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FORT WORTH, Texas (AP) — Navy quarterback Blake Horvath read the play perfectly and turned it into the longest in school history, a 95-yard touchdown run in the Armed Forces Bowl. “By somebody that’s not really that fast,” Horvath said after the 21-20 win over Oklahoma on Friday. The Midshipmen (10-3) fell behind by two touchdowns less than 10 minutes into the game, but Horvath's record run late in the third quarter tied the game at 14-all. He put them ahead on a 6-yard TD with 4:34 left before Navy’s defense stopped an Oklahoma 2-point conversion with six seconds left in the game. “Probably over-pursued by them,” Horvath said of the 95-yarder. “Some tendencies they showed earlier, just thought I could get a pull.” After faking a handoff on the read-option play, Horvath ran straight up the middle into the open field. Brandon Chatman cut off a pursing defender around the Sooners 20. By time another defender, cornerback Woodi Washington, was able to catch up and started to bring him down, Horvath stretched the ball over the goal line — though he was initially ruled short before a replay review resulted in the touchdown. “Brandon Chatman actually busted his tail to get his butt down the field,” Horvath said. “I can see him out of the corner of my eye busting his butt. And honestly, it’s almost not even my touchdown without him and the offensive line blocking.” The previous longest play for the Midshipmen came during the Roger Staubach era, when Johnny Sai had a 93-yard run against Duke in 1963. Horvath also had a 90-yard TD run against Memphis, making him only the second Navy player with two 90-yard runs in the same season. The other was quarterback Malcolm Perry in 2017, when he had runs of 92 and 91 yards. “That’s a play we know can hit big and it did, and definitely exciting to see,” fullback Alex Tecza said. “I was getting tired just chasing him. ... It's great. He's being doing that all year.”Winning ticket for $1.22B lottery jackpot sold in California, Mega Millions says
The AP Top 25 college football poll is back every week throughout the season! Get the poll delivered straight to your inbox with AP Top 25 Poll Alerts. Sign up here . LOS ANGELES (AP) — Southern California quarterback Miller Moss is entering the transfer portal after losing the Trojans’ starting job last month. Moss made his announcement on social media Monday. Moss started the Trojans ' bowl victory last season and their first nine games this season before coach Lincoln Riley replaced him with Jayden Maiava in early November. “Being a USC Trojan was a lifelong dream of mine,” Moss wrote. “Putting on the cardinal and gold and competing on behalf of my teammates and school is something I will forever take pride in. I poured everything I have into this — body, heart, mind and soul — and am humbled by and proud of what my teammates and I accomplished.” Moss, who was born in Los Angeles and went to high school in the San Fernando Valley, signed with USC before Riley arrived at the school. Moss also stayed with the Trojans after Caleb Williams transferred from Oklahoma to rejoin Riley, and he served as Williams’ backup for two seasons before getting his chance to play with six touchdown passes in last year’s Holiday Bowl. Moss completed 64.4% of his passes this season for 2,555 yards with 18 touchdowns and nine interceptions. After a spectacular 378-yard performance to beat LSU in the Trojans’ season opener, Moss didn’t play poorly as a starter, but he also wasn’t a difference-maker while USC stumbled to a 4-5 record. RELATED COVERAGE Ryan Poles to remain Bears general manager and lead search for new head coach Houston’s Al-Shaair apologizes for hit on Jacksonville’s Lawrence that led to concussion Chicago Bears could find working with interim coach Thomas Brown different than with Matt Eberflus Moss threw seven interceptions in his final five starts before losing the job to Maiava. The Trojans went 1-4 in that stretch under Moss, who plays as a more traditional pocket passer while Maiava has the mobility usually favored for quarterbacks in Riley’s spread offense. “Looking towards the future, I’m unwaveringly committed to becoming an even better quarterback and leader, and to achieving this at the next level,” Moss wrote. Moss has already graduated from USC, putting him in the portal as a graduate student. USC (6-6) is headed to a lower-tier bowl game again to finish this season, its third under Riley. ___ AP college football: https://apnews.com/hub/ap-top-25-college-football-poll and https://apnews.com/hub/college-football
There's a chance that the San Francisco 49ers will be without their starting quarterback on Sunday against the Green Bay Packers. Javascript is required for you to be able to read premium content. Thanks for the feedback.WINDSOR, N.S., Ont. — A Nova Scotia support agency for homeless people is holding a memorial service on Dec. 11 for a man found dead last week at the site of an ice fishing tent where he lived in Windsor, N.S. Leslie Porter, director of the Windsor-West Hants Caremongers, says the man in his early 50s was a regular at a warming centre her group operates, adding that her community located 55 kilometres northwest of Halifax doesn't have services, including addictions treatment, that could have helped him. Connie Pollock, a volunteer at Caremongers and a friend of the man, identified him as William (Billy) Walsh and says that prior to becoming homeless he was a welder and — as a younger man — an avid motocross racer. Pollock says Walsh was one week away from being placed in an affordable housing unit in Yarmouth, N.S., when he died. Had he lived in a "physically safer place," she said, "it would have made the world of difference to him." “He was so excited to be able to move into an apartment and to reinvent himself." In recent years, he had become receptive to receiving care, Pollock says, but services in Windsor are lacking. Porter said, “If we had a facility in our area for mental health and addictions counselling, we believe he may have been someone who could have been helped." RCMP have confirmed that a man died Nov. 26 in the community and, while the death was not considered suspicious, an autopsy to determine the cause of death is being conducted by the medical examiner's office. “He was a good citizen . ... and when COVID hit he lost his shop, he lost his apartment, he lost his dignity and ended up on the streets ... and he just turned to social services for assistance a few months ago,” Pollock said. Nova Scotia announced on Oct. 11, 2023, it was investing $7.5 million for a village of Pallet shelters — self-contained units to be used as temporary housing. Pallet shelters have been installed in Halifax and Kentville, N.S., but Pollock and Porter said these aren't available yet in their community. There are almost 530 shelter beds across the province, with about 400 of them in the Halifax Regional Municipality. Kimm Kent, director of Peer Outreach Support Services and Education in Windsor, said, "we need supported housing ... the reality is nobody should be having to sleep outside and not everybody can manage an apartment by themselves." Alyse Hand, a spokeswoman for the Department of Community Services, said in an email that the province is working with municipalities and non-profit support groups to help homeless people. "Our focus is on creating long-term, sustainable housing supports and solutions that meet people where they are," she wrote. In Windsor, she said, the province is working with the Portal Youth Outreach association, which operates six units of supportive housing, and the West Hants Family Resource Centre, where the province funds one full-time housing support worker. This report by The Canadian Press was first published Dec. 2, 2024. — Story by Michael Tutton in Halifax. The Canadian PressPJ Haggerty finished with 17 points as Memphis (10-3) won for the third time in four games. Sean Pedulla led Ole Miss (11-2) with 13 points and four assists. Jaylen Murray scored 12 and Malik Dia 11 as the Rebels had their five-game winning streak halted. Memphis' defense caused early problems for the Rebels, and the Tigers extended their lead to double digits. But, Ole Miss made five straight field goals, including a string of 3-pointers, to get back into the game before halftime, trailing by just two points at the break. The Tigers opened the second half on a 14-4 run and extended their lead to as many as 13 points near the midway point of the second half. Ole Miss: The Rebels are 24-2 in non-conference games since Chris Beard took over last season, the only other loss to Purdue on Nov. 29. Memphis: The Tigers entered with two straight home losses, to Arkansas State and Mississippi State. From the start, Cisse played inspired. The first play was set up for a Cisse dunk, part of Memphis getting off to a good start. His inside game complemented Rogers' scoring from the outside. Ole Miss commits less than nine turnovers a game while forcing 16.7 per game for opponents. The Memphis defense caused eight Rebel miscues before halftime. While the Rebels cut down on the turnovers in the second half, Memphis defenders continued to cause problems. Ole Miss opens SEC play on Jan. 4 against Georgia. Memphis travels to Florida Atlantic on Thursday. Get poll alerts and updates on the AP Top 25 throughout the season. Sign up here . AP college basketball: https://apnews.com/hub/ap-top-25-college-basketball-poll and https://apnews.com/hub/college-basketball
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A WOMAN who has lived in a tent for the past five years has lifted the lid on what life is really like in the great outdoors - including the incredible amount of money she saves with her alternative lifestyle. Manders Barnett considers herself to be an outside dweller, spending her days salvaging roadkill to eat and make clothes from, growing vegetables and foraging plants for medicine. Advertisement 9 Manders Barnett considers herself to be an outside dweller Credit: Jam Press/@mountain.manders 9 Her place is well-insulated, and manages to maintain a cosy temperature. Credit: Jam Press/@mountain.manders 9 She learnt how to live outside from her ex-boyfriend Credit: Jam Press/@mountain.manders The 33-year-old’s quirky way of life saves her a whopping $17,000 (£13,350) a year, with her outgoings totalling just $500 a month (£392). While she says trolls online “judge” her for living in an alternative way and not having a house, she loves spending as much of her time outside as possible – and claims it isn’t cold even in the winter. “I live full-time in my 10x12-foot wall tent,” Manders, who sells homemade goods on Etsy, told What's The Jam . “It’s well-insulated, and with a fire in the woodstove it maintains a cosy temperature. Advertisement READ MORE ON MONEY SAVING HEAT WAVE I tested 10 gadgets to keep you warm this winter & one cost 1p an hour to run TOP SHOP I work in Morrisons - these are my 3 fail-safe tips to getting the best bargains “I say I live outside because I consider it to be more inside than outside. “However, 90% of my day is spent fully outdoors. “I've learned many sustainable skills like hide tanning, basketry, hunting, knitting, foraging, and clothes-making. “I get to work for myself as a content creator and a crafter, make my own schedule, and generally spend more quality time with the landscape around me to try to understand it better - none of which I would be able to do if I had stayed in the city working all of my free time away.” Advertisement Most read in Fabulous TAKE A BOW Shoppers race to River Island for ideal little black party dress for under £50 WALKING ON SUNSHINE Meet the globe-trotting celebs who turned 2024 into one big holiday Exclusive 'SCREAMS DESPERATION' Lily Phillips is bizarre - she's giving our industry a terrible name SEX-PLOITED Lily Phillips admits the blokes are the only winners after bedding 101 men Manders currently lives on private land with permission from the landowners, and a big draw of her lifestyle means she has fewer outgoings. She added: “I still have bills but my expenses are far lower than they were when I had an apartment, utilities, and car payments. Debunking Myths: Life on Universal Credit “I used to pay $1,200 a month in rent and utilities when living in an apartment. “I also had car payments and renters insurance as well as a large phone bill each month, totalling over $2,000 each month. Advertisement “I used to have yearly expenses of about $23,000. “Today with no rent, bills for electricity, or car payments my annual expenses come to around $6,000, saving me $17,000 a year. I do salvage deer roadkill for food and other animal roadkill for clothing Manders Barnett “My current bills are a cheap phone plan, gas for my car, food costs and hay for my horses. “My income to pay for this current lifestyle comes from my Etsy Store, social media and odd jobs I do for locals.” Advertisement Manders learnt many of her current skills from her ex-partner, who she originally lived with in a canvas tarp in the summer, and a tipi in the winter, from 2019-2021. Since splitting, she has ventured out on her own with her trusty Davis wall tent, where she remains today. 9 Manders has given an insight into what it's really like to live outside Credit: Jam Press/@mountain.manders 9 Manders heats her tent with a wood stove Credit: Jam Press/@mountain.manders Advertisement 9 She chooses local farm stands and locally-owned farm shops for her food shop Credit: Jam Press/@mountain.manders Food is a key part of her sustainable life, with Manders foraging, growing her own food, hunting and eating roadkill. When she does need to shop, she chooses local farm stands and locally-owned farm shops. She said: “I'm self-sufficient in many ways living this way. Advertisement “I avoid processed foods at all costs. Rules on living in a car CAR LIVING is on the up as people struggle to deal with the cost of living crisis, and others are seeking a nomadic existence. Here’s all we know about the rules on car life in the UK. In the UK, you are legally allowed to live in your car— just so long as you follow a few rules. The only requirement is that your car has passed its MOT and is entirely road-legal. If legally parked, there aren’t rules against sleeping or living in a car. The trend of car or van living has taken off in the United States, where some have been forced to leave rented accommodation after landlords put up the rent. Others have opted to live in their vehicle in pursuit of a free, nomadic lifestyle , where they can travel all over the country. There are certain circumstances in which it’s not legal to sleep in a car in the UK. Firstly, you must be in a safe parking spot, not in violation of any parking restrictions. Certain car parks, lay-bys, and national parks and forests have restrictions on overnight parking, which means you can’t sleep there in a vehicle. If restrictions are broken, you could be fined or even have your vehicle towed. Secondly, you must not be above the legal drink-drive limit or under the influence of any drugs, if you intend to sleep in your car. If over the limit, you could be charged with being drunk in charge of a motor vehicle in a public place, even if you’re not driving. The ban on sleeping in your car when you're drunk comes under the Road Traffic Act 1988. The rule says you can be found guilty of an offence if in charge of a vehicle on a road or public place “after consuming so much alcohol that the proportion of it in his breath, blood or urine exceeds the prescribed limit.” “I do salvage deer roadkill for food and other animal roadkill for clothing. “I have a garden and grow simple vegetables in it like peppers, tomatoes and squash. “Sometimes, when I'm able, I hunt for meat – mostly deer. Advertisement “One deer will usually have enough meat to last me a year and I can the meat to preserve it since I don't have access to a chest freezer. The negativity doesn't bother me as much as it used to, as being on social media tends to come with criticism no matter what you do Manders Barnett “But I do shop at local farm stands and locally owned farm stores for food – I always try to support local farmers and ethically sourced foods.” Her roadkill proves handy in other ways. She said: “I tan buckskin and fur pelts and turn the skins into bags, clothes, and other items. Advertisement “I try to use as much of the animal as possible. “I love to make my own clothes and accessories through knitting, card weaving and hide tanning. “Usually if I need a tool, I will try to make it so I don't have to buy it. 9 Manders manages to save £13,000 a year by living outside Credit: Jam Press/@mountain.manders Advertisement 9 She has lived in a tent for the past five years Credit: Jam Press/@mountain.manders 9 Her income to pay for this current lifestyle comes from her Etsy Store Credit: Jam Press/@mountain.manders “I've made a couple outfits from deer hides and fur pelts, as well as knitted warmer things like headbands and scarves. “In the winter I need firewood but instead of buying it I will go cut it myself with a permit on public land. Advertisement “Another way I'm self-sufficient is my foraging skills. “I know a lot about wild native plants and can gather food and medicine throughout the year, as well as planting back some of those plants, to create a positive impact from my foraging activities.” Manders documents her way of life on TikTok , where she has racked up over 200,000 followers – but viewers are often critical of her. She explained: “Strangers on social media tend to have a variety of reactions however; some are enamoured with my lifestyle and others display hostility claiming I'm a fake. Advertisement Pros and cons of living on a house boat Houseboats can be cheaper than buying a home on dry land but doesn't come without risks. You may be able to get a special type of mortgage for a boat, but it can be more difficult than getting a traditional home loan and have higher rates of interest. You won't pay stamp duty when buying a boat to live on, and you can move to a different location whenever you want without having to sell up. You might even be able to live in a location where you wouldn't be able to afford a bricks and mortar house. But space can be more limited, and the value of houseboats can generally go down over time, like a car or motorbike. A licence which you need from the canal and river trust can cost anywhere between £510 and £1,100 a year depending on the size of the boat. There are likely to be ongoing costs for maintenance and mooring as well as fuel, a boat safety certificate and, of course, insurance. There’s always something that needs to be done on a boat – from engine servicing to treating rust spots, not to mention emptying the toilet and filling the water tank. Energy bills could be higher on the boat than a home as they are generally harder to insulate. If your boat is moored permanently, it will typically be in the lowest tax band, with single occupants benefiting from a 25% reduction. However, if you’re happy to move every two weeks as a ‘continuous cruiser,’ you won’t have to pay this “The negativity doesn't bother me as much as it used to, as being on social media tends to come with criticism no matter what you do. “I think the only downside [to my lifestyle] is having very few people to relate my perspectives to. “Living this way for years transforms a person both emotionally and psychologically that deviates from the “normal” modality of thinking. “At times I feel distanced from the frivolous concerns of domesticated society which brings about a sense of futility when it comes to my own efforts. Advertisement Read more on the Scottish Sun SNOW WAY Weather maps show heavy snow for Scotland in DAYS – with -2C New Year’s chill NO CRIME Orange Order slam cops after Celtic activist was cleared over 'sectarian rants' “Because I can't relate to most others, they can't relate to me, and that results in discord because I constantly speak out against the complacency for the destruction of ecosystems. “But the best part of living this way has always been the ability to deepen my relationship with nature as well as practice individual autonomy and independence.”WASHINGTON (AP) — Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen said her agency will need to start taking “extraordinary measures,” or special accounting maneuvers intended to prevent the nation from hitting the debt ceiling , as early as January 14, in a letter sent to congressional leaders Friday afternoon. "Treasury expects to hit the statutory debt ceiling between January 14 and January 23," Yellen wrote in a letter addressed to House and Senate leadership, at which point extraordinary measures would be used to prevent the government from breaching the nation's debt ceiling — which has been suspended until Jan. 1, 2025. The department has in the past deployed what are known as “extraordinary measures” or accounting maneuvers to keep the government operating. But once those measures run out the government risks defaulting on its debt unless lawmakers and the president agree to lift the limit on the U.S. government’s ability to borrow. "I respectfully urge Congress to act to protect the full faith and credit of the United States," she said. The news comes after President Joe Biden signed a bill into law last week that averted a government shutdown but did not include President-elect Donald Trump’s core debt demand to raise or suspend the nation’s debt limit. The bill was approved by Congress only after fierce internal debate among Republicans over how to handle Trump's demand. “Anything else is a betrayal of our country,” Trump said in a statement. After a protracted debate in the summer of 2023 over how to fund the government, policymakers crafted the Fiscal Responsibility Act, which included suspending the nation's $31.4 trillion borrowing authority until Jan. 1, 2025. Notably however, Yellen said, on Jan. 2 the debt is projected to temporarily decrease due to a scheduled redemption of nonmarketable securities held by a federal trust fund associated with Medicare payments. As a result, “Treasury does not expect that it will be necessary to start taking extraordinary measures on January 2 to prevent the United States from defaulting on its obligations," she said. The federal debt currently stands at roughly $36 trillion — which ballooned across both Republican and Democratic administrations. 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Each December, celebrities, athletes, billionaires and influencers descend on Miami to attend Art Basel Miami Beach. While much of the glitterati will be in town to purchase some new art pieces, others will simply enjoy the lavish celebrations surrounding Art Week. Past A-listers making the rounds at Art Basel have included Snoop Dogg, Kim Kardashian, Leonardo DiCaprio and Tom Brady. Keep reading to find out which stars are heading to Florida this year. Celsius x Padel Reserve The Celsius Classic is back for the second year at Reserve Padel in Miami on Friday, Dec. 6. A-listers and influencers are expected to attend and participate in the charity-driven padel tournament. Guests can enjoy curated bites, Celsius beverages, a live DJ set and gifted limited-edition merch. The Tribeca Festival at Art Basel Miami Beach Tribeca Festival at Art Basel Miami Beach, in association with Art Basel and presented by The Ordinary and ESPN, will take place at the Miami Beach Bandshell from Dec. 4 to Dec. 7. Programming will include a headlining conversation with Camila Cabello, performances by artists Magdalena Bay, Makaya McCraven, Neggy Gemmy and Luedji Luna, and DJ sets by Brainville and Natasha Diggs and L3NI. There will also be a retrospective screening of Mike Nichols’ 1996 film “The Birdcage,” followed by a drag show from the queens of Palace South Beach. Judith Lieber x Sexy Fish Sexy Fish is partnering with Judith Leiber Couture to celebrate the brand’s latest collaboration with artist Ashley Longshore and the debut of the alluring Bust Bag collection with a luncheon on Dec. 4. The event will preview the brand’s Holiday ’24 collection and guests will be treated to special glittery gifts. Judith Leiber Couture’s EVP and Chief Creative Officer Jana Matheson will be there to host the stylish event. The Cultivist x Captial One x Hassan Hajjaj The Cultivist, Capital One and Hassan Hajjaj are partnering to bring Morocco’s heritage and vibrancy to life with a fully immersive art installation and lineup of public programming and VIP events with an invite-only preview on Dec. 3. The Hassan Hajjaj pop-up titled DAR MIAMI will then be open to the public. Capital One cardholders and VIPs will have access to two unique dining experiences curated by Michelin star Chef Rose Previte and live music performances by Simo Lagnawi, Anderson. Paak, Kaytranada and more. Attendees will also have access to limited edition merch designed by Hajjaj including wearable items and homewares inspired by Moroccan Heritage. Museum of Art and Design at Miami Dade College Museum of Art and Design at Miami Dade College, in partnership with the Women Artists Archive Miami, will present Kabuya Pamela Bowens-Saffo: From the Heights., marking the artist’s first-ever solo show. “Her impact on South Florida’s cultural landscape is celebrated in this first-of-its-kind exhibition featuring archival materials presented alongside artwork from the early 80s to the present that is deeply tied to the community,” a press release states. “Specializing in printmaking and mixed media constructions, her art delves into social and political human relations, emphasizing the African American experience.” The event is open to the public. LIV Miami x Art Week LIV Miami is celebrating Art Week with a stellar line-up of performances throughout the week. Artists expected to take the stage at David Grutman’s beloved nightclub include Diplo, DJ Khaled, John Summit and Lil Wayne. American Express x Art Week The Resy Lounge is returning to the Untitled Art Fair, presented by Delta Air Lines and American Express. Guests can use the space to sit back, relax, and enjoy complimentary food and beverages by Jon & Vinny’s. Eligible Delta Air Lines American Express card members will gain access to exclusive offerings including specialty dishes, dedicated bars serving Helen’s Wines and Helen’s exclusive cocktails, outdoor cabanas, curated gift bags and a meet and greet with renowned artist Justin Lim. Night Shift at Jon & Vinny’s, hosted by American Express and Delta, is a one-night event at the Rubell Museum. The after-hours party will include intimate performances from surprise musical guests, cocktails and late night Jon & Vinny’s pizza to-go, in limited edition American Express x Delta pizza boxes. Delta Air Lines and American Express are offering complimentary Jon & Vinny’s breakfast pizzas at the Rubell Museum WANDERLUST presented by Marriott Bonvoy American Express will host its 8th Annual Miami Art Basel party at the W South Beach on Dec. 7. This exclusive Card Member party will bring the popular Resy restaurant, Superbueno, to Miami Beach for a taste of iconic Mexican dishes, immersive art sculptures from renowned visual artist Jimena Montemayor, and sounds from South Africa with amapiano performing DJ Uncle Waffles. Ostrow Brasserie x Art Basel Ostrow Brasserie, Miami’s first Kosher-French restaurant helmed by world-renowned French chef Olivia Ostrow, will celebrate Art Basel with an extraordinary four-course wine pairing dinner hosted by Amar’e Stoudemire. The founder of Stoudemire Wines will be curating the wine pairings from Israel and guests will dine on dishes inspired by Israeli artists Gil Goren, Nir Segal and Brian Poli-Dixon. Venezuelan artist, LAMACA, will give a live performance at the event. Christopher King Grand Opening Christopher King, a true embodiment of ultra-luxury and heritage-rich craftsmanship, will celebrate its official debut. The eponymous brand offers a curated collection of premium leather goods, distinguished accessories, artisanal home pieces, and furniture. King will host an invite-only celebration, sponsored by Krug Champagne, at the brand’s new flagship store in Coral Gables. Fuel Venture Capital x Tony Kelly Fuel Venture Capital will host a special book signing with Tony Kelly aboard the Sealyon yacht. The soirée is by invitation only. The Wellness Oasis presented by Chase The Wellness OasisTM presented by Chase is a transformative event platform and community dedicated to helping people with their mental, physical, and spiritual well-being. Experts and stars including Deepak Chopra, Goldie Hawn, Melissa Tepperberg, and Joe Jonas will lead workshops and conversations about mindfulness, togetherness and more. The event will take place at 1 Hotel South Beach and is being produced by 4B Advisory. Will.i.am x Mercedes-Benz Will.i.am is teaming up with Mercedes-Benz to celebrate the brand’s new entertainment system, MBUX Sound Drive. The event will take place at Nikki Beach. The Ritz-Carlton, South Beach x Art Basel The Ritz-Carlton, South Beach, an official sponsor of Art Basel Miami 2024, is celebrating Women in the Spotlight with the unveiling of “As her hands move, her heart beats in the rhythm of monsoons,” a site- specific sculpture by celebrated artist Amanda Phingbodhipakkiya, this year’s recipient of the Bank of America Artadia Award. Set to be unveiled in the hotel’s lobby on Tuesday, Dec. 3rd, this commissioned installation is part of a collaboration with Artadia. Artadia will also unveil the inaugural SEEN Award and a limited edition print by 2016 NADA Artadia Awardee Summer Wheat at The Ritz-Carlton, South Beach during Art Week. In addition to Phingbodhipakkiya’s installation, the design-forward property will also display Wheat’s limited edition print in conjunction with global publisher Phaidon. Hallucinarium x Art Week Elrow’s brand-new immersive show, Hallucinarium, was designed in partnership with iconic psychedelic artists Alex & Allyson Grey and will be held at Factory Town. The boundary-pushing show “draws inspiration from the Greys’ trademark sacred geometry and visionary iconography, creating an immersive spectacle of mind-bending stage sets, larger-than-life costumes, and interactive art installations that bring to life an unparalleled multi-sensory experience,” according to a press release. CONTEXT Art Miami x Derek Jeter Art Miami is partnering with Major League Baseball to debut a captivating artwork by acclaimed artist Russell Young, featuring New York Yankees legend Derek Jeter. A portion of the proceeds will support Derek’s Turn 2 Foundation and the Perry J. Cohen Foundation. Grey Goose x Art Week Grey Goose vodka will unveil its first-ever A.I.R. Chateau — a one-night-only artists in residence (A.I.R.) experience created in partnership with art collective MSCHF at a private villa in Miami Beach. The event will showcase boundary-defying works at the peak of their craft, including new and beloved works from MSCHF and a DJ set by Diplo. D’USSÉ x Art Week D’USSÉ Cognac is throwing an invite-only party at the Saxony Bar at Faena Hotel. Grammy-winning producer Hit-Boy will host the evening of curated beats and cocktails and Chase B and Spinser Tracy will spin tunes. The soirée will celebrate D’USSÉ and Hit-Boy’s new limited-edition holiday gift box and augmented reality experience called “The Set.” Nikki Beach x Art Week Nikki Beach Miami is hosting “Basel on The Beach” with performances by DJs Eran Hersh, EC Twins, Sam Haze and more. Habibi x Art Week Habibi, Miami’s newest hotspot, is celebrating Art Week with a live art showcase by artist Mr. Drip. The evening will also feature a DJ set from Sounds of Rituals, who has performed at iconic clubs worldwide alongside legends like Black Coffee. Mason Yacht House x Art Week Miami’s hot new membership club, Manson Yacht House, will be previewing their floating concept during Art Week. The unique floating retreat is designed as a sophisticated escape for the elite and intended to be a home away from home on the water. Maison Margiela x Kozo Maison Margiela is celebrating artist Kozo with an exclusive celebration at the brand’s Miami Design District store. Guests are asked to dress in cocktail attire at the event showcasing a one-of-a-kind Maison Margiela x Kozo product. Ocean Drive’s “Art of the Party” Ocean Drive’s annual “Art of the Party” event will be hosted by Chance The Rapper. Taking place on the grandiose Ocean & La Côte Lawn at Fontainebleau Miami Beach,’ the evening will celebrate the release of the glossy’s December Art Issue featuring the rapper on the cover. DJ Crespo will give an opening performance before Chance takes to the stage. Gianluca Vacchi will close out the evening. Boich Family Cellar x Ross Caliendo Boich Family Cellar is collaborating with acclaimed artist Ross Caliendo to create an exclusive label artwork for the 2022 Perennius Cabernet Sauvignon Art Edition. John Boich and Ross Caliendo will host a private unveiling on Dec. 6, 2024, from 3pm to 6pm at Ross + Kramer Gallery, celebrating the fusion of fine art and exceptional winemaking. Queen Omakase x Atlas Queen Omakase will present an exclusive, multi-sensory dining experience titled the “4 Hands Omakase Collaboration” on Dec. 5, 6, and 7. Guests are invited to Queen Miami Beach’s intimate omakase hideaway, where Michelin-starred Chef Freddy Mone of Atlas in Atlanta, Georgia will join forces with Queen’s own Chef Max Kamakura to present an artful, multi-course tasting journey that transcends traditional omakase. Marion Miami x Art Week Artist Franck Brill will present an exclusive interactive art showcase, engaging guests throughout the evening in an immersive dining experience, where artistry takes the spotlight on Dec. 3. Marion’s signature Thursday Soirée will welcome Kei’s Smile Factory, bringing her unique Japanese live-painting style with vibrant body art and personal interactions, all set to dynamic beats by Miami-based DJ Eran Hersh from 12 to 2 a.m on Dec. 5. Denver’s Yacht Club x Sweet Liberty Drinks and Supply Co. Denver’s Yacht Club is teaming up with Miami Beach’s beloved hotspot Sweet Liberty for a one-night pop-up event. Co-hosted by Yacht Club’s owners Mary Alison Wright and McLain Hedges, and Naren Young, Creative Director of Sweet Liberty, the evening will feature a specially curated selection of cocktails blending the unique styles of both establishments. E11even x Art Week E11even Miami presents “The Art of Nightlife” and the Inaugural Golf Classic for this year’s Art Week. Artists scheduled to perform include 50 Cent, Steve Aoki and Lil Wayne. On Dec. 5, E11even will debut its Golf Classic at Normandy Shores Golf Club. The event, sponsored by Happy Dad, Maestro Dobel Tequila, and E11EVEN Vodka, will offer golf, premium drinks, exclusive art activations and a charitable Longeset Drive contest. The Grand Opening of Christopher King’s THE PALAZZO Guests are invited to step into a world of timeless elegance and extraordinary vision for the unveiling of Christopher King: Made In Italy. Attendees will indulge in an evening inspired by the opulence of the roaring twenties, with live music featuring endless champagne by Krug, gourmet caviar and passed hors d’oeuvres, and signature martinis and manhattans. Wynwood Walls x Art Week Wynwood Walls is celebrating Miami Art Week with an opening night party to celebrate the 15th Anniversary of Wynwood Walls. The invite-only event will feature headlining performances by Fatboy Slim and Greg Mike x Larry Loud. Mandarin Oriental Miami Mandarin Oriental, Miami is celebrating Art Week with several events on the agenda including: Soho Beach House x Art Week Soho Beach House will kicked off Art Week with a celebratory party in collaboration with Peachfuzz, featuring DJ sets by DZA, and drinks by Veuve Clicquot with Beach Tent Opening Night on Nov. 30. Later, Louie Arson and Kamari showcased their dance music in Art Weeks’ edition of Club Sounds. On Sunday, Dec. 1, The Teeny Tent event opened for a kids’ rave and family-friendly refreshments. Dec. 2, Bisa Butler and Hebru Brantley will partake in a discussion at the venue’s Beach Bar with complimentary Bombay Sapphire cocktails for guests. Then John Butler will DJ at the Main Pool and Pharrell Williams will celebrate his Evian bottle designs with an evening or art, mixology and culinary creativity. On Dec. 3, Typoe and Kate Bryan will have a chat about work, their creative process and Art Week installations as part of Soho Visionaries, powered by Porsche. Bryan will then sit down with Anakena Paddon to discuss Soho House’s collection. On Dec. 4, Amaarae will perform in the Beach Tent for the Porsche Presents: Amaarae event. Silent Addy will hit the Club Bar in the evening. On Dec. 5, ICA Miami’s Alex Gartenfeld, curator Stephanie Seidel, and artist Marguerite Humeau will host a breakfast. Hans Ulrich Obrist will also join Billie Zangewa and Thomas Girst for a compelling discussion. Paperwater will perform late in the evening. On Friday, Dec. 6, Rose Marie Cromwell will discuss her photography and Las Flaquitas, Zulan, and Ape Drums of Major Lazer will perform at the Beach Tent. Bozito will also perform. Bob Moses will perform a live set in collaboration with LaCroix Water on Saturday, Dec. 7. Moodymann and Carl Craig will wrap up Art Week with a closing party in the Beach Tent, in collaboration with LaCroix Water. HE.SHE.THEY Art Basel: Richie Hawtin Step into the boundary-pushing world of He.She.They, where individuality, experimentation, and cutting-edge techno unite for an unforgettable night, featuring an exclusive headline set by the legendary Richie Hawtin. Known for blending beats that transcend the ordinary, He.She.They invites you back to Toejam Backlot, for a night where everyone is welcome, and the music speaks louder than words. Francis Mercier Presents: Deeproot Tribe – Art Basel Edition Deeproot Tribe, a leader of the Afro House movement that has taken the scene by storm, has brought the culture, sound, and energy from the homeland to each corner of the Earth, and Miami is next up. Featuring an all-star lineup headlined by label boss Francis Mercier, and sets from Alan Dixon, Joezi, MoBlack, and more, dance under the Miami sky to celebrate the essence of Art Basel. Ray’s x Miami Dine with Dez will celebrate their 1-year anniversary co-hosted by The Untitled Magazine at the new-opened Ray’s Miami at Broken Shaker on Friday, Dec. 6 for an invite-only dinner party. This special evening filled with dance, music, and special performances by the Aqualillies will be hosted at the award-winning venue that embodies tropical nostalgia. Following the private dinner, the performance afterparty doors open at 10 p.m. to the public with entry at the doorman’s discretion. NYLON House Friday, Dec. 6 NYLON House is returning to Miami Art Week, presented by e.l.f. Cosmetics. The evening will celebrate the latest release of NYLON’s broadsheet, featuring their latest cover star: Camila Cabello. Ludacris will put on a performance presented by Movado and HUGE is also set to DJ. Harbour Club x Art Week The private members-only Harbour Club is kicking off its first Art Basel by partnering with Fouquet’s New York. Guests will be treated to a pastry cart offering complimentary croissants and cappuccinos throughout the week.B.C. Premier David Eby vows to seek out new export opportunities in wake of Trump tariff planDozens of businesses in Dubuque marked Small Business Saturday with discounts and gifts for shoppers, all while encouraging local economic prosperity. Many new businesses were participating this year, including Limerick Candles & Vintage Reads, 1108 Iowa St., a store mainly selling used books and candles, which opened in September. "(One of our goals is) to get our name out," said owner Angie Ma. "A lot of people still don’t know our name." Ma said Dubuquers should shop at businesses owned by Dubuquers, like hers. Deals at Limerick Candles & Vintage Reads included five free wax melts after the purchase of two candles, as well as a free book after the purchase of three others. Also available at Ma's store and many others is a free craft beer, courtesy of Dubuque Main Street, one of many ways the organization and the city worked to encourage shoppers to participate in Small Business Saturday. Parking downtown at metered spaces and city-owned ramps and lots is free this holiday weekend, although Saturday's shoppers did not need to worry about finding a spot. The Holidazzle trolley loop, hosted by Dubuque Main Street from noon to 8 p.m. Saturday, stops at six popular shopping areas in the heart of Dubuque. Waiting for the trolley at Cable Car Square on Saturday afternoon, after stopping at a couple shops in the area, were Jill Keck, of Dubuque, and her mother, Linda Way, who was visiting from Rockford, Ill. Way said she was happy to be enjoying a day in downtown Dubuque. "I love to come down here all the time," she said. "I really like Dubuque." As the owner of local yard sign company Grassy Greetings, Keck said she understands the importance of supporting local businesses. "As a small business owner myself, I think it’s important ... to support other families and businesses," she said. "Everyone's always so friendly down here. It’s good to go in and look and see what’s new.” For the rest of the afternoon, Keck and Way were going to check out stores in other parts of town. "We're just going to get on the trolley and see where it takes us," Way said. A couple blocks away, McCoy Jeweler, 261 Main St., was offering 20% off all in stock jewelry. “We believe Small Business Saturday is obviously a very very important day not just for us but the entire community," said store manager Samantha Swift. "We really wanted to give an incentive that is hard to ignore.” Swift said shopping at a local jewelry store had many benefits over national chains. "There’s a chance the person you’re speaking to isn’t handling your order (at large chains)," she said. "When you come into our store and work with me, you’ll probably work me with continuously... We build a relationship with our clients." In the Millwork District, businesses like clothing store The Midwest Girl, 898 Jackson St. Suite 2, were offering their own incentives. Owner Marissa Hoffmann said shoppers at The Midwest Girl could get a free pair of socks with a $75 purchase and a gift with all purchases. “We have something for everyone who’s proud of their Midwest roots," Hoffmann said of her store's selection. "We are our own brand." Hoffmann said Small Business Saturday was not about getting the best deals but about supporting the community and its small business owners. She encouraged Dubuquers to go to local stores, see what they have to offer and talk to the owners even if they did not plan on buying anything. “That’s always the goal, really -- being community focused," she said. "It’s not so much about the sales and discounts today (but) really just encouraging people to throw on their coats and go downtown."