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Constitution Day lecture to focus on church and state
Issues between church and state will be the focus of this year's Constitution Day lecture at the University of South Carolina Thursday, Sept. 16.
Dr. Michael Lienesch, a leading expert on religion and politics from the University of North Carolina Chapel Hill, will speak at 7 p.m. in Gambrell Hall auditorium. The talk is free and open to the public.
"In the United States, the relationship between church and state is complicated," Lienesch says. "We live in a deeply religious country but are governed by a Constitution that does not even mention God."
Focusing on the First Amendment, Lienesch says he will trace ideas of religious freedom from the creation of the Constitution to today, using some of the most famous court cases to show why Americans have had so much trouble finding the role for religion in public life.
"Religious freedom is a basic right, but courts have found it difficult to define what it means, let alone what is constitutional or unconstitutional in any particular case," he says.
Lienesch says while some people consider recent court decisions to be incoherent, he sees them as about the best that can be done in dealing with an inherently difficult issue. He says the dispute isn't going to go away because Americans remain conflicted about the relationship between religion and politics.
"As our religious life becomes more diverse, church-state controversies can be counted on to increase," Lienesch says. "And because we cannot rely on courts to always solve these dilemmas, we as American citizens have to take some responsibility for dealing with them. We can do that by beginning to think more seriously about what the relation between religion and politics ought to be."
A professor of political science, Lienesch has written numerous books on religious fundamentalism and political conservatism, including his most recent book, "In the Beginning: Fundamentalism, the Scopes Trial and the Making of the Antievolution Movement," released in 2007
Lienesch has been a fellow of the National Humanities Center and has been awarded fellowships from the National Endowment for the Humanities, the Lilly Endowment and the Earhart Foundation. He was the 2010 University Professor of Distinguished Teaching at UNC.
The U.S. Constitution was signed on Sept. 17, 1787. In 2004, the late Robert Byrd of West Virginia led an initiative to make Sept. 17 a national day of observance. Constitution Day was first celebrated in 2005.
The university's annual commemoration is sponsored by the Office of the Provost, the College of Arts and Sciences and its department of political science and the School of Law. For more information, contact Dr. Dan Sabia, chairman of the department of political science, at 803-777-3109.
Constitution Day lecture
- Who: Dr. Michael Lienesch, UNC Chapel Hill
- What: University's observance of annual commemoration of U.S. Constitution
- When: Thursday, Sept. 16, 7 p.m.
- Where: Gambrell Hall auditorium


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FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. -- Tyler Wilson made sure John L. Smith's coaching debut at Arkansas started in winning, if not perfect, fashion.
Wilson set the school record for yards passing in a season opener, finishing 19 of 27 passing for 367 yards and three touchdowns, to lead the No. 10 Razorbacks (1-0) to a 49-24 win over Jacksonville State on Saturday night.
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The fast start was exactly what Wilson had hoped for to kick off his Heisman Trophy campaign, and he did so with a mostly remade set of receivers.
The win was exactly was Smith was looking for in his first game as a head coach since the 2006 season at Michigan State. The former Louisville coach was hired by Arkansas in April following the firing of Bobby Petrino, and he was relieved to open with a win - even if the Razorbacks did lose two first-half fumbles and struggle to stop the pesky Gamecocks.
"We got the win, and I'm extremely happy that we were able to get that first one for (Smith)," Wilson said. "You know, we've got many to go still. I thought we handled it very well. I think there will be a lot of corrections and things to go over that you don't get to rehearse in that first game, and so it was a good game to kind of get everything under our belt."
Wilson lost one of Arkansas' fumbles, but he was nearly flawless otherwise. Two of the senior's touchdown passes went to tight end Chris Gragg, who finished with seven catches for 110 yards.
Arkansas lost three of its top receivers (Joe Adams, Greg Childs and Jarius Wright) to the NFL after last season, and its top returning receiver (Cobi Hamilton) left Saturday's game with a first-half neck injury. Smith said Hamilton is expected back for next week's game against Louisiana-Monroe, but Brandon Mitchell and Javontee Herdon enjoyed their time in the spotlight in the meantime.
Mitchell, the former backup quarterback turned starting receiver, had four catches for 122 yards while Herndon caught four passes for 96 yards.
"The other guys have to step up; some other guys stepped up," Smith said. "And I think you saw a lot out of Mitchell. I think everybody can see now that he's a legit guy, and he going to help us a bunch."
The Gamecocks (0-1), coached by former Razorbacks coach Jack Crowe, led 14-7 in the second quarter after a 4-yard touchdown run by Alan Bonner. Marques Ivory had a pair of touchdown passes, while Bonner had eight catches for 107 yards.
Crowe coached Arkansas from 1990 until he was ousted by former Razorbacks athletic director Frank Broyles after the first game of the 1992 season, a 10-3 loss to the Citadel.
Jacksonville State stayed close to the Southeastern Conference's top offense throughout the first half, trailing 35-21 at halftime, but the Gamecocks -- who defeated Mississippi two seasons ago -- couldn't keep pace with Wilson and his revamped receiving corps.
"The biggest difference in this game was that there were about four or five mismatches," Crowe said. "They had some players out there that were as talented as you'll ever find.
"Our effort was there. We entered this game with the frame of mind to win it and there was possibly an opportunity for us to get some things to go our way and win it."
Gragg and Mitchell provided Wilson all of the big-play capability he needed, and nine Razorbacks finished with catches. After Jacksonville State took the lead, Wilson followed with back-to-back touchdown passes to Gragg to put Arkansas up 21-14.
His yards passing broke the former season-opening record of 318 yards, set by Casey Dick in 2008 against Western Illinois. The Razorbacks led the SEC in total offense and scoring last season, Wilson's first as the starter, and didn't appear to miss a beat Saturday.
"We have a lot of playmakers on this team," Gragg said. "And all the years that I've been here, we spread it around a lot and nothing is different this year."
Mitchell also made the most of his first collegiate start. The junior battled Wilson for the starting quarterback job prior to last season, but he switched to receiver this summer with hopes of seeing more playing time.
With Hamilton out of the game, Mitchell saw all the action he could have hoped for - including a 34-yard catch in the second quarter that set up Ronnie Wingo's 3-yard touchdown run to put the Razorbacks up 28-14.
Arkansas running back Knile Davis, playing in his first game since the Sugar Bowl two seasons ago, finished with 70 yards rushing on 18 carries. Davis missed all of last season after breaking his left ankle during the preseason, but he looked healthy as ever in the first half with 80 yards -- including a 5-yard touchdown run to put the Razorbacks up 35-14.
The game was the first for the Razorbacks since the firing of Petrino, who was ousted after revelations of an affair and that he hired his mistress to a position in the athletic department.


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It's down to Wing Chun that I eventually found BJJ though. After I left Sid's school I joined Bob Breen's JKD academy in Hoxton (due to the whole Wing Chun/JKD link), and it's there that I discovered grappling. Stayed there a couple of years until I left uni (was using my grant to pay for membership fees ) and then started BJJ


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Otho Winton Edwards, III, lovingly known as Bobo, Bo, Dad, and Grandbo, was born September 28th, 1952, to Otho Winton (Gobbler) Edwards, Jr. and Betty Jayne Solomon Edwards. He graduated from Shanks High School in 1970 and attended the University of Florida, where he was a member of the Pi Kappa Alpha Fraternity. After a year at the university, he joined the Army during the Vietnam War and served his enlistment in Germany. When he received his honorable discharge, he came home to attend Tallahassee Community College (where he later served on the Board of Directors) and Florida State University where he received a degree in accounting. He promptly joined the Tallahassee Gator Club the next day ("civilization among savages").
In 1974, he married his middle school sweetheart, Mary Howard Griffin of Quincy. One of their old friends remarked that "Mary Howard and Bobo" had been one word since they were 12 and 13 years old. They were blessed with two children, Brian Winton of Santa Rosa Beach, FL. and Rebecca Helen (Jason) Pustejovsky of Tallahassee.
After Bo received his CPA license, he joined the CPA firm of Bell and Dooner, later known as, Dooner, Edwards and Fletcher. During that time he also opened the West End Lounge in Quincy and the Depot Lounge in Chattahoochee. Next, he formed the Quincy based business, Health Meds, Inc, where he manufactured and distributed asthma medicine all over the country and in Puerto Rico. After seven successful years, he sold Health Meds and expanded his entrepreneurial skills in several other businesses including cattle, sod, hay, real estate and even a local car wash. Later, he opened a restaurant in Quincy known as the West End Grille. This was a place that allowed all walks of life to congregate.
One of his greatest joys was the long- awaited birth of his first grandson, Wyatt Griffin, and 3 years later, welcomed Lovie Jayne. Wyatt and Bo enjoyed many milk shakes, movies, swimming, gator rides, and Angry Birds.
Above all, Bobo loved his family, creating and encouraging large family meals, gatherings, and adventures. He also enjoyed his cows and the farm, the old Solomon Dairy. Bo had a life-long commitment to the kids who enjoyed and participated in Gadsden County sports as both a coach and sponsor. He was passionate about his Florida Gators. He didn't miss many games and followed them all over the country. His family has been so touched by the outpouring of stories of "how Bobo helped them" and how their lives have been better because of him.
Bo was preceded in death by his father, "Gobbler", his maternal grandparents, Sam and Nora Solomon, his paternal grandparents, Sheriff Otho and Lee Ola Edwards, and a niece, Melissa Ashley White.
He is survived by his wife of 40 years, Mary Howard, his son, Brian, and daughter, Rebecca Pustejovsky, his grandchildren, Wyatt and Lovie Jayne, his mother, Betty Jayne Solomon Edwards, his two sisters, Suzanne (Rocky) Doddridge of Asheville, NC and Elizabeth (Betsy) Edwards of Quincy. Other survivors include his many beloved nephews and nieces.
The family is so grateful for all the kind and generous acts by our community. In lieu of flowers, Bo asked for memorials to go to Robert F. Munroe Day School. Contributions raised in his memory will help fund new playground equipment for the kindergarten.
We invite Bobo's friends and family to celebrate his life Monday, June 30th at the First Presbyterian Church of Quincy at 1:00. A visitation with the family will follow in the Fellowship Hall. Serving as Honorary Pallbearers will be: Billy Suber, Mike Bass, Ricky Russell, Sam Crouch, Malone Barnes, Jeff Bedenbaugh, Willie Davis, Jr, Bert Fletcher, Taylor Fletcher, Jarrett Powell, Hal Richmond *, and Max Fletcher*.
Charles McClellan Funeral Home, 627-7677, Quincy, FL is in charge of arrangements.
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Wildcats Head to Husker Invitational
Wildcats Head to Husker Invitational
Jan. 31, 2013
Complete K-State Notes | Live Results
MANHATTAN, Kan. – K-State track and field is set for another highly competitive meet this weekend as a small group of Wildcats travel north to the 38th Annual Sevigne Husker Invitational. This meet brings some of the top athletes and teams in the nation to the Devaney Center each year, and this year's edition boasts 24 teams participating over two days of action.
The Wildcats will bring four men's pole vaulters to the meet to take on a field with 26 jumpers on Friday night. Kyle Wait leads the group for K-State as he currently ranks No. 8 on the NCAA list this season. Cameron Savage is No. 8 on the Big 12 list entering this weekend, and sophomore Tommy Brady posted a personal record two weeks ago. Senior David Taylor is coming off his best performance of the season last week at Iowa State.
Cenarda Jackson will also be competing Friday night in the women's long jump. She posted a PR the last time she jumped at the Jayhawk Challenge and will be in a field that includes two of the top jumpers in the nation from UCF.
Saturday will see K-State's distance runners put to the test. Seven Wildcats will be in action in the 800 meters and mile. The women will feature freshmen Tia Gamble and Sonia Gaskin in the 800 meters. Gamble will be making her K-State debut in the event after running mostly the 600 yards and on 4x400 relays this season. Gaskin is in a special invite 800 meters that will feature Illinois' Samantha Murphy, who ranks No. 9 in the NCAA this season. Baylor's Lizzy Whitney also will be running and currently stands No. 17 in the Big 12 Conference. Gaskin is third in the Big 12. Kyle Hanson will run for the men in a special invite 800 and sophomore Logan Smith will run an open 800 meters.
Three more Wildcats will be running the mile, with freshman Mary Frances Donnelley in another special invite event. Sophomore Erika Schiller is running the women's open mile, and for the men freshman Blake Goodin and junior Ryan Hershner are set to run.
The Husker Invitational will have multi-events in addition to the full slate of open events and series of special invites. For fans unable to attend the meet, live results will be provided and available at huskers.com. K-State fans can also get updates by following the live event Twitter handle @kstate_gameday.
K-State Hangs with Top 10 Teams at Iowa State
K-State track and field went up against some of the top teams in the nation this weekend at the Bill Bergan Invitational for a team scored meet and came away in third place on both the men's and women's sides. The Wildcats posted two victories for the men's team and a total of nine runner-up finishes combined.
The Wildcat men entered the meet ranked No. 16 by the USTFCCCA and finished behind the victorious No. 8 Minnesota Golden Gophers and No. 10 Wisconsin Badgers while tying with Iowa. The women trailed No. 9 Iowa State and No. 18 Wisconsin in the team standings as points were awarded to athletes finishing in the top six in their respective events.
Erik Kynard claimed one of the men's wins as he soared over the bar at 2.24 meters (7-04.25) and just missed on repeating his leap of 2.29 meters (7-06.00) last week. Junior college transfer Zack Riley was also in competition with the Wildcats' 1-2 punch leading the way. Riley cleared 2.19 meters (7-02.25) for second place.
The other win for the Wildcats came in the men's long jump with Ifeanyi Otuonye flying through the air 7.40 meters (24-03.50) for a new personal best. He post a personal record on both his jumps on the day leaping 7.33 meters on his first attempt and shutting it down after his second to begin warming up for running events. Juco transfer Jharyl Bowry finished third with his jump of 7.30 meters (23-11.50) on his final attempt. Bowry and Otuonye rank 1-2 in the Big 12 Conference so far this season with Bowry jumping 7.53 meters last week.
A freshman came up with 14 points for the women's team in the horizontal jumps as Alyssa Kelly continued to shine. Kelly finished third in the long jump with a leap of 5.66 meters (18-07.00), just three centimeters off her season's best mark. She then claimed second in the triple jump to close the meet with a mark of 11.72 meters (38-05.50), which was only four centimeters short of her best.
Multi-Events Shine at Bill Bergan Invite
K-State displayed its depth in the multi-events at the Bill Bergan Invitational and posted some impressive numbers in the process. Senior Devin Dick finished second in the men's heptathlon after two days of action and tallied personal records in three of the events along with his final score of 5,465 points to finish second place behind Texas-Arlington's Romain Martin. Tomas Kirielius came away in third place in the heptathlon and four Wildcats were in action in the women's pentathlon.
Kirielius claimed third place with 5,294 points for a new personal best as well, and Dick's score moves him into ninth in school history for the heptathlon. Dick's score also stood fifth on the NCAA list at the time. Kirielius' mark was eighth.
The women were led by sophomore Joslyn Barnes with her second-place finish and 3,569 points. Barnes posted PRs in two of the five events and was very close in two others.
Wildcats Slip to No. 18 in Rankings
Last season, K-State track and field had a successful campaign highlighted by high jumper Erik Kynard's silver at the London Olympics and second straight NCAA outdoor title. That momentum has carried over to the 2013 indoor season with the men's track and field team ranked among the nation's best again. This week the Wildcats slip two spots down to No. 18 in the latest USTFCCCA Rankings. This week the women's team dropped to No. 50.
K-State opened the year at No. 22 in the preseason rankings and following two impressive showings from sprinter Carlos Rodriguez and pole vaulter Kyle Wait, the Wildcats moved up to No. 16 last week. Rodriguez and Wait both posted marks that ranked in the top six at that time for their respective events this season to help the Wildcats climb up the rankings.
The USTFCCCA rankings formula takes into account performances from athletes in each event and awards points based on their ranking in the event and on the strength of the performance with marks from this season and better marks from last season still counting in the formula. Eventually marks from this season will only be counted in the formula.
K-State's men have six athletes ranked in a total of six events highlighted by Kynard. His jump of 7-07.00 (2.31m) last season ranks No. 2 in the event behind Indiana's Derek Drouin by just two centimeters. Kynard has the highest jump of the season so far at 7-06.00 (2.29m). Drouin and Mississippi's Ricky Robertson both jumped 2.29 last weekend as well.
This year juco transfer Zack Riley joins Kynard at K-State to give the Wildcats one of the top 1-2 combinations in the high jump. Riley is tied at No. 10 this week along with NC State's Kris Kornegay-Gober and Virginia Tech's Ronnie Black. Another junior college transfer in Jharyl Bowry gives K-State one more ranked in the top 10 in their respective event as Bowry comes in at No. 10 in the long jump.
Rodriguez is ranked No. 8 in the 200 meters and also is among the leaders in the 60 meters. Wait's mark of 5.40 meters stands No. 12 according to the USTFCCCA formula, and Devin Dick stands at No. 21 in the heptathlon.
On the women's side, combined events specialist Merryl Mbeng is ranked ninth after scoring 4,069 points in the pentathlon to finish second in her debut as a Wildcat in December at the Carol Robinson Winter Pentathlon. She is one of four Wildcats currently ranked in an event. She is joined by sophomore high jumper Alyx Treasure at No. 11 in the high jump. Erica Twiss is ranked in the pentathlon as well, and freshman Jasmine Gibbs is No. 36 in the 60 meters.
Big 12 Presence Felt in Top 25
The Big 12 Conference has long been a force in track and field, and again the league is among the best when examining the USTFCCCA Rankings. The men jump in the rankings this week with Oklahoma and Oklahoma State joining the Top 25 to give the Big 12 four teams among the national leaders. Four women's teams continue to stand in the Top 25 for the conference. Only the SEC (7/7) and Pac-12 (6/6) have more teams ranked on either side. The Big Ten (4) is tied with the Big 12 for the men. With the SEC, Pac-12, Big 12 and Big Ten combined, those power conferences represent for 21 of the Top 25 men's teams.
Texas is the top-ranked men's team from the Big 12 holding steady at No. 11 followed by K-State at No. 18. Oklahoma State climbed 10 spots to No. 21 after achieving something no other team has done. The Cowboys had four runners clock sub 4-minute miles at the same meet. Oklahoma also moved up to No. 22 after stellar performances from the Sooners' distance runners as well.
The women are led by Kansas at No. 2, with three event No. 1 listings. Iowa State gives the conference another team in the Top 10 at No. 10. Texas (14) and Baylor (18) round out the Big 12's women's rankings, giving the conference all four of its ranked teams in the Top 20.


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WASHINGTON – The U.S. General Services Administration (GSA) today announced contract awards to three Northern Virginia companies to streamline the government's purchase and management of wireless devices and services and lower the cost to agencies and taxpayers.
GSA awarded the first Federal Strategic Sourcing Initiative (FSSI) Telecommunications Expense Management (TEM) contracts to three Northern Virginia companies, iSYS LLC and Booz Allen Hamilton of McLean, and Avalon Technologies of Arlington. Contract terms are two years, with three one-year options. Estimated value of the contracts, awarded Monday, January 14, 2008, is $93 million.
"As the federal government's chief procurement agency, GSA was very excited to work with federal agencies to develop and award the first strategic sourcing contracts for federal wireless management services," said GSA Administrator Lurita Doan. "These contracts typify our commitment to provide optimal government solutions to our partner agencies at best value for the American taxpayer."
GSA and the Department of the Treasury co-chair the governmentwide FSSI, created by the Office of Management and Budget in 2005. More than 20 military and civilian agencies participate in FSSI. The TEM services contracts follow the FSSI procurement vehicles established for office supplies and domestic delivery services.
"Cross-government collaboration was instrumental in our collective success to award these contracts," said Federal Acquisition Service Commissioner James A. Williams. "This demonstrates that we can efficiently aggregate requirements, streamline processes and leverage the government's buying power. GSA is pleased to provide the acquisition and technical leadership that is clearly benefiting the entire government. GSA's procurement process and resulting sourcing initiatives are bringing industry best practices to government, providing taxpayers with the best value for their money."
Founded in 1949, GSA serves as a centralized procurement and property management agency for the federal government. GSA manages more than one-fourth of the government's total procurement dollars and influences the management of $500 billion in federal assets, including 8,600 government-owned or leased buildings and 205,000 vehicles. GSA helps preserve our past and define our future, as a steward of more than 425 historic properties, and as manager of USA.gov, the official portal to federal government information and services. GSA's mission to provide superior
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'"Andy is an offensive defenseman who has been one of the most productive blue-liners in the NHL the past couple of seasons," Sabres general manager Darcy Regier said. "We feel that he will be a great addition to our power play and significantly enhance our offensive production from the back end."'
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Sabres acquire D Delmore from Predators for third-round pick
MacArthur taken 74th by Sabres
'If there is one area MacArthur might want to focus on, it's defence. His plus-minus rating of -27 is the only sore spot on his current WHL resumé, but he points out it's not exactly telling of his entire season. "First half I was -25, second half I was minus two, so we turned it around in the second half," he said. "I want to round off my game, offensively and defensively so I can be a two-way player in the NHL one day. I'm a long ways away yet, but I'll just keep working hard, go year by year like he (Hartnell) did and maybe something will turn out for me."'
Buffalo Sabres Team Report
'Coach Lindy Ruff was pleased with the pick, considering Vanek could be ready to make the jump to the NHL. "He's more mature than some other players, so he's a year closer," Ruff said. "He's playing against older players, and that puts him a step ahead of a lot of other players."'
Regier put future on line with Vanek
'Whatever direction, Regier already won. We're in the fourth week of June, the kids are out of school, and we're talking hockey. The picture certainly is prettier than it was a year ago. This might even be the setting for a playoff team.'
Three Buccaneers picked on final day
'Morrow, who stands 6 feet 6 inches tall and weighs 210 pounds, will play hockey at Boston University in the fall. "The first 10 guys drafted have legit chances of playing right away," Morrow said. "The rest are prospects drafted on where they are going to be."'
Meyer, C-Mac go on Day 1
'"Clarke is a real good pick for Buffalo," Carriere said. "He's got a real good offensive instinct to him and he hates to give anything away, defensively. He takes a lot of pride in that."'
Sabres' draft features 10 picks and not much else
'"I think overall we would say we did a very good job," said Don Luce, Sabres director of player personnel. "We got the things we were looking for. We accomplished what we wanted to do."'
Sabres select Vanek fifth overall
University of Minnesota forward Thomas Vanek, a three-year veteran of the United States Hockey League with Sioux Falls, was selected fifth overall by the Buffalo Sabres in the opening round of the 2003 NHL Entry Draft this afternoon.
Sabres get Vanek with fifth pick
'He will meet with the Sabres' front office in the coming weeks to determine when he will turn professional, although the allure of more playing time and a shot at an NCAA three-peat with Minnesota is strong.'
Buffalo takes Vanek with fifth overall pick
'Although just 19 years old, the 6-foot-2, 208-pound Vanek was described by hockey analysts on ESPN2 as the best pure goal-scorer in the draft and one of few guys in the top five picks who is ready to play in the NHL next year.'
Sabres turn to defense in Day 2 of NHL draft
'Beginning with Jan Hejda, taken 106th overall, the Sabres concluded the draft by selecting five defensemen with their final seven picks.'
Vanek has chance to return to Buffalo
'"I won a championship there already and hopefully there is more to come," Vanek said. "I'm happy to be in Buffalo."'
Sabres push the Vanek button
'"I'll have to sit down with the organization and the coaches in Minnesota and make the best decision for me. We have to decide if the minor leagues or college hockey is better for me."'
A Former Sabres Coach Dies. Buffalo Drafts An Offensive Threat
'Scouts say Vanek can look disinterested for half the game and then just take it over with his skill. Where have we seen that before? Can anybody say Gil Perreault?'
Sabres take flashy Vanek with No. 5 pick in NHL Draft
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Here's a fun new product that lets you create a customized climbing structure for your cats. It's the Catty Stacks, designer cat house system. These super strong corrugated cardboard boxes can be connected in three dimensions to create all sorts of configurations for climbing, perching, playing, napping, and hiding. The nice folks at Catty Stacks sent us a set to test out and they were an instant hit. Here are Simba and Dee checking out the new play station:
The boxes ship flat and are really easy to set-up, just unfold and insert some tabs into slots and you're ready to go. The special corner design allows you to clip the boxes together (clips are included) to create a nice sturdy structure. Once the boxes are clipped together, you can lift the whole stack to move it (just make sure there aren't any cats inside!)
Holes on the side of the boxes allow kitties to enter and exit and connect from one box to the next. When two boxes are clipped together, you can remove a larger portion of the side panel to create a more spacious inner lounge area. When boxes are stacked on top of each other, the vertical access holes are staggered, making it easy for kitty to get her footing as she climbs up through the boxes. The thing I'm most impressed with is the strength of the double thickness cardboard. This is some of the strongest cardboard I've seen, so the Catty Stacks should last a long time.
There are a number of accessories you can purchase as add-ons for your Catty Stacks, including a crawl tube that connects between two boxes, special felt pillows for extra comfort, and an animation wand that connects easily to one of the accessory points and has a clip on the end to attach kitty's favorite toy. Here's Theo getting ready to attack the dangling toy:
The boxes come in light pink, chocolate brown, sky blue, pistachio green, and white, all printed with 100% soy-based inks. The cardboard used is also 100% recycled and recyclable. You can choose any combination of colors when ordering the boxes in kits ranging from one box for $17.99 US, to ten boxes for $129.99 US.
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If you're a fan of the SmartArt feature in Office 2007 then you may have experienced the frustration of trying to select a single shape in the diagram.
Or worse yet, when you're looking to select several shapes and you have the Ctrl + click thing down, too bad you keep accidentally clicking on something already selected… which deselects it, of course.
At this point you've got to be wondering if there's another way to select shapes in the diagram – one that doesn't require aspirin for the headache you have when you're done.
As expected, there is something we can do to make life a bit easier, so let's take a look.
We've previously discussed the text pane that is attached to each SmartArt graphic. It's in this pane that you can use a bulleted list to type the text for the diagram. Office will then place the text into the individual shapes – much faster – and certainly a lot less clicking.
You can open the text pane either with the arrows that appear on the left side of the SmartArt when it's selected or you could try the Text Pane button located on SmartArt Tools, Design tab of the Ribbon.
Either way, you should be looking at something like this:
(The left side is the text pane and the right is the SmartArt. You can see that the text of "two" is selected and if you look at the dark blue gear you'll see that it's selected as well.)
Usually we're in here to enter text but this little gadget works "both" ways. That is, with the text already entered you can use it to select individual shapes.
- Selecting a single shape in the diagram can be done by placing your cursor anywhere in the shape's text.
- You can select multiple shapes by using the Shift or Ctrl keys while you highlight the text for all shapes to be selected. (It works the same as all selection does with these keys.)
Once the shapes are selected you can accomplish whatever formatting you had in mind – without the fuss and frustration of the individual selection can cause.
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Brevard, N.C. - The Brevard College Athletic Department celebrated its annual Athletic Awards Ceremony Thursday evening as the student-athletes of the 19 BC varsity sports as well as friends, family, members of the Tornado Club and Community and the BC faculty and staff met to acknowledge the accomplishments of the Brevard College teams and students for the 2011-2012 athletic seasons.
Headlining the list of award winners was the 2012 Male and Female Athletes of the Year in Michael Gist and Alisiya Klochkova and the 2012 Senior GPA award winner, Jordan Box. Other awards given out at the ceremony included the team individual awards, Team GPA banner and Champs Cup.
Gist received Male Athlete of the Year honors after a successful season lining up on the BC Football and Men's Basketball teams. Gist finished second on the football team in tackles and tied for the team lead in interceptions on the gridiron. His success transferred onto the hardwood as the senior from North Augusta, S.C. set a Brevard Division II record with six blocked shots in a game and played 25 basketball games with the Tornados.
Klochkova received Female Athlete of the Year recognition after her final season with the BC Women's Golf team and the Cheerleading squad. The senior from Moscow, Russia, took medalist honors at the Montreat Spring Invitational this year and led the Tornados to their first team tournament victory in the same tournament. She was also a leading member on the BC cheer squad, serving as a flier, as well as helping with basing, catching and throwing.
Box earned the Senior GPA award this year, having compiled a cumulative 3.92 grade point average during her four years with the Brevard College women's soccer team. Her accomplishments in the classroom helped women's soccer team win the coveted Champs Cup with 549 points this season.
The full list of award winners:
Baseball – Champ Stuart (Best Batting AVG), Bennett Hixson (Best ERA)
Men's Basketball – Gaither Hendrix (MVP), Darius Moose (Most Improved), Jermichael Tanner (Coaches Award)
Women's Basketball – Anna Schlobohm (MVP), Holli Flippo (Best Hustle Award), Lindsay Brendle (Best Offensive Player)
Cheerleading – Amanda Metcalf (MVP), Krisma Sellers (Most Dedicated), Ki'era Gash (Coaches Award)
Men's Cross Country/Track & Field – Jordan Tager (MVP), Josh Mower (MVP)
Women's Cross Country/Track & Field – Madison Hill (MVP), Heidi Kaartinen (MVP)
Cycling – Lewis Gaffney & Jimmy Schurman (MVP), Brandon Milet (Ultimate Teammate), Caleb Welborn (Warrior Award)
Football – Caleb Campbell (Offensive MVP), Prince Simunyu (Defensive MVP), Christian Lumbu (Most Improved), Jerel Drew (Coaches Award), Adam Cordell (John McKissick Award)
Men's Golf – Kim Koivu (MVP), Diego Ortiz (Most Improved), Tom Rennie (Coaches Award)
Women's Golf – Alisiya Klochkova (MVP), Emily Smith (Most Improved), Marlaina Garman (Freshman of the Year)
Men's Soccer – Alec Darcey (MVP), Alejandro Rivillas (Most Improved), Scott Schuurman (Coaches Award)
Women's Soccer – Jamie Bundy (MVP), Hannah Graham (Coaches Award), Carolina Anderson (Most Improved)
Softball – Kayla Clemens (MVP), Chelsi Mallory (Coaches Award), Heather Morris (Most Improved)
Men's Tennis – Sam MacNeil (MVP), Beau Wills ("Star" Award), Jonathon Lavelle (Coaches Award)
Women's Tennis – Claire Dillman (MVP), Michelle Prata ("Star" Award), Jennifer Nyman (Coaches Award)
Volleyball – Lauren Ashlie Morrison (Offensive MVP), Lindsey Rogers (Defensive MVP), Amanda Possidente (Most Improved)


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On the brink of the biggest weekend since Kate Middleton's nuptials, Us Weekly released a few names of guests that are expected to attend Kimye's wedding. We've decided, in our best efforts to keep you up to date on all the Kardashian news, to offer up some additional names of people we're 99.9% sure will be in attendance. Here are 18 friends we can't wait to see at the wedding, as well as their Instagram accounts. Because who knows? Maybe we'll catch a glimpse of something!
Why she'll be there: She's part of the giant reality show empire that built Kim, or rather that Kim built. She's currently serves as a producer on Keeping Up With The Kardashians and worked on Kourtney and Kim Take New York.
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MARS HILL, N.C. – The Brevard College baseball team split a South Atlantic Conference doubleheader with the Mars Hill Lions at Henderson Field on Saturday afternoon, falling 6-3 in game one before plating three in the 9th inning of game two en route to a 6-4 win.
Game 1: Mars Hill 6, Brevard 3
Mars Hill took a 4-3 lead with two runs in the 5th on a pair of hits and a BC fielding error. Hunter Boydston (S, 2) pitched a scoreless 9th after the Lions added two more runs in the 8th to take a three-run lead.
Brevard jumped out to an early 1-0 lead in the top of the 1st when Chip Helton scored on a throwing error after reaching on a walk. Mars Hill answered with two runs in the bottom of the 1st when Nick Villalobos knocked a two-run double.
BC's John Slade tied the game at 2-2 in the 2nd with an RBI double, and scored the go-ahead run on Chad Fisher's sacrifice fly to make it a 3-2 game.
Brevard College starter Zach Joyce (L, 1-1) was charged with four runs (one earned) in 6.1 innings, striking out six and walking two.
MHU's Caleb Edwards (W, 3-1) held BC to two runs over seven innings while striking out one Tornado.
Game 2: Brevard 6, Mars Hill 4
BC scored three runs in the top of the 9th to take a 6-3 advantage before BC righty Carson Anderson (S, 1) worked around a leadoff double in the 9th to hold on for the Tornados.
Chad Fisher walked to start the 9th and moved to third on a single up the middle by Aaron Goforth. Andrew Altamira's fielder's choice groundball scored Fisher to give BC a one-run lead.
Kody Spencer singled in Goforth to make it 5-3 before Altimira scored on Slade's RBI groundout to put BC in front 6-3.
Hunter Donaldson (W, 1-1) struck out two batters in the 8th to strand a pair of runners on base after the Lions tied the game at 3-3 against lefty reliever Kyle Pittman.
Andy Runion (L, 0-2) was charged with three runs (two earned) in the 9th inning.
The Tornados are back in action on Tuesday as they travel to Limestone College for a doubleheader beginning at 1 p.m.


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Banner Elk, N.C. – The Brevard College men's basketball team used a dominant second half to pull ahead of the Lees-McRae Bobcats to pick up the 72-63 road win and move to 2-0 on the young season.
In the first half, the Tornados were plagued by turnovers and foul trouble, as BC coughed up the ball 16 times, while starters Nathan Whitmire, Darin Dellinger and Joseph Chilton all got into early foul trouble forcing them to see limited minutes in the opening half.
The Tornados trailed for the entire first half despite shooting 40 percent from the floor, connecting on 10-of-25 from the field, as Lees-McRae answered every Tornado offensive surge with a basket to hold off BC with a 33-26 lead heading into the halftime intermission.
However, the game was a tale of two halves as the Tornados turned things around in the second half dominating play on both ends of the court, outscoring Lees-McRae 46-30 and only committing three turnovers in the final 20 minutes of play.
The Tornados shot 51.7 percent from the field in the second half, while the defense stormed the Bobcats, holding them to 35.7 percent from the field and forced Lees-McRae to commit nine turnovers as BC pulled ahead midway through the second half and held on for the 72-63 win.
As a team overall the Tornados played well, dishing out 21 assists for the game. Brevard was led by Jonathan Whitson, as the junior forward scored a game-high 22 points and hauled in 12 rebounds for the game. Whitson reached a milestone midway through the first half, as he scored his eighth point of the game to put him at 1,000 in his career at Brevard College.
Junior guard Andrew Freeman had 11 points for the game, eight of which came in the second half. Chilton had eight points and five rebounds, while redshirt juniors Whitmire and Dellinger had seven points apiece. Fellow redshirt junior Sam Carlisle had five rebounds and led the team with five assists for the contest.
For Lees-McRae, Sam Youse and Kyle Boardman led the way with 12 points apiece, while Nick Deschepper and Aaron Willey had 11 points each.
For the game the Tornados out-rebounded Lees-McRae 45-32, while shooting 46.3 percent from the floor.
The Tornados will be on the road again this Saturday afternoon, when they will travel to Due West, S.C. to square off with the Flying Fleet of Erskine College. The game, which is slated for a 4:30 p.m. tip-off, will be the second game of a BC vs. Erskine double-header with the women playing at 2 p.m. Lees-McRae will travel to Charlotte, N.C. on Tuesday, November 25, when the Bobcats will take on Queens University of Charlotte in their conference opener.


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Liam Payne defends his new girlfriend against fans
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Liam Payne, one-fifth of One Direction, wants fans to know he doesn't appreciate when they badmouth his girlfriend on social media.
He took to Twitter following the London premiere for their upcoming movie "One Direction: This Is Us." Liam wrote that while he is grateful for the support of the tens of thousand of fans who showed up on Tuesday, it's "always sad" to get on Twitter and "read horrible stuff about someone you care about."
Earlier this week, Liam confirmed a new romance in his life, with a childhood friend named Sophia Smith.
It appears fans didn't react well to the news, as the 19-year-old even dropped an f-bomb in his message to fans, while reminding them of the Golden Rule.
He said, "...There is that old saying tho if you ain't got s*** nice to say then f*** you."
always sad to get on here to read horrible stuff about someone you care about...— Liam Payne (@Real_Liam_Payne) August 21, 2013
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It's a question many religious parents dread: "When Spot dies, will he go to heaven?" Countless children – and adults – have wondered whether their pets possess spirits, and the debate isn't likely to go away anytime soon. Still, recent research in neuroscience may shed light on this age-old question by suggesting that many animals are capable of religious experiences, including near-death encounters and profound feelings of awe and oneness. According to these studies, the root of spiritual experiences in humans and animals is a structure shared by both – the limbic brain.


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What can you say? It's a Ting thing. When you get a craving for grapefruit soda and jerk chicken, you want to go where the meat is spicy and tender and the Ting is larger than that glass-bottle thimble they pass off at most Jamaican joints. And on top of that, you want your meal served up hot with a side of booty jam videos, under the glow of fly orange neon lights. Yeah, you want the Hot Pot. This strip-mall staple knows how to stew its ox, curry its goat, and jerk its chicken better than anyone else around, and they built window boxes into each booth's wall so you can kick back and watch B.E.T. while you E-A-T. The lunch specials pile on enough caramelized plantains, shredded cabbage, and brown gravy to keep you going until noon tomorrow, so consider it $5 well-spent. Or, if you're more of a breakfast person, swing by earlier and try out their morning fish dishes. Then go brag to all your friends that you had a kick-ass breakfast with Beyoncé and Usher don't elaborate.
Psychologist Marla Reis gave up her practice last year to open Café Emunah in Fort Lauderdale with a friend and kindred spirit Rabbi Moishe Meir Lipszyc. With hip, calming décor and a rule that "only positivity is allowed," Emunah is a place where the pair hoped to offer "an experience for the senses and an oasis for the mind, body and soul." That, and really killer sushi.
New Times: Is it true that one of the menu items at Café Emunah is "a side of conversation"?
Reis: A side of table talk. It's offered in 15-minute increments. I sit tableside with guests, and if they have questions or issues as far as bringing about a greater consciousness, we could discuss it in an informal way. It's very flexible and tailored to individual needs, or we can do a group conversation.
What kind of discussions do you have?
People might ask, How can I find a husband?' or I want to increase spirituality in my life -- what can I do to increase awareness?' or I'm having a hard time getting along with my best friend what do I do?' It's a little less imposing than traditional therapy. Almost like a tune-up to help people continue in their lives. I'll have hours where I can be scheduled. I recommend making a reservation. It's $20 per 15 minutes -- much less expensive than a regular therapy session.
Speaking of people who need consciousness-raising, there's the man who sometimes carries his Walther PPK in a hollowed-out Bible. Got any favorite James Bond locations?
Well, I have investors I've spoken to about bringing the café into Manhattan! The only real James Bond locale would almost have to be the café, because it's a very modern, hip atmosphere. Oh, and my townhouse in Victoria Park.
Aiyee. If we're ever invited, we'll wear a kevlar vest.
Jean-Pierre Brehier's mother was a Cordon Bleu chef, so by the time he was five years old, the French-born chef/cooking school maestro could make a cake from scratch. At 12 he began his professional career, first learning to trim zee lambchops in a butcher shop, then braiding dough in a bread shop, and finally apprenticing in a restaurant. Before opening the Chef Jean-Pierre's Cooking School in Fort Lauderdale, he had been the proprietor for 20 years of Left Bank, one of South Florida's prime dispensers of delectable wine sauces and pouffe pastry.Jean-Pierre still has the outrageous French accent and attitude, as well as the unpredictable sense of humor that makes every class a laugh session. There was this bit of wisdom for Jean-Pierre's charges recently: "Dose people at the Bennigan-again-agains they do not love you they do not caramelize de on-yon."
New Times: Do you think you could you teach a kitchen-challenged dufus like me to cook French delicacies?
Jean-Pierre: I just believe that anybody is capable of becoming a phenomenal chef. There is only one way to slice an onion.
What's the big secret?
There are only 40 or 50 ingredients you use on a regular basis; if you learn how to handle those then you know how to cook!
Are there any exotic destinations that you would like to see that you haven't gone to yet?
I would love to go Australia. Of course, it's very English influenced and that's the problem. I don't know how good the food is going to be.
What's the coolest spy tool in your kitchen arsenal?
I have the coolest toy! It's a digital thermometer that shoots a ray of light, and it bounces back and gives the proper temperature. It is very, very cool. So you are now sure the temperature is 375 degrees by shooting this laser beam into your oil. It even looks like a gun.
We remained stoic through the mad cow scare. We refused to buckle to e. coli hysteria, and we snickered through Super Size Me. We'd never turn our back on the hamburger, our comfort food through many a dark night of the soul. But when the $100 burger arrived in South Florida (at the Boca Raton Resort), we knew we were in the End of Times. The people's snack that had evolved from chopped, salted beef favored by 19th-century German sailors into Macburger for the masses had suddenly taken a very scary turn: into pretentious Kobe beef and Argentine grass-fed steak territory. It's definitely time to get back to basics, and Prime 707's chopped beef on a bun doesn't pretend to be anything but what it is: an addictive, soothing mouthful of meat, best slathered with mayo and a shake or two from a bottle of Heinz. This is not, at $12 for ten ounces, the cheapest burger on the market. But it's made from prime, well-marbled sirloin tips and filet mignon scraps that chef/owner Tony Acinapura says are ground daily in the kitchen, then charbroiled and set inside a pillowy bun made at Le Petit Pain French bakery (twice a New Times "best of" winner). The smoky, fatty juices tend to dribble down your chin when you bite into the burger, and it comes with a mountain of perfectly respectable salted shoestring fries. In short, it thoroughly restores the good name of a sandwich that has lately been much abused and maligned.
In an era when it takes a cool couple of mil to open a restaurant with any hope of success what with the obligatory solid-gold threads in the throw pillows, the de rigueur kryptonite flooring, and the water walls take comfort that a little candlelit closet in Hollywood is flourishing without pretensions or spectacle. The only circus act at the cozy, year-old Boulevard American Bistro comes at the end of your delicious meal, when co-owner Jean-Paul Varona sets your rum-laced guava bread pudding alight. But don't rush things. Truffle-oil-laced fries scattered with pecorino and provolone are meant to be savored, along with Chef Jorge Varona's terrific New Orleans-style grilled andouille with creole mustard and spectacular artisinal bread, or his pan-seared blue crab cakes with fruit salsa and a dash of chipotle. Generous servings of fat-loaded braised short ribs, big plates of grilled marinated hanger steak with crisp red pepper and polenta fries it all looks like the people's food, but it's so beautifully conceived and executed that you'd almost think the people had done something to deserve it. For once, the best restaurant in South Broward is a place you can afford to go back to, week after week.
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Hovis scores lone goal for TornadosOctober 3, 2009
Brevard, N.C. - Sydney Douglas recorded fifteen saves for Brevard, allowing two goals. However, Brevard only found the back of the net once when Allie Hovis scored late in the game making the final score 2-1.
King improves to 8-3 while Brevard falls to 5-7.
King's first goal came at 32:06 when Douglas came out of the net and saved an Emma Wells shot When Douglas was unable to hold on to the ball, Hannah Shankel found the rebound and knocked one in.
Brevard played a close game and held King off the board until the 72nd minute when Pua Coffman scored on a penatly kick.
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LAUSANNE (Reuters) - Russian weightlifter Oleg Perepetchenov was stripped of his 2004 Olympic bronze medal on Tuesday after a retest of his sample from the Athens Games returned positive for the banned substance clenbuterol.
The International Olympic Committee demanded the return of his medal "as soon as possible" from the Russian Olympic Committee, spokesman Mark Adams told reporters.
Perepetchenov, third in the 77kg category, is the fifth Athens Games medalist to be stripped of a medal following sample retests.
"I was tested so many times prior to and after the 2004 Games and they found nothing," he told Russian media in December when his case was still being discussed.
"Now they are telling me they found some funny substance which is useless for a weightlifter. Where is fair play here?", said Perepetchenov, 37, who retired in 2010.
Ukraine's shot put champion Yuriy Bilonog, women's shot putter Svetlana Krivelyova of Russia and discus thrower Irina Yatchenko of Belarus, who both won bronze medals, and Belarussian hammer thrower Ivan Tsikhan, who won silver, were demoted in December.
Triple world champion Tsikhan had also lost his bronze medal from the 2008 Beijing Games but that decision was overturned at the Court of Arbitration for Sport because of a procedural error at a laboratory.
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Having trained briefly under a Chute Boxe instructor in Toronto last week (http://www.cagewarriors.com/forums/s...ad.php?t=54199) I was very keen to try and see what differences in styles there were to a more traditional muay thai club such as where I train in the UK.
Given that I only attended one class the only thing I noticed myself, was that they were regularly drilling and working flying knees. Something we only do once in a blue moon. When speaking to the guys training this was strange to them, and so I presume it is typical for them to work these more aggressive techniques regularly.
Speaking to the coaches I was told (albeit through their broken English and my terrible Portuguese) that it was a lot about training reactions and head movement.
Does anyone on here have experience or insight into both styles that could add to or correct this view of the contrast between styles?
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DERBY boss Nigel Clough insists his stuttering Rams side have a "glimmer" of hope at St Mary's today.
County are winless in their last four Championship games and are up against a Saints team that boast the best home record in the division.
Yet Clough believes the result is not a foregone conclusion.
The Rams manager points to recent away wins from Bristol City and Leicester at St Mary's, as well as Millwall's FA Cup success there this month, as reason for hope.
"They got off to such a fantastic start that it's allowed them to have a couple of off games," said Clough.
"They've lost their incredible unbeaten home run as well in that time.
"That wasn't going to keep going on and on and on.
"So that gives us a little bit of a glimmer as well, that other teams have been there recently and won."
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The Mount Saint Mary College annual Christmas Vespers service of
Lessons and Carols returned to The Chapel of the Most Holy Rosary
in the Dominican Center on Sunday, December 8.
The College Choir and the college's Division of Arts and Letters
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Hamas estimates $1.2 billion in Palestinian damage during 8-day Gaza operation, with $545 million in direct property damage.
One intelligence official described these facilitators as "muscle" for an operation.
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operation Seabird began while the storm was still over water.
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It is an operation by no means over-pleasant to the person on whom it is inflicted.
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Obama defends Planned Parenthood
(Washington, DC) -- President Obama claims women have an absolute right to make decisions about their own health. Addressing a Planned Parenthood summit in Washington, the President accused critics of the organization of trying to roll back women's healthcare rights. Obama is the first sitting president to address Planned Parenthood. Opponents of the organization call it one of the nation's leading abortion providers. Supporters insist it is a full service family planning and healthcare organization.


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Saturday 3rd March 2012
Doors Open 5.50pm
First Fight 6.30pm
After the huge success of Pain Pit Fight Night the 2nd installment returns to Newport Centre for a great night of MMA action.
Confirmed Card
Pro (3 x 5 mins)
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Featherweight Title Fight
Ryan Phelps (Tillery Combat) v Ricky Fortuna (NMMA) (65.8kg)
Middleweight Title Fight... ...
Gareth Williams (Tillery Combat) v Stu Tyrie (Chris Rees) (84kg)
Shain Paul (Tillery Combat) v Marc Allen (Trojan) (75kg Same Day)
Radosław Klepczarek (Chris Rees) v Shane Riley (Brotherhood) (77kg)
Joel Reed (Tillery Combat) v Shaun Percell (VT Jiu Jitsu) (73kg)
B Class Pro (3 x 3 mins)Same Day Weigh In
Lee Russell (Tillery Combat) v Leon Pierre (Trojan) (61.2kg)
Semi Pro (3 x 3 mins)(Headshots Standing Only)Same Day Weigh In
Nicky Davies (Snakepit) v Andy Mcara (Devils) 77kg
Alex Smith Warren (NMMA) v David Taylor (independant) 77kg
Ashley Beaumont (Tillery Combat) v Martin Rose (Trojan) 84kg
Brett Johns (Chris Rees) v Jason Jenkins (Falcons) 70kg
Craig Hughes (Snakepit) vTony Bryan (Brotherhood) HW
Martin Evans (Tillery Combat) v Paul Rogers (Chris Rees) 65.8kg
Amateur (2 x 3 mins)(No Headshots)Same Day Weigh In
Nathan Luff (NMMA) v Will Davies (Chris Rees) 93kg
Jay Horley (Chris Rees Academy) v Nicky Jones (Falcons) 77kg
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'The loss was a big let down to Sabres Head Coach Lindy Ruff. "You battle back and tie up the game and end up losing. There should be a lot of disappointment and frustration,'' Ruff said in his postgame comments.'
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I have been promising my friend for a long time that I would visit her in Carlisle and have finally got round to doing just that this month.
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I couldn't believe ow central this was and was so handy for the town centre, shops and bars.
I would say it is 3-4 minutes walk to bars such as Walkabout, Wetherspoons and local pubs on Botchergate as well as take-aways and restaurants.
It is a little further to the shops but you are talking about 10 minutes. This is a beautiful city and has a lovely square and of course 'The Lanes' which is a shopping complex, with fast food, cafes, and numerous high street shops. It is very well situated if you fancy a night out.
The travelodge is a very clean, and very spacious hotel. I was amazed at the height of the rooms though. I am not sure what the building was previously but the the height makes the room very echoey, but creates a lovely ambiance.
I booked a double room and it was big enough for a family room and had a spare bed (I suppose it may have been a family room they gave me as the hotel was a little quiet on a Tuesday night). The room was very basic and reminded me of a hostel a little due to the height, but was very clean and well looked after.
Unfortunately I only had a view of the back and looked out onto the back of a row of houses and nursery but there was no noise at night.
There is a a bar in the restaurant as well - which is situated by the reception/dining area and is small but ideal for a late drink. The staff were lovely and friendly as well and very helpful. They provided me with some local information of where to go and see and where was good to eat.
Great basic hotel and I will definitely go back. I don't think there is any parking here but there are a number of long stay car parks very close by.
I travel and stay in travelodges a heck of a lot, and this is my most local. It is a central hotel and brilliant for visiting the 'Great Border City'. It is about a 10 minute walk away before you hit the big shops and a 15 minute walk away before you hit 'The Lanes' which is a shopping complex, with fast food, cafes, and numerous high street shops you would expect. Carlisle is fabulous for travel, you can get any bus for a tour of the city and Scotland from about 5 minutes away from the Travelodge. 5 minutes away from takeaways and a Weatherspoons and 20 minutes away from Carlisle United FC. It is very well situated if you fancy a night out.
The travelodge is a very clean, and very spacious hotel. The rooms are so big as i believe it used to be a mental health hospital, so it has very high ceilings and is a bit echo-ey. The rooms offer wonderful views if you are in the rear of the building or if you are at the front you have a Chinease takeaway to look at! So i would recommed you try and ask for a back room. Fantastic views on the 3rd floor especially. The hotel is very modern, and has a cafe and a lot of disabled accessed rooms and toilets. Its very clean and the staff must be commended on the this. One issue i have found is theyre is a lack of remotes, i enquired at reception and was told they keep being stole and was told to use the TV in the mean time. I didnt want to seem lazy so i said it was fine! The beds could have a bit more life in them but by far not the worst i have slept in.
P.S - One final note is that there is no car parking at the hotel, but around £5 for a 6 hour stay just down the road.
Any questions about this travelodge please ask, i stay here probably around once a month at the very least due to football and work, so i can guarantee you this is a good stay!


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