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• Richard James Brown, 57, of Newnan, GA, died Monday, Dec. 10, 2012. A memorial service will be held Friday, Dec. 14 at 7 p.m. in the chapel of McKoon Funeral Home, Newnan. The family will receive friends one hour prior to the service at the funeral home.
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In today's roundup, Richie Hawtin goes back to school—quite literally—as he brings his CNTRL tour to campuses continent-wide, including his own alma mater. Plus, our favorite DJs survey the state of the scene and we find some amazing DJ controllers, so get to readin', stat!
– Richie Hawtin and Loco Dice are taking electronic music "beyond EDM" on the CNTRL tour, which will see the pair linking up with the likes of Carl Craig, John Acquaviva, Tiga, and more as they sit down with college students around the US and Canada for a full-on exploration of electronic music's history and its technology, with workshops supported by Dubspot, DJ TechTools, and Beatport. They'll also be performing at nearby clubs at night, of course. Stay tuned to Beatport News for more details, and check out the dates here: (full story)
– First-wave dubstep producer Pinch has announced a compilation of his non-Tectonic releases, called MIA, due out November 19. (full story)
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How you see it: Downtown is perfect for people-watching
Where are the best spots for people-watching in Vegas? We recently asked that question to our Facebook and Twitter fans, and got an extensive list of places to peer at your peers.
The most popular response was downtown Las Vegas, where you can see crowds both at the Fremont Street Experience and the Fremont East Entertainment District.
Downtown Las Vegas is ideal for walking and people-watching, with only foot traffic for blocks and easy access to pop in and out of hotels, restaurants, bars and shops along Fremont Street. With free shows on the Fremont Street Experience stages and the outdoor, open-air vibe and variety of hot spots you can find in the Fremont East Entertainment District, it's no wonder downtown was the top choice for scoping out the scene.
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Vocals real stars of tale of Aborigine singers in Vietnam
You can pick the story apart and worry over what seems like a glossed-over telling of events and fret about this or that, but when it comes to "The Sapphires," you'd be better off taking the following four words of advice:
Shut up and listen.
The film, based on a true story, follows four Aborigine girls in Australia, shepherded by a drunken Irishman to fleeting success as singers performing for troops in Vietnam. Director Wayne Blair's first feature is a little too feel-good, even when it gets melodramatic, and there's never a question of where the story is going, never a hint of doubt. It is not a great movie.
But oh, can those girls sing, belting out '60s R&B hits in a way that both honors the original songs and brings something new to them. This isn't an extended "American Idol" video. It's pure joy.
Sisters Gail (Deborah Mailman, who is outstanding), Cynthia (Miranda Tapsell) and Julie (Jessica Mauboy) have been singing together since they were children growing up in the Australian outback, where their Aboriginal families have been relegated to a reservation. They go into town to compete in a talent show in a bar, where they're subjected to racist taunts and humiliations.
They don't win, of course, because they'd never be allowed to, even though they are by far the best act. They do, however, catch the eye and ear of Dave Lovelace (Chris O'Dowd), a drunken musician and promoter who sees an opportunity.
They answer an ad for tryouts to entertain the troops in Vietnam, after reuniting with their light-skinned cousin Kay (Shari Sebbens). It's not a spoiler to say that they make the cut and head for Vietnam.
Seemingly large problems are talked up and then just sort of fall by the wayside. It makes for a less-complex telling of a story that co-writer Tony Briggs based on the experiences of his mother, Beverley.
But man, that singing. Mauboy's Julie has the best pipes of the bunch; Mauboy was an "Australian Idol" contestant. Her talent naturally evokes some jealousy among her sisters in the film, and her attitude rankles Gail especially. As the oldest, Gail has long been the de facto leader of the group, of the girls. She's strong-willed and opinionated, which means a lot of clashes with Dave, which inevitably leads to ... well, guess.
So what? It doesn't matter. It's nearly impossible to sit through "The Sapphires" without a smile on your face.
Bill Goodykoontz is a film critic for The Arizona Republic.
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Holidaymakers heading to the capital will be able to see one of the top London attractions this weekend (August 30th-31st), when the Notting Hill Carnival returns for its 50th anniversary.
West London will once again be packed with Calypso music, exotic food stalls, stunning floats and flamboyant performers as the famous festival makes its way through Westbourne Grove, Ladbroke Grove and Kensal Road.
The occasion is also one of the most family-friendly London sights, Sunday reserved as children's day, with a shorter parade route and a youngster-focussed athmosphere.
Prior to the main event, those looking for things to do in London will have the chance to extend their festival experience by watching the National Panorama Championship, which will be held near Speaker's Corner in Hyde Park on August 29th, and will see ten of the UK's top steel bands compete for the title National Champions of Steel.
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Short Mat Bowls
Cornwall's short mat bowls teams travelled to Exeter on Sunday to face Devon in the latest round of Inter County Championship fixtures.
The Premier Team were always expected to face an uphill task against a Devon team that had scored 70 out of a possible 80 points in their opening two fixtures.
The opening session, the morning Singles and Pairs proved pointless for Cornwall as Devon claimed all four mats.
Cornwall earned a share of the points in the second session with Graham Ford, Brenda Sleep & Brian Wakeley winning 13-8 in the Triples and Elise Daniell, Derek Elliott, Linda Martin and Gerald Fisher taking a 13-4 win in the Fours.
At the half way point in the match Cornwall trailed by 4 points to 12 and 73 shots to 100.
The third session, the afternoon Singles and Pairs were again dominated by Devon winning three out of four games, Graham Reeves and Nicholas Truscott earning a hard fought 14-12 win in the Pairs to add two points to Cornwall's score.
Cornwall claimed a further two points in the final session, the afternoon Triples and Fours, with Gerald Fisher's Four completing a double on the day with a 9-6 win.
The final match score being Devon 32 points 22 shots 8 points 129 shots. Dorset's 32-8 home win over Somerset sees them overtake Cornwall in second place in the table.
Scores & table, see Page 101.
The A Team match started with a shared session with both counties winning a game apiece in the Singles and Pairs.
For Cornwall Luke Jolly won 15-6 in the Singles and Keith Williams and Mike Widger were 11-5 winners in the Pairs.
The second session proved profitable for Cornwall with three wins to move into the lead of the match at the halfway point.
Tony Jago, John Keers & Keith Matthews winning 11-7 and Bill Sharp, Gary Davey & Henry Kendall winning 14-3 in the Triples.
Meg Horrell, Betty Temple-Smith, Dennis Shorthouse and Derek Newton completed the scoring with a 16-7 win in the Fours. At the halfway point in the game Cornwall led 10 points to 6 and 87 shots to 66.
Devon enjoyed a session advantage in the afternoon Singles and Pairs by 5 points to 3. Luke Jolly, cementing his place at the top of the team averages, with a win in the Singles 14-10 and in the Pairs Keith Williams and Mike Widger drawing 13-13.
Cornwall claimed the Singles bonus points with Devon taking the Pairs.
The final session saw Cornwall take three of the four games together with both the Triples and Fours bonus points.
In the Triples Keith Matthews won 14-9 and Henry Kendall by 17-10. In the Fours it was the turn of Pam Hamley, Jim Rule, Terry Bray and Peter Hamley to record a win with a score of 9-4.
The final match score being Devon 15 points 155 shots Cornwall 25 points 179 shots.
Scores and table, see Page 101.
Cornwall are next in action at Carnmoggas Indoor Bowling Club on Sunday November 11 when they will face Devon in the return fixture.
On Saturday the qualification competition for the County Fours was played at Carnmoggas Indoor Bowling Club.
Twenty-eight teams competed, split into seven groups played for the 8 places on offer at the county finals at the end of the season.
Group One saw Edward Wakeley, Sandra Worton, John Worton & Arthur Tubb (Ladock) defeat Pam Hamley, Gillian Cawrse, Terry Bray and Peter Hamley (Lostwithiel) in the deciding game to win the group with 6 points +19 shots.
Group Two winners were Eric Boddy, Joan Boddy, Meg Horrell and Ken Horrell with 6 +17. Elise Daniell, Derek Elliot, Nicholas Truscott & Peter Hore (Holmans) came through a tough opening game in Group Three to finish with 6 +21.
Group Four saw Graham Luke, Patsy Wakeley, Brian Wakeley & Chris Roberts (Ladock) top the table with 6 +30. Margaret Jenkin, Raymond Jeffery, Percy Tripp & Nigel Nicholls (Newlyn Trinity) recovered from defeat in their first game to take Group Five with 4 +20. Group Six saw the highest qualifying score of the day with Lynne Davey, Sheila Hodge, Martin Boraston & Gary Davey (Liskeard) scoring 6 +37.
The final group saw Mike Richards, Tom Lapworth, Martin Williams and Keith Williams (Penlee) through with 6 +6 and also provided the eighth qualifiers Melba Kitt, Margaret Goodwin, Graham Reeves and Darren Woolner (Saltash) taking the one place for runners-up with 4 +15.
This Sunday, 46 bowlers split into two sessions of play will compete for eight places in the County Finals. Play at Carnmoggas will get under way at 9am.
Martial Arts
Rafael Dos Santos recently made his professional mixed martial arts debut headlining the Kore 2 MMA event at Polkyth Leisure Centre on October 13.
On his debut, Dos Santos, who holds a second degree in BJJ and third Dan in Judo is the current world silver and European gold BJJ medallist defeated the previously unbeaten Ricardo Cummino of Italy. The Italian Thai Boxer was on a six-fight win streak before meeting Dos Santos in a truly international main event.
Dos Santos teaches BJJ in a number of locations throughout Cornwall and it's suitable for adults and children of all ages and abilities.
Anyone who wishes to learn more about this effective martial art can contact Dos Santos on 01637 498465 or 07511937378 or visit website www.cornwallbjj.com.
Dos Santos is offering two weeks free training to all new students, so why not come along and give it a go.
Duchy College has welcomed new rugby coach Ashley Morcom to the team at the Stoke Climsland campus, where he is getting stuck into training the new rugby team at the college.
Morcom played professional rugby for the Cornish Pirates for five years as a prop and in 2003 won the Pirates most improved player award.
Morcom said: "I started my playing career at Newquay Hornets where I played in the junior section and one year in senior rugby. I then moved into a higher league for St Austell, where I played for a year. I then moved onto the Cornish Pirates where I played for five seasons before moving to Redruth for a year. I finished playing due to an injury after seven years."
Morcom, from Threemilestone, started at Duchy College Stoke Climsland at the start of the academic term and is now in full flow with the rugby coaching; training the new team at the college and sharing his experiences of playing professional rugby.
He said: "When I found out that I got the job at Duchy I was very pleased.
"I really enjoy coaching and hope that this will be a good career step for me. I am hoping that over the next two years we will be able to progress to the higher leagues and put Duchy College back on the rugby playing map within British colleges."
He continued: "I am currently doing my level three coaching qualification, which will enhance my coaching knowledge and experience, giving me the opportunity to pass this onto the players at Duchy."
All students at Duchy College have the opportunity to be part of the college sports teams. With an ever improving sports department, facilities, staff and expertise feature heavily at the College.
The newly formed netball team have started their season with a positive first match, and the football team are enjoying their start to the season with some great games under their belt.
The college golfers have recently competed in the British Colleges Regional Final at Trethorne Golf Club in Launceston with sport student Eugenie Knight qualifying for the British Colleges Final.
Curriculum Area Manager, Britta Sorensen said: "We are really pleased to welcome Ashley to the team. He brings a wealth of experience with him and is proving a great coach to the sports teams here at the College. We have recently brought the Duchy College sports teams back to the College and all the squads have had a fantastic start to the season."
Head of Duchy College, Andrew Counsell said: "I would like to wish Ashley a warm welcome to Duchy College. I am looking forward to another successful year at the college, and am positive that the rugby team will thrive with Ash's guidance this season."
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More than 70 badminton players from all over Cornwall and Plymouth were at Truro Leisure Centre at the weekend to take part in Cornwall Badminton Association's Bonanza.
The idea of Badminton Bonanza tournaments is to give both social players and those who play league badminton a chance to try out and develop their skills against different players.
The many regulars were joined this time by some very welcome new faces, as the tournament goes from strength to strength, with any profits going towards developing new clubs in Cornwall.
This year's tournament at the new venue was a great success, with the Griffiths family from Camborne sweeping the board in the social sections.
Husband and wife, Mark and Della, won the mixed doubles, then father and son, Mathew joined forces to win the men's, and the final event of the day, saw Mark finally wear down Mathew despite a touch of cramp, to triumph in the singles.
It was a similar scene in the league section, with St Ives' Tony Wong winning the singles and the men's doubles with partner Trevelyan Searle, but just losing out in the mixed with Catherine Harrison to the Plymouth pair of Ryan Lambourne and Waine Parker. Results:
Singles Social men's: 1 Mark Griffiths; 2 Mathew Griffiths.
Singles League men's: 1 Tony Wong; 2 Paul Lydon.
Singles Social ladies: 1 Emma Brindley.
Singles League ladies: 1 Catherine Harrison; 2 Judit Matyas.
Men's doubles social: 1 Mark and Mathew Griffiths; 2 Seng Fang and Che Tse.
Men's doubles league: 1Tony Wong and Trevelyan Searle; 2 Gary Braunton and Alex Smith.
Ladies doubles social: 1 Marnie Boston and Zelda Bennett; 2 Lynn Jones and Sarah Catterall.
Ladies doubles league: 1 Debbie Blight and Kay Bossenger; 2 Judit Matyas and Talwyn Craddock.
Mixed doubles social: 1 Mark and Della Griffiths; 2 Martin Penney and Dee Frost.
Mixed doubles league: 1 Ryan Lambourne and Waine Parker; 2 Tony Wong and Catherine Harrison.
Cast Fly Fishing Club held their annual charity competition, the John Battensby Memorial Trophy in aid of the Little Harbour Children's Hospice, St Austell at the request of Jane King, the wife of club member Nobby King who sadly passed away in March.
The fishing proved difficult as 18 anglers caught four fish. The overall victor who claims a season ticket for 2013 was Steve Trinder with two fish for 2lb 14oz whilst Derek Eddy came in second with two for 2lb 12oz.
The main event, though, was the dedication of the Nobby King Memorial Bench that was kindly donated by his family and made by club member Richard Buckingham.
Positioned at Goonlaze point, a popular fishing spot for Nobby, it will provide a welcome resting area for anglers and walkers alike.
Thanks to all who provided prizes for the competition and raffle, especially Costa from SWLT and to Chaffins Food Service. Also to Tony Chipman of Cornwall Trophies for the trophies and engraving. Some £167 was raised.
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Finally with better weather, Pendennis Motorcycle Club managed to run their Anning Cup trial as round seven of the Cornish trials championship.
Using the old Penventon Quarry venue at Lanner, near Redruth, the entry were faced with four laps of seven double subs.
As in the previous round at Garker, Jason Lawer ran out the winner from George Edyvean and Ian Martin, while on the c/exp route, best man was Matt Tabb from Robin Martin and Andy Combes.
But having the best ride on this course was youth Alex Lawer.
On the White course it was a clear win for Dave Richards beating Dave Kemp and Dean Abrahams, also on this course youths Will Kemp and Ty Hendra had a good tussle with Ty taking the win on this occasion.
The yellow course saw a three-way tie for second place behind Chris Anstee, with the nod going to Jason Davis from Buzz Bray by virtue of the furthest clean rule.
The red course saw three riders competing for the honours, with the win going to T Bell from Chris Hooper and W Luscombe.
Results: Blue course: Exp Prem, J Lawer 11, G Edyvean 18. N/exp, R Williams 71. Youth B, O Lawer 82. Blue/ White course: Prem, M Tabb 42, R Martin 56. Youth A, A Lawer 41. White course: Prem, D Richards 12, D Kemp 34, D Abrahams 49. Youth A, T Hendra 50, W Kemp 66. Yellow course: N/exp, C Anstee 1, J Davis 2, B Bray 2. Novice, A Vercoe 11, G Kemp 14. Youth B, J Wright 55, A Diment 100. T/shock, P Bullen 12, K Hawke 14. Red course: prem, T Bell 46, C Hooper 55, W Luscombe 67.
Chris Harris has vowed to fight to regain his place in the World Championship Grand Prix series for 2014 after being omitted from next year's event, writes Nigel Walrond.
As expected, the Cornishman failed to gain a wild card from the Grand Prix organisers, after finishing only 12th in the overall standings in 2012.
The four wild cards went instead to his Great Britain team-mate Tai Woffinden, Australian ace Darcy Ward, Slovakia's Martin Vaculik and Poland's Jarek Hampel.
It brings to an end a six-year run in the World Championship for Harris, from Probus.
Harris still has a strong desire to return to the World Championship, and plans a big winter effort to get himself ready for next year's Grand Prix qualifying rounds, but he knows he must find more speed in his bikes if he is to be successful.
"I still want to be in the Grand Prix," said Harris. "It has been a tough year from start to finish, with family problems, my health and finding an engine that suits me.
"All I can do is go back to basics, start again, find something I'm happy with and work with it.
"It's not going to happen overnight; it's going to take time. But I still feel I can give something in this series and we'll keep fighting.
"The equipment has been a big part of it. I've showed that when I've got the right equipment underneath me, I can go out and win races," added Harris, who celebrates his 30th birthday next month.
"When everything is working right, I'm feeling good in myself and everything around me is good, I can do well."
Harris is targeting a spot in the 2013 Grand Prix Challenge, where the top three riders will earn Grand Prix spots for 2014.
"I'll go down that route," he explained. "It's going to be a tough winter getting everything ready again.
"But wherever that Challenge is, we'll just get on with it, try and qualify and we'll see what happens."
Harris has ended the domestic season strongly, finishing third in last Saturday's Elite League Riders' Championship at Swindon behind world champion Chris Holder and Niels-Kristian Iversen, after amassing 11 points in the qualifying heats, with defending champion Rory Schlein crashing out in the final.
He has also helped Coventry Bees into the final of the Elite League Knockout Cup, where they will face either Poole Pirates or Peterborough Panthers, with the first leg of the final scheduled for tonight.


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Sinan Antoon's teaching and research interests lie in pre-modern and modern Arabic literature and contemporary Arab culture and politics. His scholarly works include The Poetics of the Obscene: Ibn al-Hajjaj and Sukhf (Palgrave-Macmillan, 2014) and numerous essays on the poetry of Mahmoud Darwish, Sargon Boulus, and on contemporary Iraqi culture. His essays and creative writings in Arabic have appeared in major journals and publications in the Arab world and on Aljazeera.net and in The New York Times , The Nation , Middle East Report , Journal of Palestine Studies , Journal of Arabic Literature , The Massachusetts Review, World Literature Today , Ploughshares , and Washington Square Journal. He is a member of the Editorial Review Board of the Arab Studies Journal and co-founder and co-editor of Jadaliyya. He has published two collections of poetry in Arabic and one collection in English: The Baghdad Blues (Harbor Mountain Press, 2007). His first novel I`jaam: An Iraqi Rhapsody (City Lights, 2007) appears in German, Portuguese, Norwegian, and Italian editions. He translated his second novel, Wahdaha Shajarat al-Rumman (Beirut, 2010), into English as The Corpse Washer for Yale University Press in 2013 and the work was recognized with a 2014 Saif Ghobash Banipal Prize for translation and on the long list for the 2014 Independent Foreign Fiction Prize for best translated fiction. His third novel Ya Maryam (Dar al-Jamal, 2012), whose Spanish edition Fragmentos de Bagdad was translated by Maria Luz Commedado, was released from Turner Libros in 2014. His translations from the Arabic include Mahmoud Darwish's In the Presence of Absence (Archipelago, 2011) and a selection of Iraqi poet Saadi Youssef's late work, Nostalgia; My Enemy (Graywolf, 2012). His translation of Toni Morrison's Home was published in Arabic in 2014. Antoon returned to his native Baghdad in 2003 as a member of InCounter Productions to co-direct a documentary, About Baghdad, about the lives of Iraqis in a post-Saddam-occupied Iraq. He was a 2009 postdoctoral fellow at the EUME Program at the Wissenschaftskolleg zu Berlin and a 2013 fellow of the American Academy in Berlin. In 2014, Antoon was the Distinguished Visiting Creative Writer at the American University in Cairo.
Professor Sinan Antoon received the 2014 Saif Ghobash Banipal Prize for his translation of his own novel The Corpse Washer, published by Yale University Press. He was long listed for the 2014 Independent Foreign Fiction Prize for best translated fiction. The Spanish translation of his work Ave Maria, translated by Maria Luz Commedado, was released from Turner Libros in 2014. He was the Distinguished Visiting Creative Writer at the American University in Cairo in March 2014. He presented "Translation as Mourning" and "Topophilia and Violence" for the Cairo Translation Series at American University in Cairo. He was the keynote speaker at the "Middle Eastern Literatures in the 21st Century" conference at Harvard University's Center for Middle Eastern Studies, where he delivered the April 2014 lecture "The Arabic Novel in the 21st Century: Writing Against the Political Maelstrom." The Spanish translation of Sinan Antoon's novel, Ave Maria, was published by Turner Libros in May 2014. On March 2, 2015, Antoon was profiled in The Guardian article "Sinan Antoon: an Iraqi novelist living in continuous mourning."
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SCOTT PERRY: Today, we're in Rancho Dominguez, California, celebrating the opening of the first natural gas maintenance facility within the Ryder network. The project involves the development of three natural gas maintenance facilities, construction of two natural gas fueling facilities, and the delivery of more than 200 natural gas commercial vehicles.
LARRY McCALLON: Well, this natural gas project is important for the region because it is a first of its kind in a public-private partnership between the Sandbag and SCAG and Ryder.
SCOTT PERRY: The environmental benefits from an emissions standpoint—it's 25% cleaner than the cleanest diesel product that's available today, and the costs of the fuel itself compared to a traditional diesel product is very advantageous to the operator.
DENNIS SMITH: In addition, one of the big things about it was that it's going to affect a lot of jobs—over 400 jobs out there for these vehicles that are made in the United States and the support services that companies like Ryder provide—sort of help keep people employed and the benefits that are associated with this cleaner fuel like natural gas.
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From youth players to UW students, there are plenty of reasons for Badger fans of all ages to `Pac the Mac when the University of Wisconsin mens and womens soccer teams host a rare Big Ten Conference doubleheader at the McClimon Complex this Friday.
The Badgers will face Purdue in womens action at 5 p.m. before the UW mens team takes on Indiana at 7:30 p.m., and UW Athletics is offering a number of promotions for fans who Pac the Mac to cheer on the Badgers in a pair of pivotal games.
UW students will have the unique opportunity to cheer on the Badgers from field level, as they are invited to sit on bleachers that will be placed behind each teams goal. The field-level seating is limited to 80 spectators on each end, so students are encouraged to show up early to secure their seats for the doubleheader.
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We are very excited to bring our students down to the field to help enhance our game-day atmosphere, UW mens soccer head coach staffid=1074"> --> Todd Yeagley said. Having a large student turnout behind the goals will give our players a big boost as we open the Big Ten regular season.
In addition, the Badgers will celebrate Youth Soccer Month through a partnership with U.S. Youth Soccer that includes T-shirts and other free giveaways for kids. The Badgers also are offering free admission to all youth soccer players who wear their team jerseys to the McClimon Complex as part of Youth Team Day.
Madison is such a great soccer community, and we want to bring exciting soccer to the supporters and avid soccer fans of Wisconsin, UW womens soccer head coach staffid=884"> --> Paula Wilkins said.
The main attraction, of course, will be the games themselves. Currently a top-10-ranked team, Purdues squad will offer a challenging start to the Big Ten season for the UW women, while perennial power Indiana comes to Madison as the conference favorite on the mens side.
We are so excited about hosting a doubleheader with the men's soccer team, and we feel it's a great way to start our Big Ten season, Wilkins said. It will be a pair of exciting matches, and I know the fan support will be important for our success.
Theres also an emotional factor in the UW mens teams matchup with Indiana, as the game pits Yeagley and assistant coaches Ernie Yarborough and Chris Munroe against their alma mater.
Having the support of a large crowd, Yeagley says, will go a long way for the Badgers as they renew their rivalry with the Hoosiers to open the Big Ten season.
Playing in front of a packed house at McClimon will make for a fantastic night of soccer as we take on a very good Indiana team, said Yeagley. Our staff and our players are really looking forward to the opportunity to bring some great soccer to our fans as part of the doubleheader.
Tickets for regular-season mens and womens soccer games at the McClimon Complex go on sale one hour before game time at the ticket booth located on the north side of the stadium. General admission tickets are $5 for adults and $2 for children and seniors.
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Each year the council members review the list, determine if changes are necessary and volunteer or are urged to accept an assignment as liaison, except for those automatically assigned to the incoming mayor or, in their absence. the mayor pro tem.
The 2013 selections were made at the Dec. 4 meeting.
Mayor Kelly Boyd is the city's delegate to county organizations including League of California Cities, Southern California Assn. of Governments, South Orange County City Assn. of Mayors, Foundation for the Great Park Advisory Council and Orange County City Selection Committee.
The mayor is also is assigned to represent the city as a non-voting member of the Festival of Arts board of directors. Boyd and Mayor Pro Tem Elizabeth Pearson act for the city on the Business Improvement District, which distributes millions to city arts organizations that bring tourists to Laguna with a voluntary contribution from the city's hostelries.
Council members don't always get the assignment they want. Newly elected Councilman Steven Dicterow, who was reelected to the Festival of Arts board of directors in November, volunteered to be the liaison to the Festival Coordinating Committee. However, the council gave the position to Councilwoman Toni Iseman.
City Attorney Philip Kohn opined that membership on the board could have raised conflict of interest issues for Dicterow in the city's dealings with the festival, though he resigned from the board Dec. 3.
Iseman also volunteered as the city's representative on the Orange County Vector Control District, a position she had held for several years. The assignment runs through Dec. 31, 2014, bringing her total to 18 positions, eight by herself, nine with other council members and one as an alternate.
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Laguna Art Museum Board — Whalen, Iseman (alternate)
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The actor, 28, reached out to the "Bangerz"singer, 21, in early December, says the insider. "The next day, they hung out," explains the source. "And they've been hooking up ever since."
Cyrus even invited the 6-foot-1 actor on an overnight jaunt from Miami to the Bahamas Dec. 17. (Rumors of a potential romance between the two were ignited after both stars were photographed walking off the same private jet, separately, after returning to Miami from the excursion.)
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Lutz, who says he "got cut" to film January's "The Legend of Hercules," is "nice eye candy" for the singer, adds the insider. "It doesn't hurt that he's Liam's pal," the source continues. "But they really enjoy each other's company."
Cyrus and ex-fiance Hemsworth split back in September after three years together. "I just believe that when a chapter is done, you have to close it and start that new one," the hitmaker told Ellen DeGeneres one month after the couple announced their broken engagement. "That's kind of where I am right now. I felt like I have so much to be thankful for at this time that my energy hasn't really been focused on that."
Up next for the "Adore You" crooner? Cyrus will perform live at Times Square on New Year's Eve, right before the ball drops.
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Cardinal Anthony Okogie, Nigeria's leading prelate, lamented the post-election violence that recently afflicted parts of the nation. Armed Muslim youths burned down Christian churches and homes and looted Christian businesses in northern Nigeria. Goodluck Jonathan, the incumbent and a Christian, defeated two Muslim candidates--Muhammad Buhari and Nuhu Ribadu--in what international observers described as a fair election. Some of Buhari's supporters, however, took to the streets, alleging that the voting was unfair.
Cardinal Okogie defended the election as fair and criticized the government for failing to send security forces to the area in a timely manner. He also criticized candidates who failed to tell their supporters not to engage in violence.
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With a brand overhaul, name change and potential fashion week location move in the pipeline, Marc Jacobs says this is the craziest moment in his life
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It's all change at Marc Jacobs. Not only is the New York Fashion Week designer planning a complete brand overhaul of the logo, packaging and store interiors, he will rename his Marc by Marc Jacobs diffusion line.
"I've always hated that name," Jacobs confessed to W magazine. "I have an idea of what it should be, which I presented to everyone, but I can't really say it yet."
Katie Hillier and Luella Bartley will continue to look after the more affordable label in the Jacobs franchise, and will showcase their first efforts on February 11 at New York autumn/winter 2014 Fashion Week. Arguably one of the hottest tickets on the schedule, W reports that a peak inside their studio showed a montage of Chloë Sevigny (during her Kids era) and Gwyneth Paltrow (as Margot in The Royal Tenenbaums.)
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"It's about being playful again, even a little boyish, and having lots of disparate influences," Bartley has explained of the collection. "I think that's the charm of the Marc girl. She doesn't buy a head-to-toe designer look, so we can't design in that way... I'm thinking about how we would dress, as opposed to putting a fashion collection together."
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Meanwhile over the pond (Hillier and Bartley operate from a base in London's Shoreditch, while Jacobs predominantly remains in his native New York) it's all systems go on a revamp of the mainline accessories.
"I was letting the design team do the bags, and, unfortunately, without my involvement, you get a lot of merchandisers telling the design team what to do," the designer explained. "It got very polluted and diluted and lost its identity, and I think that's the same with the shoes. Not to blame anybody, but things slipped, and the only one who can change that is me."
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With this new identity comes a new Bleecker Street, New York, flagship and the potential for a fashion week schedule move. "There's always been this impression that I've been in Paris only to do Vuitton, and New York for Marc Jacobs, but that's never been the case," he clarifies. "I have Marc Jacobs offices in Paris, and, if anything, maybe they need to get bigger. You know, I'm not opposed to someday showing Marc Jacobs in Paris. It's part of what I thought might be a nice way to distinguish between the two lines."
Of his full steam ahead approach since leaving Louis Vuitton in October 2013, Jacobs says: "This is the craziest moment of my life, but there's always a reason why any given moment is the craziest moment in my life. That's just how it is."
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