptions and defended 11 passes. Reid recorded 77 tackles, which would put him third on the 49ers behind only Patrick Willis and NaVorro Bowman.
One of the main reasons for Reid's success was the fact that he was fortunate enough to play with veterans around him in the secondary. He was able to watch and learn from fellow safety Donte Whitner, as well as cornerbacks Carlos Rogers and Tarell Brown
Now, with all three of the aforementioned players no longer with the team, Reid finds himself as having started more games with the 49ers than any other players in the secondary after just one season.
Is Reid ready for the leadership role he has found himself thrust into?
The 49ers feel he's up to the task, but did provide some insurance just in case. San Francisco signed veteran safety Antoine Bethea to replace Whitner, giving Reid a partner who has a wealth of experience in the NFL. Bethea started every game the past six seasons for the Indianapolis Colts and has played in two Super Bowls. Should Reid get injured or take a step back, Bethea can provide the needed leadership to the unit.
Where the 49ers no longer have the experience they once did to support Reid is at the cornerback position. Right now the only sure thing at corner is Tramaine Brock, and he has seven career starts.
Beyond Brock is a myriad of questions marks. Chris Culliver looks to be the other starter but missed all of 2013 with a knee injury. Chris Cook is coming over from the Minnesota Vikings but struggled last season, allowing nine touchdowns against him. Rookie Jimmie Ward is the front runner to play the slot, but will compete with Perrish Cox and Darryl Morris for the role. The team also has a wild card in another rookie, Dontae Johnson.
Despite the unknowns in the secondary, San Francisco will still have a strong front seven, which should take some pressure off of Reid and his counterparts. It bears mentioning though that that unit will be without Bowman and most likely Aldon Smith for a large chunk of the season.
With the supporting cast not quite what it was in 2013, the 49ers will find out a lot about Reid this year, and if he is up to the task of becoming a leader on the defense. The answers they get will go a long way in determining if Reid is indeed a core piece of the puzzle long-term.
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Nobel Peace Prize laureate Wangari Muta Maathai of Kenya, founder of the Green Belt Movement, author and advocate for African democracy, will be the speaker at Gonzaga University's Presidential Speaker Series event on Oct. 6, 6 p.m., at the McCarthey Athletic Center.
Her presentation will include a screening of the award-winning documentary, "Taking Root," which chronicles her work in pan-African forest conservation.
Tickets are $10 for the public, $7 for seniors and $5 for students and employees of any educational institution. Tickets can be purchased at www.gonzaga.edu/wangari or through TicketsWest outlets (800-325-SEAT or www.ticketswest.com).
By the way, this means that Gonzaga University this school year will be hosting a Nobel Peace Prize winner and two Pulitzer Prize winners (both for fiction). We previously noted that Jennifer Egan, author of 2011 Pulitzer winner "A Visit from the Goon Squad" will speak on Jan. 31 and Junot Diaz, 2008 Pulitzer winner for "The Brief Wondrous Life of Oscar Wao" will speak on Feb. 22 as part of Gonzaga University's Visiting Writers Series. Those two events will be free.
The Northwest Museum of Arts and Culture's annual ArtFest event will stay put in Browne's Addition in 2012.
Museum officials had pondered moving the art, food and music festival from Coeur d'Alene Park in Browne's Addition to the larger Riverfront Park downtown.
The Browne's Addition Neighborhood Council viewed the prospect with alarm and called a meeting Wednesday night to voice concerns.
Forrest Rodgers, the MAC's new executive director, talked to neighborhood representatives and said Thursday that ArtFest will remain at Coeur d'Alene Park next year.
The final numbers are in for "Leonardo da Vinci: Man – Inventor – Genius."
About 38,000 people attended this summer-long traveling exhibit at the Northwest Museum of Arts and Culture (MAC).
It came close to the museum's attendance goals and more than met its financial goals, according to the people at the MAC.
The final week – the week before Labor Day – was particularly strong, attracting 6,500 people.
"There were lines out the front door and even out in the street," said museum spokeswoman Rebecca Bishop.
The MAC would have liked to have broken the 40,000-visitor mark set by the "T. rex Named Sue" exhibit in 2007. However, the T. rex exhibit charged regular museum admission while the da Vinci exhibit had special (higher) pricing.
"Leonardo" was also a hit with schools. A total of 3,400 people visited as part of school groups.
The MAC also signed up 500 new members over the exhibit's span.
Spokane's official Sculpture Walk has been extended, by City Council resolution, westward from the Monroe Street Bridge to the Sandifur Bridge on the Centennial Trail, along the new Kendall Yards development.
Over the next 20 to 30 years, the City of Spokane Arts Commission intends to add a number of "major works of art" along this new extension.
You didn't know we already had a Sculpture Walk? We do, and quite an extensive one at that.
The existing Sculpture Walk, designated in 1988, already has 22 sculptures. It extends from the Washington State University branch campus at Riverpoint, through Riverfront Park to the Monroe Street Bridge, encompassing such familiar Spokane art landmarks as the Big Red Wagon, the trash-eating goat and the steel Bloomsday runners.
Those are just the most visible highlights. The Sculpture Walk includes many other statues, installations and fountains from artists including George Tsutakawa, Harold Balazs, Ken Spieringand David Govedare.
Check out the Sculpture Walk under "Public Art" on the arts commission's website, www.spokanearts.org.
Today's on-sale date for Lisa Lampanelli tickets has been postponed.
But the show itself is still on schedule: Oct. 22 at the INB Performing Arts Center. Watch for further announcements.
Lisa Lampanelli, the self-proclaimed "Queen of Mean," has been booked into the INB Performing Arts Center for a show on Oct. 22, 7 p.m.
She's gained fame for her insult comedy on various celebrity roasts.Tickets will be $37.75, on sale Aug. 19 at 10 a.m. through Ticketswest outlets.
The Spokane Symphony will play Beethoven's Fifth Symphony and Vivaldi's"Summer" from "Four Seasons" for some of Spokane's "best" causes on Aug. 18, 7:30 p.m. at the Martin Woldson Theater at the Fox.
We say "best" because the symphony is billing this as its first-ever "Best of Spokane Concert." It will be both a tribute and a fundraiser for these Spokane institutions: Bloomsday, First Night, Hoopfest, the Lilac Festival, Musicfest Northwest, Spokane International Film Festival and Unity in the Community.
Tickets are $20, through the symphony ticket office (509-624-1200) or TicketsWest outlets.
Now, about that "Best of" idea: Those organizations will not only be honored at the concert, but they will also get a cut of the proceeds. Concertgoers are encouraged to wear T-shirts and hats representing any of those organizations.
Eckart Preu will conduct, and the concert will also include a patriotic sing-along. This event replaces the BestFest, which the symphony has held the last two summers.
For the second part of the Best of Spokane celebration, click on "continue reading" below.
The Spokane Symphony will play Beethoven's Fifth Symphony and Vivaldi's "Summer" from "Four Seasons" for some of Spokanes "best" causes on Aug. 18, 7:30 p.m. at the Martin Woldson Theater at the Fox.
We say "best" because the symphony is billing this as its first-ever "Best of Spokane Concert," and it is both a tribute and a fundraiser for these Spokane institutions: Bloomsday, First Night, Hoopfest, the Lilac Festival, MusicFest Northwest, Spokane International Film Festival, and Unity in the Community.
Here's the lowdown on the concert itself: It will cost $20, now on sale at (509) 624-1200 or TicketsWest outlets.
Now, about that "Best of" idea. Those organizations will not only be honored at the concert, but they will get a cut of the proceeds. Concertgoers are encouraged to wear t-shirts and hats representing any of those organizations.
Eckart Preu will conduct, and the concert will also include a patriotic sing-along. This event replaces the BestFest, which the symphony has held the last two summers.
The second part of the symphony's "Best of Spokane" event – officially titled "Say Wow! Celebrating the Best of Spokane" – will consist of the Community Open House and Showcase on Saturday, Aug. 20, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Martin Woldson Theater at The Fox.
It will be a lot like the open house the symphony hosted when The Fox re-opened in November 2007. This event is free, and includes performances by local groups, tours of the theater and hands-on children's activities.
Here's the performance schedule:
9 a.m.: Blessing and Drum Circle.
10:30 a.m.: Floating Crowbar, traditional Irish music.
Noon: Master Class Jazz Orchestra, Big Band Swing.
1:30 p.m.: Spokane Civic Theatre's Musical Showcase, previewing its season.
3 p.m.: Big Red Barn – Rhythm and bluegrass.
Please note that this free day on Aug, 20 does not include a performance by the Spokane Symphony. The symphony is sponsoring it, but not performing. The symphony's appearance is only at the Aug. 18 event.
We just got word of a new concert, with tickets going on sale Friday:
Sun, September 25th, 2011 7:30 PM
INB Performing Arts Center
334 W. Spokane Falls Blvd.
Spokane, WA 99201 (509 279-7000)
All Ages. Tickets Range From: $35, $45, $55, $65 in advance,
all seats are $5.00 higher day of show!
Tickets on sale July 29, but you can get access to a pre-sale by clicking on www.ticketswest.com
Comedian Kathy Griffin's appearance at the INB Performing Arts Center has been switched from Aug. 20 to Aug. 28. All tickets dated Aug. 20 will be honored on the later date.
No word on the reason for the switch, except she now has no tour dates between July 23 and Aug. 26.
Go to TicketsWest for tickets details.
Forrest B. Rodgers has been appointed the new executive director of the Northwest Museum of Arts and Culture (MAC).
Rodgers was most recently the director of the Central Washington University Foundation in Ellensburg.
From 2001 to 2007, he was the president and CEO of the privately funded High Desert Museum in Bend, Ore., which reversed a decline in paid attendance.
He will take over on Aug. 1 from Ron Rector, who is retiring.
It is, of course, too early to tell what Rodgers will mean to the MAC. Yet I can say that the MAC could do worse than emulate the High Desert Museum, one of the Northwest's best and most entertaining regional museums.
Spokane opera singer Jessica Bowers is receiving national attention for her role in a New York folk opera titled, "Billy Blythe," which is about, of all things, the adolescence of Bill Clinton.
Bowers plays Clinton's mother, Virginia.
This Metropolis Opera Project production is based on Clinton's 2004 memoir, "My Life" and had a two-day developmental reading in June at the Medicine Show Theatre in New York.
Bowers was featured prominently in a July 4 article in the New Yorker magazine about the show's rehearsals. In the story, the composer mentioned that Clinton seemed to be attracted to women who reminded him of his mother.
"It's funny you would say that," the New Yorker quoted Bowers as saying. "Someone once told me I look like Monica Lewinsky."
Here's a link to the New Yorker piece.
Bowers is a Spokane native and graduate of Whitworth University and the New England Conservatory. She has appeared with the Spokane Opera.
She is continuing Spokane's surprising record of supplying New York with opera singers — Patrice Munsel and Thomas Hampson, to name the two most prominent.
Line I overheard on the bus last week: "That Leonardo da Vinci exhibit at the MAC isn't even real! They want us to pay to see a bunch of fake stuff!"
OK, where should I begin?
First, get real. Did you truly expect the Northwest Museum of Arts and Culture (MAC) to have an original da Vinci painting? There are only about 16 da Vinci paintings in existence and unless your museum has the word "Louvre" in it's name, your chances of getting one is just about nil.
Second, most of the exhibit consists of large, wooden models of mechanical devices made from drawings in da Vinci's notebooks. You can call those "fakes," I suppose, except there there is no such thing as an "original" of these devices. Da Vinci never made any.
Third, "fake" or not, you'll learn a heck of a lot about da Vinci, one of the most remarkable minds of all time. And isn't that the point?
Fourth, decades ago, I once saw the "Mona Lisa" on loan to the National Gallery in Washington D.C. Yeah, it was the real thing, all right, but the crowds were so enormous (500,000 in 27 days) and the security was so tight I got about a one-second glimpse of it. We were whisked past it on moving walkway. The one I saw at the MAC was a fake — a digital reproduction — but I sure got a better look at the old girl.
The Spokane Symphony announced a surprise subscription deal: Half-price subscriptions for new subscribers.
Or even former subscribers, as long as they were not subscribers for the 2010-11 season.
This offer, which expires on Labor Day, means that new subscribers can get the entire 10-concert Classics season for $110 to $160 per seat.
Yeah, that's a ridiculous bargain.
It also works for the SuperPops and Casual Classics series. Here's the info from the symphony's own release:
The introductory price for the 10-concert Classics season package now range from $110 to $160. Classics concert are performed on Saturday evening and Sunday afternoon. The introductory price for the six-concert SuperPops package now range from $148.50 to $99. SuperPops concerts are on Saturday night. The three-concert Casual Classics package ranges from $27 to $42. Casual Classics concerts are performed on Friday night.
Why is the symphony doing this? "To reach new season ticket holders and bring past past season ticket holders," said the press release.
To get this deal call the symphony box office at (509) 624-1200. For more details on the season, go to the symphony website.
To get this deal call the symphony box office at (509) 624-1200. For more details on the season, go to the symphony website.
Beginning soon, the Spokane Public Library will offer you a legal way to download music for free.
It's called Freegal, and in mid-July the library will be offering the entire Sony music catalog, which includes a half-million tracks, including songs by Johnny Cash, Bob Dylan, Adele, Britney Spears, Miles Davis, Duke Ellington, Bartok and Beethoven, along with thousands of others.
Library card holders can download three songs a week for free. And, unlike the old-fashioned method of checking out albums from the library, you never have to return them. They are yours to keep.
The library pays for the Freegal service, but it's a good deal for the library, since it's a lot more cost effective than shelving and maintaining that many CDS (and trying to keep them from getting stolen).
Go to the Spokane Public Library website to access this service. The library has not been any more specific than "mid-July" for the launch, which means we can start looking for it in the next two weeks, at least.
John Travolta talks to all of the Munchkins in the cast of "Wizard of Oz" during intermission, in this photo sent in by Laura Little of the Coeur d'Alene Summer Theatre.
Travolta was in town to attend "The Wizard of Oz" because two of his sisters, Ellen and Margaret, played the Wicked Witch and the Good Witch, respectively.
He apparently gave the children an inspiring talk about following their dreams.
"A special day indeed for the 27 local children," noted Little.
The Spokane Civic Theatre brought home two awards from last weekend's AACT/FEST 2011 national community theater awards in Rochester, NY:
The Civic's entry, "The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee," also earned three nominations:
By the way, the overall winner at this competition was "Dog Sees God: Confessions of a Teenage Blockhead" — Ohlook Performing Arts Center, Grapevine, TX
Eilen Jewell has been booked into Arbor Crest Wine Cellars for an outdoor show on Aug. 4.
A few of my more music-savvy friends are pumped about this announcement. This singer-songwriter (the first name is pronounced EE-len) has a great voice and has some haunting, memorable songs. Don't take my word for it. Check out this video of a radio-station performance.
Tickets are only $10 and go on sale July 1 at Arbor Crest tasting rooms and TicketsWest outlets.
She's originally from Idaho, born in Boise and apparently has some Panhandle connections. The name of her second album is "Boundary County" — which has a certain Bonners Ferry ring to it.
But she's definitely a national act. She'll be featured on NPR on Tuesday. She burst onto the folk scene in Boston and has developed a wide following.
The Spokane Arena has just announced a special deal for tomorrow: $30 KISS tickets, Thursday only.
Here's the full announcement:
WHAT: $30 Tickets To See KISS In Concert!
WHERE: Spokane Veterans Memorial Arena
WHEN: Thursday, June 23 – 12:01AM-11:59PM
EVENT: KISS with Bad City
Friday, June 24 – 7:45PM
KISS is raising the stakes and challenging Spokane to sell out their show this Friday night! Hoopfest weekend is here and KISS wants to make sure we kick off the weekend right at the Spokane Arena. Every seat needs a butt…but there aren't that many tickets left!
Every last available ticket in the house is ONLY $30.00 this Thursday ONLY – it doesn't get any hotter than that. $30.00 tickets will ONLY be available for purchase on Thursday, June 23 and will ONLY be available online at TicketsWest.com. Make sure not to miss out on this incredible show and at even more incredible price.
KISS is challenging us; now let's show them why Detroit Rock City has nothing on the Lilac City.
KISS will perform at the Spokane Arena on Friday, June 24 with special guest Bad City. On Thursday, June 23 all reserved seat tickets are $30.00 and will only be available for purchase on TicketsWest.com.
I wrote an update for Wednesday's paper about the MAC's layoffs, which you can read here.
I would like to expand on Ben Mitchell's legacy as art curator at the MAC. I do not consider myself an authority on visual art, but I am nevertheless convinced that Mitchell did an outstanding job of honoring our region's cultural life. He is responsible for giving Harold Balazs the serious, comprehensive retrospective he so richly deserved. He worked hard on this for years, because — well, because our important artists must be given their due.
He did the same for another local artist, Ruben Trejo, who was less well-known, but incredibly influential not just in the region but in the country.
And most recently, he introduced many of us to a Colfax artist, Timothy Ely, who was legendary among the cognoscenti, but had been relatively under-the-radar here.
And when Mitchell did exhibits like these, he went all the way. In the case of Balazs and Trejo, he even helped produce handsome coffee-table-sized art books which will enable their influence to continue to spread.
I do not blame the MAC for making the decision to lay him off. The MAC is stuck in an impossible financial position. The MAC was forced to make a decision it would never have made except under severe budget duress.
Yet I suspect that someday, and soon, we will look back on Mitchell's tenure as a remarkable age of art at the MAC, in which local artists got the shows, and the scholarly, intellectual respect, that they had earned.


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