It's a very young, eclectic population, which is a perfect demographic for soccer.
With temperatures exceeding 38C (100F) the usual "snowbird" visitors from Canada who winter here have mostly gone, leaving an eclectic, permanent population of Latino workers and wealthy gay people – and Republicans.
The latter is credited to the eclectic population, and to the many recreational, business and cultural possibilities.
Which brings me to the subject of this new column, Collect Call: the eclectic population that lives to collect, who even, it might be argued, collect to live.
The lengthy, manifold ways to develop competencies in materials within the wide-ranging, eclectic population of designers began at the Politecnico di Milano in 1993, when the first Industrial Design School was founded in Italy.
"As a place of unparalleled population diversity and an eclectic mix of housing types, New York City has always been hard to count," said Joseph J. Salvo, director of the population division of New York's Department of City Planning.
There was a diverse population at Bletchley, an eclectic mix.
In recent years, this Camden County borough of nearly 15,000 residents has become sought after not only because of its walkable downtown and accessible public transportation, but also for an eclectic housing stock and a diverse population.
In addition to the large local Cuban population, the cafe attracted an eclectic crowd, from beatniks to classical music lovers, actors, musicians and celebrities, including Liza Minnelli.
