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Saturday, July 28, 2012 - Badminton World Federation | Photos by Edwin Leung and Tang Shi
Badminton launched its sixth appearance at the Olympic Games in truly royal fashion today, hosting HRH Prince of Wales at the historic Wembley Arena.
Still reveling in the glory of being one of three traditional British sports showcased in Friday night's Opening Ceremony, the racket-and-shuttlecock duel again took centrestage, privileged to be on Prince Charles' agenda on the first official day of action in the London 2012 Olympics.
Arriving during the busy luncheon interval, he was greeted by President of the Badminton World Federation (BWF) Dr Kang Young Joong (pictured right) before meeting LOCOG officials and chatting with shuttlers from three Commonwealth nations – Australia, Canada and, of course, Great Britain – about their Olympic experience and revealing that he was a badminton enthusiast, having played it in the past.
"This was unexpected but exciting. I enjoyed meeting him. It's awesome that he's come out to watch badminton," said Canadian Women's Doubles player, Alex Bruce, slated to take the court in the night session with her partner, Michelle Li.
Britain's badminton team leader, Andy Allford, and Men's Singles specialist, Rajiv Ouseph, were also thrilled to have royalty present.
"It's absolutely fantastic. It's brilliant he's come along to badminton," declared Allford, while Ouseph was sought out by television media for interviews.
The Prince, who is also the Duke of Cornwall, then visited the Olympic Family Lounge after which he took his seat in the smartly-appointed, three-court venue to absorb some enthralling post-lunch battles, including a Women's Singles match involving a British player. He would certainly have been pleased with what he saw from hometown contender, Susan Egelstaff, as she shook off a sluggish start to seize the first game from Slovenia's Maja Tvrdy comfortably 21-15.
"I spotted him when I was warming up but I wasn't nervous. I knew he was coming and my teammates were teasing me, asking if I'm going to curtsy," said Scotland-born Egelstaff laughing, after breezing through the second game 21-10.
Later in the afternoon, another dignitary – Finland's President Sauli Niinistö and his wife, Jenni Haukio – also attended badminton to watch their country's Anu Nieminen in her first group-stage fixture. 34-year-old Nienimen beat Mexico's Victoria Montero in straight games 21-12 21-18 registering her first Olympics' victory in her fourth participation of the Games!
HRH Prince of Wales (centre) takes in badminton action at Wembley Arena today. Seated with him (left to right) are Mrs. Kang; President of Badminton World Federation Dr. Kang Young Joong; BWF Vice President – Olympic Relations Gregory Verpoorten; and Badminton England Chief Executive Adrian Christie.
HRH Prince Charles shaking hands with BWF Secretary General Thomas Lund outside the Olympic Family Lounge.
HRH Prince Charles speaking with Great Britain's London-born player, Rajiv Ouseph.
HRH Prince Charles also met with players from Commonwealth countries. Here he chats with Australia's Glenn Warfe.
HRH Prince Charles also spoke with the Canadian badminton contingent.
Finland's President Sauli Niinistö and his wife Jenni Haukio watching Anu Nieniman's first group match.
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Though she passed away in 1998, plastic surgeon and arts lover Anne Miller still has a presence in Columbus' cultural community. For example, if you've visited the Pacific Island Water Garden at the Franklin Park Conservatory, you've probably enjoyed the view of her Japanese koi swimming in its pond.
A number of local artists and organizations have benefited more tangibly from Miller's memory through the programs administered by Annie's Fund, the nonprofit founded in her honor by her husband, Robert Falcone. In its 14 years of existence, more than $75,000 in cash awards has been disbursed to professional and student artists.
"It was established in an effort to perpetuate the things she was interested in, such as fine crafts," explained Ellen Grevey, a founding board member. "We've given an individual artist grant through Greater Columbus Arts Council every other year, and we established a scholarship fund to send CCAD students to Pilchuck Glass School."
Annie's Fund also has instigated an annual solo show of Falcone's art at Lindsay Gallery, with proceeds from sales going to the grant program.
Strongly graphic and steeped in pop culture, Falcone's work has focused in the past on iconic rock stars and vixens from the James Bond films. This year, he found unusual inspiration in reality shows about survivalists.
As he explained, "On National Geographic there's a reality show about people preparing for doomsday. I thought, if the end time is coming, it doesn't have to be the end of art and culture, so I painted art for bunker walls — cave paintings to be discovered 2,000 years from now by some poor alien archaeologist."
"Apocalypse Soon" features a dozen works that take a light approach to the end of civilization. Classic Civil Defense logos and radiation symbols are treated to gold leaf and other decorative touches, and a National Archive photo of early nuclear tests on the Bikini Atoll is given an absurd shift in tone with the simple, multicolored addition of the phrase "Beach Party."
"It could be serious, but not so much for me," Falcone joked. "I was all ready for the rapture last year, and that didn't work out. Either I'm a sinner and I'm still here or it didn't happen."
As Grevey observed, "Robert's got a great and strange sense of humor."
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Blessed Mary Angela to host Parish Life Open House
Blessed Mary Angela R.C. Church in Dunkirk will be holding a Parish Life Open House to be held in conjunction with the 20th anniversary of the beatification of Blessed Mary Angela on Saturday, April 20 at 5 p.m., at the St. Hyacinth Church lyceum on Lake Shore Drive East and on Sunday, April 21 at noon at the St. Hedwig social center on Townsend Street.
Representatives from over 20 parish ministries will be in attendance showcasing what they have to offer to the parish and how parishioners can become more involved. Light refreshments will be served.
Find bargains at church rummage sale
WESTFIELD – The Westfield United Methodist Church will be holding its spring rummage, clothing and bake sale on Friday, May 3 and Saturday, May 4. The event kicks off on Friday, running from 6 to 8 p.m. and on Saturday from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. with a bag sale starting at noon.
Church to hold chicken barbecue
St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Parish's annual chicken barbecue will be held Sunday, April 28, from 11 a.m. until sold out in the parish hall, located in the NCCS School building. Pre-sale tickets are available for $8, with the last day for pre-sale being April 22. At the door tickets will be $9, a child's portion is also available.
The menu includes a half barbecue chicken, barbecue baked beans, dilled/buttered baby red potatoes, roll and butter, beverage and home made desserts. There will also be a gift raffle, with prizes from the Buffalo Sabres and Jim Kelly, former quarterback for the Buffalo Bills. All are welcome. For pre-sale tickets, call the rectory at 366-1750.
St. Joseph Parish plans spaghetti dinner
A spaghetti and meatball dinner will be held on Wednesday, May 1 beginning at 4 p.m. at St. Joseph Church, 145 E. Main St. in Fredonia. Tickets are available at the door for $6.50 for adults and $4.50 for children 12 and under. Take-outs are available for the same price. There will be a cash give-away with prizes totaling $500 and themed basket drawings. Everyone is welcome, and community members are encouraged to bring friends and family members.
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LILY DALE – Emmy Chetkin will be the guest speaker at the Church of the Living Spirit on Sunday.


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In short: Great race & faultless organisationDate of review: December 12, 2010
In short: A great course for PB huntersDate of review: October 18, 2010
In short: If only there were more marathons like thisIn full: Thank you to the marshalls - there were plenty of chances to take a wrong turning had there been less marshalls. A "personal worst" time for me but a race with very special memories none the less. I'll be back next yearDate of review: September 19, 2010
In short: tougher than I expectedIn full: an undulating course on the 1st lap that suddenly becomes hilly on the 2nd lap!!Scenery is nice tree lined roads however, the view does get a bit monotonous after 13 miles of the same. Really nice to run a whole race without seeing a single carDate of review: August 23, 2010
In short: Full marks to the organisers. I'll be back next yearIn full: Great race and the organisation was like clockwork with loads of marshalls. Having cold sponges at the waterstations was a welcome addition for a summer race.Date of review: August 3, 2010
In short: well done to the organisers - defenately recommendedIn full: A really good route with the potential of being very fast. The only downside is the lack of spectators to pull you through the pain.Date of review: June 1, 2010
In short: the one and only London Marathon. You can't beat itDate of review: April 28, 2010
In short: Perfect timing 2 weeks pre london marathonDate of review: April 12, 2010
In short: A welcome addition to the usual marathon warm-up racesIn full: A nice mixture of airfield and country lanes to look at. Flat on the airfield and (very) undulating on the lanes. A very enjoyable race with no problems (plenty of marshalls and water stations)Date of review: March 15, 2010
In short: Great race - one for the PB huntersDate of review: March 15, 2010
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Columbus, OH, Oct. 24, 2013 — Expiration of the Farm Bill and the recently passed Continuing Resolution allows the USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) to offer some Farm Bill conservation programs, but not all, according to Dot Harris, Ohio's Assistant State Conservationist for Programs. In addition, the Federal Government shutdown suspended NRCS work on existing conservation program contracts, delaying certification of practices installed during that timeframe. Conservation program contract holders that installed practices during the government shutdown should notify their local NRCS field office so NRCS can certify the practices as completed and process payments for those practices.
The Environmental Quality Incentives Program (EQIP)
The Continuing Resolution provides funding for EQIP. In Ohio, NRCS will review and rank eligible EQIP applications submitted by November 15, for funding. If additional EQIP funding is available, NRCS may offer additional application periods. Eligible agricultural producers can apply for EQIP anytime.
The Conservation Stewardship Program (CSP)
The Continuing Resolution provides funding for CSP. Like EQIP, any eligible agricultural producer can apply for CSP anytime. In Ohio, NRCS has not yet announced an application selection date this year.
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The Continuing Resolution provides funding for FRPP. In Ohio, NRCS will announce the deadline for cooperating entities to submit applications this year.
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Several conservation program authorities lapsed when the Farm Bill expired. These include the Wetlands Reserve Program (WRP), Grasslands Reserve Program (GRP), Healthy Forest Reserve Program (HFRP), and Conservation Reserve Program (CRP). NRCS cannot accept new applications for these programs at this time. NRCS will continue to assist with agreements from prior years to complete easement closings and restoration activities and to ensure conservation practice implementation.
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Debates of Oct. 24th, 2003
House of Commons Hansard #143 of the 37th Parliament, 2nd Session. (The original version is on Parliament's site.) The word of the day was program.
- Children of Deceased Veterans Education Assistance Act
- Paul Martin Sr. Award
- Foreign Affairs
- Correctional Service of Canada
- Canadian Forces
- Science and Technology
- United Nations Day
- Front d'action populaire en réaménagement urbain
- Toronto and Region Islamic Congregation
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- United Nations Day
- Imprimerie Dumaine
- Prime Minister of Canada
- Aboriginal Affairs
- Small Business Week
- Justice
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- Canada-U.S. Relations
- Aboriginal Affairs
- Agriculture
- Trade
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- Taxation
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- Jacques Cartier Bridge
- Shipyards
- Points of Order
- Oral Question Period
- Government Response to Petitions
- Committees of the House
- Petitions
- Point of Order
- Petitions
- Questions on the Order Paper
- Question No. 251
- Children of Deceased Veterans Education Assistance Act
- Criminal Code
Liberal Government
Statements By Members
11:05 a.m.
Yolande Thibeault Saint-Lambert, QC
Mr. Speaker, I am pleased to speak today to acknowledge a very important anniversary.
Tomorrow, October 25, is the tenth anniversary of the Liberal Party's victory under the leadership of the right hon. member for Saint-Maurice.
Because of the proactive agenda of the government he has led, the country has enjoyed tremendous economic growth and been able to maintain quality public services.
On this tenth anniversary, we have much to celebrate and we should be proud of our achievements. The future will be built on our successes because we have put this country on solid footing.
We are now ready for a new mandate.
Conservative Party
Statements By Members
11:05 a.m.
Canadian Alliance
Inky Mark Dauphin—Swan River, MB
Mr. Speaker, the biggest democratic deficit in Canada is the lack of opportunity for the electorate to change the government of the day.
The success of a proposed merger between the Alliance and the PC Party will stop the Liberals from winning successive elections by default through vote splitting. There are too many parties in the House of Commons fragmenting the votes to the point that the Liberals formed the government in 1993 with only 37% of the votes.
Canadians need a real option to the Liberals in the next election capable of forming a government. That is why a merger of Canada's two conservative parties is good for both our country and democracy. With a reunited Conservative Party our votes will really count. We will have the potential to throw out an unwanted government.
The leader of the Progressive Conservative Party and the leader of the official opposition have earned our thanks for putting the country and democracy first. They deserve the support of all Canadians.
United Nations Day
Statements By Members
11:10 a.m.
Sophia Leung Vancouver Kingsway, BC
Mr. Speaker, today is United Nations Day. It was 58 years ago today that the United Nations charter came into force. It was a coming together of countries in the hope of creating a better world based on common principles and rule of law.
The challenges facing us in the world today are no less daunting than in 1945. In some areas, we have progressed immeasurably; in others, we face new challenges. These only underline the vital role and importance of collaborative international efforts and institutions such as the United Nations.
Canada was a leader in the creation of the original UN charter in 1945. We continue to play a leading role in the world. I am sure all Canadians will join me in celebrating this year's United Nation's Day.
Imprimerie Dumaine
Statements By Members
11:10 a.m.
Yvan Loubier Saint-Hyacinthe—Bagot, QC
Mr. Speaker, on October 20, the Saint-Hyacinthe chamber of commerce, the Local Development Centre and the BDC named Imprimerie Dumaine small business of the year.
It is an honour to join the entire community in congratulating Marc Dumaine, his associate Mario Haineault, and the entire team at Imprimerie Dumaine on the excellent work they have been doing since 1988.
Over the years, Imprimerie Dumaine has taken advantage of the creativity of its managers, and new technology, to build an increasingly larger client base.
Dynamic companies such as this one have helped Saint-Hyacinthe enjoy continued economic growth and a very low unemployment rate. We should thank more often these small businesses and the people running them for generating wealth and thousands of jobs in the area.
Once again, I would like to commend Imprimerie Dumaine for contributing to the fame of the Saint-Hyacinthe area.
Prime Minister of Canada
Statements By Members
11:10 a.m.
Ivan Grose Oshawa, ON
Mr. Speaker, tomorrow is the Prime Minister's 10th anniversary.
He has led the government to three consecutive majority governments. Since day one, the government has pursued a bold, forward-looking agenda that has never faltered, and has been devoted to building a healthy and prosperous Canada.
We have much to celebrate and much to be proud of. As one who was here in those early, heady days in 1993 I share with so many of my colleagues a sense of accomplishment. As the Prime Minister said back then, we had a lot of work to do. Well, we have done a lot of good work.
In the past 10 years Canada has progressed as a nation and secured a strong future in our ever changing world. Canada's children get a better head start, our national parks system is growing, our books are balanced, our taxes are lower, and millions of jobs have been created, and those are just a few examples.
I know my colleagues will join me in congratulating the Prime Minister on 10 good years of government.
Aboriginal Affairs
Statements By Members
11:10 a.m.
Dick Proctor Palliser, SK
Mr. Speaker, for 25 years the early childhood intervention program has provided services to families of children from birth to school age who were developmentally delayed or a risk for delay.
Until now, families residing within first nation communities have had equal opportunity to access these services, either through provincial funding off reserve or federal funding on reserve.
Incredibly, as of next March, the on reserve access through the Department of Indian and Northern Affairs will be cut off. Why? Because federal bureaucrats have erroneously concluded that these services duplicate the aboriginal head start programs. They certainly do not, as the professionals who work in this specialized area have attested.
Hundreds of on reserve families in Saskatchewan alone will be negatively impacted as a result of this decision. New Democrats are pleading with Health Canada and the Department of Indian Affairs and Northern Development to relook at this program and the clientele it serves.
It would be readily apparent to them that there is no duplication and that the continuation of these programs is both urgent and imperative.
Small Business Week
Statements By Members
11:10 a.m.
Sarmite Bulte Parkdale—High Park, ON
Mr. Speaker, I am delighted to rise today to recognize the 2003 small business week, which runs from October 19 to 25. This year's theme is, "You're the power behind the Canadian economy, let's share the energy".
Small business is the fastest growing business sector in Canada and in this sector women-owned businesses are the fastest growing segment. Based on the 2001 census, the number of women entrepreneurs grew by 208% from 1981 to 2001 compared to a meagre 38% increase for men.
In fact, there are more than 821,000 women entrepreneurs in Canada and their businesses contributed over $18 billion to the Canadian economy in 2001. According to the OECD, Canadian women have the highest participation rate in the world for owning their own businesses.
To focus on this burgeoning increase in women who own businesses, I have been honoured to chair the Prime Minister's task force on women entrepreneurs and I am pleased to inform the House that our report will be released next Wednesday.
Statements By Members
October 24th, 2003 / 11:15 a.m.
Canadian Alliance
Brian Pallister Portage—Lisgar, MB
Mr. Speaker, Perry Fontaine comes from a privileged background. He is the former chairman of the Virginia Fontaine Addictions Foundation, and was responsible for the care and treatment of solvent addicted aboriginal children.
Mr. Fontaine is now facing eight charges of bribery and fraud for allegedly funnelling over $600,000 from the addictions foundation and away from those very children. He is accused of stealing from the most vulnerable, the most fragile, and the most deserving of our compassion.
Because Perry Fontaine is aboriginal, he can ask the court for special treatment at sentencing. Liberal amendments to the Criminal Code and the Youth Criminal Justice Act instruct judges to place the rights of aboriginal criminals above the rights of aboriginal victims. That is wrong.
We must end race based sentencing and say yes to the equal rights of aboriginal victims to justice in this country.
Oral Question Period
11:15 a.m.
Progressive Conservative
Peter MacKay Pictou—Antigonish—Guysborough, NS
Mr. Speaker, yesterday for the first time the Minister of Industry finally admitted freely that he accepted a free gift by going fishing at the Irving fishing lodge. A forced, half-hearted, eleventh hour apology is simply not good enough.
I ask the Deputy Prime Minister, does he still care about integrity in government? Has he intervened on behalf of Canadians, and when will the Minister of Industry be asked to resign?
Oral Question Period
11:15 a.m.
Ottawa South
John Manley Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Finance
Mr. Speaker, the minister has answered these allegations fully in the House. He has dealt with each of the issues that have been raised.
There are a couple of outstanding items that have been referred by the minister himself to the ethics counsellor. He will deal with those when the ethics counsellor has completed looking at them.
Oral Question Period
11:15 a.m.
Progressive Conservative
Peter MacKay Pictou—Antigonish—Guysborough, NS
Mr. Speaker, the fact remains that the ethics counsellor has not a shred of credibility with Canadians or with members of the opposition certainly and, I suspect, members of the government.
The Minister of Industry since 1993 filed six gift declarations. He had to understand the provisions of the code of ethics. Yet there is a suspicious eight year gap during which he filed nothing.
Why did the Minister of Industry not come forward sooner with this declaration? Why does the Deputy Prime Minister not care about responsible government and ask the Minister of Industry to resign?
Oral Question Period
11:15 a.m.
Ottawa South
John Manley Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Finance
Mr. Speaker, when it comes to credibility, he is a member who ought to be careful where he treads. He did sign a document not that long ago and then kind of threw it aside.
In respect to the matter that he is raising, it is clear that the minister has dealt with each of the allegations. He has dealt with them in the House. He has dealt with them in public. He has issued an apology for some aspects of his actions. That should leave the matter closed.
Oral Question Period
11:15 a.m.
Progressive Conservative
Peter MacKay Pictou—Antigonish—Guysborough, NS
Mr. Speaker, I will take no lectures from a former junior rat packer who while in opposition used to care about responsible government. I will take no lessons from a Deputy Prime Minister who stands in this House day after day and defends the corrupt, sleazy actions on behalf of cabinet ministers that cost Canadian taxpayers hundreds of millions of dollars.
In the absence of leadership from the Prime Minister, when will the Deputy Prime Minister step forward, show some leadership and ask the industry minister to resign?
Oral Question Period
11:15 a.m.
Ottawa South
John Manley Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Finance
Mr. Speaker, it has been many years, but I recognize the dulcet tones of a rat packer myself in that question.
What we have here is a desperate attempt on the part of the leader of the Progressive Conservative Party to attract some attention to himself. He is a leader who has decided to abandon the history and traditions of his party and turn the brand and its reputation over to the Alliance Party, and who does not have the support of key people in his party, including the previous leader. His desperation shows in his tone of voice.
Oral Question Period
11:15 a.m.
Canadian Alliance
Carol Skelton Saskatoon—Rosetown—Biggar, SK
Mr. Speaker, the government continues to throw muck on people.
We do not accept the industry minister's half-hearted apology he gave yesterday. It was too little and it was too late. He was wrong to accept the trip. He was wrong to hide it from the ethics counsellor. He was wrong to lobby for the Irvings.
Will the Deputy Prime Minister do the right thing today and ask the industry minister to resign?


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Earnest Ray Kitchens, 65, longtime Gallatin County resident, died peacefully at his home surrounded by his family after an extended battle with Agent Orange.
Ray, as most knew him, was born in Equality on Nov. 15, 1947, to the late William and Imogene (O'Neal) Kitchens.
Ray proudly served his country in the Army, stationed in Korea, where he met his wife of 43 years, Kyong "Ann" (Chung) Kitchens. After his time in the military he came back to Gallatin County and held many jobs: Policeman, owner of an auto body shop and instructor at Job Corp for Auto Body Repair. He loved to work on cars, and enjoyed going to the casinos.
He was a man of faith, a good husband, father, grandfather, brother and friend and will be missed.
Ray is survived by his wife, Ann, Shawneetown; two daughters, Sherri Malone, Shawneetown, and Mary Delorme of Equality; one son, Jerry Kitchens of Shawneetown; five grandchildren, Megan Gentles, Jakeb Malone, Alissia Kitchens, Jaden Crissup and Britnee Delorme. He is also survived by four sisters, Ruth Patton, Mary Riden, Betty Terrell and Linda Abell.
Ray was also preceded in death by two sisters, Lou Dameron and Sue Legg; and one brother, Billy Kitchens.
Visitation will be 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 16, 2012, at the Cox & Son Funeral Home in Shawneetown. His funeral will be 11 a.m. Monday, Dec. 17, 2012, at the funeral home. The Rev. Randy Vaughn will officiate and interment will follow in the Elmwood Cemetery near Equality with full military rites.
You may leave a note of comfort to the family at www.coxandson.com
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Here's how RW members rated this race in the past (134 votes).
In short: Good mix of terrain, slick organisation and a challenging raceIn full: 14 miles of a variety of terrain, some road, mostly trail, cross fields, woodland tracks and rough footways. Challneging ascents with both short sharp hills and some long drawn out climbs. Could have used one more water station around mile 8, and the narrow track ascent near the start was basically a queue. But these are minor points. Great scenery and a really friendly atmosphere.Date of review: August 4, 2008
In short: If you like trail runs with a bit of a sting then this is for you.In full: This was my first trail run and I can see why so many people enjoy it. Some nice views in places but most of the route through woods which is a good plan for a summers day (even if the weather is not particulalry summery). Good organisation and friendly marshals with a nice medal at the end; made having to walk up some of the hills worth it. Date of review: August 4, 2008
In short: steep hills and absolutely beautiful sceneryIn full: Very hard hills, everybody walking up in one line. All surfaces included: mud,sand, rocks,woodland, roads, water,pebbbles certainly multi terrain!! Outstanding beauty, no doubts. The shower situation was interesting - only one shared between everybody and just a few drops coming through. Altogether wonderful experience - very hard race.Date of review: August 4, 2008
In short: Challenging trail race in lovely countrysideIn full: Very well marked and marshalled course. Water stations were numerous and well spread; Thoroughly enjoyed the course, but struggled towards the end. Pleasant atmosphere too! On weather front today: too humid for my liking! I hope to run it again in the future! Thanks to the organisers :-)Date of review: August 3, 2008
In short: a good tough race, shame the course has changed and now run in reverse as it seems all uphill now - good fun thoDate of review: August 3, 2008
In short: Strenuous, but good fun.In full: Thanks to: the lady who pushed me up the slippery slope; Kate (from Liverpool) who kept me going up the final hills !Good: lots of water stations; friendly.Needed: a few more signs/marshalls; a route map/description (in advance) on the web.Overall: I would recommend it.Date of review: August 3, 2008
In short: Challengingly good funDate of review: August 3, 2008
In short: Hills, heat, humidity - it had it all!In full: I expected a tough trail race and I certainly got it with this race. Never seemed to get into my stride - where were the flat bits!! Very well organised - the best race so far on this front. The humidity and the heat cost me my time but I'll hopefully beat the 2hrs+ next year.Date of review: August 3, 2008
In short: I had a fantastic run - thank you!In full: The route was well signed, and very challenging. Everytime I started struggling another cheering marshall appeared. They did an excellent job and I can't thank you all enough for helping me round. They all knew exactly which mile marker they were near and had a good knowledge of what was coming up, which I think is essential. Thanks also to the lovely Liss Runner who came running over to me with water as I came out of the finish area looking a little wobbly. I was shockingly slow, but I had a great run through beautiful quiet countryside. Definitely one to do again. Date of review: August 3, 2008
In short: A hard raceIn full: Much harder than last year, not because there was no sun either. Felt like a sauna for the first few miles, definitely had the wrong top on!! More steep hills which caused many bottle necks when people stopped to walk. Those who wanted to run could not, which probably contributed to the slower times this year. I was 19 minutes slower!!Date of review: August 3, 2008
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With all the zigging and zagging that has occurred in this thread, I thought that it might be useful to pull together in one place what I believe we know about the Buddys style pizza based on information available at the Buddys website and from the posts of many of our members. In attempting this summary, I am aware that some of the information may no longer apply or may have been modified, as often happens in a non-static business environment. For example, at one time there was a link at the Buddys website to some very useful information on the Buddys pizzas, at http://www.buddyspizza.com/secret.htm. However, that link no longer appears at the Buddys websiteor at least I have not been able to find it. It is hard to know what the disappearance of the above link from its one highly prominent position means (unless they are cheapening their product) but since it is hard to imagine that Buddys has dramatically changed the character of its pizzas, I will assume for now that the information at the abovereferenced link is still valid. Members should feel free to add to the summary presented below or to correct or amplify on any point raised. Here is my summary:1. Buddys uses a premium grade flour for its pizza dough, and, based on a recent exchange with Buddys, it is bromated (which is common for a Sicilian style dough). The only other dough ingredients are water, yeast and salt. There is no sugar in the dough and there is no oil in the dough per se, although, as noted below, there is oil that is used in shaping the dough and in the pans used to bake the pizzas.2. According to Buddys, the dough is made daily, at each store location, and the dough is double kneaded and allowed to rise for 1 to 1 ½ hours, presumably in pans. Some time ago, after I inquired, I was told that double kneading entails removing the dough from the mixer, patting it out, stretching it, and then panning it. One member has reported (at Reply 95 at http://www.pizzamaking.com/forum/index.php/topic,3783.msg73765.html#msg73765) that the dough making starts in the morning, for example, from about 8 AM to about 11 AM. That dough is then used during the course of the day to fill orders, with the dough made earliest in the morning (e.g., 8-9 AM) being used for the lunch business. Another member, at Reply 112 at http://www.pizzamaking.com/forum/index.php/topic,3783.msg79248.html#msg79248, has reported that the dough in the pans is allowed to rise and is then punched down again. It was also reported, at Reply 97 at http://www.pizzamaking.com/forum/index.php/topic,3783.msg73843.html#msg73843, that the dough is quite hard to press out. It has also been reported (at Reply 95 referenced above) that the water used to make the dough is ice cold and that the flour is also cold. That could account for some of the difficulty in pressing out the dough (a warm dough is much easier to work with). However, it is not clear whether the cold ingredients are used all of the time or only in the summer to achieve a relatively constant finished dough temperature when the stores are hotter than usual. Presumably, the pans of dough can be held in coolers to keep the dough from overfermenting/overproofing and removed and allowed to temper as needed to fill orders. If this is the method actually employed, it would not be unusual for different doughs to have different amounts of fermentation. I have seen no evidence that the dough is held overnight (or longer) in coolers.3. There are two basic pizza sizes for the Buddys pizzas, a four square and an eight square. In an exchange with Buddys, I was told that the pan size for the four-square is 8 x 10, and 10 x 14 for the eight-square. The pans themselves are tapered and are made of steel. They are seasoned and are black in appearance (see http://msnbcmedia2.msn.com/j/msnbc/Components/ArtAndPhoto-Fronts/COVER/080228/080228-pizza-vmed-3p.standard.jpg.) The pans are oiled before the dough is placed into the pans. Some workers also apparently use oil on their hands while shaping the dough before placing into the pans (Reply 99, at http://www.pizzamaking.com/forum/index.php/topic,3783.msg73884.html#msg73884). I believe the oil is vegetable oil.4. The Buddys cheese is a brick cheese blend made especially for Buddys by Kraft, in Wisconsin. It is said to be shredded by hand although from a photo of the cheese that I have seen, at http://cache.daylife.com/imageserve/08Mf788bNv6xv/340x.jpg, the cheese blend looks more diced than shredded, or else the shred is a short shred. According to Buddys, almost one pound of the cheese blend (15 ounces) is used to make the eight-square pizza. If the amount of cheese blend used for the four-square pizza is used proportionately, I estimate that the amount of cheese blend for that pizza comes to about 8.57 ounces, or 0.1071428 ounces per square inch. In both cases, the cheese blend is distributed to the outer edges of the pizzas to crisp up during baking. The cheese blend is put on the pizzas before the sauce.5. The sauce for the Buddys pizzas is a non-chunky sauce and, according to Buddys, is made with a blend of Stanislaus premium tomato products, along with a proprietary blend of spices and herbs. The sauce is put on the pizzas in dollops to form wide strips (see http://bp0.blogger.com/__XShj91sMpw/RlJCGZFbuCI/AAAAAAAAAk4/jIeRhr1ub-U/s1600-h/redwings_5.JPG). 6. The pepperoni used by Buddys on its pizzas is the Margherita brand. It is a coarse grind pepperoni that is sold under the designation Coarse Grind Pepperoni, #38616-31329 (Reply 79, at http://www.pizzamaking.com/forum/index.php/topic,3783.msg69983.html#msg69983). The pepperoni slices are thicker than usual and have been described as being about the size of a quarter. According to Buddys, the pepperoni slices are placed under the cheese blend to prevent charring. Based on http://cache.daylife.com/imageserve/08Mf788bNv6xv/340x.jpg, the four-square pepperoni pizza appears to have 20 pepperoni slices. Extrapolating to the larger size pan (the eight-square pan), a total of about 35 pepperoni slices seems possible.7. The Buddys pizzas are said to be baked for 12 minutes in an infrared conveyor oven (see Reply 28 at http://www.pizzamaking.com/forum/index.php/topic,3783.msg62915.html#msg62915). I believe the ovens are shown in the background at http://wwwimage.cbsnews.com/images/2008/02/29/image3891595g.jpg (see also what appears to be an oil container and brush to the left and behind Mary Hellers, the Buddys worker). The only bake temperature I have noted375 degrees F (and a 13-minute bake time)--is the one given in Reply 98 at http://www.pizzamaking.com/forum/index.php/topic,3783.msg73872.html#msg73872. Buddys also sells so-called Half-Baked pizzas (http://www.buddyspizza.com/half-baked-instructions.pdf) and, for those pizzas, it recommends that they be baked at 375-400 degrees F. I have seen no evidence of any pre-baking of the crusts. Despite what we feel we know about the Buddys pizzas, there is much we do not know. For example, we dont know the precise ingredients and quantities of ingredients used by Buddys, and we dont know how much dough is used to make a particular pizza. We would have to purchase a basic Buddys pizza, such as a cheese pizza, weigh it, and try to work backwards to arrive at a possible dough weight and thickness factor. I also believe that the use of a bromated flour is an important aspect of the Buddys dough, and that the dough preparation and management methods, including hydration values, are also critical to the success of the Buddys pizzas. I also think that concentrating on a room-temperature fermented dough, either alone or in conjunction with a period of cold storage (but mainly for dough management purposes rather than for better crust flavor), is a productive way to proceed. I do not believe that double kneading is as important as Buddys has led us to believe. Some form of stretch and fold, or a rest period in the mixer followed by a final few turns, or a simple punchdown after an initial rise in the pan, should, in my opinion, serve as reasonable substitutes for the Buddys double knead method. Peter
Oiled with either O.O., veg oil or canola oil. GIBBY
I emailed Buddy's to see what kind of flour they use. Said I had several allergies. They responded back with a short answer that use wheat flour in their pizza's. I searched and found that Bromated Flour is wheat flour with potassium bromate (KBrO3 ) added to it. Where can this type of flour be bought?
I personally have never seen a bromated flour that was not high gluten but not sure if that is universal or just my experience.
Got another question. Anyone ever try bacon grease on the bottom of pan to crisp the crust?
steel_baker,I assume from your last post that you did not mean to say that Buddy's gets its blue steel pans from P.A. Products. According to a recent news item at http://www.freep.com/article/20110123/COL20/101230384/Shortage-of-steel-pans-has-Detroit-style-pizza-makers-scrambling, it appears that Buddy's may have been getting its pans from a source in West Virginia. When I called P.A. Products to learn more about their pans, I was abruptly informed that they were out of the blue steel pans. I tried, to no avail, to see if they would tell me if they made the pans for Buddy's or Jet's. They professed to have no idea as to the source of the Buddy's or Jet's pans. Peter
I'm a little puzzled about the idea of letting the dough rise in the pans - not at home, but at the actual Buddy's locations. They must serve hundreds of pizzas a day. So they make dough from 8:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m., at which they have literally hundreds of pizza pans, in two sizes, not knowing which sizes people will order, that they stack all over the kitchen, all day?


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Scotty,Which formulation did you use? Sometimes a different rack position needs to be used so the bottom crusts gets baked right. What temperature did you bake at and what rack position did you use?Your pizza looks pretty good to me. Norma
From VIA 313 on facebook today. VIA 313 getting some street cred on the big screen. Maybe I need to move to Texas and start making Detroit style pizzas. Maybe my opportunity awaits. Norma
Thank you. I was pleased with the appearance of the pie, and maybe if I hadn't grown up in Detroit would've been more satisfied with the results, but my wife and salesgirl were pleased. I used .8% IDY and 71.23% water. I used half KABF and half KAAP. I baked it in my home electric oven on a pizza stone, bottom rack, 550 for about 12 minutes. My pan from Detroit Style Pizza company hasn't arrived yet and I'm also waiting on a remote thermometer so I can know exactly what temp I'm cooking at. I let the dough cold proof for about 28 hours, the dough was very tough to work with, but added some flour and that helped a ton.
Why the heck not....you only get one stab at this crazy thing called life!
Scotty,I think you will be able to make a Detroit Style pizza after another attempt, or a few attempts. I could not get my Detroit style pizzas right at first either. I am glad your wife and salesgirl were pleased with your Detroit style pizza. I think a steel pan from the Detroit Style Pizza Company will get you closer to your goal. What did the bottom of your crust look like that you weren't happy with it. I just wondered since you are baking at a higher temperature on a pizza stone on the bottom rack. I have dabbed my dough in flour to sometimes to get it to ball better. I try to dip in flour and then ball and I can usually tell if it needs a little more flour when balling. Did you ball and then put the dough ball in the pan? How did you mix the dough and what did use to mix the dough. Sorry to be asking all these questions, but that is the only way I can really know what you did.Norma
I tried balling it immediately, however it was way too sticky, so I just kinda threw it in a bowl, covered it, and let it set. I mixed the dough with a standard kitchen aide mixer, started slow for a minute and then upped the speed for about 5. The more I think about it, I may have had too much cheese on it. How much do you typically use?
I thought this DS pizza with those dressings tasted good.
Norma, that looks really tasty! How did the arugula fare when you cut it or did you sell it as a whole pie?
Hey Norma, thanks for the post of the Detroit Style Pizza Newsletter. I wonder if you have a URL to subscribe to their newsletter? Thanks. TinRoof
Norma,That huge pepperoni looks tasty!Cicada wasps are interesting for sure. Anything that lays eggs in another creature fascinates me.Britt
I've got a cousin that had her son via surrogate mother. Does that count, egglayin'-wise?
Buzz buzzzzz Norma...watch out! I love that sort of stuff your Market biology associate is into.I have an Uncle(an entomologist)who was Director of foreign laboratory installations first for the FDA and then later on for the Smithsonian Institute. As a child I collected the post cards I received from him from all around the World(labs that he was setting up). At the age of 13 I had my first jet airplane ride with my Grandma to Washington D.C. to visit Uncle Sonny(Dr. bug us kids called him : ). At his lab there he put a tsetse fly under an electron microscope an said "look at this Bobbie"...he had it focused on the eye of the fly...Norma; I physically jumped back away from the scope lenses...that view scared the crap out of me!!!
I have visited the Smithsonian Institutes many times and even held a very large hissing cockroach one time.
Norma, that's one good reason NOT to move to Texas to make DS pizza - we don't have anything nearly as fantastic as the Smithsonians down here. There are some good museums and historical places, but they're the kind of thing you do once and you're done with it, and nothing's close to anything else, so you can spend most of a day just driving to and from.
I tried again, mixed it more, let it rest, was still really sticky coming out of the bowl. After a day in the fridge, it was easier to work with, but the middle didn't quite cook up like it should. I'm gonna put it in the oven higher up next time, but I've got to figure out how to make the dough easier to work with for balling. If I were to make a few balls at once, I'd have a heck of a time.


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-Douglas Bertazini vs. Johnny Eduardo
-Fernando Kioshi vs. Diego Akita
-Joao Paulo Pereira vs. Marcelo Cruz
Pacific Xtreme Combat 26
August 20, 2011
Resorts World Manila Newport Performing Arts Theatre
Manila, Philippines
-Ronnie Borja vs. Harris Sarmiento
-Rafael Rebello vs. David Cho
-Alex Castro vs. Crisanto Pitpitunge
-Eben Kaneshiro vs. Chris Manuel
-Rogelio Plomeda vs. Geje Eustaquio
-Kyle Aguon vs. Jasor Ablasi
-Josh Alvarez vs. Ali Cali
-Josh Calvo vs. Alcer Lozada
-Tristan Arenal vs. Gyo Pyung Hwang
-Ross Ebanez vs. Hyun Gyu Lim
Hoosier Fight Club 8
August 20, 2011
Porter County Expo Center
Valparaiso, Indiana
-Justin Ruggio vs. Frank Lester
-Jake Murphy vs. Phillipe Nover
-Adam Ward vs. Andy Main
-Aaron Noel vs. Timothy Duncan
-Jake Rosenbaum vs. Zachary Harvey
-Kevin Nowaczyk vs. Daniel Head
-Terry House Jr. vs. Bobby Emmons
-Drew Walters vs. Bryant Whitaker
-Christopher Malamatos vs. Jonathan Ciavirelli
-Shaun-Ryan Sanchez vs. Christopher Jennings
-Jonathan Bandy vs. Brandon Thomerson
CFX: Fight Night in Brainerd
August 20, 2011
Bada Bing's Backyard Coliseum
Brainerd, Minnesota
-Robert Dawson vs. Fernando Violante
-Reilly Griffin vs. TBA
-Kyle Matuszak vs. TBA
-Matt Lagou vs. Cody Pahan
-Tony Martin vs. Brady Gades
-Ramsey Welch vs. TBA
-Jordan Thurstin vs. Matthew Cecil
-Bradley Hofstrand vs. Zaur Jan
-Ryan Sweezer vs. Jamel Long
MMA Big Show: Fearless
August 20, 2011
Taft Theatre
Cincinnati, Ohio
-Steve Cotterman vs. Troy Blevins
-Brandon Walker vs. Ryan MacIntosh
-Austin Apollos vs. Joe Pegg
-Jerrod Jennings vs. T.J. Wash
-Chris Lindsey vs. Charles Stanford
-Michael Ormes vs. Lenny Wagoner
-Justin Houk vs. Ben Elliott
-Charles Dove Jr. vs. John Helton
-Jacob Ray vs. Justin Dearinger
-Grant Brunner vs. William Northern
-Shane Wyatt vs. John Neese
-Keith Williams vs. Ronnie Jordan
-David Smallwood vs. Connor Mitton
-Brendon Hampton vs. Kevin Naji
Gladiator Challenge: Pro-Am
August 21, 2011
Soboba Casino
San Jacinto, California
-Aaron Neveu vs. Cody Bollinger (featherweight title)
-Robbie Peralta vs. Shad Smith (superfight title)
Shooto Brazil: Fight for BOPE
August 25, 2011
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
-Glover Teixeira vs. Marvin Eastman
-Ronys Torres vs. Akbarh Arreola
-Rodolfo Marques Diniz vs. Jesse Brock
-Hacran Dias vs. Eddie Hoch
DEEP: 55 Impact
August 26, 2011
Differ Ariake Arena
Tokyo, Japan
Airing: Fight Network
-Mizuto Hirota vs. Katsunori Kikuno (lightweight title)
-Koichiro Matsumoto vs. Tatsunao Nagakura (featherweight title)
-Kazuhisa Tazawa vs. Levan Razmadze (megaton title)
-Ryuta Sakurai vs. Katsuyori Shibata
-Amanda Lucas vs. Hikaru Shinohara
-Daiki Hata vs. Tatsmitsu Wada
-Motoki Miyazawa vs. Yasushi Kitazaki
-Ryuta Noji vs. TBA
Titan FC 19
August 26, 2011
Memorial Hall
Kansas City, Kansas
Airing: HDNet
-James Krause vs. Clay French
-Tonya Evinger vs. Sara McMann
-Rob Kimmons vs. Brendan Seguin
-Willian de Souza vs. Joe Wilk
-Marcio Navarro vs. Nick Nolte
-Daniel Gallemore vs. Alex Huddelston
-Anthony Gutierrez vs. Cody Land
August 26, 2011
Big Top Stadium at Luna Park
Sydney, Australia
-Jesse Juarez vs. Manny Rodriguez
-Antonio McKee vs. Jay Bradney
-Robert Whittaker vs. Corey Nelson
-Priscus Fogagnolo vs. Andrew Profili
-Kian Pham vs. Mark O'Callaghan
-Josh Payne vs. Michael Morcombe
-Steve Micallef vs. Cameron Murcutt
Epic Fighting 7
August 26, 2011
The Four Points Sheraton
San Diego, California
-Ken Sells vs. Chris Alvarez
-Nick Furst vs. Jonothan Juarez
-Anthony Soltero vs. Brett Sampson
-Francisco Castro vs. Ron Carroll
-Xavier Anderson vs. Nick Vega
-Brandon Doucette vs. Neil French
-Sean Marsicane vs. Jim Blakely
-Jaime Reyes vs. Sean Nejar
-Marvin Madariaga vs. Anthony Paredes
-Paul Blancaflor vs. Corey Sejara
-Ryan Williams vs. TBA
-James Gomez vs. TBA
-Adam Griffis vs. Odon Alvarez
Tuff-N-Uff: Future Stars of MMA
August 26, 2011
Cox Pavilion
Las Vegas, Nevada
-Jordan McDonald vs. Liz McCarthy
-Vince Van Slyke vs. Damien Jackson
-Jillian Lybarger vs. Jordan Gaza
-Kyosuke Yokoyama vs. Zach Grossman
-Latasha Marzola vs. TBA
UFC 134: Rio
August 27, 2011
HSBC Arena
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Airing: PPV
Main Card:
-Anderson Silva vs. Yushin Okami (middleweight title)
-Mauricio "Shogun" Rua vs. Forrest Griffin
-Antonio Rodrigo Nogueira vs. Brendan Schaub
-Luiz Cane vs. Stanislav Nedkov
-Edson Barboza vs. Ross Pearson
Preliminary Card:
-Thiago Tavares vs. Spencer Fisher
-Paulo Thiago vs. David Mitchell
-Rousimar Palhares vs. Dan Miller
-Erick Silva vs. Luis Ramos
-Yuri Alcantara vs. Felipe Arantes
-Yves Jabouin vs. Ian Loveland
-Raphael Assuncao vs. Johnny Eduardo
ProElite 1
August 27, 2011
Blaisdell Arena
Honolulu, Hawaii
-Andrei Arlovski vs. Ray Lopez
-Kendall Grove vs. Joe Riggs
-Drew McFedries vs. Kala Hose
-Sara McMann vs. Raquel Pa'aluhi
-Jake Heun vs. Mark Ellis
-Reagan Penn vs. Paul Gardiner
August 27, 2011
Le Skratch
Brossard, Quebec, Canada
-Vladimir Starcenkov vs. Martin Trempe
-Frederick Bonneau vs. Eric Bessette
-Samuel Giguere vs. Kevin Charette
-Joey Guerin vs. Mathieu Allard
-Dan Bechamp vs. Charles Bellemare
-Paul-André Lévesque vs. Micheal Cyr
-Ruben Fournier vs. Jonathan Goncalves
-Alex Te vs. Nathaniel Perl
-Aundray David vs. Eric l'Huilier
Australian Fighting Championship 2: Lombard vs. Taylor
August 27, 2011
Melbourne, Australia
-Hector Lombard vs. Jesse Taylor
Gladiator Challenge: Unleashed
August 27, 2011
Thunder Valley Casino Resort
Lincoln, California
-Dan Severn vs. Rick Vardel (super heavyweight title)
-Keith Berry vs. James Fanshier (middleweight title)
-Deutsch Pu'u vs. Rob Jackson (heavyweight title)
-Owen Rubio vs. Mike Johnson
King of the Cage: Kingpin
August 27, 2011
Lubbock Civic Center
Lubbock, Texas
-Tony Bonello vs. Wes Combs
-Tim Means vs. Cody Phister
NAAFS: Rock N Rumble 5
August 27, 2011
Nautica Pavilion
Cleveland, Ohio
-No bouts have been confirmed
Extreme Fighting Championship Africa 10
September 1, 2011
Carnival City Casino & Entertainment World
Brakpan, Gauteng, South Africa
-Adam Speechly vs. Dallas Jakobi
-Leo Gloss vs. Demarte Pena
-Nolan Swanepoel vs. Leon Mynhardt
-Martin van Staden vs. Dino Bagattin
-Jadyson Costa vs. Wade Henderson
-JP Joubert vs. Jeremy Scheepers
-Tyron Rightford vs. Paul Terblanche
-Jacques Joubert vs. Mawande Vapi
-Armand de Bruyn vs. Keith Theologo
-Jean Luc Kazadi vs. Wesley Hawkey
-Michiel Opperman vs. Daniel Sinclair
-Ryan de Vasconcellos vs. Tumelo Maphutha
-Abdul Hassan vs. Francois Groenewald
ONE Fighting Championship 1
September 2, 2011
Pierre Charbonneau Centre
Montreal, Quebec, Canada
-Lee Villeneuve vs. Martin Trendota
-Tim Wadsworth vs. Seiji Marangos
-Scott Edward vs. Bryan Fedynyszyn
-Cyrus Alexandre vs. Kofi Amoateng
-Jeremy Setzkorn vs. Jamie Lipiatt
-Johnny Zemouli vs. Richard Pigat
-Cory Chandler vs. TBA
-Jessica Branco vs. TBA
-Mark Loft vs. TBA
DEEP: Japan MMA League 2011
September 3, 2011
Shinkiba 1st Ring
Tokyo, Japan
-No bouts have been confirmed
CCF 6: Bushido
September 3, 2011
Mayerthorpe Exhibition Centre
Mayerthorpe, Alberta, Canada
Airing: Fight Network
Main Card:
-Gilbert Yvel vs. Tony Lopez
-Ross Ebanez vs. Fabio Nascimento
-David Douglas vs. Shane Nelson
-Donald Sanchez vs. Kenny Raught
Preliminary Card:
-Shane Pacarro vs. Arnold Ranon
-Kris Kucher vs. Eddy Millis
-Josh Kyrejto vs. Lorenzo Borgomeo
One Fighting Championship: Champion vs. Champion
September 3, 2011
Singapore Indoor Stadium
Kallang, Singapore
Main Card:
-Eduard Folayang vs. A Sol Kwon
-Yoshiyuki Yoshida vs. Phil Baroni
-Mitch Chilson vs. Eric Kelly
-Gregor Gracie vs. Wang Sai
-Andy Wang vs. Zorobabel Moreira
Preliminary Card:
-Radeem Rahman vs. Susovan Ghosh
-Soo Chul Kim vs. Leandro Issa
-Vuyisile Colossa vs. Wang Ya Gi
-Daniel Mashamaite vs. Yodsanan Sityodtong
-Eddie Ng vs. Wu Chengjie
King of the Cage: Future Legends 3
September 3, 2011
Eastside Cannery Casino
Las Vegas, Nevada
-No bouts have been confirmed
DEEP: Osaka Impact
September 4, 2011
Osaka, Japan
Airing via Tape Delay: Fight Network
-Seichi Ikemoto vs. Yoshihiro Tomioka
-Jutaro Nakao vs. Yasuaki Kishimoto
-Young Ryo Choi vs. Kenji Nagai
-Taro Kusano vs. Yutaka Kobayashi
Shooto: Border 8: Roaring Thunder
September 4, 2011
Hirano Ward Community Hall
Osaka, Japan
-Masayoshi Kato vs. Takehiro Harusaki
-Kosuke Suzuki vs. Kentaro Watanabe
-Hiroshi Osato vs. Yuki Nishigo
-Kenji Yamamoto vs. Yashabo Ishihara
-Susumu Kitajima vs. Yuya Shibata
-Akito Sasao vs. Itsuki Hiruma
Pancrase: Impressive Tour 9
September 4, 2011
Differ Ariake Arena
Tokyo, Japan
-Katsuya Inoue vs. Naoyuki Kotani
-Shingo Suzuki vs. Akihiro Yamazaki
-Naoko Omuro vs. Kayo Nagayasu
-Tomonari Kanomata vs. Takumi Nakayama
Cage Warriors Fighting Championship: Fight Night 2
September 8, 2011
Al-Hussein Youth City Boxing Arena
Amman, Jordan
Airing LIVE: Fight Network
-Sheila Gaff vs. TBA
-Mike Ling vs. Jack Hermansson
-Cathal Pendred vs. Danny Mitchell
-Jean N'Doye vs. James Saville
-Conor McGregor vs. Niklas Backstorm
Rage Fighting Series 1
September 9, 2011
Exhibtion South Pavilion
Lethbridge, Alberta, Canada
Pro Bouts:
-Derek Boyle (6-4) vs. Chris Ade (15-16)
-Jarod Milko (3-1) vs. Travis Cloud (1-1)
-Alain Hernadez (3-3) vs. TBA
-Joe Keesick (2-0) vs. Joe McMillan (0-0)
-Jordan Murray (6-6) vs. Travis Klassen (0-0)
-Tanner Tolman (1-1) vs. TBA
Amateur Bouts:
-Jesse Dayrider (4-0) vs. Justin Schmidt (3-1)
-Ben Calfrobe (5-1) vs. TBA
-Ryan Lee (0-0) vs. Vladimir Gincher (0-0)
-Mitch Creighton (1-1) vs. Tyler Kneiss (1-1)
-Lane Daychief (1-0) vs. Paul Johnston (0-0)
-Cole Unger (0-0) vs. Kyle Fortch (0-0)
-Zamir Safi (0-0) vs. Darian Armstrong (0-0)
CES MMA: Road to Glory
September 9, 2011
Twin River Event Center
Lincoln, Rhode Island
-Cody Lightfoot vs. Greg Rebello
-Mike Campbell vs. TBA
-Jeff Anderson vs. TBA
-Todd Chattelle vs. TBA
-Pete Jeffrey vs. TBA
-Scott Rehm vs. TBA
King of the Cage
September 9, 2011
MGM Grand Casino at Foxwoods
Mashantucket, Connecticut
-No bouts have been confirmed
Ring of Combat 37
September 9, 2011
Tropicana Casino & Resort
Atlantic City, New Jersey
Airing: GoFightLive.tv
-Deividas Taurosevicius vs. Jose Santibanez
-Tom DeBlass vs. Mike Stewart
-Al Iaquinta vs. Gabriel Miglioli
-Chris Liguori vs. John Salgado
-Brian Kelleher vs. Michael LaDuke
-Carlos Brooks vs. Steve Edwards
-Ed Gordon vs. Kyle Cerminara
-Casey Manrique vs. Aung La Nsang
-James Jenkins vs. Evan Chmieleski
-Tom English vs. Anthony Facchini
-Munah Holland vs. Michelle Ould
-Matt Ruskein vs. Eduardo Telles
-Chris Birchler vs. Shawn Obasi
-Shedrick Goodridge vs. Pat DeFranco
Fresquez Productions: Clash in the Rage
September 9, 2011
Route 66 Casino
Albuquerque, New Mexico
-Holly Holm vs. Jan Finney
Strikeforce: Heavyweight Grand Prix Semifinals
September 10, 2011
U.S. Bank Arena
Cincinnati, Ohio
Airing: Showtime & SuperChannel
-Antonio Silva vs. Daniel Cormier (heavyweight grand prix semifinal)
-Josh Barnett vs. Sergei Kharitonov (heavyweight grand prix semifinal)
-Ronaldo "Jacare" Souza vs. Luke Rockhold (middleweight title)
-Roger Gracie vs. Muhammed "King Mo" Lawal
-Maximo Blanco vs. Josh Thomson
-Jordan Mein vs. Evangelista "Cyborg" Santos
-Marcos Rogerio de Lima vs. Mike Kyle
-Rafael "Feijao" Cavalcante vs. Yoel Romero
Bellator Fighting Championships 49
September 10, 2011
Caesars Atlantic City
Atlantic City, New Jersey
Airing: MTV2 & The Score
Main Card:
-Dan Hornbuckle vs. Luis Santos (welterweight quarterfinal)
-Ben Saunders vs. TBA (welterweight quarterfinal)
-Brent Weedman vs. Chris Lozano (welterweight quarterfinal)
-Douglas Lima vs. Steve Carl (welterweight quarterfinal)
Preliminary Card:
-Alexandre Bezerra vs. Scott Heckman
-Kenny Foster vs. Andy Main
-Giedrius Karavackas vs. LeVon Maynard
-Azunna Anyanwu vs. J.A. Dudley
-Bryan Van Artsdalen vs. Joel Roberts
September 10, 2011
National Indoor Arena
Birmingham, England
-Frank Trigg vs. Jim Wallhead
-Joey Villasenor vs. Che Mills
-Rob Sinclair vs. Leonardo Santos (lightweight title)
-Efrain Escudero vs. Tim Radcliffe
-Jack Marshman vs. Carl Noon (vacant British middleweight title)
-Matt Ewin vs. Valentino Petrescu
-Jason Ball vs. Andre Winner
-Pindi Madahar vs. Danny Compton
-Eugene Fadiora vs. Robert Devanne
-Tim Newman vs. Shan Omer
-Dale Hardiman vs. Scott Jansen
-Lee Taylor vs. Tom Breese
-Richard Walker vs. Shah Hussein
-Fraser Opie vs. Robert Krecick
West Coast Promotions: Seeing Red 3
September 10, 2011
Red Robinson Theatre
Coquitlam, British Columbia, Canada
Airing via Tape Delay: Fight Network
-No bouts have been confirmed
September 10, 2011
Winnipeg Convention Centre
Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada
MMA Bouts:
-Rodrigo Munduruca vs. TBA
-Lindsey Hawkes vs. Chris Stranger
-Eric Perez vs. Tony Bibby
-Sean Quinn vs. TBA
-Sergio Pettis vs. TBA
-Travis Gervais vs. TBA
-Serge Rochon vs. TBA
-Kyle Oliviera vs. George Carlos
Muay Thai Bouts:
-Dave Zuniga vs. TBA
-Mark Durant vs. TBA
-Markhaile Wedderburn vs. Luis Cepeda
-Jon Henderson vs. TBA
Freedom Fight: For Honor and Pride
September 10, 2011
Sudbury Community Arena
Sudbury, Ontario, Canada
-Chris Horodecki vs. Brad Cardinal (lightweight title)
-Bethany Marshall vs. Elaina Maxwell
-Eric Bissonette vs. Kris Lee
-Luc Nadeau vs. Steve Simms
-Chris St-Jean vs. Igor Caetano
-Pete Brown vs. Mike Sledzion
-George Abdallah vs. Eric Montgomery
King of the Cage
September 10, 2011
Buffalo Thunder Resort & Casino
Santa Fe, New Mexico
-No bouts have been confirmed
Shark Fights 19
September 10, 2011
Independence Events Center
Independence, Missouri
-Josh Neer vs. Romario Manoel da Silva
-Rob Kimmons vs. Chuck Parmelee
Next Generation Fighting Championships: The Beginning
September 10, 2011
BJ Collins Army Reserve Base
Sacramento, California
-Drew Montgomery vs. Jeremy Freitag
-Darrin Cooley vs. Mike Christensen
Jungle Fight 32
September 10, 2011
Sao Paulo, Brazil
-No bouts have been confirmed
Jewels: 16th Ring
September 11, 2011
Shin-Kiba 1st Ring
Tokyo, Japan
Airing: Fight Network
Featherweight Tournament:
-Naho Sugiyama
-Yasuko Tamada
-Misaki Takimoto
-Sachiko Yamamoto
-Kikuyo Ishikawa
-Yukiko Seki
-Miyoko Kusaka
-Ayumi Saito
Amazon Forest Combat 1
September 14, 2011
Manaus, Brazil
-Satoshi Ishii vs. Paulo Filho
-Royler Gracie vs. Masakatsu Ueda
-Josh Burkman vs. Roan Carneiro
-Antonio Braga Neto vs. Maiquel Falcao
-Alexandre "Capitao" vs. Shanon Slack
-Jordan Smith vs. Karo Parisyan
-Ronys Torres vs. Drew Fickett
-Lopes Dileno vs. Ian MacCall
-George Clay vs. Anthony Birchak
King of the Cage
September 15, 2011
San Manuel Casino
San Bernardino, California
-No bouts have been confirmed
Legacy Fighting Championships 8
September 16, 2011
Arena Theater
Houston, Texas
Airing: HDNet
-Jorge Patino vs. Pete Spratt
-Andrew Craig vs Eric Schambari
-Steve Garcia vs. Steven Peterson
-Jimmy Flick vs. Chad Robichaux
-Larry Crowe vs. Ike Villanueva
-Bubba Bush vs. Josh Foster
-John Malbrough vs. Jeff Rexroad
-Evert Gutierrez vs. Alex Morono
-Nate Garza vs. Cody Williams
-Rashon Lewis vs. Ricardo Talavera
-Lee Higgins vs. Scotty Juarez
-Mark Garcia vs. Daniel Kim
Aggresion MMA 8
September 16, 2011
Shaw Conference Centre
Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
-Ryan Ford vs. TBA (welterweight title)
-Tim Hague vs. TBA
-Nick Penner vs. Tim Chemelli
-Ryan McGillvray vs. TBA
-Stephen Beaumont vs. TBA
-Keenan Feeney vs. Devon Jones
-Rio Wells vs. TBA
-Freddy Assuncao vs. TBA
-Sy Jewett vs. TBA
WFE 10: Platinum
September 16, 2011
Gran Hotel Stella Maris
Salvador, Bahia, Brazil
-Ednaldo Lula vs. Jair Sorriso
AFO: The Perfect Storm
September 16, 2011
Wonderland Entertainment Complex
Revere, Massachusetts
-Ricardo Georges vs. Ralph Johnson
-Luis Torres vs. Mike Hulbert
-Lewis Corapi vs. TBA
-Rob Font vs. Franklin Isabel
-Matt Doherty vs. Kody Nordby
-Xavier Vargas vs. TBA
-Vyachaslav Phinney vs. Sergio Cabrera
-Nick Logan vs. Dan Cannaughton
UFC Fight Night 25: Battle on the Bayou
September 17, 2011
New Orleans Convention Center
New Orleans, Louisiana
Airing: Spike TV & Rogers SportsNet
Main Card:
-Jake Shields vs. Jake Ellenberger
-Alan Belcher vs. Jason MacDonald
-Jonathan Brookins vs. Erik Koch
-Dongi Yang vs. Court McGee
Preliminary Card:
-Evan Dunham vs. Shamar Bailey
-Ken Stone vs. Donny Walker
-Mackens Semerzier vs. Mike Lullo
-DaMarques Johnson vs. Clay Harvison
-Vagner Rocha vs. Cody McKenzie
-Matt Riddle vs. Lance Benoist
-Daniel Roberts vs. TJ Waldburger
-Jorge Lopez vs. Justin Edwards
Bellator Fighting Championships 50
September 17, 2011
Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino
Hollywood, Florida
Airing: MTV2 & The Score
Main Card:
-Bryan Baker vs. Jared Hess (middleweight tourney quarterfinal)
-Zelg Galesic vs. Alexander Shlemenko (middleweight tourney quarterfinal)
-Sam Alvey vs. Vitor Vianna (middleweight tourney quarterfinal)
-Victor O'Donnell vs. Brian Rogers (middleweight tourney quarterfinal)
-Ailton Barbosa vs. TBA
Preliminary Card:
-Rad Martinez vs. Brian Van Hoven
-Edson Berto vs. Luis Palomino
-Ailton Barbosa vs. Ryan Keenan
-John Kelly vs. Cristiano Souza
-Shah Bobonis vs. Marcos da Matta
-Valdir Araujo vs. Ryan Hodge
-Marcelo Goncalves vs. Dietter Navarro
-Robert "R.J." Goodridge vs. James "J.P." Reese
King of the Cage Canada: Chiller
September 17, 2011
Yellowknife Arena
Yellowknife, Northwest Territories, Canada
-Zach Blaber vs. Jon Ganshorn
-Adam MacDonald vs. Nick Campbell
-Patrick Besarra vs. Nick Smith
-Danny Doig vs. Shawn Detillieux
-Tang Thongpheng vs. George Matechuk
-Luke Huntus vs. Chris Lauzon
-Matt Knysh vs. James McGrath
-Johnny Kilabuk vs. Matt Jelly
-Ricky Campbell vs. Greg Large
-Gerald Adams vs. TBA
-Behrang Yousefi vs. TBA
Rage in the Cage 154
September 17, 2011
Wild Horse Pass Casino
Chandler, Arizona
-No bouts have been confirmed
NAAFS: Eve of Destruction 2
September 17, 2011
Chapparells Community Centre
Akron, Ohio
-No bouts have been confirmed
Ultimate Challenge MMA
September 17, 2011
The Troxy
London, England
-No bouts have been confirmed
King of the Cage: Apocalypse
September 17, 2011
Winstar World Casino
Thackerville, Oklahoma
-No bouts have been confirmed
Battlefield Fight League 11
September 18, 2011
Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
Airing via Tape Delay: Fight Network
Amateur Card:
-Sean Zubor vs. TBA
-Kamryn Winter vs. TBA
-Morgan Bentley vs. TBA
-Achilles Estremadura vs. TBA
-Andy Marinos vs. TBA
Shamrock vs. Toney
September 23, 2011
Venue TBA
El Paso, Texas
Airing: PPV
-Ken Shamrock vs. James Toney
Strikeforce Challengers 19
September 23, 2011
Palms Casino Resort
Las Vegas, Nevada
Airing: Showtime & SuperChannel
-Lavar Johnson vs. Shawn Jordan
-Lorenz Larkin vs. Virgil Zwicker
-Brian Melancon vs. Felipe Portela
-Ryan Couture vs. Maka Watson
Titan Fighting Championships 23
September 23, 2011
Memorial Hall
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Airing: HDNet
-No bouts have been confirmed
Shooto: Shootor's Legacy 4
September 23, 2011
Korakuen Hall
Tokyo, Japan
Airing via Tape Delay: Fight Network
-Katsuya Toida vs. Akitoshi Tamura
-Shinichi Kojima vs. Masaki Sugawara
-Akihiro Murayama vs. Keita Nakamura
-Ryuichi Miki vs. Haruo Ochi
-Yoshihiro Koyama vs. Kenichiro Togashi
-Shinji Sasaki vs. Shin Kochiwa
-Guy Delumeau vs. Uruka Sasaki
-Kyoji Horiguchi vs. Naohiro Mizuno
-Naohiro Mizuno vs. TBA
Rumble in the Cage 44
September 23, 2011
South Pavilion
Lethbridge, Alberta, Canada
Airing via Tape Delay: Fight Network
-Dan Chambers (16-16) vs. TBA
-Brandt Dewsbery (5-1-1) vs. TBA
-Jeremy Smerek (3-0) vs. TBA
-Peter Neufeld (4-2) vs. TBA
-Spencer Rohovie (9-6) vs. TBA
-Tim Tamaki (12-23-1) vs. TBA
-Maged Hammo (2-0) vs. TBA
-Brendan Blacquier (2-1) vs. TBA
Hard Knocks Fighting Championship 13
September 23, 2011
Century Casino
Calgary, Alberta, Canada
Airing via Tape Delay: Fight Network
Pro Card:
-Keto Allen (6-2) vs. Andrew Buckland (13-8-1)
-Logan Jarrell (0-3) vs. Dave Tisdale (0-2)
-Steve Hodgson (0-0) vs. Elias Theodoreau (1-0)
-Charmaine Tweet (0-1) vs. Heather Martin (2-1)
-Matt Krayco (2-0) vs. Jeff Larkin (2-0)
Amateur Card:
-Mackenzie Senger (1-0) vs. Dean Livingston (1-0)
-Kris Leal (0-1) vs. Matt Bustard (1-1)
-Shane Ryan (0-1) vs. Jesse Enns (0-0)
-Jesse Nergard (0-0) vs. Mike Gregoire (0-0)
-Randy Chung (1-0) vs. Matt Frank (0-0)
-Brydon Butt (0-0) vs. Dustin Baiton (0-0)
-Gerallt Owen (0-0) vs. Matt Kaiser (0-0)
-Chaleur Jones (0-0) vs. Robin Combs (0-0)
-Mykel Shipman (0-0) vs. Matt Bremmers (0-0)
-Keegan Oliver (1-0) vs. Jean-Marc Degroot (1-0)
UFC 135: Jones vs. Rampage
September 24, 2011
Pepsi Center
Denver, Colorado
Airing: PPV
-Jon Jones vs. Quinton "Rampage" Jackson (light heavyweight title)
-Matt Hughes vs. Diego Sanchez
-Takanori Gomi vs. Nate Diaz
-Norifumi "Kid" Yamamoto vs. Damacio Page
-Ben Rothwell vs. Mark Hunt
-Travis Browne vs. Rob Broughton
-Tony Ferguson vs. Aaron Riley
-Ricardo Romero vs. James Te Huna
-Nick Ring vs. Tim Boetsch
-Diego Nunes vs. Manny Gamburyan
-Cole Escovedo vs. Takeya Mizugaki
September 24, 2011
Saitama Super Arena
Saitama, Japan
-Shinya Aoki vs. Rob McCullough
-Tatsuya Kawajiri vs. Joachim Hansen
-Satoru Kitaoka vs. Willamy Freire
-Takeshi Inoue vs. Caol Uno
-Gerald Harris vs. Kazuhiro Nakamura
Bantamweight Grand Prix:
-Antonio Banuelos vs. Hideo Tokoro
-Bibiano Fernandes vs. Takafumi Otuska
-Masakazu Imanari vs. Abel Cullum
-Rodolfo Marques vs. Yusup Saadulaev
Bellator Fighting Championships 51
September 24, 2011
Venue & Location TBA
Airing: The Score
-Alexis Vila vs. Joe Warren (bantamweight quarterfinal)
-Eduardo Dantas vs. Joe Soto (bantamweight quarterfinal)
-Luiz Nogueira vs. Ed West (bantamweight quarterfinal)
-Chase Beebe vs. Marcos Galvao (bantamweight quarterfinal)
ECC 13: Halifax
September 24, 2011
Palooka's Boxing Club
Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada
-Mike Kent vs. Dan Fowler
-Ricky Goodall vs. TBA
-Mike Malott vs. TBA
-Gavin Tucker vs. TBA
Rage in the Cage: Bad Blood #14
September 24, 2011
Celebrity Theatre
Phoenix, Arizona
-No bouts have been confirmed
Shark Fights 20
September 30, 2011
Laughlin, Nevada
-Jared Downing vs. Georgi Karakhanyan
Unified MMA 9
September 30, 2011
Mirage Banquet Hall
Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
-Mike Davis (6-3) vs. Corey Lautischer (5-1)
-Chase Maxwell (7-1) vs. Advin Omic (7-3)
-Jordan McKay (5-1) vs. Allen Hope (7-7)
-Tim Smith (12-6) vs. Mike Bell (5-15)
-Scott Payne (3-0) vs. Mike Hodgson (2-2)
-Brent Keryluke (2-2) vs. Jake Bluhm (2-4)
-Mark Drummond (1-1) vs. Adam Blackwell (2-0)
-Neil Doty (1-0) vs. Jeremy McKay (1-0)
-Sean Carr (1-0) vs. Anthony Lightning (1-0)
-Brandon Hammond (1-0) vs. Josh Dugas (0-1)
-Merrick Duggan (2-1) vs. TBA
-Levi Kump (0-1) vs. TBA
-Chris Ladouceur (1-0) vs. TBAa
Rage Fighting Series 16
September 30, 2011
The Cyprus Centre
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Amateur MMA Card:
-Kim Morris vs. Darian Armstrong
-Mike Goehr vs. Mike Delorme
-Sean Streifel vs. TBA
-Kevin Lagasse vs. TBA
Amateur Muay Thai Card:
-Chantel Darley vs. TBA
UFC on VERSUS 6
October 1, 2011
Verizon Center
Washington, DC.
Airing: VERSUS & Rogers SportsNet
Main Card:
-Dominick Cruz vs. Demetrious Johnson (bantamweight title)
-Charlie Brenneman vs. Anthony Johnson
-Pat Barry vs. Stefan Struve
-Matt Wiman vs. Mac Danzig
Preliminary Card:
-Michael Johnson vs. Paul Sass
-Mike Easton vs. Jeff Hougland
-Yves Edwards vs. Rafaello Oliveira
-T.J. Grant vs. Shane Roller
-Aaron Rosa vs. Fabio Maldonado
Cage Warriors Fighting Championship 44
October 1, 2011
HMV Forum
Kentish Town, North London, England
Airing LIVE: Fight Network
-No bouts have been confirmed
Bellator Fighting Championships 52
October 1, 2011
L'Auberge du Lac Casino and Resort
Lake Charles, Louisiana
Airing: MTV2 & The Score
-No bouts have been confirmed
Shooto: Shooting Disco 16
October 1, 2011
Shinjuku Face
Tokyo, Japan
-No bouts have been confirmed
Fight Night of the Gladiators 6
October 1, 2011
Dubrovnik, Croatia
-Jeff Monson vs. Maro Perak
Ultimate Cage Battles: Champion's Pride
October 1, 2011
Ohio Nets Sports Complex
Parma, Ohio
-Matt Masterson vs. Marcus Reynolds
-Justin Steave vs. Josh Tyler
-Cody Stevens vs. Billy Vaughan
Pancrase: Impressive Tour 10
October 2, 2011
Differ Ariake Arena
Tokyo, Japan
-No bouts have been confirmed
Titan Fighting Championships 24
October 7, 2011
Memorial Hall
Kansas City, Kansas
-No bouts have been confirmed
Hard Knocks Fighting Championship 14
October 7, 2011
Turvey Centre
Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada
Airing via Tape Delay: Fight Network
Amateur Card:
-Angus Deschambeault (7-0) vs. Trevor Anderson (3-0)
-Jules Beardy (2-2) vs. Evander Masuskapoe (1-1-1)
-Riley Molyneaux (2-1) vs. Corey Atkinson (2-3)
-Joshua Allen (2-0) vs. Scott MacDonald (2-0)
-Daniel Green (2-0) vs. Adam Lacasse (1-2-1)
-Christian Olson (1-1) vs. Bob MacUmber (0-1)
-Ryan Torrence (1-2) vs. Zach Snyder (0-0-1)
-Jordan Ahenakew (1-1) vs. Kris Polson (0-1)
-Rylee Jaasund (1-0) vs. Stuart Fontaine (1-1)
-Jordan Cooke (0-1) vs. Ren Bessara (0-1)
Instinct MMA
October 7, 2011
Centre d'Excellence Sports Rousseau de Boisbriand
Montreal, Quebec, Canada
Airing: PPV
-Houston Alexander (13-6) vs. Steve Bossé (8-1)
-Patrick Cote (15-7) vs. Crafton Wallace (18-5-1)
-Eric "Butterbean" Esch (14-8-1) vs. Eric Barrak (0-0)
-Travis Cox (6-9-1) vs. Derek Gauthier (6-3-1)
-Syd Barnier (3-3) vs. Dimitri Waardenburg (7-5)
-Jonathan Dubois (1-3) vs. TBA
-Shawn Davidson (4-1) vs. TBA
-Yannick Galipeau (2-4) vs. TBA
-Guillaume Lamarche (7-5) vs. TBA
-Dave Bédard (2-0) vs. TBA
-Charles Houver (0-0) vs. TBA
-Yan Pellerin (9-13) vs. TBA
-Devin Henry (1-1) vs. TBA
-Darson Hemmings (0-0) vs. TBA
UFC 136: Edgar vs. Maynard 3
October 8, 2011
Toyota Center
Houston, Texas
Airing: PPV
Main Card:
-Frankie Edgar vs. Gray Maynard (lightweight title)
-Jose Aldo vs. Kenny Florian (featherweight title)
-Chael Sonnen vs. Brian Stann
-Joe Lauzon vs. Melvin Guillard
-Jorge Santiago vs. Demian Maia
Preliminary Card:
-Dave Herman vs. Mike Russow
-Nam Phan vs. Matt Grice
-Anthony Pettis vs. Jeremy Stephens
-Nick Catone vs. Aaron Simpson
-Joey Beltran vs. Stipe Miocic
-Steve Cantwell vs. Mike Massenzio
Cage Contender 11
October 8, 2011
Belfast's Kings Hall Complex
Belfast, Ireland
-Colin Robinson vs. TBA
-Myles Price vs. Norman Parke
-Greg Loughran vs. TBA
-Damien Rooney vs. Paddy Holohan
-Artemij Sitenkov vs. TBA
-Decky Dalton vs. Brian Moore
-Stephen Coll vs. Dec Larkin
-Joe Clarke vs. Stevie McCombe
-Keith Coady vs. Gavin Kelly
-Gerard McAllister vs. Robert Bradnick
-Arnaud Dos Santos vs. Ray Smyth
Reality Fighting: Gonzaga vs. Porter
October 8, 2011
Mohegan Sun Arena
Uncasville, Connecticut
-Gabriel Gonzaga vs. Parker Porter
Legend Fighting Championship 6
October 8, 2011
City of Dreams
Cotai, Macau
-No bouts have been confirmed
October 14, 2011
Mayfield Conference Centre
Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
Airing: HDNet
-Ryan Jimmo vs. Rameau Thierry Sokoudjou (light heavyweight title)
-Antonio McKee vs. Brian Cobb (lightweight title)
-Kajan Johnson vs. Richie Whitson
-Dhiego Lima vs. TBA
-Mukai Maromo vs. Sabah Fadai
-Curtis Demarce vs. TBA
-Sheldon Westcott vs. TBA
-Cody Krahn vs. TBA
-Mike Froese vs. TBA
Bellator Fighting Championships 54
October 15, 2011
Boardwalk Hall
Atlantic City, New Jersey
Airing: MTV2 & The Score
-Eddie Alvarez vs. Michael Chandler (lightweight title)
Grabaka Live: 1st Cage Attack
October 15, 2011
Differ Ariake Arena
Tokyo, Japan
-Sanae Kikuta vs. TBA
-Rambaa Somdet vs. TBA
-Eiji Ishikawa vs. TBA
-Keiichiro Yamamiya vs. TBA
-Takeshi Yamazaki vs. TBA
-Yuki Sasaki vs. TBA
-Daisuke Nakamura vs. TBA
-Bobby Ologun vs. TBA
-Shigeyuki Uchiyama vs. TBA
-Yutaka Ueda vs. TBA
Shark Fights 20
October 15, 2011
Albuquerque, New Mexico
-Jared Downing vs. Giorgi Karakhanyan
Elite-1: Wild Card 2
October 15, 2011
Casino New Brunswick
Moncton, New Brunswick
-Dana Dickeson (5-1) vs. Shannon Ritch (47-73)
Lightweight Tournament:
-Matt Hamilton (1-1)
-Stephen Clement (1-1)
-Micky Marshall (0-0)
-Evan Blakely (0-0)
-Jonathan Williams (0-0)
Ringside MMA 12
October 21, 2011
Bell Centre
Montreal, Quebec, Canada
Airing: Fight Network
-Seth Baczynski vs. TBA (interim welterweight title)
-Michel Gagnon vs. Stephane Pelletier (bantamweight title)
-Mike Ricci vs. Kurt Southern (vacant lightweight title)
-Donald Brashear vs. Bruno Hosier
-Alex Garcia vs. Matt MacGrath
-Chris Franck vs. Francis Charbonneau
-Maxime Fecteau vs. Keven Tremblay
Prestige FC 3
October 21, 2011
Casman Centre
Fort McMurray, Alberta
-Mike Ciesnolevicz vs. TBA
-Travis Moritz vs. TBA
Hard Knocks Fighting Championship 15
October 22, 2011
Spectra Place
Estevan, Saskatchewan, Canada
Airing via Tape Delay: Fight Network
Amateur Card:
-William Baldwin (0-0) vs. James Murray (0-0)
-Keith McDuff (4-0) vs. Rod Busler (4-6)
-Travis Halmrast (1-1) vs. Derek Howat (0-1)
-Patrick Ward (2-1) vs. Denis Papineau (2-1)
-Kolton Menzak (6-1) vs. Jake Jennings (4-3)
-Leo Shinji (0-0) vs. Jordan Hanson (0-0)
-Shawn Ressler (0-1) vs. Zamir Safi (0-1)
-Cole Unger (1-0) vs. Brad Carson-Handley (0-0)
Rage in the Cage 155
October 22, 2011
Wild Horse Pass Casino
Chandler, Arizona
-No bouts have been confirmed
Ultimate Challenge MMA
October 22, 2011
The Troxy
London, England
-No bouts have been confirmed
Wreck MMA: Unfinished Business
October 28, 2011
Casino Lac Lemay
Gatineau, Quebec, Canada
-Nathan Gunn vs. Nabil Khatib (welterweight title)
-Nick Denis vs. TBA
-Mike Reilly vs. Remi Morvan
-Kyle Prepolec vs. Mustafa Khalil
-Rich Chau vs. Tariq Ismail
-Randy Turner vs. TBA
-Marc Lefebvre vs. TBA
-Daryl Hartley vs. TBA
-Pablo Santos vs. TBA
-Chris St-Jean vs. TBA
-Jeff Harrison vs. TBA
King of the Cage Canada: Dawson Creek
October 28, 2011
EnCana Centre
Dawson Creek, British Columbia, Canada
-Raphael Bergmann vs. Ryan Fortin (heavyweight title)
-Chad Freeman vs. TBA (lightweight title)
Superior Challenge 8
October 28, 2011
Stockholm, Sweden
-Joachim Hansen vs. Jameel Massouh (bantamweight title)
UFC 137: St-Pierre vs. Diaz
October 29, 2011
Mandalay Bay Events Center
Las Vegas, Nevada
Airing: PPV
-Georges St-Pierre vs. Nick Diaz (undisputed welterweight title)
-B.J. Penn vs. Carlos Condit
-Mirko 'Cro Cop' Filipovic vs. Roy Nelson
-Cheick Kongo vs. Matt Mitrione
-Sam Stout vs. Dennis Siver
-Hatsu Hioki vs. George Roop
-Eliot Marshall vs. Brandon Vera
-Tyson Griffin vs. Bart Palaszewski
-Scott Jorgensen vs. Jeff Curran
-Tim Credeur vs. Brad Tavares
-Danny Downes vs. Ramsey Nijem
Jungle Fight 33
October 29, 2011
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
-No bouts have been confirmed
Tachi Palace Fights 11
November 3, 2011
Tachi Palace Hotel & Casino
Lemoore, California
-No bouts have been confirmed
Shark Fights 22
November 4, 2011
Venue & Location TBA
-No bouts have been confirmed
November 5, 2011
LG Arena
Birmingham, England
Airing via Tape Delay: Spike TV
-Chris Leben vs. Mark Munoz
-Renan Barao vs. Brad Pickett
-Anthony Njokuani vs. Paul Taylor
-Papy Abedi vs. Thiago Alves
-Terry Etim vs. Edward Faaloloto
-John Hathaway vs. Pascal Krauss
-Michihiro Omigawa vs. Jason Young
-James Head vs. Mark Scanlon
-Chris Cariaso vs. Vaughan Lee
-Che Mills vs. Chris Cope
-Philip De Fries vs. Oli Thompson
Hard Knocks Fighting Championship 16
November 10, 2011
Cypress Centre
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Airing via Tape Delay: Fight Network
-No bouts have been confirmed
Cage Warriors Fighting Championship 45
November 12, 2011
Neptune Stadium
Cork City, Republic of Ireland
Airing LIVE: Fight Network
-No bouts have been confirmed
Pancrase: Impressive Tour 11
November 12, 2011
Shinjuku Face
Tokyo, Japan
-No bouts have been confirmed
Rings: The Outsider 20
November 13, 2011
Yokohama Cultural Gymnasium
Yokohama, Kanagawa, Japan
-No bouts have been confirmed
Ring of Combat 38
November 18, 2011
Tropicana Resort & Casino
Atlantic City, New Jersey
Airing: GoFightLive.tv
-No bouts have been confirmed
UFC 139: Velasquez vs. Dos Santos
November 19, 2011
HP Pavilion
San Jose, California
Airing: PPV
-Cain Velasquez vs. Junior dos Santos (heavyweight title)
-Martin Kampmann vs. Rick Story
-Brian Bowles vs. Urijah Faber
-Chris Weidman vs. Tom Lawlor
Bellator Fighting Championships
November 19, 2011
Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino
Hollywood, Florida
Airing: MTV2 & The Score
-No bouts have been confirmed
King of the Cage
November 19, 2011
Buffalo Thunder Resort & Casino
Santa Fe, New Mexico
-No bouts have been confirmed
Hard Knocks Fighting Championship 17
November 25, 2011
Century Casino
Calgary, Alberta, Canada
Airing via Tape Delay: Fight Network
-No bouts have been confirmed
Jungle Fight 34
November 26, 2011
Ceara, Brazil
-No bouts have been confirmed
Pancrase: Impressive Tour 12
November 27, 2011
Azalea Taisho Hall
Osaka, Japan
-No bouts have been confirmed
December 2, 2011
St. Pete Times Forum
Tampa, Florida
Airing: HDNet
-No bouts have been confirmed
Pancrase: Impressive Tour 13
December 3, 2011
Differ Ariake Arena
Tokyo, Japan
-No bouts have been confirmed
Ultimate Challenge MMA
December 3, 2011
The Troxy
London, England
-No bouts have been confirmed
Shark Fights 23
December 3, 2011
Lubbock, Texas
-No bouts have been confirmed
The Ultimate Fighter 14 Finale
December 4, 2011
Palms Casino Resort
Las Vegas, Nevada
Airing: Spike TV & Rogers SportsNet
-Jason Miller vs. Michael Bisping
Rings: The Outsider 20
December 4, 2011
Differ Ariake Arena
Tokyo, Japan
-No bouts have been confirmed
Titan Fighting Championships 22
December 9, 2011
Memorial Hall
Kansas City, Kansas
Airing: HDNet
-No bouts have been confirmed
December 10, 2011
Air Canada Centre
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Airing: PPV
-No bouts have been confirmed
Cage Warriors Fighting Championship 47
December 10, 2011
HMV Forum
Kentish Town, North London, England
Airing LIVE: Fight Network
-No bouts have been confirmed
December 10, 2011
Sears Centre
Hoffman Estates, Illinois
-No bouts have been confirmed
King of the Cage
December 10, 2011
Eastside Cannery Casino & Hotel
Las Vegas, Nevada
-No bouts have been confirmed
King of the Cage
December 15, 2011
San Manuel Casino
San Bernardino, California
-No bouts have been confirmed
Jewels: 17th Ring
December 17, 2011
Shinjuku Face
Tokyo, Japan
Airing: Fight Network
-No bouts have been confirmed
- Rene Nazare vs. Matt Veach
- Dan Cramer vs. Greg Rebello
- Ryan Quinn vs. Mike Winters
- David Jansen vs. Scott McAfee
- John McLaughlin vs. Blair Tugman


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Good Clean Love, Indian Spice Love Oil, 4 fl oz (120 ml) (Discontinued Item)
Shipping Weight:?0.38 kgShipping WeightThe Shipping Weight includes the product, protective packaging material and the actual shipping box. In addition, the Shipping Weight may be adjusted for the Dimensional Weight (e.g. length, width & height) of a package. It is important to note that certain types of products (e.g. glass containers, liquids, fragile, refrigerated or ice packed) will often require protective packaging material. As such, these products will reflect a higher Shipping Weight compared to the unprotected product.
- Product Code: GCL-00054
- UPC Code: 893268000543
- Package Quantity: 4 fl oz (120 ml)
- Dimensions: 5.1 x 5.1 x 11.4 cm , 0.23 kg
- Awaken Arousal Naturally
- Natural Aphrodisiac Aromatherapy
- Awakens Arousal Mechanism
- Creates a Sensuous Bridge to Your Partner
- 100% Natural / Vegan and Cruelty Free
- No Petrochemicals
- No Parabens
- Member Organic Trade Association
This love oil experience is both pungent and spicy creating a sweet balanced heat. Imagine yourself in a warm desert night, in a far off land, where spoken language is foreign, but the scents around you are reassuringly familiar... These essential oils were once more precious than gold, so powerful were their aphrodisiac qualities. Indian Spice combines scents which are known for their ability to create a euphoric release of stress and anxiety, as well as providing a new appetite for love and life.
Good Clean Love Oils make touching, kissing and smelling each other better. Our oil formulas leave your skin feeling as good as it smells. They are extremely nourishing to the skin, with the ability to soften, smooth and heal the skin. Our essential oil formulas are made with pure essential oils from all over the world. We use organic and wild crafted oils whenever possible.
All Good Clean Love oils are safe to use anywhere on the body. 100% vegan, edible.
Suggested Use
Apply lavishly to every kissable part of your lover's body.
Other Ingredients
Prunus armeniaca (apricot) kernel oil, organic simmondsia chinensis (jojoba) seed oil, tocopherol, essential oils.
Not latex compatible.