Actress Olivia Wilde was stunned to score a role in new comedy The Incredible Burt Wonderstone because she was convinced she was the "lame horse" in...
Reported by ContactMusic 16 hours ago.
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Olivia Wilde Convinced She Had No Chance At Comedy Role
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Olivia Colman named best actress as The Accused scores double success in TV awards
Olivia Colman was last night named best actress at the Royal Television Society Programme awards for her performance in courtroom drama The Accused.
Reported by Telegraph.co.uk 13 hours ago.
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A'lante Flamenco Dance Ensemble Tours Texas with "The Red Shoes: A Flamenco Fairytale"
Austin-based flamenco theater company adds a new Central Texas date to a statewide tour of their critically-acclaimed show. They will be at the Temple Cultural Arts Center April 28, 2013.
Austin, Texas (PRWEB) March 20, 2013
A'lante Flamenco Dance Ensemble, Texas' own touring flamenco theater company, will bring its acclaimed show “The Red Shoes: A Flamenco Fairytale” to Temple's Cultural Activities Center on Sunday, April 28, at 5:30pm. Additional dates, including Houston and San Angelo, are set to follow this spring and summer.
The Austin-based company, formed in 2011, performs both traditional and contemporary Spanish flamenco with a modern twist. The 12-member group is directed by choreographer/artistic director Olivia Chacón. The company debuted “The Red Shoes” to sold out audiences at the Rollins Theater of the Long Center in Austin in October, 2012, and has presented it in the Cameo Theater in San Antonio, as well as San Antonio's Luminaria Festival. Critic Jasmina Wellinghof of the San Antonio Express-News named “The Red Shoes: A Flamenco Fairytale” one of the city's best dance shows of 2012, noting: “Inspired by the familiar Hans Christian Andersen fairy tale... the piece was a creative foray into incorporating flamenco in a conceptual theatrical work that engaged on all levels: music, story interpretation and dancing…Dancing up a storm, Chacon beautifully conveyed both the protagonist’s exhilaration and subsequent disenchantment...intense, classy dancing.”
Of her choreography, the Austin-American Statesman's Jeanne Claire van Ryzin wrote: “Olivia Chácon proved just how flexible flamenco’s centuries-old movement and rhythm vocabulary remains. Dancing to live musical accompaniment, Chácon, joined by three female dancers, distilled traditional flamenco to an angular essence, then burnished it with contemporary touches before adding back the traditional clattering shoes.”
In addition to “The Red Shoes” A'lante will present “Dark Sounds/Sonidos Negros,” a suite of six dances inspired by traditional flamenco musical forms...with a twist. Musical director Isaí Chacón leads a group of six of Texas' best flamenco musicians playing original compositions for both “Sonidos Negros” and “The Red Shoes.”
Directors Olivia and Isaí Chacón returned to Austin after four years living in Madrid, Spain, in 2010. They immediately opened Austin's first flamenco studio, Flamencura Music and Dance, where they offer dance and music lessons to students of all ages. For more information on the artists and their work, plus photos and videos, please see http://www.alanteflamenco.com
Tickets for the Sunday, April 28 performance at the Temple CAC will be on sale April 1 through Temple CAC and alanteflamenco.com.
Ticket prices: Advance Purchase: $21, $17 Seniors, students and military with ID, children under 12.
At the door: $25, $21 Seniors, students and military with ID, children under 12.
Company members are available for interviews or demonstrations. Please contact Olivia Chacón, info(at)flamencura(dot)org or (512)942-7892.. Reported by PRWeb 13 hours ago.
Austin, Texas (PRWEB) March 20, 2013
A'lante Flamenco Dance Ensemble, Texas' own touring flamenco theater company, will bring its acclaimed show “The Red Shoes: A Flamenco Fairytale” to Temple's Cultural Activities Center on Sunday, April 28, at 5:30pm. Additional dates, including Houston and San Angelo, are set to follow this spring and summer.
The Austin-based company, formed in 2011, performs both traditional and contemporary Spanish flamenco with a modern twist. The 12-member group is directed by choreographer/artistic director Olivia Chacón. The company debuted “The Red Shoes” to sold out audiences at the Rollins Theater of the Long Center in Austin in October, 2012, and has presented it in the Cameo Theater in San Antonio, as well as San Antonio's Luminaria Festival. Critic Jasmina Wellinghof of the San Antonio Express-News named “The Red Shoes: A Flamenco Fairytale” one of the city's best dance shows of 2012, noting: “Inspired by the familiar Hans Christian Andersen fairy tale... the piece was a creative foray into incorporating flamenco in a conceptual theatrical work that engaged on all levels: music, story interpretation and dancing…Dancing up a storm, Chacon beautifully conveyed both the protagonist’s exhilaration and subsequent disenchantment...intense, classy dancing.”
Of her choreography, the Austin-American Statesman's Jeanne Claire van Ryzin wrote: “Olivia Chácon proved just how flexible flamenco’s centuries-old movement and rhythm vocabulary remains. Dancing to live musical accompaniment, Chácon, joined by three female dancers, distilled traditional flamenco to an angular essence, then burnished it with contemporary touches before adding back the traditional clattering shoes.”
In addition to “The Red Shoes” A'lante will present “Dark Sounds/Sonidos Negros,” a suite of six dances inspired by traditional flamenco musical forms...with a twist. Musical director Isaí Chacón leads a group of six of Texas' best flamenco musicians playing original compositions for both “Sonidos Negros” and “The Red Shoes.”
Directors Olivia and Isaí Chacón returned to Austin after four years living in Madrid, Spain, in 2010. They immediately opened Austin's first flamenco studio, Flamencura Music and Dance, where they offer dance and music lessons to students of all ages. For more information on the artists and their work, plus photos and videos, please see http://www.alanteflamenco.com
Tickets for the Sunday, April 28 performance at the Temple CAC will be on sale April 1 through Temple CAC and alanteflamenco.com.
Ticket prices: Advance Purchase: $21, $17 Seniors, students and military with ID, children under 12.
At the door: $25, $21 Seniors, students and military with ID, children under 12.
Company members are available for interviews or demonstrations. Please contact Olivia Chacón, info(at)flamencura(dot)org or (512)942-7892.. Reported by PRWeb 13 hours ago.
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Olivia Wilde Aiming To Help Improve Healthcare In Africa
Actress Olivia Wilde is teaming up with a top U.S. economist in a new campaign aimed at improving healthcare in rural Africa.The Tron: Legacy star...
Reported by ContactMusic 11 hours ago.
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Private Investigator Give Information on Covert Investigation Services in Light of BBC News Article: Howell’s School, Denbigh: Head Wins Unfair Dismissal Case
Private Investigator give information on covert investigation services in light of BBC News article dated 12th March 2013: Howell’s School, Denbigh: head wins unfair dismissal case.
(PRWEB UK) 20 March 2013
According to the BBC News report Bernard Routledge was suspended and later sacked from his post of Head Teacher at Howell’s School after a disiplinary hearing by the brother of trustee Robbie Locke over inappropriate conduct with pupils online. It was found that Fifty year old Routledge had communicated with students on a page entitled, The Bernie Routledge Appreciation Society. Routledge’s partner Helen Price, head of PE and pastoral care also lost her job at the school because, she claims, of her association with Mr Routledge.
The report goes on to say that an employment tribunal in Shrewsbury (case number 1600374/12) chaired by Judge John Thomas found that there was no evidence of conduct justifying the dismissals. The tribunal found that both Mr Routledge and Ms Price had been unfairly dismissed and had suffered detriment as a result.
Private Investigator is often approached by members of the public and by business to investigate employment situations and issues such as, unfair dismissal of an employee and gross misconduct by an employee. Private Detective has helped many people by finding evidence and proof through thorough investigations into unfair dismissal, stealing, sexual harassment and fraud, to name but a few. Investigations can take from just one week to as much as a few months to get to the truth. Private Detective has had huge success in investigating these situations and has helped many find the truth.
Spokesperson from Private Investigator, Olivia Wilkinson said:
“Cases can be interesting, demanding and quite diverse and in my professional opinion the case of Mr Routledge and Ms Price could have benefitted from a thorough investigation by a private detective."
Private Investigator located in Bristol along with their sister company Private Investigator located in Manchester is a team of highly trained professional and discreet private investigators and detectives with over 35 years’ experience in the industry. Their understanding and approachable team of male and female detectives are available 24/7 to conduct matrimonial, corporate and private investigations Reported by PRWeb 11 hours ago.
(PRWEB UK) 20 March 2013
According to the BBC News report Bernard Routledge was suspended and later sacked from his post of Head Teacher at Howell’s School after a disiplinary hearing by the brother of trustee Robbie Locke over inappropriate conduct with pupils online. It was found that Fifty year old Routledge had communicated with students on a page entitled, The Bernie Routledge Appreciation Society. Routledge’s partner Helen Price, head of PE and pastoral care also lost her job at the school because, she claims, of her association with Mr Routledge.
The report goes on to say that an employment tribunal in Shrewsbury (case number 1600374/12) chaired by Judge John Thomas found that there was no evidence of conduct justifying the dismissals. The tribunal found that both Mr Routledge and Ms Price had been unfairly dismissed and had suffered detriment as a result.
Private Investigator is often approached by members of the public and by business to investigate employment situations and issues such as, unfair dismissal of an employee and gross misconduct by an employee. Private Detective has helped many people by finding evidence and proof through thorough investigations into unfair dismissal, stealing, sexual harassment and fraud, to name but a few. Investigations can take from just one week to as much as a few months to get to the truth. Private Detective has had huge success in investigating these situations and has helped many find the truth.
Spokesperson from Private Investigator, Olivia Wilkinson said:
“Cases can be interesting, demanding and quite diverse and in my professional opinion the case of Mr Routledge and Ms Price could have benefitted from a thorough investigation by a private detective."
Private Investigator located in Bristol along with their sister company Private Investigator located in Manchester is a team of highly trained professional and discreet private investigators and detectives with over 35 years’ experience in the industry. Their understanding and approachable team of male and female detectives are available 24/7 to conduct matrimonial, corporate and private investigations Reported by PRWeb 11 hours ago.
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"Drinking Buddies" - cast: Olivia Wilde, Anna Kendrick, Ron Livingston, Jake Johnson, Ti West, Roberta Chung, Callie Stephens
*Release date :* TBA 2013
*Synopsis :* Weekend trips, office parties, late night conversations, drinking on the job, marriage pressure, biological clocks, holding eye contact a second ... Reported by AceShowbiz 8 hours ago.
*Synopsis :* Weekend trips, office parties, late night conversations, drinking on the job, marriage pressure, biological clocks, holding eye contact a second ... Reported by AceShowbiz 8 hours ago.
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Lymphoma Survivor On a Trip to Paris via San Carlos
Patch San Carlos, CA --As a first stop on her way to Paris, 17-year-old lymphoma survivor Alison will visit the San Carlos headquarters of LUV footwear.
She dreamed of visiting Paris . . . and of shoe shopping.
The Make-A-Wish Foundation of the Greater Bay Area is making it happen, with a visit to LUV footwear part of the dream.
Alison, an Oakland resident, has dreamed of visiting Paris since she was a little girl.
Partly, she wanted to visit famous sites like the Eiffel Tower and the Louvre, but she also dreamed of shopping—specifically shoe shopping.
In choosing this wish, Alison wanted to “reach for the stars,” according to her mom, Melissa.
Now in remission from Hodgkin’s lymphoma, Alison recently completed a very difficult chemotherapy course that made her feel like last summer and the first half of her senior year in high school were “taken away by cancer.”
An avid shopper, she looks forward to visiting small boutiques as well as eating some of what France is known for: cheese, fresh bread, and pastries.
After all the “emotional stress” of treatment, Alison is “looking forward to something uniquely special. Her wish being granted to go to Paris just makes the losses of the past dim a bit more, and she feels special to be given this unique wish,” says her mom.
As a special send off for her weeklong visit to Paris, Make-A-Wish Greater Bay Area has teamed up with LUV Footwear to give Alison a preview of what shoe design and creation entails.
Alison, her mother and brother will visit the San Carlos headquarters of LUV Footwear on March 22, where they will meet with CEO Michael Toschi and Director of Design, Caroline Cecil.
In addition to visiting the showroom, Toschi and Cecil will explain how a shoe is made, and give her a presentation on how the LUV Dream Flat collection was conceived and brought through to production. Alison will also be taking a few pairs of Dream Flats with her on her trip to Paris.
*About Make-A-Wish^® Greater Bay Area:*
Make-A-Wish Greater Bay Area grants the wishes of children with life-threatening medical conditions to enrich the human experience with hope, strength and joy. In 2013 Make-A-Wish Greater Bay Area embarks on 29 years of fulfilling magical wishes.
During its first year of operation, in 1984, the chapter granted 27 wishes. Now one of the largest chapters nationwide, the Greater Bay Area grants over 300 wishes per year and has granted over 6,000 wishes to date. T
he chapter covers 17 Northern California counties: Alameda, Contra Costa, Del Norte, Humboldt, Lake, Mendocino, Napa, Marin, Monterey, San Benito, San Francisco, San Mateo, Santa Cruz, Santa Clara, Siskiyou, Solano and Sonoma.
The goal of Make-A-Wish is to grant a wish to every eligible child in its territory. Anyone can suggest a child for a wish. For more information or to refer a child for a wish, please call 415/982-9474 or visit www.SF.Wish.org
*About LUV Footwear:*
LUV Footwear is a company founded by Michael Toschi with a concept to revolutionize the ballerina flat with both artistic expression as well as anatomical performance. Equipped to deliver an infinite selection of stylish offerings and a comfort experience that is described as weightless support, LUV Footwear creates collectable, limited edition footwear with fun, cute and beautiful personalities.
*More on San Carlos Patch:*
· Local Catholic Community Weighs in On New Pope
· Report: Local Apartments Unaffordable for 57% of Renters
· San Mateo County Ranks No. 15 for Youth Homicide Victimization in California
· Pope Benedict XVI to Resign; Local Reaction
· Olivia, Alexander, Ethan Most Popular Baby Names in San Mateo County in 2012 Reported by Patch 2 hours ago.
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Sean Bean And Olivia Colman Lead Royal Television Society Awards
Sean Bean and Olivia Colman picked up the top acting prizes at the U.K.'s Royal Television Society Programme Awards on Tuesday (19Mar13) for their...
Reported by ContactMusic 7 hours ago.
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Jessica Hynes feels blue at RTS awards | Media Monkey
*Love is in the effing air
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There was only one moment on the lips of assorted hacks, hangers-on and execs at Tuesday night's RTS Television programme awards – and it wasn't the on-air remarks of Coronation Street's William Roache (Ken Barlow) hours beforehand. Nope, it was the show-stealing acceptance speech from Twenty Twelve star Jessica Hynes. "How can anybody judge Ruth Jones, Jack Whitehall, Jessica Hynes? How do you fucking judge that, I really don't know. By height?" started Hynes. So far, so unremarkable. Then Hynes turned to Jack Whitehall, who she beat to the comedy performance award: "No, I do like Jack, I do like Jack, but you are young and you are male. No, you are quite funny, you are quite funny. You got a long way fucking to go, a long way to go my friend. But yeah. Not bad. You're okay." By this point, Hynes had been on stage a good few minutes as presenter, Jo Brand, began to look ever more nervous from the sidelines. But Hynes continued: "I love television. I love it. I love television. From the age of six months, my mother sat me in front of the test card, she did. She was a bad mother. I love television, I love it and everyone goes on about film. They are like 'films' – fuck film. Fuck films. Oh 'I make a film, I make a film' – fuck them. 'I make a film, my God, I make a fucking film' – who gives a fucking shit? I couldn't give a shit. I don't give a fucking shit. I don't give a shit. Television is my fucking heart. It is my fucking heart. I love it. I love it." We think she loves it.
*Added interest
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Hynes' "fuck film" became a recurring theme of the night, with other award winners using it. Collecting the prize for best entertainment performance for the 12th, yes 12th, series of I'm a Celebrity … Get Me Out of Here, Declan Donnelly said: "We did a film, Alien Autopsy. But fuck film. Jessica, you know what I'm talking about. I'll see you in the bar." Monkey did in fact see Jessica later in the bar, along with her co-star Hugh Bonneville, who was asking the star of Channel 4's Bank of Dave, Dave Fishwick, about his interest accounts. Dave told him there's a waiting list to join. "Nobody jumps the queue ahead of anyone else," Dave told Monkey. Quite right too.
*Colman's speech is mustard
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A close runner-up for best speech was new national treasure Broadchurch star, Olivia Colman, who won best female actor. She asked the audience if she could tell them "something embarrassing" about her husband: "When the Olympics were on screen a minute ago and there was the picture of Mo Farah, he went: 'It's Mo Mowlam'!" Taxi for Colman.
*Bean there, not done that
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Not often hard-nosed television executives go "aaah" at a speech at the RTS awards. But there were two outbursts of sentimentality this year. The first was when sports legend Dave Gordon won the lifetime achievement gong and said: "I can die a happy man." The second was when a humble Sean Bean won best actor and said: "I've never won anything before." Monkey swears there was barely a dry eye in the house. Reported by guardian.co.uk 6 hours ago.
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There was only one moment on the lips of assorted hacks, hangers-on and execs at Tuesday night's RTS Television programme awards – and it wasn't the on-air remarks of Coronation Street's William Roache (Ken Barlow) hours beforehand. Nope, it was the show-stealing acceptance speech from Twenty Twelve star Jessica Hynes. "How can anybody judge Ruth Jones, Jack Whitehall, Jessica Hynes? How do you fucking judge that, I really don't know. By height?" started Hynes. So far, so unremarkable. Then Hynes turned to Jack Whitehall, who she beat to the comedy performance award: "No, I do like Jack, I do like Jack, but you are young and you are male. No, you are quite funny, you are quite funny. You got a long way fucking to go, a long way to go my friend. But yeah. Not bad. You're okay." By this point, Hynes had been on stage a good few minutes as presenter, Jo Brand, began to look ever more nervous from the sidelines. But Hynes continued: "I love television. I love it. I love television. From the age of six months, my mother sat me in front of the test card, she did. She was a bad mother. I love television, I love it and everyone goes on about film. They are like 'films' – fuck film. Fuck films. Oh 'I make a film, I make a film' – fuck them. 'I make a film, my God, I make a fucking film' – who gives a fucking shit? I couldn't give a shit. I don't give a fucking shit. I don't give a shit. Television is my fucking heart. It is my fucking heart. I love it. I love it." We think she loves it.
*Added interest
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Hynes' "fuck film" became a recurring theme of the night, with other award winners using it. Collecting the prize for best entertainment performance for the 12th, yes 12th, series of I'm a Celebrity … Get Me Out of Here, Declan Donnelly said: "We did a film, Alien Autopsy. But fuck film. Jessica, you know what I'm talking about. I'll see you in the bar." Monkey did in fact see Jessica later in the bar, along with her co-star Hugh Bonneville, who was asking the star of Channel 4's Bank of Dave, Dave Fishwick, about his interest accounts. Dave told him there's a waiting list to join. "Nobody jumps the queue ahead of anyone else," Dave told Monkey. Quite right too.
*Colman's speech is mustard
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A close runner-up for best speech was new national treasure Broadchurch star, Olivia Colman, who won best female actor. She asked the audience if she could tell them "something embarrassing" about her husband: "When the Olympics were on screen a minute ago and there was the picture of Mo Farah, he went: 'It's Mo Mowlam'!" Taxi for Colman.
*Bean there, not done that
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Not often hard-nosed television executives go "aaah" at a speech at the RTS awards. But there were two outbursts of sentimentality this year. The first was when sports legend Dave Gordon won the lifetime achievement gong and said: "I can die a happy man." The second was when a humble Sean Bean won best actor and said: "I've never won anything before." Monkey swears there was barely a dry eye in the house. Reported by guardian.co.uk 6 hours ago.
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Sean Bean and Olivia Colman lead Royal Television Society Awards
SEAN BEAN and OLIVIA COLMAN picked up the top acting prizes at the Royal Television Society Programme Awards on Tuesday (19Mar13) for their roles in gritty drama ACCUSED.
Reported by OK! 4 hours ago.
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Law & Order: SVU: Who Is Benson's Mystery Man? We Round Up 7 Suspects
Law & Order: SVU: Who Is Benson's Mystery Man? We Round Up 7 Suspects
Seattle Post-Intelligencer
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Published 7:27 am, Wednesday, March 20, 2013
After months of anticipation and impassioned guessing from fans, Law & Order: SVU will finally reveal Det. Benson's mystery man on Wednesday's episode (9/8c on NBC). When Braugher was first cast early last season, speculation quickly arose that his character might become something more than a colleague - and occasional rival - to Benson. It's been 13 years since Olivia first hooked up with her NYPD colleague way back in Season 1, during what she called a drunken one-night stand. [...] while it might be hard to remember the duo's brief courtship at the start of the series, it's hard to forget that kiss they shared when Cassidy was in the hospital after being shot while undercover. Benson was there by Amaro's side when his wife was overseas, then when she left, and also when he came under suspicion by the NYPD for his friendship with a prostitute who was later murdered. Technically, Amaro was the one inquiring about Benson's new mystery man, but maybe that was the show's way of throwing fans, and the other people at the crime scene, off the scent? Scariest TV and movie serial killers The man who was the brash, pushy outsider ADA not so long ago has quickly worked his way into the squad's inner circle, especially with Olivia, because of his passion. After 12 seasons of sharing a close partnership and a rare friendship, maybe Stabler finally thought it was the right time to make a move now that he and Olivia aren't working together anymore. Reported by SeattlePI.com 5 hours ago.
Seattle Post-Intelligencer
Copyright 2013 Seattle Post-Intelligencer. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.
Published 7:27 am, Wednesday, March 20, 2013
After months of anticipation and impassioned guessing from fans, Law & Order: SVU will finally reveal Det. Benson's mystery man on Wednesday's episode (9/8c on NBC). When Braugher was first cast early last season, speculation quickly arose that his character might become something more than a colleague - and occasional rival - to Benson. It's been 13 years since Olivia first hooked up with her NYPD colleague way back in Season 1, during what she called a drunken one-night stand. [...] while it might be hard to remember the duo's brief courtship at the start of the series, it's hard to forget that kiss they shared when Cassidy was in the hospital after being shot while undercover. Benson was there by Amaro's side when his wife was overseas, then when she left, and also when he came under suspicion by the NYPD for his friendship with a prostitute who was later murdered. Technically, Amaro was the one inquiring about Benson's new mystery man, but maybe that was the show's way of throwing fans, and the other people at the crime scene, off the scent? Scariest TV and movie serial killers The man who was the brash, pushy outsider ADA not so long ago has quickly worked his way into the squad's inner circle, especially with Olivia, because of his passion. After 12 seasons of sharing a close partnership and a rare friendship, maybe Stabler finally thought it was the right time to make a move now that he and Olivia aren't working together anymore. Reported by SeattlePI.com 5 hours ago.
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7UP Named Official Soft Drink of 2013 CONCACAF Gold Cup
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*7UP Named Official Soft Drink of 2013 CONCACAF Gold Cup*
MIAMI--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- The Confederation of North, Central America and Caribbean Association Football (CONCACAF) today announced an agreement with Dr Pepper Snapple Group (NYS: DPS) that makes 7UP the Official Soft Drink of the 2013 CONCACAF Gold Cup.
Through the agreement, 7UP will work with CONCACAF and its commercial agency, Traffic Sports, to develop programs that engage and excite fans leading up to and surrounding the Gold Cup - including consumer promotions, retail merchandising, ticket giveaways, premium offers, in-game advertising, product sampling and inclusion in promotional marketing materials, among other activities. The agreement also includes Clamato, Squirt, Sunkist soda, Peñafiel and other DPS brands.
"7UP is an iconic brand known for providing uplifting refreshment to its consumers, and they are a natural partner for a tournament with a growing, passionate following," said CONCACAF's general secretary, Enrique Sanz. "We are excited to team up with 7UP and DPS to connect with fans in ways they have never been reached and to ultimately enhance their enjoyment of the Gold Cup experience."
"Soccer is defined by great moments, and 7UP fans love to savor life's moments, which is why we are pleased to be sponsoring this year's Gold Cup," said Olivia Vela, director of multicultural marketing for DPS. "We're looking forward to working with CONCACAF to develop programs that reward our fans' passion for the Beautiful Game and for life in general with a truly memorable experience at one of the biggest soccer events on the continent."
"We are delighted to have DPS back as a sponsor of the Gold Cup. Their participation is a great example of brands with multi-national appeal truly capitalizing on a multi-national tournament," said Marcelo Radice, director of sponsorship sales & marketing at Traffic Sports. "Their commitment further demonstrates the growing popularity and power of soccer around the region."
Taking place every two years, the Gold Cup has become the region's most popular soccer event, routinely drawing capacity crowds and millions of TV viewers across North, Central America and the Caribbean. Featuring the best players from the CONCACAF's three sub-regions, the tournament has grown into a 12-nation championship.
Group matches will take place July 7-16 in nine cities across the U.S. Quarterfinal matches, followed by July 20 in Atlanta and July 21 in Baltimore. Semifinal matches will be played July 24 in Arlington, Texas, and the championship is set for historic Soldier Field in Chicago on July 28 (3:30 p.m. ET). All 25 matches of the 2013 CONCACAF Gold Cup will be broadcast live on TV in the U.S. FOX Sports Media Group for the first time ever. Three matches are slated to be shown on FOX Sports, including the final. Univison will be broadcasting all games on its Spanish language platforms through its network.
*About CONCACAF*
CONCACAF "The Confederation of North, Central America and Caribbean Association Football" is one of six continental confederations of FIFA (Fédération Internationale de Football Association) and serves as the governing body of football in this part of the world. It is composed of 40 national associations, from Canada in the north to Guyana, Surinam and French Guyana in the south.
*About Dr Pepper Snapple Group*
Dr Pepper Snapple Group (NYS: DPS) is a leading producer of flavored beverages in North America and the Caribbean. Its success is fueled by more than 50 brands that are synonymous with refreshment, fun and flavor. In addition to its flagship Dr Pepper and Snapple brands, the Company's portfolio includes 7UP, A&W, Canada Dry, Clamato, Crush, Hawaiian Punch, Mott's, Mr & Mrs T mixers, Peñafiel, Rose's, Schweppes, Squirt and Sunkist soda. To learn more about the Plano, Texas-based company, please visit DrPepperSnapple.com. For the latest news and updates, follow the Company at Facebook.com/DrPepperSnapple or Twitter.com/DrPepperSnapple.
*About Traffic Sports*
Traffic Sports is one of the leading sports and entertainment companies in the world with a primary focus on soccer. Traffic Sports was founded in São Paulo, Brazil 32 years ago and continues to be headquartered there. Traffic has regional offices in Miami (Traffic Sports USA) and Lisbon, Portugal. Over the past three decades, Traffic has organized and/or commercialized most of the official international soccer events in the Americas including for example: Copa America (since 1987), Copa Libertadores, Copa Sudamericana, Gold Cup (1991 - 2003), Champions Cup (1991- 2003) and CONMEBOL and CONCACAF World Cup Qualifying. In 2005 Traffic established its team, academy and player division which currently includes the Fort Lauderdale Strikers, Atlanta Silverbacks and Carolina RailHawks (Members of the North American Soccer League - NASL), Desportivo Brasil (Team and Academy located in the state of São Paulo, Brazil; Affiliated with Manchester United) and Estoril (Portuguese First Division Team). For more information, visit www.trafficsports.com.
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The article 7UP Named Official Soft Drink of 2013 CONCACAF Gold Cup Reported by DailyFinance 4 hours ago.
*7UP Named Official Soft Drink of 2013 CONCACAF Gold Cup*
MIAMI--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- The Confederation of North, Central America and Caribbean Association Football (CONCACAF) today announced an agreement with Dr Pepper Snapple Group (NYS: DPS) that makes 7UP the Official Soft Drink of the 2013 CONCACAF Gold Cup.
Through the agreement, 7UP will work with CONCACAF and its commercial agency, Traffic Sports, to develop programs that engage and excite fans leading up to and surrounding the Gold Cup - including consumer promotions, retail merchandising, ticket giveaways, premium offers, in-game advertising, product sampling and inclusion in promotional marketing materials, among other activities. The agreement also includes Clamato, Squirt, Sunkist soda, Peñafiel and other DPS brands.
"7UP is an iconic brand known for providing uplifting refreshment to its consumers, and they are a natural partner for a tournament with a growing, passionate following," said CONCACAF's general secretary, Enrique Sanz. "We are excited to team up with 7UP and DPS to connect with fans in ways they have never been reached and to ultimately enhance their enjoyment of the Gold Cup experience."
"Soccer is defined by great moments, and 7UP fans love to savor life's moments, which is why we are pleased to be sponsoring this year's Gold Cup," said Olivia Vela, director of multicultural marketing for DPS. "We're looking forward to working with CONCACAF to develop programs that reward our fans' passion for the Beautiful Game and for life in general with a truly memorable experience at one of the biggest soccer events on the continent."
"We are delighted to have DPS back as a sponsor of the Gold Cup. Their participation is a great example of brands with multi-national appeal truly capitalizing on a multi-national tournament," said Marcelo Radice, director of sponsorship sales & marketing at Traffic Sports. "Their commitment further demonstrates the growing popularity and power of soccer around the region."
Taking place every two years, the Gold Cup has become the region's most popular soccer event, routinely drawing capacity crowds and millions of TV viewers across North, Central America and the Caribbean. Featuring the best players from the CONCACAF's three sub-regions, the tournament has grown into a 12-nation championship.
Group matches will take place July 7-16 in nine cities across the U.S. Quarterfinal matches, followed by July 20 in Atlanta and July 21 in Baltimore. Semifinal matches will be played July 24 in Arlington, Texas, and the championship is set for historic Soldier Field in Chicago on July 28 (3:30 p.m. ET). All 25 matches of the 2013 CONCACAF Gold Cup will be broadcast live on TV in the U.S. FOX Sports Media Group for the first time ever. Three matches are slated to be shown on FOX Sports, including the final. Univison will be broadcasting all games on its Spanish language platforms through its network.
*About CONCACAF*
CONCACAF "The Confederation of North, Central America and Caribbean Association Football" is one of six continental confederations of FIFA (Fédération Internationale de Football Association) and serves as the governing body of football in this part of the world. It is composed of 40 national associations, from Canada in the north to Guyana, Surinam and French Guyana in the south.
*About Dr Pepper Snapple Group*
Dr Pepper Snapple Group (NYS: DPS) is a leading producer of flavored beverages in North America and the Caribbean. Its success is fueled by more than 50 brands that are synonymous with refreshment, fun and flavor. In addition to its flagship Dr Pepper and Snapple brands, the Company's portfolio includes 7UP, A&W, Canada Dry, Clamato, Crush, Hawaiian Punch, Mott's, Mr & Mrs T mixers, Peñafiel, Rose's, Schweppes, Squirt and Sunkist soda. To learn more about the Plano, Texas-based company, please visit DrPepperSnapple.com. For the latest news and updates, follow the Company at Facebook.com/DrPepperSnapple or Twitter.com/DrPepperSnapple.
*About Traffic Sports*
Traffic Sports is one of the leading sports and entertainment companies in the world with a primary focus on soccer. Traffic Sports was founded in São Paulo, Brazil 32 years ago and continues to be headquartered there. Traffic has regional offices in Miami (Traffic Sports USA) and Lisbon, Portugal. Over the past three decades, Traffic has organized and/or commercialized most of the official international soccer events in the Americas including for example: Copa America (since 1987), Copa Libertadores, Copa Sudamericana, Gold Cup (1991 - 2003), Champions Cup (1991- 2003) and CONMEBOL and CONCACAF World Cup Qualifying. In 2005 Traffic established its team, academy and player division which currently includes the Fort Lauderdale Strikers, Atlanta Silverbacks and Carolina RailHawks (Members of the North American Soccer League - NASL), Desportivo Brasil (Team and Academy located in the state of São Paulo, Brazil; Affiliated with Manchester United) and Estoril (Portuguese First Division Team). For more information, visit www.trafficsports.com.
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Phill Jupitus and Rich Hall coming to Frome Festival 2013
This is Somerset -- The Frome Festival 2013 is delighted to welcome comedians Phill Jupitus and Rich Hall to Frome this summer. Top notch funny men, straight off the telly and on to a stage nearby, they'll be celebrating the 100th anniversary of Benjamin Britten's birth with a semi-staged version of his opera, 'The Turn of the Screw' at Cooper Hall, in collaboration with Bath Philharmonia - expect a 16-piece chamber orchestra and ghostly goings on. For real opera lovers there'll also be a rare chance to hear world-renowned bass-baritone and great favourite of Britten, John Shirley-Quirk, put six talented young singers through their paces in a 'TheTurn of the Screw' masterclass. The Festival is also celebrating a 21st birthday for stones, 'ECOS' stones to be exact. Twenty one years ago this summer these massive monoliths were carted across Europe to their final resting place in Frome, where they form the backdrop to the ECOS amphitheatre, snug beside the Merlin Theatre. Join them there for a night under the stars with The Afrobeat Messengers. John Power will be here too, formerly of the LA's and CAST, he returns to the Cheese and Grain with a pared down acoustic set. Expect alchemy. Expand your musical horizons with alt-folk rising star, Olivia Chaney, hailed by Jarvis Cocker as 'one to watch', she'll be playing solo at Cooper Hall. Look out too for pianist Ashley Wass, currently making waves on the international music circuit. He'll be bringing Beethoven, Barber and Liszt to Cooper Hall. Don't miss. And to round off the ten day extravaganza that is Frome Festival they'll have Hank Wangford to see everyone out with style. He'll be partying hard at the Cheese and Grain. Do join him. If Words are your thing the Festival has them in abundance this year. Novellist Michelle Roberts will be joining entrants of the 'Frome Festival Short Story Competition' to award the prizes for best entries. Writers can also come face to face with literary agents, rattle off haikus and write flash fiction for prizes at Rook Lane Chapel. The Archangel is hosting poetry, with the effervescent 'Hip Yak Poetry Shack', featuring Johnny Fluffypunk and friends. National treasure, Ian McMillan will be teaming up with his mate, Luke Carver-Goss at the Merlin to bring us 'words, music, glee and delight', and dear festival friend, Prunella Scales, will be on hand breathe life into the poems of Leo Aylen, live at Rook Lane Chapel. Aside from these headliners visitors can enjoy an amazing array of events, including the annual Food Feast curtain-raiser, mysterious tunnelling, secret gardens, fabulous art at The Black Swan and Toolshed galleries, sculptors, open studios and hands-on opportunities. None of them costing the earth. Prices range from free to middling, with plenty in between. Keep bang up to date with all the latest festival news on twitter, facebook and via the Festival website. Listen out for Festival Up-dates on Frome FM. And bag yourselves a copy of 2013 Festival Brochure. Available mid-May, and featuring a front cover by the ever-inventive Sholto Walker.
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Frome Festival Announces Headline Acts for 2013
This is Somerset --
As the Frome Festival 2013 brochure heads closer and closer to the printing press they share some of the fantastic acts that they have lined up for this years festival with us.
The Festival is delighted to welcome comedians Phill Jupitus and Rich Hall to Frome this summer. Top notch funny men, straight off the telly and on to a stage nearby. They'll be celebrating the 100th anniversary of Benjamin Britten's birth with a semi-staged version of his opera, 'The Turn of the Screw' at Cooper Hall, in collaboration with Bath Philharmonia; expect a sixteen piece chamber orchestra and ghostly goings on. For real opera lovers there'll also be a rare chance to hear world-renowned bass-baritone and great favourite of Britten, John Shirley-Quirk, put six talented young singers through their paces in a 'TheTurn of the Screw' masterclass.
The Festival is also celebrating a 21st birthday for stones, 'ECOS' stones to be exact. Twenty one years ago this summer these massive monoliths were carted across Europe to their final resting place in Frome, where they form the backdrop to the ECOS amphitheatre, snug beside the Merlin Theatre. Join them there for a night under the stars with The Afrobeat Messengers. John Power will be here too, formerly of the LA's and CAST, he returns to the Cheese and Grain with a pared down acoustic set. Expect alchemy. Expand your musical horizons with alt-folk rising star, Olivia Chaney, hailed by Jarvis Cocker as 'one to watch', she'll be playing solo at Cooper Hall. Look out too for pianist Ashley Wass, currently making waves on the international music circuit. He'll be bringing Beethoven, Barber and Liszt to Cooper Hall. Don't miss. And to round off the ten day extravaganza that is Frome Festival they'll have Hank Wangford to see everyone out with style. He'll be partying hard at the Cheese and Grain. Do join him.
If Words are your thing the Festival has them in abundance this year. Novellist Michelle Roberts will be joining entrants of the 'Frome Festival Short Story Competition' to award the prizes for best entries. Writers can also come face to face with literary agents, rattle off haikus and write flash fiction for prizes at Rook Lane Chapel. The Archangel is hosting poetry, with the effervescent 'Hip Yak Poetry Shack', featuring Johnny Fluffypunk and friends. National treasure, Ian McMillan will be teaming up with his mate, Luke Carver-Goss at the Merlin to bring us 'words, music, glee and delight', and dear festival friend, Prunella Scales, will be on hand breathe life into the poems of Leo Aylen, live at Rook Lane Chapel.
Aside from these headliners visitors can enjoy an amazing array of events, including the annual Food Feast curtain-raiser, mysterious tunnelling, secret gardens, fabulous art at The Black Swan and Toolshed galleries, sculptors, open studios and hands-on opportunities. None of them costing the earth. Prices range from free to middling, with plenty in between. Keep bang up to date with all the latest festival news on twitter, facebook and via the Festival website. Listen out for Festival Up-dates on Frome FM. And bag yourselves a copy of 2013 Festival Brochure. Available mid-May, and featuring a front cover by the ever-inventive Sholto Walker.
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As the Frome Festival 2013 brochure heads closer and closer to the printing press they share some of the fantastic acts that they have lined up for this years festival with us.
The Festival is delighted to welcome comedians Phill Jupitus and Rich Hall to Frome this summer. Top notch funny men, straight off the telly and on to a stage nearby. They'll be celebrating the 100th anniversary of Benjamin Britten's birth with a semi-staged version of his opera, 'The Turn of the Screw' at Cooper Hall, in collaboration with Bath Philharmonia; expect a sixteen piece chamber orchestra and ghostly goings on. For real opera lovers there'll also be a rare chance to hear world-renowned bass-baritone and great favourite of Britten, John Shirley-Quirk, put six talented young singers through their paces in a 'TheTurn of the Screw' masterclass.
The Festival is also celebrating a 21st birthday for stones, 'ECOS' stones to be exact. Twenty one years ago this summer these massive monoliths were carted across Europe to their final resting place in Frome, where they form the backdrop to the ECOS amphitheatre, snug beside the Merlin Theatre. Join them there for a night under the stars with The Afrobeat Messengers. John Power will be here too, formerly of the LA's and CAST, he returns to the Cheese and Grain with a pared down acoustic set. Expect alchemy. Expand your musical horizons with alt-folk rising star, Olivia Chaney, hailed by Jarvis Cocker as 'one to watch', she'll be playing solo at Cooper Hall. Look out too for pianist Ashley Wass, currently making waves on the international music circuit. He'll be bringing Beethoven, Barber and Liszt to Cooper Hall. Don't miss. And to round off the ten day extravaganza that is Frome Festival they'll have Hank Wangford to see everyone out with style. He'll be partying hard at the Cheese and Grain. Do join him.
If Words are your thing the Festival has them in abundance this year. Novellist Michelle Roberts will be joining entrants of the 'Frome Festival Short Story Competition' to award the prizes for best entries. Writers can also come face to face with literary agents, rattle off haikus and write flash fiction for prizes at Rook Lane Chapel. The Archangel is hosting poetry, with the effervescent 'Hip Yak Poetry Shack', featuring Johnny Fluffypunk and friends. National treasure, Ian McMillan will be teaming up with his mate, Luke Carver-Goss at the Merlin to bring us 'words, music, glee and delight', and dear festival friend, Prunella Scales, will be on hand breathe life into the poems of Leo Aylen, live at Rook Lane Chapel.
Aside from these headliners visitors can enjoy an amazing array of events, including the annual Food Feast curtain-raiser, mysterious tunnelling, secret gardens, fabulous art at The Black Swan and Toolshed galleries, sculptors, open studios and hands-on opportunities. None of them costing the earth. Prices range from free to middling, with plenty in between. Keep bang up to date with all the latest festival news on twitter, facebook and via the Festival website. Listen out for Festival Up-dates on Frome FM. And bag yourselves a copy of 2013 Festival Brochure. Available mid-May, and featuring a front cover by the ever-inventive Sholto Walker.
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Mid Somerset Festival 2013 - More results
This is Bath -- March 14 Class: 39 Reading Aloud (14 & 15) Jennifer McGlynn 40 Reading Aloud (16 & over) Miranda Shirnia 69 Group Acting (21 & under) Next Stage Youth 76 Duo Acting (under 17) Matilda Thomson & Sophie Drew 96 Classical Drama (14 & over) Elliot Shirnia March 15 Class 16A Verse Speaking (91/2-10) Amman Hassan 16B Verse Speaking (91/2-10) Sam Morgan 17A Verse Speaking (10-101/2) Liberty Shirnia 17B Verse Speaking (10-101/2) Harvey Wilson 22 Verse Speaking (121/2-13) Laura Smith 23 Verse Speaking (13-131/2) Harry Kemp 24 Verse Speaking (131/2-14) Florence Shirnia 29 Shared Verse (11 & under) Liberty Shirnia & Julian Shirnia 30 Bible Reading (10 & under) Tabitha Mattock 35 Reading Aloud (8) Keira Purewall 36 Reading Aloud (9) Emily Bleakley 42 Memorised Prose (9 &10) Freddie Vaughan 48 Story Telling Felix Robertson 61 Duo Mime (10 & 11) Anna Blezard & Eleanor Robertson 72A Duo Acting (under 12) Hermione Titcombe & Ysobel Andrews 72B Duo Acting (under 12) Ben Pearson & Alex Maclaren 87 Solo Acting (14) Isabelle Ingledew 88 Solo Acting (15) Emilie Bolt 89 Solo Acting (16) Charles Beaven 93 Solo Shakespeare (15 & 16) Charles Beaven Musical Theatre MT1 Solo (11 & under) Lucy Bean MT2 Solo (14 & under) Caitlin Mazza MT3 Solo (16 & under) Yasmine Meaden MT4 Solo (open) Bridgwater College MT6 Duo (14 & under) Lucy Pughe-Morgan & Meg Murphy MT7 Duo (16 & under) Grace Sessions & Charlotte Bond MT8 Duo (open) Bridgwater College MT10 Group (14 & under) Stagecoach Bath MT11 Group (16 & under) Stagecoach 1 MT12 Group (open) Bridgwater College MAJOR AWARDS Bath High School Cup Benjamin Bathurst and Olivia Stockinger Browne Challenge Trophy Miranda Webb Cawood Challenge Rose Bowl Arthur Williams Celia Powell Memorial Trophy Isabel Elliot, Charles Beaven and Miranda Shirnia De Reyes Challenge Trophy Lara Lawman Donald Sadler Trophy Harvey Wilson Evelyn Sandford Memorial Cup Olivia Laughton Farnell Thurston Trophy Celia Toke Nichols Harper Challenge Trophy Poppy Hedley Ledbury Cup Joe Bruton Plowman Memorial Trophy Jon Forbes Whiting Challenge Trophy Harry Kemp Evelyn Sandford Repertoire Trophy Elliot Shirnia Muriel Catling Memorial Trophy Yasmine Meaden Gilbert Cup Arthur Williams and Harvey Wilson March 16 Chamber music & ensembles Class X2 Instrumental Ensemble (year 8 & under) Paragon Brass Ensemble & Paragon Saxophone Quartet X5 Chamber Music: Trio-Nonet (year 8 & under) Millfield Piano Quartet X6 Chamber Music: String Quartet (up to year 13) Millfield String Quartet X7 Instrumental Ensemble (up to year 13) Prior Park African Drummers
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Today is Election Day in Port Chester: Vote for Mayor, 6 Village Trustees
Patch Port Chester, NY --Today is Election Day in Port Chester.
Registered voters can cast their ballots from 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. to decide who will be the village's next mayor and who will fill all six trustee seats on the Port Chester village Board of Trustees.
While perennial issues such as taxes and enforcement of local building and zoning codes are key issues in the 2013 campaign in Port Chester, clearly the hottest issue for residents and candidates has been the fate of the former United Hospital site just off Boston Post Road.
At the heart of the campaign has been debate over which candidates would do the best job for Port Chester in working with Starwood Capitol Group, owner of the former hospital site, in redeveloping the property.
Residents throughout the village differ on what should should happen to the former hospital site, with some urging the return of a medical facility to other suggesting a hotel, convention center or other regional businesses. The latest proposal by Starwood called for 820 residential units on the site - which raised many concerns that such a development would bring many more families with children to Port Chester and worsen crowding at local public schools.
From the current Board of Trustees, six of the seven membrers are seeking re-election. Trustee John Branca is not running.
In the race for mayor, incumbent Democrat Dennis Pilla is being challenged by Republican Neil Pagano, who is the current chairman of the Port Chester Industrial Development Agency.
Although today is Election Day, Port Chester residents have been able to cast their ballots through advance voting that opened last Tuesday and ran until Saturday. The tallies from the advance voting will be added to today's tally to determine the winners.
In the election, Port Chester has a cumulative voting system for the trustees race, meaning voters can cast their six ballots any way they want. For example, voters can cast all six ballots for one trustee candidate, or they can spread those votes out for several candidates.
The mayor's race, however, does not involved with the cumulative voting - residents can cast just one vote in the race for mayor.
*Running for trustee seats are:*
Gregory Adams, D
Incumbent Daniel Brakewood, D
Gene Ceccarelli, Pride in Port Chester party
Incumbent Bart Didden, C, I
Rico Dos Anos, C
Frank Ferrara, R
Incumbent Joseph Kenner, R
Incumbent Luis Marino, D
John Reavis, Coalition
Incumbent Saverio Terenzi, R, C, I
*Running for mayor are:*
Dennis Pilla, D
Neil Pagano, R, C, I
Port Chester Village Clerk Janusz R. Richards said there is one change in the polling places for this election. He said residents of District 16 in Port Chester will be voting at Antioch Christian Church, 25 King St., instead of at the Don Bosco Center as they did in the November 2012 elections.
If you are not sure yet who to vote for, the League of Women Voters conducted candidates forums for mayor and the trustee seats, with both forums video recorded. Click here to watch the videos of those forums.
If you are not sure where you are supposed to vote, an online directory created by the New York State Board of Elections can be used to look up your polling place. Click here for that directory.
Here are the polling places in Port Chester (which is part of the Town of Rye):
The Polling Place for the qualified voters of Port Chester who reside within the limits of the* Fifth Election District* of the Town of Rye shall be in the Don Bosco Center, 22 Don Bosco Place, in said Village.
The Polling Place for the qualified voters of Port Chester who reside within the limits of the *Sixth Election District* of the Town of Rye shall be in the Don Bosco Center, 22 Don Bosco Place, in said Village.* *
The Polling Place for the qualified voters of Port Chester who reside within the limits of the* Seventh Election District* of the Town of Rye shall be in the Don Bosco Center, 22 Don Bosco Place, in said Village.
The Polling Place for the qualified voters of Port Chester who reside within the limits of the* Eighth Election District* of the Town of Rye shall be in the John F. Kennedy School, 40 Olivia Street, in said Village.
The Polling Place for the qualified voters of Port Chester who reside within the limits of the *Ninth Election District* of the Town of Rye shall be in the John F. Kennedy School, 40 Olivia Street, in said Village.
The Polling Place for the qualified voters of Port Chester who reside within the limits of the* Tenth Election District* of the Town of Rye shall be in the Corpus Christi School, 135 South Regent Street, in said Village.
The Polling Place for the qualified voters of Port Chester who reside within the limits of the* Eleventh Election District* of the Town of Rye shall be in the Carver Center, 400 Westchester Avenue, in said Village.
The Polling Place for the qualified voters of Port Chester who reside within the limits of the* Twelfth Election District* of the Town of Rye shall be in the Park Avenue School, 75 Park Avenue, in said Village.
The Polling Place for the qualified voters of Port Chester who reside within the limits of the* Thirteenth Election District* of the Town of Rye shall be in the St. George’s Orthodox Church, 356 Irving Avenue, in said Village.
The Polling Place for the qualified voters of Port Chester who reside within the limits of the *Fourteenth Election District* of the Town of Rye shall be in the St. George’s Orthodox Church, 356 Irving Avenue, in said Village.
The Polling Place for the qualified voters of Port Chester who reside within the limits of the* Fifteenth Election District* of the Town of Rye shall be in the St. George’s Orthodox Church, 356 Irving Avenue, in said Village.
The Polling Place for the qualified voters of Port Chester who reside within the limits of the *Sixteenth Election District* of the Town of Rye shall be in the Antioch Christian Church (known as the Summerfield United Methodist Church), 225 King Street, in said Village.
The Polling Place for the qualified voters of Port Chester who reside within the limits of the *Seventeenth Election District* of the Town of Rye shall be in the Brooksville Gardens Senior Citizens Apts., 169 Terrace Avenue, in said Village.
The Polling Place for the qualified voters of Port Chester who reside within the limits of the *Eighteenth Election District* of the Town of Rye shall be in the Edison School, 113 Rectory Street, in said Village.
The Polling Place for the qualified voters of Port Chester who reside within the limits of the *Nineteenth Election District* of the Town of Rye shall be in the Park Avenue School, 75 Park Avenue, in said Village.
The Polling Place for the qualified voters of Port Chester who reside within the limits of the *Twenty-Fifth Election District* of the Town of Rye shall be in the King Street School 697 King Street, in said Village. Reported by Patch 2 days ago.
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Senior guard Olivia Grayson talks about playing in postseason all four years
Olivia Grayson said the WNIT will be a good challenge to conclude her Tulane career. Tulane has played in the WNIT for the past two years and the NCAA tournament in 2009-10.
Reported by nola.com 23 hours ago.
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So You've Failed -- Masterclash and Asylum Say Goodbye
Filed under: Humor, Entertainment, Video, Masterclash
The time has come to say goodbye. There were robots and nerdy burlesques and everything Star Wars. We gave you A Woman's Perspective and had Drinks With Writers. Olivia Munn pranked our intern. We banned Megan Fox and encouraged women to have Sex ... Read more
Permalink | Email this | Linking Blogs | Comments Reported by Asylum 19 hours ago.
The time has come to say goodbye. There were robots and nerdy burlesques and everything Star Wars. We gave you A Woman's Perspective and had Drinks With Writers. Olivia Munn pranked our intern. We banned Megan Fox and encouraged women to have Sex ... Read more
Permalink | Email this | Linking Blogs | Comments Reported by Asylum 19 hours ago.
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Hoover High Students Applaud Educators Who've Helped Them Succeed
Patch North Canton, OH --Hoover High students got the chance to say thanks to the adults who've helped them succeed at Tuesday's Sideliners' Summa Honors Celebration.
The ceremony spotlights the students in the Hoover High graduating class who have earned a 4.325 GPA.
You'll find the students and the educators they've honored below.
Do you know any of these students or educators? Make sure to tell North Canton Patch readers why they deserve some recognition in the comments section!
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*Name*
*Educator 1*
*Educator 2*
1
Amireh, DJ
Mr. Martin
Mr. Kozee
2
Barbush, Robert
Mr. Mitchell
Mr. Collier
3
Beam, Olivia
Mrs. Bourlas
Mr. Plazak
4
Blackledge, Harrison
Mrs. Cherie Blackledge
Mrs. Carol Ann Eastman
5
Burns, Nathan
Mrs. Stewart
Mrs. Covington
6
Capestrain, Ashley
Mrs. Cropper
Mr. Janchar
7
Cordova, Brennan
Mrs. Geckler
Mr. Chad Saylor
8
Cressman, Dana
Mrs. Cowley
Mrs. Sowd
9
Davidsaver, Jeannetta
Mrs. Betty Fulton
Mrs. Sarah Covington
10
Davidson, Megan
Mr. Nickj Plazak
Mr. Rankin
11
Desrosiers, Johnathan
Mrs. Johns
Mr. Martin
12
DiVitto, Marisa
Mrs. Maxwell
Mr. Bunnenberg
13
Eastman, Rachel
Mr. Gallina
Mr. Plazak
14
Eckelberry, Kristina
Miss Cowley
Mr. Janchar
15
Falce, Sarah
Mrs. Elson
Michelle Jacobs
16
Falkenberg, Kathryn
Mrs. Testa
Miss Walker
17
Farrah. Allyson
Mrs. Powell
Mrs. Covington
18
Fleischman, Stacey
Mrs. Oryszak
Mrs. Mogus
19
Flowers, Kirby
Mrs. Shaub
Mrs. Herman
20
Foust, Brian
Jeff Kinori
Matt Johnsen
21
Gianfagna, Hannah
Adam Fahrenback
Mr. Triner
22
Hazen, Emily
Mrs. Pastier
Mrs. Bowman
23
Hazen, Nicholas
Mrs. Chester
Mr. Wood
24
Hernandez, Kevin
Mrs. Cropper
Mr. Ackerman
25
Hinderer, Ashley
Mrs. Marchand
Mr. Wood
26
Jajack, Alyson
Mrs. Bourlas
Mrs. Manion
27
Jakowski, Emily
Mrs. Billker
Mr. Kreis
28
Landy, Morgan
Mr. Martin
Mr. Johnsen
29
Lautzenheiser, Paige
Mr. Janchar
Mrs. Splittorf
30
LePage, Mary
Mrs. Elliot
Mrs. Cindea
31
Masin, Matthew
Kristi Cropper
Travis Ackerman
32
Matinides, Alexa
Mrs. Varrati
Mr. Janchar
33
McFeaters, Kathryn
Miss Hall
Mrs. Cindea
34
O’Connor, Michael
Mr. Ryan Shaffer
Mr. Triner
35
Oyster, Tricia
Mrs. Shimek
Mr. Kreis
36
Reolfi, Katherine
Msgr. James Clarke
Darlene Howald
37
Roden, Katie
Mrs. Bourlas
Mrs. Cindea
38
Roshak, Amy
Mr. Fladung
Mr. Rankin
39
Ross, Destiny
Miss Konowal
Mr. York
40
Russo, Calyn
Mrs. Frye
Mr. Plazak
41
Schirra, Jamie
Mrs. Jean Klee
Mrs. McCorcle
42
Shepler, Hannah
Lisa Paynter
Brenton Cochran
43
Stahl, Carly
Mrs. Thomas
Mrs. Bridges
44
Strong, Curtis
Mrs. Geckler
Mr. Chad Saylor
45
Tirrell, Christopher
Mrs. Howald
Mr. York
46
Topper, Benjamin
Mrs. Frye
Mr. Jim Draher
47
Tsangeos, John
Mrs. Frye
Miss Walker
48
Turgeon, Lucas
Mr. Menendez
Mrss. Bowman
49
VanTwisk, Allison
Mrs. Damico
Ms. Rostedt
50
Wakser, Jordan
Mrs. Spaulding
Mr. Gamble
51
Watson, Adam
Joanne Kuntz
Matt Johnsen
52
Webber, Stephanie
Mrs. Mason
Mr. Kreis
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Olivia Wilde gets unexpected comedy role
Reported by newKerala.com 17 hours ago.
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