Stephanie Seymour
Latest News Abbout, Stephanie Seymour: Supermodel Stephanie Seymour, who is embroiled in a bitter divorce with former husband, Peter Brant, took the clothes for Vanity Fair.
Brant is a billionaire businessman and polo pony breeder who is seeking sole custody of the couple’s three children because, according to him, Seymour is addicted to drugs and alcohol and repeatedly cheated on tests of urine to hide it. Shopping habit also claims his wife costs $ 257,000 per month.
Seymour, 41, Brant is accused of trying to turn their children against domestic staff and manage to keep away from them. In addition, a dispute over a bust of Maurizio Cattelan Seymour said to resemble either a hunting trophy or the figurehead of a ship. Stephanie Seymour Photos
Source: huffingtonpost.com
Wiaa Football Playoffs
October 24, 2009 by lee
Filed under Sports News
Latest News Updated, Wiaa Football Playoffs: Appleton North (9-0, Division 1), Brillion (9-0, Division 5) and Shiocton (9-0, Division 6) are tops seeds for Tuesday’s Level 1 WIAA football playoffs. North won the Fox Valley Association championship, Brillion captured the Olympian-Packerland Small and Shiocton took the Central Wisconsin-Eight title.
Defending WIAA Division 2 state champion Kimberly is a No. 2 seed. Shawano Community is the top seed in its Division 2 bracket.
In Division 3, Eastern Valley co-champion Waupaca is a No. 3 seed. Ashland is the top seed in the Comets’ Division 3 bracket, while Black River Falls is the No. 2 seed.
In Division, 4, Eastern Valley co-champion Xavier is a No. 3 seed. Kewaunee is the top seed in its bracket, while Nekoosa is the No 2 seed.
Of the 428 schools that sponsored varsity football this season, 224 teams advanced to the playoffs in seven divisions.
Besides Waupaca and Kimberly, 2008 state champions that return to the playoffs are Homestead (Division 1), Colby (Division 5) and Catholic Central (Division 7).
Homestead (9-0), a top seed in its Division 1 bracket, won’t be allowed to host a home playoff game because the school missed a deadline in filing football paperwork to the WIAA.
Level 1 football playoffs open at 7 p.m. next Tuesday.
Local pairings
# Division 1: Wausau West (5-4) at Appleton North (9-0), Oshkosh West (5-4) at Stevens Point (9-0), Oshkosh North (5-4) at Middleton (7-2).
# Division 2: Ashwaubenon (6-3) at Menasha (6-3), De Pere (6-3) at Kimberly (8-1).
# Division 3: Mosinee (5-4) at Waupaca (8-1), New London (6-3) at Kewaskum (8-1), Notre Dame (6-3) at Seymour (8-1), Clintonville (5-4) at West De Pere (8-1).
# Division 4: Oconto (6-3) at Xavier (8-1), Roncalli (7-2) at Wrightstown (6-3), Winneconne (5-4) at Kewaunee (9-0).
# Division 5: Oshkosh Lourdes/Valley Christian (4-5) at Brillion (9-0), Manawa (6-3) vs. Wabeno/Laona (8-1) at Suring.
# Division 6: Gibraltar (5-4) at Shiocton (9-0).
# Division 7: No area schools.
Source: postcrescent.com
Dallas Cowboys Radio Broadcast 2009
Cumulus Media’s Sportsradio 1310 the Ticket, 93.3 The Bone, and Sportsradio 760 the Ticket in San Antonio are the flagship stations of The Dallas Cowboys Radio Network. In 2008, every game will be simulcast on 1310 AM, 760 AM (San Antonio) in stereo on 93.3 FM.
Brad Sham returns for his 30th season in the Dallas Cowboys radio booth. Beloved by Cowboys fans, Sham’s award winning play-by-play has provided the soundtrack to many of the most memorable moments in Dallas Cowboys history. Babe Laufenberg returns as the Network’s full-time color analyst. A fixture on the sideline, veteran reporter Kristi Scales provides instant updates from the field.
The pre-game and halftime shows are anchored by the Ticket’s Bob Sturm, with key contributions from former Cowboys Super Bowl MVP Larry Brown and long-time Cowboys beat reporter Mickey Spagnola. The Ticket’s Norm Hitzges provides informed reaction in the post-game call-in show.
The Dallas Cowboys Radio Network
TEXAS: Abilene – KHXS 102.7 FM; Alpine – KVLF 1240 AM; Amarillo/Canyon – KPUR – 107.1 FM; Amarillo/Hereford – KARX 95.7 FM; Atlanta, TX – KYPN 900AM; Austin – KVET 1300AM; Round Rock – KVET 1300 AM; Beaumont – KIKR 1450AM; Port Arthur – KIKR 1450 AM; Big Spring – KBST 1490 AM; Brady – KNEL 95.3 FM; Brownsville/Weslaco – KVNS 1700 (KTEX 100.3 FM); Harlingen/McAllen – KVNS 1700 AM; Brownwood – KXYL 96.9 FM; Burkburnett/Seymour/Vernon/Frederick – KYYI 104.7 FM; Carthage – KGAS 1590 AM; Carthage/Henderson – 104.3 FM; College Station – KNFX 99.5 FM; Comanche – KCOM 1550 AM; Commerce – KRVA 107.1 FM; Corpus Christi – KKTX 1360 AM; Robstown – KKTX 1360 AM; Corsicana – KAND 1340AM; Dallas/Ft. Worth – KTCK 1310AM 104.1 FM; Dallas/Ft. Worth – KDBN 93.3 FM; Sherman/Denton – KTDK 1700 AM; Eastland – KATX 97.7 FM; Edinburg/Raymondville – KVNS 1700 AM; El Paso – KROD 600AM; Fredericksburg – KNAF 105.7 FM; Ft. Stockton – KFST 94.3 FM; Greenville – KGVL 1400 AM; Gonzales – KCTI 1450 AM; Haskell/Stamford – KVRP 1400 AM/97.1 FM; Henderson – KWRD 1470 AM; Hereford – KPAN 860 AM/106.3 FM; Hillsboro/Clifton – KBRQ 102.5 FM; Junction – KMBL 1450 AM; Kerrville – KNAF 105.7 FM; Kerrville – KERV 1230 AM; Lamesa – KPET 690 AM; Laredo – KLNT 1490 AM; Lubbock -KJTV 950 AM; Lufkin/Nacogodoches – KJCS 101.3 FM; Malakoff – KCKL 95.9 FM; Marshall/Carthage – KRMD 101.1 FM; Marshall/Jefferson – KMHT – 103.9 FM; Marshall/Longview – KMHT 1450 AM; McAllen/Edinburg – KURV; Midland – KMND 1510AM; Midland/Odessa/Stanton/Andrews – KNFM 92.3 FM; Mineral Wells – KFWR 95.9 FM; Mt. Pleasant – KALK 97.7 FM; Odessa – KRIL 1410 AM; Ozona – KYXX 94.3 FM; Palestine – KYYK 98.3 FM; Paris – KBUS 101.9 FM; Pecos – KPTX 98.3 FM; Plainview – KVOP 1090 AM; San Angelo/Robert Lee – KGKL 97.5 FM; San Angelo – KGKL 860 AM; San Antonio – WOAI 1200; San Marcos – KTKR 760 AM; Seymour – KSEY 1230 AM; KSEY – 94.3 FM; Sonora – KHOS 92.1 FM; Sweetwater – KHXS 102.7 FM; Sweetwater 2 – KXOX 1240 AM; Stephenville – KSTV 1510 AM; Sulphur Springs – KSCH 95.9 FM; Temple/Gatesville/Hewitt – KLTD 101.7 FM; Temple/Ft. Hood/Killeen – KTEM 1400 AM; Texarkana – KTAL 98.1 FM; Tyler – KTBB 600 AM; Victoria – KTXN 98.7 FM; Waco – KBRQ 102.5 FM; Weatherford – KYQX 89.5 FM; Wichita Falls – KYYI 104.7 FM
ARKANSAS: Ft. Smith – KHGG 1580 AM; Little Rock – KARN 920 AM/102.9 FM; Waldron – KHGG 103.1 FM; Fayetteville – 105.3 FM; Berryville – KTHS 107.1 FM; Siloam Springs – KUOA 1290 AM
LOUISIANA: Shreveport – KLKL/KRMD 1340 AM/101.1 FM; Monroe – KBYO 92.7 FM
NEW MEXICO: Albuquerque – KQBT 101.7 FM; Artesia – KBIM 910 AM; Carlsbad – KBIM 910 AM; Farmington, NM – KTRA 102.1 FM; Hobbs – KBIM 94.9 FM; Las Cruces – KROD 600 AM; Lovington – KBIM 94.9 FM; Maljamar – KBIM 94.9 FM; Roswell – KBIM 910 AM
OKLAHOMA: Bartlesville – KRIG; Hugo – KBUS 101.9 FM; Lawton – KYYI 104.7 FM; Oklahoma City – WKY 930 AM; Tulsa – KTBZ 1430 AM
MONTANTA: White Fish – KSAM 1240 AM
NEVADA: Las Vegas – KDOX 1280 AM
IDAHO: Boise – KTMB 99.1 FM
TENNESSEE: Memphis – KWAM 990 AM
MISSISSIPPI: Jackson-Brandon – WJFN 970 AM
Source: dallascowboys.com
