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The first road map of Ireland was published in 1778, as surveyed by George Taylor and Andrew Skinner in 1777.[1] They had previously surveyed the roads of Scotland before raising 2000 pounds from the noblemen of Ireland to survey the roads.[2] Page 118 shows a section of the Dublin to Cork road from just north of Old Leighlin and Leighlinbridge in Carlow to Clara in county Kilkenny. This section of road passes through Paulstown. The village, and surrounding areas, can be seen on the right panel. About half way along the road is the county boundary between Carlow and Kilkenny ("Enter Kilkenny Co."). Just above this is the relevant area, listing Shankill and Kellymount, with the roads forming an almost square shape. The Paulstown name is located slightly to the left and above these names, indicating the area where Paulstown Castle is located. The two prominent land owners of the area, Flood and Aldward (sic) are also listed.
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[1] Taylor, George, and Andrew Skinner. Taylor and Skinner's Maps of the Roads of Ireland, Surveyed 1777. [London]: Published for the Authors … Sold by G. Nicol … I. Murray … London and by W. Wilson … Dublin, 1778. Print.


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Having some cash flow issues, so if I can't get the money soon I'll delete this to make room for others
I live in Tucson, AZ. Today it was 108 degrees and it's still very early into the summer heat.
How do the ShoeBox's perform under high temperature environments? It get so very hot and dry here that plastics will melt if left in the sun for sometimes under an hour. I'm seriously interested in a ShoeBox, however the heat issues concern me. Should I have concerns about such a dusty/dry climate?
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I'm not signing up for the initial run. I don't think I can abuse this enough in the near future to be able to give any feedback. Also wrong pressure for me.
Is there a hopeful date to when the 3000psi version will be made available for sale? I need a 'start it and forget it' solution to fill scuba tanks. I don't feel comfortable with putting a regulator on the output.
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So has there been any thought or decision as to what the actual shipping carrier will be? UPS, Fed-Ex, USPS...
Or did I read and miss it somewhere?
UPS unless there is a good reason to do otherwise.
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in my experience fedex seems to take far more care with packages than ups. and I think fedex ground is just as cheap or cheaper. just my own anecdotal experience...Originally Posted by AGD
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You never want to call a race too early, especially if there's a chance you could be wrong. But sometimes you know pretty quickly that it's over. That was the case in the 200-yard freestyle relay Nov. 30 at the Wulf Recreation Center for the Evergreen girls 'A' team.
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Has this changed in the past 7-8 months?
I only ask because for 23 years (more than two solar cycles) the Sun has risen over the island in the middle of the lake I live on and come beaming in through the S.E. facing window. Summer to Winter would see it move a few degrees left and right, meaning I would see it rise directly over the island during Summer months and a little to the left of the island during the Winter.
Considering I live in CT, not far South of that 45* latitude, I would anticipate a reasonable swing in location of sunrise, but expect it to stay within about 15* of arc.
This year, however, since the Winter Solstice the Sun has not reversed its travel and continues to rise further and farther to the left instead of returning to it's Summer point. Where the Sun always rose directly in front of the house it is now rising on the left side of the house. This mean I'm viewing the sun rise almost North East from my location.
Sunset is hidden from me and difficult to keep track of so I don't have true bearings on a complete path, sun rise is when I take the dog out for a walk by the lake. The lake itself gives a panoramic view and easy to tell where the sun is coming up over distinguishable landmarks like an island or a cell phone tower visible in the distance.
For what it's worth, an astrolabe in the garden still shows noon at 12:00. At that point, degree of declination has no meaning - it would be the same at the Equator as it is at 45* North. It's the rising and setting that show how far the Earth is tilted towards the Sun in it's Northern hemisphere.
On a similar note, I always used to stand out my front door in the evenings and see Orions Belt right in front of me. That familiar constellation is now almost straight up over the house, when it used to be right above the treeline it's now almost directly above.
This is a case where I know what I've seen in the past, and know what I'm seeing now. And I can not explain the discrepency without involving tipping the Earth beyond normal limits and literally changing the North/South pole locations.
Even in my madness I can't imagine this happening without someone else noticing.
So why does the Sun now rise almost 30* North of where it has for the past two decades?
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I started reading all the replies and would like to help find the stolen equipment. One problem. Way too many posts to read and track. Is it possible to list the missing gear by state or even city? I live in Phoenix and would like to see a list of missing gear. Kind of like a "Amber" alert, except for paintball guns/gear. The faster people know about a missing gun, the more likely it will be recovered.
I really believe in policing your own area. That includes hobbies. Smack down the jerk that's shooting paintballs at public property so lawyers don't put the squeeze on us like they have gun owners.
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Jerry Chinn, 61, died Friday, March 8, 2013 at his home in Pratt.
He was born Dec. 19, 1951 in Pratt, the son of John C. and Ruth (Omo) Chinn. He was a heavy equipment operator for Cliff Keller.
He is survived by his children John Chinn, Wellington, Jenny (Luke) Egging, Pratt, Amanda (Austin) Weis, Guymon, Okla., and Deanna Gordon, Cullison; a sister Jan (Benny) Hayes, Preston; three grandchildren, and two great-grandchildren.
Friends may sign the register book from 9 a.m. – 5 p.m., Tuesday, March 12, at Larrison Mortuary, 300 Country Club Rd., Pratt.
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Manny had four hits, Ortiz and Pedroia had three, and Youkilis extended his hitting streak to 23 games.
Chien-Ming Wang (4.13, 103 ERA+) / Tim Wakefield (3.36, 133 ERA+)
Wakefield won for the first time in three starts Saturday against the Rangers in Arlington, giving up four runs on five hits in seven innings. Over his past three starts, Wakefield has allowed 15 runs over 19 innings. In three starts this season at Fenway, he is 1-2 with a 4.05 ERA and has allowed three home runs in 20 innings. The knuckleballer is 0-2 with a 7.84 ERA in two starts this year against the Yankees, who are batting .326 against him. ...
Wang allowed three runs in the first inning of his previous start against the Angels but settled in to hold the Halos scoreless over the next seven innings of a six-strikeout, six-hit performance. Wang's early issues were related to his arm slot, which is a topic that catcher Jorge Posada and pitching coach Ron Guidry have had to remind him often to keep up. Wang hasn't allowed a home run to a right-handed batter all year and has induced at least one ground-ball double play in each of his past seven starts, matching the longest streak of his career.


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ESPN.com news services | February 27, 2013
The San Francisco 49ers have agreed to trade quarterback Alex Smith to the Kansas City Chiefs, a league source confirmed to ESPN.com's John Clayton.
Terms of the trade, which can't officially be completed until March 12 when the 2013 league year begins, weren't immediately available.
The trade agreement was first reported by Fox Sports' Jay Glazer on Twitter.
Smith, the 2005 No. 1 overall draft pick, lost his starting job to Colin Kaepernick while sitting out with a concussion but was professional at every turn and continued to mentor his replacement.
Before his injury, Smith had completed 26 of his last 28 passes -- including going 18-of-19 for 232 yards, three touchdowns and no interceptions in a "Monday Night Football" win at Arizona on Oct. 29.
He then sustained a concussion in the second quarter of the 49ers' next game, a 24-24 tie against St. Louis on Nov. 11. Smith sat out the next game as Kaepernick dazzled in his debut as an NFL starter, beating the Bears handily at home on "Monday Night Football." Smith didn't start again last season.
The 28-year-old quarterback has thrown for 14,280 yards with 81 touchdowns and 63 interceptions in 80 career games.
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I feel just the same way. I was a reliable source of income for ChessCube, albeit a small one, because I only really want to play with opponents who are better than I am. So I was always bleeding cubits slowly. (Which was fine.) But these changes are absurd. And to not honor the free VIP memberships they've given out for number of games played is just wrong, maybe even illegal, since they made no distinction when they offered them.
The system won't even let me spend my 270 crowns on VIP any more! And I bought those crowns--didn't win them--it's like stealing not to honor them.
I will hoard my remaining stash of cubits, and when are gone, so am I. The "crowns" are clearly just useless now, so I'm not sure what I'll do with those.
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I was filling in for Ryan this weekend and am close to running out of gas. You may have noticed me being more active on Twitter, and if so, that's why. Let's do this, as Sunday brought a boatload of 3-pointers and a season-ending injury for Rajon Rondo. Perhaps the craziest thing about Rondo's injury was that Rotoworld broke the news to the world before Rondo even knew the results of his own MRI, and before Paul Pierce was informed of his injury by Doris Burke after Sunday's game on live television.
You should check out Waiver Wired, Saturday's Dose and the Injury Report for all the relevant information that I may have chosen not to duplicate here. And hit here for a free live NBA chat on Monday at 12:30 p.m.
Games Played for Week 14
4 Games – Chicago, Detroit, Golden State, Lakers, Milwaukee, New Orleans, Orlando, Sacramento, Toronto, Utah, Washington.
3 Games – Brooklyn, Boston, Charlotte, Cleveland, Dallas, Denver, Houston, Indiana, Clippers, Memphis, Miami, Minnesota, New York, Philadelphia, Phoenix, Portland.
2 Games – Atlanta, Oklahoma City, San Antonio.
Weekend Headlines - Oh no, Rondo!
Rajon Rondo suffered a torn ACL in the fourth quarter of Friday's game against the Hawks, and while he somehow continued to play through it in double overtime, his season is now over. He told someone on Sunday that he was going to be back in two weeks, but that is the only time I've heard anyone suggest that his season may not be over. Rondo can talk about coming back all he wants, but it's just not likely to happen. Cut him and move on. Avery Bradley, Courtney Lee, Leandro Barbosa and Jason Terry are all going to get a chance to run the point, but the fact of the matter remains that the only point guard the Celtics have is Rondo. And that means that while grabbing Bradley and/or Lee is a good idea, they simply aren't going to be top fantasy point guards, even with heavy minutes. I still think you should own them, but just don't expect any miracles. And if the Celtics decide to throw in the towel on the season, look for Paul Pierce and Kevin Garnett to be on the trading block for Boston.
Raining 3-pointers on Sunday night
Carmelo Anthony led the way for the Knicks with a franchise-record nine 3-pointers on Sunday, along with 42 points in a dramatic win over the Hawks. He had all nine of his triples by the end of the third quarter, then finally cooled off, but not before hitting the game-winning three-point play on a foul by Josh Smith. Beast.
J.J. Redick, who may be being showcased for a trade with his new starting gig, hit a career-best eight 3-pointers and scored a career-high 31 points in a loss. Start him.
Ryan Anderson hit seven treys for 22 points and five rebounds.
Brandon Knight had five 3-pointers for a career-high 31 points, but somehow made it through the night without an assist, which isn't good news for your starting point guard.
DeShawn Stevenson hit four 3-pointers off the Hawks bench and scored 15 points. If you're desperate for threes, he's worth a look in deep leagues.
Sunday Injury Report (in addition to Rondo)
Mike Conley left after just four minutes with a sprained left ankle and was in a walking boot after the game. The fact that he couldn't return to the game and was in a boot make me very concerned, not only for his availability on Monday at Philly, but for the entire week. If he can't go, Jerryd Bayless is your guy.
Tyson Chandler's neck was in pain throughout Sunday's entire game, but he played through it (poorly). He finished with just two points, three rebounds and two blocks, and while I doubt he misses any time, news about his neck should be one of his owners' top priority on Monday afternoon.
Jason Kidd was held out after just five minutes of action in order to rest his sore back, and while the Knicks say he's not injured, I have a hard time seeing him as healthy. The good news is that he's still penciled in as the team's starting shooting guard for now, with Iman Shumpert starting at SF, but I don't have much interest in owning Kidd right now, let alone starting him.
Arron Afflalo suffered a minor calf strain on Sunday and sat out the fourth quarter. It doesn't sound like that big of a deal, but we'll have to see what Monday's news brings before making a decision on him.
Rodney Stuckey was put on the inactive list by coach Lawrence Frank and Will Bynum went off for nine points and 12 assists last night. I have no idea what's going on between Stuckey and his coach, but if he remains in Frank's doghouse, Bynum is going to be worth a look.
Weekend Injury Roundup
Chris Paul is hoping to return from his knee injury sooner than later, but we still don't have a target date. And given the fact he's missed four straight games and seven of his last nine, I don't care what the Clippers say. That sounds like a fairly serious injury to me. Paul has said he's feeling better, but owners should start Paul at their own risk for now. If pushed into a corner in a weekly league, I'd bench him, depending on options.
Tim Duncan has now missed three straight games with his sore knee (which were all wins) and the Spurs (who have won eight straight) are probably in no hurry to rush him back. Especially since they easily own the best record in the entire league. If I were running that show I would probably pull a Popovich and sit Duncan down for another week or two, at least. The only thing they should care about right now is having him (and the other vets) healthy in April. Start Duncan at your own risk until further notice.
The only time I've seen Kyle Lowry's name lately is in trade rumors about going to the Celtics. But he missed Sunday's practice with a sore back and is pretty iffy for Monday's game against the Warriors. Based on how he's been playing, it should be an easy decision to keep him on the bench until he's a sure bet to play in a game.
Klay Thompson is dealing with the flu and missed a voluntary practice on Sunday. Thompson should be in starting lineups for Monday's clash with the Raptors unless we get bad news this afternoon.
Luol Deng is targeting a return on Monday or Wednesday from his hamstring injury, although it's not guaranteed that he'll play in either game. But when it happens, Jimmy Butler will (probably) disappear again.
Nikola Pekovic (thigh contusion) should be nearing a return for the Timberwolves, but news has been almost nonexistent lately. The latest is that there's a "good chance" that Pekovic and Alexey Shved (ankle) can return during the team's upcoming homestand. The bad news is that the homestand is six games long, and doesn't start until Wednesday, meaning that they could also miss the entire week. I'm not starting Pekovic in the leagues where I own him until we know he's going to play, and you can probably find a better player than Shved to own right now.
Gordon Hayward suffered a right shoulder sprain on Saturday and is now questionable for Monday's game against the Rockets. If he's out, look for Marvin Williams to play well, along with Randy Foye.
Byron Mullens could return from his ankle injury this week for Charlotte, but I'm not holding my breath. It might be time to pick him up, but there's no reason to risk putting him in your lineup until we know when he's going to be back.
Jason Richardson has been sitting with a knee injury, but there's no guarantee he reclaims his starting job once he's healthy again. Nick Young has scored 20 points in two straight games and could be given the job until further notice, while Dorell Wright has fallen out of the rotation again.
Random Notes
Kobe Bryant had 14 assists in both games this weekend and the Lakers look like a new team. Kobe's scoring could take a hit if he's going to continue to look for the open man, but hopefully the dimes will help make up for the lack of offense.
Blake Griffin is doing his best Kobe imitation, and has racked up 19 assists in his last two games. But the even better news is that he's hit 81 percent of his free throws in four of his last five games, if you throw out his 2-of-8 line last Thursday.
The Mavericks started Bernard James at center on Sunday, but he played just 11 minutes. If you picked up Elton Brand recently, just hang onto him, despite the fact he played just 17 minutes in that one, finishing with 12 points and three boards. Chris Kaman is bummed with his benching and 11 minutes on Sunday, and I cut him in one league last night. My guess is Brand will start going forward, but we'll have to see. Shawn Marion had a big game on Sunday, but is going to continue to be up and down for the Mavs, while Darren Collison now appears to be in a timeshare with Roddy Beaubois. Plan accordingly.
Devin Harris started for the Hawks on Sunday, but I don't really trust him right now. With just two games this week, he can probably be left on waivers until we see him get hot again.
Andre Drummond was benched for the Pistons on Sunday and had zero points, four boards and two blocks in just 16 minutes. If he gets dropped in your league, I'd recommend grabbing him, as he still looks like a second-half breakout candidate.
Roy Hibbert's slump appears to be over and he's shooting it much better for the Pacers lately. Roll with him for three games this week if you don't have better options.
Lamar Odom had eight points, 13 boards, six assists and a steal in 29 minutes for the Clippers on Sunday and is suddenly worth a close look in fantasy leagues. Odom and Grant Hill (20 minutes Sunday) are eating into Matt Barnes' production and I'm thinking it might be time to dump Barnes for a hot free agent (or Odom).
Greivis Vasquez was just 2-of-16 on Sunday and is just 3-of-32 over his last two games for the Hornets. That is what we call a super-slump, but with four games this week, he's still in all my lineups. Al-Farouq Aminu nearly double-doubled again on Sunday and looks like a solid four-game option now that Monty Williams no longer hates him.
Raymond Felton double-doubled for the Knicks and should be back in lineups this week.
Magic big man Glen Davis had his first double-double since Dec. 7 on Sunday and is another guy you'll want to get back in your lineup ASAP.
Spencer Hawes started at center for the Sixers on Saturday and while he struggled, he also had four blocks. I expect him to start putting up pretty solid numbers if he sticks in the starting unit.
Isaiah Thomas and DeMarcus Cousins were both awful for the Kings on Saturday, but Cousins remains a must-start player, while I'm hanging onto IT2 in most leagues. In other words, I would not cut Thomas to pick up a random guard in Boston, as we still don't know who, if anyone, is going to emerge with new value for the Celtics.
My last two thoughts of the evening are that Emeka Okafor (Wizards) and Alan Anderson (Raptors) should be owned in all leagues until further notice.
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Dover Police are looking for three men who held up another man on Pennsylvania Avenue.
Dover Police are seeking three men who robbed another man early May 3.
According to the victim, he was in the unit block of Pennsylvania Avenue at approximately 3:30 a.m. when he was approached by three men who demanded his money. One of the man said he had a gun, said Dover Police Department spokesman Capt. Tim Stump.
The victim turned over his cash and the men fled in a white Lincoln Town Car with very large chrome rims.
The first suspect was described as a black man standing 6 feet tall, with a slim build, who was wearing a gray hooded sweatshirt.
The second was a black man standing between 6 feet 2 inches and 6 feet 3 inches in height, with a slim build and wearing a black hooded sweatshirt and blue jeans.
The third suspect was a black man standing 5 feet 7 inches tall with a large build wearing a black hooded sweatshirt and blue jeans.
All will be charged with first-degree robbery when apprehended, Stump said.
Anyone with information on this robbery is asked to call Dover Police at 736-7111. Callers may remain anonymous.
Tips also may be submitted through Delaware Crime Stoppers at (800) TIP-3333 or online at www.tipsubmit.com.


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Player starts with bog standard Automag. CF frame and PF body.
Pretty rail is purchased and installed.
Grip frame is upgraded to Intelliframe or other 1911 gripped alloy frame.
VFG added.
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MBF is reporting that Afffenpinscher breeder Jacqueline Stacy's BIS winner at today's Gloucester Kennel Club Of Virginia was the Affenpinscher, CH Tamarin Top Banana. The other hopefuls were a Golden Retriever from the Open Dog class, Jazzin's Final Jeopardy, the Afghan Hound, CH Genesis Silverado, the Greater Swiss Mountain Dog, CH Sudnly Mundy Mnr Bless Her Heart, the Welsh Terrier, CH Teritails National Treasure, yesterday's BIS winner, the Lhasa Apso, CH Mai Thai Ta Sen Halleluiah Chorus, and the Briard, CH Ne Orageux's Al Capone. That's BIS number four for Topper & handler Tiffany Skinner.
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The Louisiana Radio Network recently announced Mer Rouge farmer Harper Armstrong is the winner of the 16th annual Louisiana Farmer of the Year award. Not knowing he had won, Armstrong found out at the organizations's banquet at White Oak Plantation in Baton Rouge Thursday night, where former Gov. Buddy Roemer served as the guest speaker.
News of Harper Armstrong's farming accomplishments in Morehouse Parish has not fallen on deaf ears. As a matter of fact, the Mer Rouge resident attributes word of mouth as the reasoning behind his two recent Farmer of the Year titles, after farming 40 years and never receiving that honor.
In Jan. Armstrong was awarded, by Sen. Francis Thompson, the Outstanding Agricultural Producer of the Year.
"I'm not doing anything different than I've done in the past," Armstrong said. "I think people are noticing what all I'm doing in the farm community and they're telling others about it."
Armstrong is currently the president of the Morehouse Black Farmers and Landowners Association. This organization, which he helped develop, gives minority producers the latest information on farm programs and farming practices that enable them to continue farming. He is also the vice president of the National Black Growers Council, which covers minority producers throughout the South.
Through the years, Armstrong has served on many committees, such as the Farm Service Association, the Soil Conservation Service and the LSU Ag Center, where he served as an advisor to farm producers in Morehouse parish.
Southern University Ag Center Extension Agent Odis Hill said he's proud to have worked many years with Armstrong.
"On behalf of LSU and Southern University Ag Center, we're very appreciative of everything Mr. Armstrong has done to work with us over the years," Hill said.
As the 2013 Farmer of the Year, Armstrong will receive $1,000 and 100 hours' use of a CaseIH Magnum tractor from title sponsor Progressive Tractor & Implement Co.
Armstrong said he's happy to have won the Farmer of the Year title, but he's also happy that people are noticing what he and other black farmers are doing in Moehouse Parish.
"This was a great honor," he said. "I think people are recognizing what I'm doing in the community. I'm going to continue doing what I've been doing and I know I'll have the support of my community and other farmers."


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2013 Charleston Classic Field Announced
The Charleston Classic presented by Foster Grant, announced six of the eight-team field for the 2013 Charleston Classic presented by Foster Grant, to be held next November, at TD Arena in Charleston, S.C. Dates for the tournament will be announced at a later date.
The teams participating in the sixth annual event include UAB, Clemson, Georgia, Nebraska, New Mexico and Temple. No matter which of the teams Nebraska faces, it would be a rare matchup, as Nebraska's four meetings with UAB are the most among any of the five potential opponents announced today. NU has played New Mexico (2009 NIT) and Temple (1936-37 season) only once and has never faced Clemson on the basketball court. Nebraska is 1-1 all-time against Georgia and 2-2 against UAB.
A seventh and eighth team will be announced later. The Charleston Classic is the first of three ESPN-sponsored events that the Nebraska basketball program will play in beginning in 2013-14. Nebraska's last appearance in an ESPN-sponsored tournament was the 2011 Puerto Rico Tipoff.
The 2013 Charleston Classic presented by Foster Grant will feature a bracket format with 12 games over three days. Each team will compete in one game per day, advancing through the bracket. The two teams that remain undefeated throughout will face off in a championship game on the final day of competition.
The Southern Conference (SoCon) will again serve as the event's sponsoring conference, making its sixth straight year.
Past winners of the Charleston Classic presented by Foster Grant are Northwestern, Georgetown, Miami (Fla.) and Clemson.
This family-friendly tournament offers the teams a week of practice, play and experiences in and around historic Charleston.
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Members of Congress Must Learn to 'give a little to get a lot'
U.S. Senator Claire McCaskill tonight released the following statement in response to the President's State of the Union address:
"We already know the biggest challenges facing our country, but we also already know the obstacles. As the President pointed out, tackling the debt in a comprehensive, balanced way would unleash enough capital to boost jobs in every sector of the economy. Missouri needs those jobs, and our families and businesses need economic certainty. But we get nowhere without bipartisan compromise, and elected officials have got to give a little, so everyone can get a lot. That's why I'm personally committed to continuing my work with Republicans and Democrats to cut more spending, clean special goodies out of the tax code, and continue to boost job opportunities."
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TRAINING: Each day is something different. M is wrestling/jits day and strength and conditioning night. T boxing sparring day and jits/wrestling night. W Muay Thai day and strength and conditioning night. Th Muay Thai day and run night. F Muay Thai day and run night. Sat is pro sparring - all out war!!
When and why did you start training for fighting? 2009. I started because I love the sport of MMA. I was a great wrestler in high school, I love competition, and I love to fight!
What ranks and titles have you held? Combat In The Cage am Lightweight Title, CFFC Pro Featherweight Title, and I'm ranked the #2 prospect in the world for 2012 featherweights on Bloody Elbow's scouting report.
Do you have any heroes? Rocky
What does it mean for you to fight in the UFC? Everything!
Did you go to college and if so what degree did you earn? No
What was your job before you started fighting? Working for my stepfather, removing trees and logging.
Specific accomplishments in amateur competition? Undefeated 4-0
Ranks in any martial arts styles: Purple Belt in BJJ under Firas Zahabi.
Favorite grappling technique: Ground and Pound
Favorite Striking technique: Jab
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The colorful promoter who made Colorado a destination for the biggest names in music died Sunday. Barry Fey was 73.
The cause of death was not immediately available, but an unusually downtrodden Fey told The Denver Post last week that he was recovering from hip-replacement surgery.
"Barry Fey is one of the giants of a generation," said William Dean Singleton, chairman and publisher of The Denver Post and a close friend of Fey's. "He brought the music scene to Colorado, and every part of the music scene you see here today has his fingerprints on it."
Fey promoted tens of thousands of concerts and other events from the 1960s until he retired his Feyline corporation in the late-'90s. (He even dipped his toes back into the waters with a consulting gig with House of Blues in the 2000s.) He was friends with acts he promoted, a list that included members of the Beatles, Bruce Springsteen, U2, Led Zeppelin, the Grateful Dead, the Who, the Doors, Jimi Hendrix, Janis Joplin and other big-time acts.
Chuck Morris, the head of AEG Rocky Mountains, was a longtime colleague and friend of Fey's.
"When he was into it, there was nobody close to him as a promoter," Morris said. "When his head was around promoting a rock 'n' roll band, there was nobody better, and I knew 'em all — Bill Graham, you name it. But there was nobody better at selling tickets. Father's Day baseball games, for God's sakes? He was a magician."
Singleton recalled planning his 50th birthday in 2001. He talked to Fey and told him who he would like to have perform.
"The next day he called and said, 'Done.' "
Fey got up with the Four Tops at the celebration, wearing a matching suit, and sang the last four songs with the group. He did the same thing with the Beach Boys at Singleton's 60th birthday party.
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Fey was raised in New Jersey. His family moved to Chicago when he was 11. Fey served in the Marine Corps between Korea and Vietnam. He went to the University of Pennsylvania with plans to become a lawyer, according to his interviews with the newspaper.
He became a concert promoter in 1965, booking Baby Huey and the Babysitters, his favorite college band, at the American Legion Hall in Rockford, Ill. Soon after, he booked the Association for a fraternity party at the University of Denver and never left the city.
In February 2012, Fey was inducted into the Colorado Music Hall of Fame. In March 2013, Fey was inducted into the Denver & Colorado Tourism Hall of Fame, "the highest award given by Denver's travel industry, honoring outstanding individuals who have played a significant role in making Denver and Colorado world-class convention and tourism destinations."
Former Denver Post columnist Dick Kreck was friends with Fey since the 1960s. An editor at Rolling Stone magazine asked Kreck to interview the young producer, who was putting together an outdoor rock festival at Mile High Stadium. They met at Fey's Congress Park apartment and remained close through the decades.
Kreck said he spoke with Fey on Friday and they spoke about Fey's recent hip surgery.
"He wasn't depressed, but he was kind of disheartened about it," Kreck said. "He said, 'I'm not getting well.' That concerned me."
Morris also had visited Fey in the last week, spending three hours with the old friend he's been somewhat estranged from in recent years.
"We talked about old times, about his hip replacement, and he was happy I was there," Morris said. "But I don't think Barry ever loved himself, and that was his problem."
Kreck said he and Fey always sought out the best barbecue restaurants, so Kreck told him he would pick up some barbecue in the next few days and come for a visit. Morris, too, planned on visiting Fey again soon.
"But he was a tortured soul," Morris said, "and I wish he'd be sitting in his beach house in Maui enjoying the sun and his older age, but he could never get there. He had too may demons, like many of us."
Fey had told The Post last week that his post-hip-replacement physical therapy was rough but progressing. Friends and industry colleagues said they'd noticed a definite decline in Fey's stature as the years passed.
"Barry was an interesting guy, that's for sure, but he hasn't looked good in recent years," said Jerry Kennedy, a retired Denver Police division chief who worked closely with Fey during his heyday. "Age has a way of taking its toll on all of us. He seemed to have lost his zest for life. He's had some real reversals, from a millionaire many times over at the pinnacle of the industry, and he ended up without much."
Dan Steinberg, a Denver-reared promoter who is now the owner of Square Peg Concerts in Washington state, said Fey's personality was "bigger than the bands he promoted."
"He's the second-biggest celebrity in Colorado next to John Elway for the last 30 years," Steinberg said. " You think of Red Rocks, the Summer of Stars and you think of Barry Fey — he was rock 'n' roll in Colorado."
In 2011, Fey published a memoir called "Backstage Past" with forewords written by Ozzy and Sharon Osbourne and the Who's Pete Townshend.
"Barry was the first promoter to book Black Sabbath in 1971," Osbourne wrote. "He was the first one to believe in us."
Steinberg said "Backstage Past" was the most involvement Fey had had with the music industry in a decade.
"He dabbled (in concert promotions recently) because he loved it, but the book was a big thing, because he said whatever he was thinking, no matter how nice it was," Steinberg said. "There was some rawness in there ..."
Fey is survived by his sons, Tyler, Jeremy, Geoffry and Alan.
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