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PICKING THE PERFECT GOWN Below are some helpful tips to consider when making time to choose your dress.
by Lucia's Bridals Come prepared - Bring photos, printouts, and fabric samples. The more you bring, the more quickly our consultants can find the perfect dress for you.
Don't limit yourself to any one style before you shop - Just because a dress looks bad on hanger doesn't mean it will look bad on you. Do limit the number of shops you visit in a day - Too many shops will leaves you in a fog as to which dress you like the best. Bring undergarments for try-on - Strapless bras and a pair of shoes is helpful in picturing the total look. Understand that, while we may get close, we aren't trying to crowd you - Wedding dresses are difficult to try on, and two people are usually required.
A few valued opinions are better than a slew of them - Too many people with different taste may vie for their favorite, not yours. Accept that children in tow make your job harder. Realize that formal attire is sized differently than ready-to-wear.
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Diamond Plus Collection The Diamond Plus Collection contains our finest fabricated tuxedo, the Tony Bowls Manhattan. The Manhattan is tailored of Super 130's Wool which makes it incredibly soft to the touch and very comfortable to wear. If you are looking for a top shelf tuxedo for your formal affair, the Manhattan is it...
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Budget Collection The Budget Collection offers two peak lapel options in a tuxedo and tailcoat for the budget-conscious gentleman.
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PILA Grant Job Locations, Summer 2011
The student-administered Public Interest Law Association summer fellowship program provides grants to law students who accept low-paying or unpaid public service internships. Fellowships are funded by voluntary contributions and matched by a grant from the Law School Foundation. First-year fellowships are $3,500 and second-year fellowships are $6,000. PILA gave more than $378,000 to a record 81 grant recipients in 2011.
|Civil Legal Services
|ACLU of Georgia
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|Blue Ridge Legal Services
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|Community Legal Services
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|Legal Aid Justice Center - Civil Advocacy Program
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|Rolla, Kimberly
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|Reynolds, Kate
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|Southern Center for Human Rights
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- Where PILA Grantees Worked, Summer 2010
- Where PILA Grantees Worked, Summer 2009
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- Where PILA Grantees Worked, Summer 2007
- Where PILA Grantees Worked, Summer 2006
- Where PILA Grantees Worked, Summer 2005
- Where PILA Grantees Worked, Summer 2004
- Where PILA Grantees Worked, Summer 2003


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chili day
It's the perfect time of year for for a good old-fashioned chili feast. Serve up a traditional chili bar and make it a neighborhood affair.
The chili and condiments:
Cook a mild chili but offer it with lots of spicy condiments. That way you'll please all palates—from kids to folks who think chili should make your tastebuds howl. Hot sauces, sliced jalapeños, and picked hot peppers should do the trick.
For those who like a cooler version, offer sour cream and cheddar cheese. Equip the chili bar with bunches of fresh cilantro and diced tomatoes for a fresh touch. Tasty and pretty.
The basics:
Offer corn chips and salsa for people to build their own nachos. It's also an all-around kid pleaser.
Set out french fries for some delicious chili fries. Baked potatoes work nicely for topping with chili too.
The drinks:
While beer is the traditional beverage of choice for chili, make sure you have some fun non-alcoholic beverages on hand too. Mexican and fruit-flavored sodas offer color and flair. If you're feeling super bold, try offering horchata. If wine is more your thing, try pairing chili with a dry rose.
The set up:
Chili is down home at its finest, let your bar reflect that. Line a table with brown paper (postal paper works great for this). Use inexpensive mason jars for drinking glasses and serve chili out of a large pot sat right on the table.
How to get the neighbors involved:
Throwing a bash can be labor intensive. Try enlisting the help of a neighbor or two with grocery store runs or swinging by early to help you set up.
Have a neighbor who loves to talk about his famous chili? Invite him! In fact, you could have a few neighbors cook up a batch of chili and turn your bash into a friendly cook off. Collect votes for the favorite and present a ribbon to the winner.
And last but not least, ask guests ahead of time if there are any food allergies. Checking ahead goes a long, long way in showing neighbors you care.


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WWE Vs. TNA: Dream Card No. 10May 7, 2009
WWE & TNA Presents "No Rules!" (12-20-09)
WWE & TNA Presents "No Rules!" (12-20-09)
After coming off an out of control War Games PPV and with only two months away from the grandest stage of the year (Starrmania), things are sure to pick up and get interesting starting tonight in Greensville, SC for No Rules!
Match No. 1
Match No. 1
TNA X-Division Championship
John Morrison vs. Evan Bourne
This match came about after Morrison sneak-fully stole the TNA X-Division Title from Bourne in the 10 Man Survivor Series Match last month at War Games. Morrison and Bourne starts the match off by trading fists until Morrison is able to gain control after kicking Bourne in the gut and whipping Bourne off the ropes, hitting a split leg and monkey flipping Bourne over onto the mat. Morrison then targets the left arm of Bourne with kicks and knee drops to Bourne's left arm. After working on the arm of Bourne, Morrison locks in a key lock to the left arm and elbow of Evan Bourne. Bourne is able to crawl and grab the bottom rope allowing Morrison to release the hold. However, Morrison doesn't release the hold, instead Morrison rolls outside while dragging Bourne's left arm and Morrison just rams and wraps Bourne's arm around the steel ring post.
Morrison then slams Bourne's left arm on the edge of the ring and then rolls back into the ring. While back in the ring, Morrison hits Bourne with a spinning leg drop and then attempts the pin but Bourne kicks out. Morrison then lifts Bourne up and begins to kick Bourne into the corner of the ring. With Bourne leaned up in the corner, Morrison hits Bourne with a jumping side kick to the face of Bourne. Morrison then tries to whip Bourne into the opposite corner of the ring but Bourne reverses Morrison, however Morrison counters by quickly jumping onto the top turnbuckle and hitting a spring board moonsault reversed DDT to Bourne. Morrison grabs the leg of Bourne for the cover but somehow Bourne gets a shoulder up. The crowd starts to come alive now by chanting "LET'S GO BOURNE, LET'S GO MORRISON" over and over.
Morrison, after scoring with that reversed DDT, scoop slams Bourne and then tries to hit a split leg moonsault but Bourne counters Morrison by getting his knees up. Bourne is now able to re-group himself and begins to punch Morrison with straight right fists. After irish whipping Morrison into the corner, Bourne dashes towards Morrison and hits a running dropkick to Morrison in the corner. Bourne then irish whips Morrison again into the opposite corner and again hits another running dropkick to Morrison on the opposite corner of the ring. Bourne then rolls Morrison in a small package for the pin but Morrison kicks out.
As Bourne tries to hit a standing huricanrana to Morrison, Morrison is able to catch Bourne in the powerbomb position but somehow Bourne is able to huricanrana Morrison over the top rope and out of the ring to the floor. With Bourne still on the apron of the ring and with Morrison getting to his feet on the outside, Bourne runs and leaps off the apron of the ring and hits another dropkick to Morrison on the outside. Bourne then tosses Morrison back into the ring.
In the ring Bourne goes for the pin but Morrison gets a shoulder up. Bourne then lifts Morrison up and whips Morrison off the ring ropes but Morrison reverses and hits a flapjack slam to Bourne. With Morrison laying flat on the mat, Morrison goes outside the apron of the ring and slingshots over the top rope and hits Bourne with an elbow drop. Morrison attempts the pin but Bourne kicks out. Morrison then hits a snap suplex on Bourne and then proceeds to go up to the top rope. With Morrison on the top turnbuckle and Bourne laid out on the ring mat, Morrison goes for a corkscrew moonsault off the top rope but Bourne moves out of the way and Morrison hits stomach and kidneys first on the ring mat. After Morrison rolls over to his back, Bourne goes up top to the top rope and surprisingly scores with his Shooting Star Press to Morrison. Bourne goes for the pin but after a count of 2, Morrison gets a foot on the rope.
With both men stands to their feet, Morrison kicks Bourne in the gut and hits his corkscrew neckbreaker on Bourne. But before Morrison can go for the cover, the Motor City Machineguns, Alex Shelley (who comes out as his old Paparazzi Production self with a camcorder) and Chris Sabin, comes out and distracts Morrison. With Morrison distracted, Bourne is able to get up, jumps on the back of Morrison with his legs and rolls Morrison up for a pin but somehow Morrison kicks out. Bourne then sees Shelley and Sabin on the apron of the ring and hits a double dropkick to Shelley and Sabin and Shelley and Sabin falls off the apron of the ring to the floor on the outside. However when Bourne turns his attention back to Morrison, Morrison kicks Bourne in the gut and scores with another corkscrew neckbreaker to Bourne. Morrison then gets the pin and retains the X-Division Championship.
Match No. 2
Match No. 2
5 Man Pack Challenge for the United States Championship
Shelton Benjamin vs. CM Punk vs. Petey Williams vs. Kofi Kingston vs. Jay Lethal
The rules to the 5 Man Pack Challenge are as follows: All five men starts the match at the same time, there are no count outs but there are disqualifications. If you are disqualified you must go back to the locker room and you will not be allowed to wrestle the match anymore. The first man to score a pinfall or a submission will win the United States Championship.
The match starts out with Benjamin and Lethal renewing their rivalry while Punk, Williams, and Kingston takes it to each other. In the early going with Shelton and Lethal focused on each other, Kingston tries to hit Trouble in Paradise to Petey but Petey ducks the kick and Kingston hits Punk with the the kick. After ducking the kick, Petey is able to hit the Canadian Destroyer to Kingston out of nowhere. Petey goes for the pin but Lethal interrupts the count. Lethal then clothesline Petey over the top rope to the outside on the floor. When Lethal turns around after clotheslining Petey, Shelton Benjamin comes in and hits the Pay Dirt to Lethal. Benjamin attempts the pin but Punk comes in and stops the referee's 3 count. Punk then tries to hit the GTS to Benjamin but Benjamin counters and hits a German Suplex to Punk which flips Punk inside out and Punk lands stomach first and then falls out of the ring.
With Punk, Lethal, & Williams laid out, Benjamin and Kingston begins to slug it out by trading right fists. However, Benjamin is able to get the upper hand by hitting a over head belly to belly suplex to Kingston which Kingston falls to the outside. Lethal then gets up and dashes towards Benjamin but Benjamin back drops Lethal over the top rope and to the outside onto Kingston. Petey is able to crawl back into the ring and hits Benjamin in the back. Petey kicks Benjamin in the gut and then powerbombs Benjamin back first into the turnbuckle. Petey goes for the pin but Benjamin gets a shoulder up.
Petey then goes up to the top turnbuckle. However, Benjamin stops Petey from doing anything on the top turnbuckle by punching the abdomen of Petey. Benjamin then gets on the second rope and begins to trade punches with Petey. Punk then comes back into the ring and joins Benjamin on the second rope and Benjamin and Punk begins to double team on Petey with punches. Then as Benjamin and Punk prepares to double suplex Petey off the top rope, Lethal and Kingston comes back into the ring and gets under Benjamin and Punk in the powerbomb position. After everybody gets positioned, Lethal and Kingston powerbombs Benjamin and Punk off the second rope while Benjamin and Punk double suplexes Petey from the top rope! The fans begin to chant "HOLY SH*T" repeatedly after that awesome move.
After a few seconds of all five men just laying motionless, Lethal and Kingston both gets an arm on Benjamin for the cover but Benjamin is able to kick out. CM Punk then gets a arm on Petey for a pin attempt but shockingly Petey gets a shoulder up. Kingston and Benjamin gets up and when Kingston whips off the ropes, he cross bodies himself and Benjamin over the top rope to the outside. CM Punk and Petey then is able to stand to their feet and when Petey swings, Punk ducks the punch and lifts Petey up for the GTS, but Lethal comes in from behind and pull Petey off the shoulders of Punk and then rams Punk's shoulder into the steel ring post. Lethal then scoop slams Petey and goes up top.
With Petey lifeless on the mat, Lethal scores with an elbow drop from the top rope on Petey. As Lethal tops Petey for the pin, Benjamin grabs Lethal and pulls Lethal out of the ring to the outside. Benjamin then hits the Pay Dirt to Lethal on the floor on the outside and then rolls back into the ring. Back in the ring when Petey stands to his feet, Benjamin scores with a T-Bone Suplex to Petey. Benjamin goes for the pin but Punk comes in and interrupts the count. After Punk interrupt the count, Kingston comes in and climbs to the top rope. As Kingston tries to hit a cross body to Punk, Punk catches Kingston in mid-air and hits the GTS to Kingston. Benjamin then comes in and tosses Punk over the top rope to the outside. When Benjamin turns around, Petey kicks Benjamin in the gut and hits the Canadian Destroyer on Benjamin. Petey gets the pin on Benjamin and becomes the new United States Champion.
Match No. 3
Match No. 3
World Tag Team Championship
Latin American X-Change vs. Team X-Treme (Matt & Jeff Hardy)
The Hardy brothers gets another chance to win the World tag team Titles from L.A.X. Jeff starts the match for his team while big "Super Mex" Hernandez starts for his. In the early going Hernandez just toys and man handles Jeff like he was nothing. Just throwing Jeff all over the place. As Hernandez picks Jeff up for the Border Toss, Jeff hops off the shoulders of Hernandez and hits a drop kick to the back of Hernandez and Hernandez hits face first into the middle turnbuckle. With Hernandez sitting in the corner, Jeff uses the top ropes and hits the spring board drop kick to the sternum of Hernandez. Jeff then pulls Hernandez to the middle of the ring and goes for the cover but Hernandez powers out of the pin attempt by Jeff. Jeff then tags in Matt and Matt enters the match.
Matt takes it to Hernandez with hard straight right fists to the jaw of Hernandez. Matt then grabs the head of Hernandez and beats the head of Hernandez into the top turnbuckle. Matt then whips Hernandez into the opposite turnbuckle and hits Hernandez with a running clothesline in the corner. But as Matt tries to hit the bulldog, Hernandez counters and shoves Matt into the corner chest first. Hernandez then whips off the ropes to hit a clothesline but Matt ducks the clothesline and tries to go for the Side Effect on Hernandez but Hernandez counters and picks Matt up and just slams Matt into the ring mat. Hernandez then tags in Homicide.
Homicide enters the match by hitting a flip over the top rope and scoring with a flipping leg drop to Matt. Homicide goes for the pin but Matt kicks out. Homicide then locks on a side head lock to Matt. Matt is able to get out of the hold by hitting elbows to the chest and stomach of Homicide and then shoving Homicide off the ring ropes and hitting a back elbow shot to Homicide. Matt then tags in Jeff.
Jeff comes in and hits a split leg leg drop to the abdomen of Homicide. Jeff then whips Homicide off the ropes and hits a hip toss on Homicide. And when Homicide gets to his feet, Jeff scores with the Whisper in the Wind to Homicide. Jeff goes for the cover but Homicide kicks out. When both Jeff and Homicide get to their feet, Jeff sprints towards Homicide but Homicide catches Jeff and hangs Jeff up on the top rope and Jeff falls to the apron of the ring. Homicide then baseball slides the feet of Jeff and Jeff smashes face first on the edge of the ring as he goes down. With Jeff on the outside, Homicide runs and scores with a corkscrew suicide dive through the ropes onto Jeff.
While on the outside, Jeff gets up and whips Homicide into the steel steps. After whipping Homicide into the steel steps, Jeff steps back, starts to run, leaps onto the barricade wall, and hits a running clothesline to Homicide off the barricade wall. Jeff then tosses Homicide back into the ring. But before Jeff can get back into the ring, Hernandez comes over and hits Jeff with a big bulldozing double arm clothesline and then throws Jeff back into the ring.
Back inside the square circle, Homicide tries to go for the Gringo Killer but Jeff counters and rolls up Homicide for the pin but Homicide kicks out. When both Hardy and Homicide stand to their feet, Homicide tries to hit a clothesline to Jeff but Jeff ducks and hits the Twist of Fate to Homicide and now both Jeff and Homicide are laying in the middle of the ring. Both men begins to move and crawl to their tag partners. Both Homicide and Jeff makes the tag to their partners and Matt and Hernandez comes in and begins to slug it out.
Matt and Hernandez are trading fists back and forth with each other until Matt ducks one of the right fists and scores with the Side Effect to Hernandez. Matt then goes the second rope and hits a leg drop to Hernandez. Matt goes for the pin but Hernandez kicks out. Matt then whip Hernandez into the corner and gets on his knees. Jeff comes in and leaps off Matt to hit a high running side leg drop to the chest of Hernandez. Matt then hits the Twist of Fate to Hernandez while Jeff goes up top to hit the Swanton Bomb. With the crowd on their feet in anticipation for the Swanton Bomb, Homicide comes over and shoves Jeff off the top rope and Jeff crashes sternum first onto the top of the barricade wall. After Matt knocks down Homicide off the apron of the ring, Hernandez gets up, kicks Matt in the gut, bends Matt over and hits the Border Toss to Matt. As Hernandez covers Matt for the pin, Jeff climbs back onto the top rope and hits the Swanton Bomb to the back of Hernandez while Hernandez was covering Matt for the pin.
Jeff then rolls Hernandez on his back and then drags Matt over for the pin but Homicide grabs the foot of Matt and pulls Matt to the outside. Jeff then comes over and spring boards over the top rope and hits Homicide with a cross body. Matt, however, gets up on the top rope but big "Super Mex" meets Matt up there and Hernandez hits Matt with a huge superplex from the top rope. Hernandez goes for the pin but Matt gets a shoulder up. Hernandez then bends over Matt to deliver another Border Toss but Jeff gets up onto the top rope and hits a missle dropkick to Hernandez. Jeff then gets up and goes back up to the top rope. Jeff then hits another Swanton Bomb to Hernandez. Homicide then comes in and scores with the Gringo Killer to Jeff. Matt then gets up and hits the Twist of Fate to Homicide to take him out. Matt then goes over to pin Hernandez after the Swanton Bomb from Jeff but Hernandez gets a shoulder.
Matt then picks Hernandez up and tries to go for the Twist of Fate but Hernandez counters and shoves Matt into the turnbuckle. Hernandez then bends Matt over to attempt to hit the Border Toss again but Jeff comes over and hits the Whisper in the Wind to Hernandez. With Hernandez laid out on the mat, Matt rolls up Hernandez in the pinning bridge position to get the win and the Hardy Boyz becomes the new World Tag Team Title holders.
Before the upcoming Street Fight gets underway, Todd Grisham interviews "The Game" Triple H. Gisham asks Triple H, "What are your thoughts Triple H with this Street Fight just minutes away?" Triple H replies, "This is No Rules isn't it, so Nash, get ready to get hurt!"
Match No. 4
Match No. 4
Street Fight
Triple H vs. Kevin Nash
"Big Sexy" Kevin Nash makes his entrance first and he wears his traditional wrestling attire to the ring. After Nash makes his entrance, Triple H's "King of Kings" music begins to play as everybody waits for his arrival. Triple H walks out shirtless, dressed in blue jeans, Timberland boots, both hands and wrists taped, a water bottle in his left hand, and a sledgehammer in his right hand. After a pause at the top of the ramp way, Triple H begins to make his way towards the ring. Triple H then pauses six feet away from the ring, sprinkles some water on his head, take a sip of the water, and then throws the water bottle into the crowd. With Nash in the middle of the ring screaming and taunting Triple H to get in the ring, Triple H begins to get all raged and fired up, grasps the sledgehammer so tightly, and then runs and sprints into the ring.
In the ring, Nah tries to clothesline Triple H but Triple H ducks and hits Nash in the abdomen with the sledgehammer. With Nash bent over, Triple H raises the sledgehammer and hits Nash in the back with it. Triple H goes for the pin but Nash gets a shoulder up. Triple H then picks Nash up and begins to punch Nash into the corner. Triple H begins to just pumble Nash in the corner with hard, straight, right fists to the temple of Nash. Triple H then tries to whip Nash into the opposite corner but Nash stops Triple H and reverses Triple H and Triple H falls over the top rope and onto the floor.
Nash follows to the outside, grabs Triple H, lifts Triple H up, and drops Triple H chest first onto the top of the barricade wall. Nash then begins to hit Triple H in the forehead with straight forearm shots with Triple H leaned up against the barricade wall. Nash then whips Triple H into the steel ring steps. Nash then looks under the ring and brings out a trash can from under the ring. As Nash tries to hit Triple H with the trash can, Triple H blocks the trash can, kicks Nash in the gut, and then smashes Nash with the trash can. Triple H then drags Nash tot he edge of the steel ramp way for the Pedigree but Nash counters the Pedigree and back drops Triple H onto the steel ramp way.
Nash then grabs Triple H and hard irish whips Triple H back first into the edge of the ring followed by a hard clothesline on the outside. Nash picks up Triple H and tosses him back into the ring. Back in the ring and before Nash can get back into the ring, Triple H grabs the sledgehammer and hits Nash in the gut with it while Nash is on the apron of the ring. Triple H then suplexes Nash from the apron of the ring into the ring. Triple H attempts the pin but Nash kicks out. Triple H then rolls back outside and looks under the ring.
While on the outside, Triple H grabs from under the ring is a steel chair wrapped in barbed wire. Triple H slides back into the ring and hits Nash in the back with the steel chair wrapped in barbed wire. Little cuts begins to show on the back of Nash after that steel chair wrapped in barbed wire shot by Triple H. Triple H then tries to hit Nash in the head with the steel chair wrapped in barbed wire but Nash counters with kicks to the gut of Triple H followed by a forearm shot the Game's head. Nash then whips Triple H off the ropes and hits the big boot to Triple H. Nash goes for the cover but Triple H kicks out.
After the pin attempt, Nash throws Triple H over the top rope and to the outside. Nash then climbs over the top rope to follow Triple H on the outside. Nash picks Triple H up, lifts Triple H on his shoulder, and rams Triple H head and face first into the steel ring post. Nash then goes over and grabs the top ring steel steps. When Triple H stands to his feet, Nash smashes Triple H's face with the steel steps which bust opens Triple H and Triple H begins to bleed. Nash then grabs the head of Triple H and begins to beat the bloody face and head violently into the announcer's table four ruthless times. After slamming Triple H's into the table, Nash removes the protection floor mats to expose the concrete floor.
With the concrete floor exposed, Nash grabs Triple H, bends Triple H, but before Nash can Jacknife Triple H onto the exposed concrete floor, Triple H counters with shots to the left knee of Nash. Triple H then hits a vertical suplex to Nash on the concrete floor. With the blood pouring out of the head of Triple H, Triple H mounts Nash and begins to the throw fury punches to the head of Nash. After punching Nash with violent right fists, Triple H places Nash back inside the ring.
Back inside the ring, Triple H whips Nash off the ropes but Nash reverses and catches Triple H and applies a bear hug onto Triple H. After a minute and forty-three seconds in the bear hug and with blood flowing out of his skull, Triple H finally loses consciousness. The referee now begins to check the arm of Triple H and the arms falls twice. But on the third try, Triple H is able to keep is arm from falling and his able to fight off Nash with fists to Nash's head which allows Triple H to be freed from the bear hug. Triple H then grabs the barbed wire steel chair ans smashes it into the cranium of Nash which lacerates Nash and causes Nash to bleed now. Triple H comes over and begins to grind the barbed wire steel chair into the lacerated head of Nash.
After grinding Nash's head, Triple H attempts the pin but Nash gets a shoulder up. Triple H then grabs the barbed wire steel chair again and smashes Nash's knee with the chair three times. With both men bleeding, Triple H locks on the figure four leg lock on Nash. After 58 seconds in the figure four, Nash makes its to the bottom rope. After both men gets to their, Triple H sprints towards Nash but Nash catches Triple H and hits a side walk slam on Triple H. Nash goes for the pin but Triple H is able to kick out. Nash then lifts Triple H and hits a powerslam to Triple H on the barbed wire steel chair. Nash attempts another pin but again Triple H is able to kick out. After powerslamming Triple H, Nash gets up and raises his arm signaling for the Jacknife Powerbomb. When Nash puts Triple H in the Jacknife position, Triple H counters by backdropping Nash over the top rope and Nash falls onto the exposed concrete floor.
Triple H goes outside and begins to grind Nash's bloody face into the concrete floor. Triple H then goes over and grabs the steel steps. When Nash gets to his feet, Triple H throws the steel steps into the shoulder and arm of Nash. Triple H then clears off an announce table. Triple H then tries to suplex Nash through the announce table but Nash counters the suplex and suplexes Triple H chest first onto the top of the announce table. Nash then grabs the barbed wire steel chair from inside the ring and with Triple H leaned over the announce table and bleeding, Nash hits the back of Triple H with the barbed wire steel chair and Triple H then falls off the table and onto the floor. Nash then picks Triple H and rams Triple H's back into the steel ring post and then tosses Triple H back into the ring. In the ring, Nash goes for the cover but shockingly Triple H gets a shoulder up.
Nash then stands up and grabs Triple H. Surprisingly Nash is able to hit the Jacknife Powerbomb to Triple H. Nash attempts the pin but somehow Triple H gets a shoulder up. The fans begin to chant "THIS IS AWESOME" after Triple H wouldn't stay down. Nash then tries to hit another Jacknife but as Nash lifts up Triple H, Triple H grabs the sledgehammer and when Nash lifts Triple H up, Triple H bashes Nash's bloody skull with the sledgehammer. After 49 seconds, Nash gets to his feet and when he does, Triple H kicks Nash in the gut and scores with the Pedigree to Nash. Triple H tops Nash for the pin but somehow Nash too is able to get a shoulder up. Triple H while with having a bloody face, grabs the barbed wire chair from the outside and places it flat in the ring and when Nash stands up, Triple H kicks Nash in the gut again and hits the Pedigree to Nash's bloody face on the steel chair wrapped in barbed wire! The fans begin to chant "HOLY SH*T" over and over. Triple H tops Nash for the pin and gets the win over Nash in this Street Fight match.
Match No. 5
Match No. 5
Intercontinental Championship
Christian vs. Samoa Joe
In this Intercontinental Title match, both Edge and Mick Foley are banned from ringside and if Edge does interferes, Christian loses the title to Samoa Joe. But if Mick Foley interferes in anyway, then Samoa Joe is disqualified.
The challenger, Samoa Joe, makes his entrance first and begins to wait for the Intercontinental Champion Christian. When Christian begins to make his entrance, Joe leaves the ring and makes his way up the steel ramp way to meet Christian. Joe runs up the ramp way and hits Christian blindsided with a hard running clothesline. Joe then unstraps the IC title belt off of the waist of Christian on throws it down the ramp way. When Christian gets up, Joe scoop slams Christian on the ramp way and then steps back. While on the top of the steel ramp way, Joe sprints and hits a big, back body splash to the abdomen and sternum of Christian while on the steel ramp way.
Joe then grabs the head of Christian and begins to walk back down tot he ring but Christian is able to stop Joe by hitting a back suplex on Joe on the steel ramp way. Christian then picks Joe up and whips Joe shoulder first into the steel ring post. With Joe leaned up the steel ring post, Christian runs and tries to splash Joe but Joe catches Christian in mid-air and then just drives down Christian back first to the floor on the outside with the back of Christian's head just thumping off the thin, protection floor mats. Joe then picks up Christian and tosses him into the ring. After Joe and Christian fighting on the outside for eight minutes, the bell finally rings once both men gets inside the ring and now this match becomes official.
Once Joe and Christian finally gets inside the ring, Joe sits Christian up, chops the back of Christian followed by a side kick to Christian's chest and then a knee drop to the chest of Christian. Joe goes for the cover but Christian kicks out. Joe then begins to beat the back of Christian's head into the ring mat five times. Joe then picks Christian up and rams Christian into the top turnbuckle followed by quick punches and kicks to Christian while in the corner. With Christian lifeless and dazed in the corner, Joe whips Christian into the opposite corner followed by a running high knee to the jaw of Christian in the corner. Then as Christian walks out of the corner, Joe hits Christian with a enzuigiri. Christian falls the mat face first and then Joe goes for the pin but Christian kicks out.
After the pin attempt, Joe picks Christian up and suplexes Christian stomach first on the top ring rope. With Christian hanging up on the top rope, Joe gets down on his back and hits Christian with a uppercut. Joe then stands to his feet and hit Christian with a jumping side kick shot to the back of Christian's head which makes Christian falls off the apron of the ring and to the floor. With Christian on the outside, Joe runs and hits a suicide dive through the ropes but Christian is able to move out of the way and Joe dives right into the barricade wall head first. Christian comes over and just begins to slam Joe's head into the top of the barricade wall.
After slamming Joe's head into the barricade wall, Christian rolls back into the ring and when Joe stands to his feet Christian hops onto the second rope and dives over the top rope and hits Joe with a vertical cross body splash on the outside which lays out both men on the floor. When both men stands to their feet after that dive by Christian, Christian pulls Joe and whips Joe into the steel ring steps. With Joe laid out on the floor, Christian rolls back into the ring and rolls back out to the bring the ref's 10 count. Christian back on the outside positions the lower half and the biggest part of the steel steps on the outside on the floor. With the steel steps positioned, Christian grabs Joe, gets on top of the steel steps and as Christian tries to hit Joe with the Unprettier on the steel steps, Joe stops Christian and shoves Christian chest and sternum first off the steps and into the barricade wall. Joe then grabs the head of Christian and slams Christian face first into the steel steps three times. Joe then grabs Christian and tosses him back into the ring.
Back in the ring, Joe places Christian on the top turnbuckle and as Joe tries to hit the Muscle Buster, Christian is able to get off the shoulders of Chritian and is able to hit a reverse DDT on Joe. Christian tops Joe for the pin but Joe gets a shoulder up. After tying to pin Joe, Christian goes up top to the top rope and with Joe laid out flat on the mat Christian hits a Frog Splash to Joe. Christian goes for the pin again but again Joe gets a shoulder up. Christian again goes up top to try to hit another Frog Splash but as he does, Joe gets up and hits Christian with jumping side kick shot to Christian. With Christian straddled on the top turnbuckle, Joe grabs Christian and hits the Muscle Buster to Christian. Joe goes for the pin but somehow Christian gets a shoulder up.
With Joe in disbelief that Christian didn't stay down and the crowd on their feet cheering and rooting for Joe screaming "LET'S GO JOE," Christian stands to his and when he does, Joe tries to hit a back suplex to Christian but Christian rolls out of the back suplex and locks Joe into the Unprettier position. But suddenly right before Christian can hit the Unprettier, Joe counters and locks in the Kokita Clutch on Christian. After a minute and fifty-nine seconds in the Kokita Clutch, Christian finally taps out and Samoa Joe wins the Intercontinental Title for the second time.
Match No. 6
Match No. 6
First Blood Match
Undertaker vs. Kurt Angle
Once the "Olympic Gold Medalist" Kurt Angle makes his entrance to the ring, the lights goes off and the toll of the ring bells begins to make sound. With the lights dimmed and the fog in air, the Undertaker makes his arrival to the ring. After the slow motion entrance of the Deadman with the crowd chanting "UNDERTAKER" all throughout the Phenom's entrance, Undertaker finally makes his way in the ring and removes his black coat and black hat. When the lights comes back on and the Undertaker removed his black coat and hat, the referee rings the bell and the match is officially underway.
After the ringing of the bell, Undertaker and Angle meets face-to-face in the middle of the ring. After 21 seconds of staring at one another, Angle steps back while grinning and out of nowhere slaps the Undertaker in the face. That slap PO-ed the Undertaker and begins to chase Angle out of the ring to the outside. On the outside, Undertaker grabs Angle and begins to throw fury punches to the body and face of Angle. While on the outside, Undertaker then whips Angle but Angle reverses and Undertaker hits knees first and flies over the steel ring steps. Angel then grabs the steel steps and when Undertaker stands to his feet, Angle tries to hit 'Taker with the steel steps but Undertaker blocks the shot by kicking the steel steps out of the hands of Angle.
Undertaker then drops Angle with a hard clothesline on the outside. Undertaker then looks under the ring and brings out a steel chair. With Angle leaned up against the steel ring post, Undertaker swings the steel chair but Angle ducks and Undertaker hits the ring post with the chair. Angle then slides back into the ring and the Undertaker follows. When the Undertaker slides back into the ring, Angle begins to stomp on the back of the Undertaker.
When the Undertaker finally stands to his feet, Angle begins to throw a few right fists to Undertaker but Undertaker blocks the rights of Angle and then throws Angle into the corner and begins to pumble Angle in the corner with more fury shots to the body and face of Angle. Undertaker then whips Angle across the ring to the opposite corner followed by a big running clothesline to Angle in the corner. After clotheslining Angle, Undertaker lifts Angle on his shoulders to deliver the Tombstone but Angle wiggles off the shoulders of the Undertaker and then hits the three German suplexes on the Deadman. When the Undertaker stands to his after the three suplexes, Angle runs and clothesline Undertaker over the top rope to the outside but the Undertaker lands on his feet. Undertaker then grabs the feet of Angle and pulls Angle under the bottom rope to the outside. Undertaker grabs the head of Angle, runs and throws Angle over the barricade wall into the crowd.
Undertaker follows into the crowd and begins to throw the big right fists of his to the cranium of Angle while in the crowd. Undertaker then grabs a large plastic trash can and throws it onto the head of Angle which lays Angle out on the concrete floor in the crowd. Undertaker then picks up Angle and irish whips Angle into the barricade wall. With Angle leaned up against the barricade wall while still in the crowd, Undertaker runs and tries to hit Angle with a big boot but Angle catches the Undertaker and hits a over the head belly to belly suplex on the Undertaker over the barricade wall to the floor at ringside. When the Undertaker stands to his feet after the belly to belly suplex, Angle gets on top of the barricade wall and Angle scores with a clothesline to the Undertaker off of the barricade wall.
Angle then stands up, grabs the Undertaker, and rams the lower back of the Undertaker's into the edge of the ring two separate times. Angle then grabs the Undertaker by the hair and pulls him over near the announce tables. The near by the announce tables, Angle slams the Undertaker's head four times into the announce table and then throws the Undertaker into the ring. Back in the ring, Angle applies a side head lock to the Undertaker. With the crowd cheering for the Deadman by screaming "LET'S GO TAKER," Undertaker is able fight up onto his feet and fight Angle off to release the hold lock. Undertaker then whips Angle off the ropes but Angle counters and hits Undertaker with another over head belly to belly suplex.
Ater suplexing the Undertaker, Angle goes over and removes the covering of the top turnbuckle to expose the solid steel ring holding the ropes together. Angle then goes over and grabs the Undertaker and then tries to ram Undertaker's head into the steel ring to make him bleed but Undertaker blocks Angle and begins to hit Angle in the gut with elbow shots to the abdomen followed by right fists the skull of Angle. Undertaker then whips Angle off the ropes and hits Angle with a big boot to the face. With Angle laying on the mat, Undertaker whips off the ropes and hits Angle with a leg drop. Undertaker gets up and grabs the arm of Angle and begins to wrench on the arm of Angle. While clenching on the arm of Angle, Undertaker goes up top to hit Old School and when Undertaker leaps down to hit Old School Angle counters by kicking Undertaker in the gut followed by the Olympic Slam to the Undertaker.
After hitting the Olympic Slam on 'Taker, Angle takes down his straps and locks in the Ankle Lock onto the Deadman. After forty-two seconds in the Ankle Lock, Undertaker rolls out of the Ankle Lock and Angle goes sailing head first into the second turnbuckle. When Angle turns around, Undertaker hits the chokeslam on Angle. Undertaker then cuts his throat signalling for the Tombstone. Undertaker then lifts Angle up for the Tombstone but Angle is able to counter and shoves Undertaker over the top rope to the outside.
With the Undertaker on the outside, Angle gets up on top of the top rope and tries to splash onto the Undertaker to outside from the top rope but Undertaker catches Angle by grabbing Angle's throat out of mid-air and then Undertaker chokeslams Angle through the announce table. After chokeslamming Angle through the table, Undertaker grabs Angle and tosses him back into the ring. Undertaker then grabs a steel chair from under the ring and goes back inside the ring. As Undertaker slides back inside the ring with the steel chair, "The Monster" Abyss comes down to the ring with a solid steel chain wrapped around his fist. Abyss slides into the ring when he tries to hit Angle with the steel chain, Angle ducks and Abyss strikes the steel chair with the steel chain back into the face of the Undertaker and that shot bust opens the Deadman which makes him bleed. Angle then comes from behind Abyss and hits the Olympic Slam on Abyss.
After the ref sees that the Undertaker is bleeding, the ref rings he bell to signal that Kurt Angle is the winner. After being declared the winner, Angle then grabs the steel chair and when the bloody Undertaker sits up, Angle whacks Undertaker back down with a hard shot of steel chair to the bloody face of the Undertaker. Angle then walks off camera to backstage.
However, Abyss gets up and goes to stand over the Undertaker. As Abyss bends over to stare at the motionless Undertaker, Undertaker sits up and grabs the throat of Abyss. Before Undertaker can chokeslam Abyss, Abyss rakes the eyes of the Deadman which frees Abyss and Abyss scatters out of the ring. With Abyss walking back up the ramp way, Undertaker turns around to stare at Abyss. Undertaker then cuts his throat while rolling his eyes back towards Abyss.
This isn't the last we seen the Undertaker and Abyss in the ring together.
Match No. 7
Match No. 7
Fatal Four Way Elimination Match for the TNA Heavyweight Championship
AJ Styles vs. Shawn Michaels vs. Randy Orton vs. Jeff Jarrett
Once all four of the competitors made their entrance to the ring, TNA main event ring announcer Jeremy Borash does the introductions for the three challengers and the reigning TNA Champion.
BORASH: "The following Fatal Four Way Match is your TNA Heavyweight Championship main event bout of the evening. The referee for this contest is TNA Senior Official, Mr. Rudy Charles. And now standing in the corner to my left, he weighs in tonight at 245 lbs., hailing from San Antonio, TX, he is the "Heartbreak Kid," Shawn Michaels." HBK gets a loud crowd reaction.
BORASH: "Next, coming to us from St. Louis, Missouri, weighing in at 240 lbs, he is the self-proclaimed "Legend Killer" an a former WWE Champion, Randy Orton." Orton gets the majority of boo's with a small collection of "RKO" chants.
BORASH: "And now standing in the corner to my right, he comes to us from from the great city of Hendersonville, TN, weighing in at 255 lbs., he is a former six-time NWA Heavyweight Champion of the world, ladies and gentlemen, this is the "King of the Mountain," Jeff Jarrett." Jarrett poses by ring ropes holding up is guitar in his right hand while getting a large batch of cheers from the crowd.
BORASH: "And lastly, weighing in tonight at 235 lbs., he comes to us from Gainesville, GA and is the current reigning TNA Heavyweight Champion of the world, this is the "Phenomenal" AJ Styles." Styles takes the hood out off his head, stretches out his arms and poses with the TNA Heavyweight Title belt around his waist.
After Styles releases the title belt to the referee and the referee holds it up for display, Styles goes right for Orton and Styles and Orton both goes sailing over the top rope to the outside. While in the ring, Michaels and Jarrett begin to trade back and forth right hands. On the outside, Styles mounts Orton on the floor and begins to punch Orton senseless with both right and left punches. Styles then picks Orton up and whips Orton but Orton reverses and whips Styles back first into the corner of the barricade wall but AJ is able counter and hop onto the top of the barricade wall and is able to turn around and hit Orton with a flying clothesline off the top of the barricade railing.
Meanwhile in the ring, Michaels gets the upper hand on Jarrett and kicks Jarrett into the corner. In the corner, Michaels tops Jarrett and begins to punch the head of Jarrett with the crowd chanting "1...2...3...4...5..." but before HBK can punch Jarrett for a sixth time in the corner, Jarrett grabs Michaels and flapjacks Michaels face first into the top turnbuckle. Jarrett then turns HBK around in the corner and begins to deliv er knifedge chops to the chest of Michaels. But after five chops, HBK is able to counter Jarrett and deliver knifedge chops of his own to Jarrett in the corner with the crowd "Whooooo-ing" with each chop delivered. HBK then whips Jarrett into the opposite corner of the ring acrossed the ring but Jarrett reverses and whips HBK into the corner following it up with a hip toss.
On the outside, AJ picks up Orton and drops Orton chest first onto the announce table and then rolls Orton back into the ring. As AJ gets up onto the apron and steps through the rope to come back into the ring, Orton kicks AJ in the shoulder following that up with that spike DDT of Orton's with AJ hanging off the second rope. Orton goes for the pin but AJ kicks out. After the pin attempt, Orton picks AJ up and begins to punch AJ with short forearm shots to AJ's skull. Orton then whips AJ off the ropes and rebound AJ with a perfectly done dropkick to the jaw of AJ. Orton goes for the pin again but AJ kicks out again. Orton then grabs AJ and throws AJ shoulder first into the steel ring post and AJ then falls to the floor on the outside.
After disposing of AJ, Orton now turns his attention on Jarrett. With Jarrett stomping HBK in the corner, Orton grabs Jarrett to turn Jarrett around and as Orton does, Orton tries to hit Jarrett with a RKO but Jarrett blocks and shoves Orton down to the mat. Meanwhile, HBK is able to crawl towards Jarrett and HBK gets a small roll up on Jarrett for the pin but Jarrett is able to kick out. Then as both Michaels and Jarrett gets up, Jarrett spints towards HBK but Michaels counters Jarrett by backdropping Jarrett over the top rope to the outside. Orton then sprints towards HBK as well but HBK is able to side step Orton and Orton sails over the top rope and crashes onto Jarrett on the outside.
Michaels then taunts Jarrett and Orton by giving the "SUCK IT!" sign to them but in all the while, Styles comes back and hops onto the top rope to hit a forearm smash to HBK when he turns around. When HBK turns around AJ leaps off the top rope to strike but in a split second, HBK hits AJ with Sweet Chin Music out of mid-air just like that. Michaels gets the pinfall on Styles and just like that the defending TNA Heavyweight Champion is the first to be eliminated. So now we are guaranteed a new TNA Heavyweight Champion.
After the elimination of AJ and with both Orton and Jarrett on the outside, HBK goes to the top rope and hits a moonsault to Orton and Jarrett on the outside. After 19 seconds of neither of the three individuals moving, HBK finally gets up while picking Jarrett up and then HBK hard irish whips Jarrett into the steel ring steps. HBK then goes over, grabs Orton, and tosses Orton back into the ring. With Orton laid flat in the ring, HBK goes back up top and scores with an elbow drop to the heart of Orton. HBK then nips up and runs around the ring getting ready to set up for Sweet Chin Music.
As HBK tries to hit Sweet Chin to Orton when Orton stands to his feet, Orton ducks the kick of HBK and hits HBK with that inverted backbreaker of his. Orton then goes for the cover but HBK kicks out. Orton then stands up and begins to stomp every square inch of Michaels. After stomping HBK, Orton drops a high knee drop to the forehead of HBK. Orton goes for another pin but HBK gets a shoulder up still.
Orton then gets poised to strike with a RKO to HBK when he stands. At the same time, Jarrett is able to crawl back into the ring. When HBK stands up, Orton goes for the RKO on Michaels but HBK counter and shoves Orton off and with help from Jarrett, Jarrett throws Orton over the top rope to the outside. After Jarrett threw Orton to the outside, Michaels gets ready to deliver Sweet Chin Music to Jarrett. When Jarrett turns around, HBK tries to kick Jarrett's head off but somehow Jarrett blocks the kick, turns HBK around and hits the Stroke on Michaels. Jarrett then gets the pin on HBK for the elimination. Now its down to Orton and Jarrett for the Championship.
Jarrett then goes outside for Orton after eliminating Shawn Michaels. As Jarrett picks Orton up, Orton counters by kicking Jarrett in the guy following it with a DDT to Jarrett on the floor. After DDT-ing Jarrett on the floor, Orton tosses Jarrett back into the ring. With Jarrett back in the ring, Orton goes up top to the top rope. When Jarrett stands to his feet, Orton hits a cross body to Jarrett followed by a pin attempt in the progress but Jarrett kicks out. The crowd now begins to get in the match as they starts to chant "LETS GO JARRETT, LETS GO ORTON."
When both Jarrett and Orton get to their feet, they begin to trade right fists with each other back and forth. As Orton is gaining the advantage over Jarrett with the right hands, Jarrett from nowhere, blocks the rights of Orton's, drops Orton, and applies the figure four leg lock onto Orton. Orton is screaming in pain but after a minute and nine seconds in the leg lock, Orton is able to get to the bottom rope. After Orton uses the ropes to get to his feet, Jarrett hits the Stroke to Orton. As the referee is pinning the shoulders of Orton by the pin attempt from Jarrett after hitting the Stroke, Legacy members, Cody Rhodes and Ted DiBiase comes out and pulls the referee Rudy Charles out of the ring from making the three count.
With Rhodes and DiBiase taunting Jarrett from the outside, Team 3D comes out and begins to fight DiBiase and Rhodes into the crowd and away from the ring. However, Orton is able to get up from the Stroke and hits a low blow to Jarrett. After hitting the low blow to Jarrett, Orton moves into a corner to get ready to punt Jarrett's head off. Right before Orton goes to punt Jarrett, the lights suddenly go off in the arena. When the lights come back on, the WWE Champion Sting is on the apron of the ring and smashes Orton over the head with his black baseball bat. With Orton dazed, Jarrett gets up and hits a second Stroke to Orton. Sting then grabs the ref and throws him back into the ring. After a very long 3 count, Orton is pinned and the "King of the Mountain" Jeff Jarrett becomes the new TNA Heavyweight Champion of the world.
As the PPV goes off the air, Sting walks up to the top of the ramp way and points his black baseball bat right at Randy Orton.


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The Culver City Cougars are an amateur Gaelic Football and social club based in Los Angeles, CA. We are funded primarily through membership dues and partner sponsorships. We practice twice a week and have two to three games per month against other teams in the SoCal area and beyond.
If soccer, basketball and rugby had a drunken threesome, the resulting accident-child would be Gaelic Football. It's a high-impact, technical sport born and raised in Ireland and spreading across the United States. There are clubs in almost every major metropolitan city, one of which hosts the North American Finals every August. Including the Cougars, there are 11 teams in California alone. But enough about what we have to say. Watch the video below and experience Gaelic Football for yourself.
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So by now you're saying to yourself, The Hotel Detective never deals with real travel. He's always washing up at some five-star
hotel on someone else's dime.'
Well, dear follower, staying gratis is out of necessity and I'm far from the only travel writer who partakes. Few travel publications or any websites that I know of pay full expenses these days. However, The Hotel Detective has always been wary of the long-term effects of the five-star treatment—he's seen many a good writer fall prey to Early Onset Entitlement Dementia—and thus he makes a point of going out once or twice a year on his own Euro to retain perspective.
Today, I'm writing you from Milan, where I am staying at the Regina. Now in Italian, Regina means 'queen,' and the first thing my taxi driver said to me was, "La Regina non e una Regina." (The Queen is not a queen.) And he's right, but I knew that because I'm paying $172.10 a night, courtesy of Expedia.com.
The Regina is a plain but sturdy and serviceable three-star hotel on a main commercial street (Via Cesare Corretti), just south of the centro storico (the historic center). The Duomo is a 10-minute walk, the svelte shops of Via Montenapoleone 15, and the Brera Museum, 20 (if you walk briskly). And, as I learned on my first night, the hotel is right on top of Corso di Porta Ticenese, a frothing avenue of nightlife—waitresses heft trays of cocktails in what amount to small fishbowls, and the crowd drinking outside Tasca, a tapas bar, is so thick that the tram creeps by, slowly forcing them back off the tracks. For some reason, the neighborhood has a surfeit of pasticcerie (pastry cafes).
My room is no big deal, a fifth-floor single. But the air conditioning works very well, it has a stall shower, fast and free WiFI
connection, and sheets that are made of cotton, not the stretchy polyester you usually find in hotels at this level. Most important, the room is 'molto tranquillo,' as I requested, so no need for earplugs, part of my standard travel kit.
The neighborhood's chief attraction is the Basilica of San Lorenzo, a muscular aggregation of faith in brick and stone that dates from the fourth century. The front façade is powerfully framed by a portico of 16 columns (Le Colonne di San Lorenzo), pillaged from derelict buildings and erected here in the late ancient period, probably the fifth century. The massive dome, which has been compared to that of the Hagia Sophia in Istanbul, gives the interior an overwhelming impact as you enter and it draws your gaze skyward.
The area's chief culinary attraction is L'Ulmet (Via Disciplini), a five-minute walk away. It's a secretive boite—the dining room is hidden by shoulder-high curtains across the windows, which only reinforces the intimate, elegant atmosphere. I abused my expense account many times here when I was an editor-in-chief. Do as I did: Blow the money you saved by staying at The Regina on dinner.
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Winter by Minick & Simpson
, by Minick & Simpson, beautifully depicts the season with classic poinsettias, garlands, holly, and candy canes in soft winter whites, blues, greens, and red that you will want to curl up in. It has been flying off the Fat Quarter Shop's shelves since it came in, but it's Minick & Simpson after all!
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is a favorite for us as well, and we even have two quilt kits for it.
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Jocelyn and Kim have asked us to tell a little about "Winter" our new holiday collection from Moda.
Winter is our new favorite collection - but ask us in a couple months if we have another new favorite! We are fickle.
This collection started in one direction, took a u-turn and arrived a little unexpectedly with these soft vintage colors. How, you ask? Ok, I will spill it all. Polly and I worked together and came up with a large collection that we submitted (this means many phone calls, emails, digital camera scans, and shopping trips). It was the prints that you see, in the colors that you see, but also with many other prints and more colors that moved into sepia's and browns. We loved it all!
We happily packaged it all up and sent it off to the Mecca of Fabric - the Moda Design Department in Dallas. A few conversations later, it was edited into Winter. Edited you say? How horrible, how can we stand it? Oh we can and we do!
Polly and I have LOTS of ideas. More ideas than sense it seems. The lighter colors were the best part of the group and it was another great judgment call to go with them. I am so happy it turned out this way. I love these fabrics and have made 3 bed size quilts from them so far.
Ooooh, that was a great day when our package from Moda arrived with our yardage. The soft vintage colors and sweet little prints really came alive when you see them in the flesh, so to speak.
I placed an order for some extra when it was ready to ship. I got my favorite bolt of fabric yesterday. I have so many ideas on what to do with it - I will probably have to order many more bolts. Curtains, pillowcases, shirts, baby layette's, and of course lots and lots of quilts. As you can see, sometime simpler is better. Yes, my favorite of all is the simple little polka-dot. Happy stitching!
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It is our pleasure to write something about our latest collection, Winter! As Laurie stated it all started with us going over our valuable "stash" that we live by. Our stash box consists of scraps of vintage fabrics, vintage paper, photos of things we love, ribbons - you name it. To someone who would come across our boxes of stash, they may be confused and not think it worth much, to us it is gold. When we travel we are always in search of something that inspires us - it may be the color, the texture, just something that gave us a great idea, or something we cherish and have had in our own collections for a long, long time. Never did I realize how valuable our "stash" would be to us as we design fabrics.
I think we can honestly say that almost every collection has been inspired by something we love and have hung onto for a very long time. Or, it can be something picked up at an antique show recently that became our inspiration - for what, our next holiday line - now you have to wait and see what Laurie found at a great antique show - stay tuned.
Also as Laurie stated, we probably have more creative ideas than good sense and we always have to calm down, pick something that we really love, focus and get on with the task. We can and often can be "all over the place" with our ideas because of the plain fact that we LOVE doing this and we want to do it all.
Thankfully those that we love and respect so much at the other end - they help us focus and pick our theme and move on - and this is what happened to Winter. You need to step back, look it all over see what is working, what may be crowding or really not working and pull your collection together.
We really love how Winter turned out, and we were inspired to see so many wonderful projects made with Winter when we were in Portland - it always makes us so happy. Your collection becomes like your child and you want everyone to love and appreciate it as we do.
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Bettman Would Like To See The Islanders In Brooklyn ASAP
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from Steven Marcus of Newsday,
NHL commissioner Gary Bettman, echoing Islanders owner Charles Wang's comments last week, said he would like the Islanders to leave for their new home in Brooklyn "as soon as possible," but said the team is prepared to play out its lease, which expires after the 2014-2015 season.
"I'd like to see them in the newer building as soon as possible," said Bettman, speaking at the Associated Press Sports Editors commissioners meeting," but I believe the Islanders -- not believe, I know -- they're prepared to fulfill their obligations under their burdensome lease. If Nassau County was inclined to let them go earlier I know they would go."...
"If you talked to [general manager] Garth Snow and Charles Wang, they will tell you that their ability to get free agents was impacted by the fact that why would you want to play in that arena 41 times a year when you can go to other places."
Barclays will address some hockey related issues, Bettman said.
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The fact that Bettman is hot for it is the only reason I could consider it a bad idea. Even the stink of Bettman isn't quite enough, though.
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Called to Build Peace—Peace Day 2016
God's call to build peace and create just communities has always been key to our story of faith. Abraham was called in his old age to leave home and become the Father of many nations (Gen 12:1-3), Moses was called to lead his people out of slavery and into freedom (Exo 3), Samuel was called to lead Israel during an uncertain time (1 Sam 3), Esther was called to redeem her people from oppression (Esth 4:14), Mary was called to bear and raise the Redeemer of the world (Luk 1:26-55), and Jesus himself was called to bring good news to the poor, proclaim release to the captives, recovery of sight to the blind, to let the oppressed go free, and to proclaim the year of the Lord's favor (Luke 4:18-19).
Like our spiritual forebears, we are all called to different places and to different ministries to do God's work and to bring God's peace and justice in the world. We are each called to build peace in a unique way and in a unique place.
How Are You Called to Build Peace?
Organize an event including prayer, cultural sharing, music, and art, to interrupt violence in your community, and to get your community talking together and praying for peace, on or near September 21.
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What is it that motivates the entrepreneur Clive Palmer?
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It is hard to say what motivates a person unless they make some declaration of their own about what drives or motivates them. We can however perhaps infer a motivation from what is on the public record about Clive Palmer.
motivation: psychology: the process that arouses, sustains and regulates behaviour. Inducement; incentive; desire to do; interest or drive (Collins and Random House Dictionaries)
We know he is opposed to the Green Party because they want to regulate or even stop mining operations in Australia. This is public knowledge because of Palmer's assertion that the "Greens" are funded by the American CIA (this would not be out of keeping with previous CIA activity). Palmer is being sued for defamation as a result of his remarks yet won't back down, retract his claim or apologize.
We know he is partnering with China on two very large shipping projects, building a duplicate of the Titanic called the Titanic II whose maiden voyage will be from Singapore to Southampton, UK, and building four ocean freighters to reverse the cutbacks in ocean freight shipping caused by the global downturn. His catch phrase seems to be "Let's get the economy moving again" and this seems to apply to Australian and to multinational economies.
We know that he has announced a bid for Parliament in Australia citing disagreement with National Treasurer Swan over their conflicting visions for the economy in Australia. Palmer confirms that he wants the Australian economy to expand and get stronger while they "create more wealth" so more things "can get done for our people."
From these public facts we might be able to infer that Palmer's motivations could be based upon:
- expansion of the economy, regardless of protection of the environment being his top concern
- creation of jobs, this being a high concern
- development of unrealized or stunted industries, this being a prime concern
- revitalization of unresponsive government, this being a key concern
The unanswered question is whether his inner motive is (1) the creation of personal wealth or (2) the creation of shared wealth accompanied by the reduction of the wealth divide separating the rich from the poor. We certainly know that he is outspoken against government taking advantage of the people by doing such things as voting themselves pay raises and that he rewards his employees for jobs well done.
What we don't know is whether Palmer's idea of creating wealth includes wealth for the lowest levels of workers or not. Is he a nouveau Robber Baron mining magnate, or is he a nouveau Robin Hood? Controversy over the carbon tax may indicate Robber Baron motivation.
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Colorado Springs police have arrested one of two persons of interest in the investigation of the murder of state prisons chief Tom Clements.
James Franklin Lohr, 47, was taken into custody early Friday, said Lt. Jeff Kramer, spokesman for the El Paso County Sheriff's Office.
Lohr, who had three outstanding Colorado warrants in cases not related to Clements' murder, was spotted by officers about 1:30 a.m. Friday leaving a business on Platte Avenue east of Union Boulevard, according to the sheriff's office.
Colorado Springs police officers tried to stop the vehicle Lohr was driving, but he took off, the sheriff's office said. Police pursued Lohr, and his vehicle became disabled near Bijou Street and Hancock Avenue. He then ran off but was taken into custody without further incident at 3:35 a.m. in the 200 block of Cedar Street.
In addition to the three outstanding warrants, Lohr is being held at the El Paso County Criminal Justice Center on suspicion of felony eluding, reckless driving and several other traffic offenses.
His bail, for eluding police and other charges, has been set at $250,000.
Lohr is one of two 211 Crew members investigators have been searching for in recent days in connection to the slaying of Clements on March 21 at his Monument home.
Authorities suspect 211 Crew member Evan Ebel, 28, killed Clements and pizza delivery driver Nathan Leon. Leon's body was found in Golden on March 17.
The second man, Thomas James Guolee, 31, is still being sought. Kramer said that after Ebel's release from prison on Jan. 28, both Lohr and Guolee had contact with Ebel.
"We're not saying when exactly that was or what the context was," he said.
Lohr's next court appearance is scheduled for 1:30 p.m. Monday.
Both Lohr and Guolee have lengthy criminal records. Lohr was in the Army at Fort Carson and has four children, an acquaintance has said. He has been arrested on domestic violence and theft charges. He joined the 211 Crew during a prison term in the 1990s, the acquaintance said.
Kramer declined to say what information investigators believe Lohr has and how that could help the investigation.
"He did have contact with Ebel before Clements was killed and after Ebel was released from prison," he said. "His name surfaced during the course of an investigation. That's all we're saying."
DOC sources have said the state is investigating whether the 211 Crew was behind Clements' killing.
"Possibly other members of the group were involved in ordering the murder," prosecutors wrote in a motion to seal court documents filed in the case.
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- When Renault unveiled its first F1 turbo-charged car in 1977, became a laughing stock
- Nicknamed 'yellow teapot' due to bright color and cloud of steam
- Throughout 1980s turbo engines dominated F1, later banned due to safety concerns
- Now turbo engine set to make a comeback, with F1 ruling all cars must convert in 2014
Every year, a combination of power, performance and perfection brings over 200,000 motorsport devotees to an English country estate for the Goodwood Festival of Speed.
Motorsport fans have long regarded Formula One as the pinnacle of all racing cars and F1 car designers have responded by pushing the boundaries of speed since the Championship started in 1950.
In the 1970s, Renault's designers pioneered the turbo engine for use in F1. The visceral acceleration of the turbo cars was well known, the speed intoxicating for both the drivers and the fans but it was not widely well received by some in the industry.
Four-time world champion Alain Prost began his Formula One career at the start of the turbo-engine era, and says it was something of a laughing stock when Renault unveiled its RS01.
"When Renault introduced the first turbo engine everybody was laughing -- especially in England," Prost told CNN.
"The turbo engine was very different to other engines. You had more power -- more top-end power. But the weight of the car was much bigger," explained Prost.
"We were learning all the time. The team was getting more and more experienced and being very curious, working very close with the engineers, I really loved it."
Turbo technology was slow to take off, but once it did, it paved the way for an exciting new era in F1 racing.
It wasn't until 1979 -- two years after its launch -- that Renault's turbo-charged car finally won the French Grand Prix, driven by Jean-Pierre Jabouille.
"As much as I loved experimenting with the new design, it was a very frustrating time too," said Prost. "We very often blew up the turbo, blew up the engine, but it was part of the time and I think everyone has accepted it.
However their domination in the sport was relatively short-lived following safety concerns. After a raft of restrictions, the Formula One governing body, FIA, eventually banned turbo-equipped engines in 1988.
It seems though that Renault will have the last laugh as from next year, all F1 cars will be required to have turbo engines. Some are saying that it involves the biggest rule change in the sport's history.
Gone will be the current 2.4-litre normally aspirated V8s, which have been in service since the start of 2006, and in their place will be 1.6-litre turbo V6s.
Each engine will also be limited to 100 kilograms of fuel per hour, putting an emphasis on performance combined with greater fuel economy.
Renault's new turbo engine, dubbed "Energy F1-2014," may have evolved since the early days of turbo technology, but it still owes a debt to the engineers who revolutionized racing with the world's fastest "teapot."
Editor's note: An earlier version of this article contained a number of inaccuracies, for which we apologise. Christina Macfarlane and Rachel Wood, who prepared the television story, were in no way responsible for those inaccuracies. You can watch their report at the top of this article.


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Dorothy P. Odle
Dorothy P. "Polly" Odle, 93, Decatur, passed away 3 a.m. Tuesday, Dec. 24, 2013, in the Woodcrest Nursing Center.
Dorothy was born Friday, Oct. 22,1920, in Pennville, the daughter of the late John L. and Lottie M. (Bugh) Melick. She married Max E. Odle July 26, 1947; he passed away March 8, 2007.
Dorothy was a homemaker.
Surviving are two daughters, Karen (Ted) Braun of Decatur and Brenda (Phil) Rumschlag of Loatto; six grandchildren; and eight great-grandchildren.
Preceding Dorothy in death were two sisters and three brothers.
There will be no services or visitation.
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Students complete 30 credit hours of graduate work, at least 15 of which must be at the 6600-level.
Core courses. Complete all of the following:
- Cartography: History and Design (HIST 5590)
- Cartography Lab (HIST 5590L)
- Graduate Proseminar (HIST 6600)
- Conferences and Grants (HIST 6642)
- History in the Digital Age (HIST 6610
Track-specific requirements. Complete one of the following:
GIS track
- GIS for Social Sciences (HIST 5589)
Digital Media Track
- Communication through Web Design (MC 5570)
An internship (HIST 6664) is required for a minimum of 3 credits.
Electives: at least enough credits at the 5500- and/or 6600-level beyond the required core courses and internship to reach the overall credit requirements. At least 3 of these credits must be for individual research, usually either HIST 6645 or HIST 6650.
The program offers both a thesis-track and a non-thesis-track; all students much choose one by their third semester of study.
There will be a final oral examination. For students pursuing the thesis option, the examination will be based on the thesis. For those with the non-thesis option, the examination will be based on the independent research project and/or internship work. The format of the non-thesis option examination will be flexible in order to accommodate a wide variety of possible student experiences.


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What is it about web browsers? Two weeks ago in this column I wrote about my recent conversion to Mozilla Firefox, and why I moved away from Microsoft's Internet Explorer (IE). I thought this may be of some interest, but I was unprepared for the 75 or so emails I received on the subject. Web browsers are important.
I moved to Firefox because I was sick and tired of IE's security problems, slowness, and that it hadn't been upgraded in years. Firefox is by any measure a vastly superior piece of software. It has many great features, the best of which is tabbed browsing. You don't need to have multiple windows open to view multiple webpages, you just tab between them within one window.
The torrent of email I received was roughly divided into four categories - those who like Firefox, but with reservations; those who love it no matter what; those who use other browsers; and people who wanted me to get off Microsoft's back (a very small group).
Many in the first group pointed out some of Firefox's problems. The product is still in beta, which means it is not regarded by its open source developers as ready for general release. That is slated to happen in the next couple of months, but the current beta version is stable and functional.
The biggest problem is that Firefox does not support some websites. The ones I have had most trouble with are online banking sites and those from Microsoft itself. This occurs because Firefox does not fully support ActiveX, Microsoft software that tries to make websites work smarter by interacting with data directly from webservers. Firefox doesn't like ActiveX because it's not an industry standard and because that's where most of IE's security flaws occur.
Most programmers and web designers stay away from ActiveX precisely for those reasons. Microsoft has developed many of its own webpages specifically so that they will only work with IE, a tactic entirely consistent with its browser strategy in recent years. It is still having trouble with the law over the way it is forcing people towards IE, most recently in Europe, where the European Union has slapped yet another 500 million ($A850 million) fine on the company for its behaviour.
Microsoft's lenient treatment in the US anti-trust suit has ensured it has not learnt a thing, nor redefined its own interesting definition of what constitutes ethical behaviour. But as we have seen on many fronts in recent years, we live in a world in which such behaviour is very often rewarded.
I and many others are thus forced to use IE occasionally. But I still use Firefox for my day-to-day browsing. You don't have to uninstall one browser to run the other, and they work side by side with no trouble, though I find now that when I have to use IE it is a most unsatisfying experience.
Give me Firefox any day.
Yes, Firefox does not work on some websites (but not many), which is an indication of poor web design on the part of some programmers - people bothering to test their sites only for IE - and the deliberate use of proprietary Microsoft software on what should be an open network. Neither problem is Firefox's fault. Rather, they are an indication of the problems that Microsoft's dominance of the browser market has led to.
Probably the biggest group of emails was from people using other browsers. Opera is very popular, as is Firefox's older uncle, Netscape, which is still alive despite its savaging by IE. But I got lots of emails from users of other products, including Crazy Browser, MyIE2, Avant, Sleipner, SlimBrowser, and Maxthon. So many browsers, so little time
I got one email from a man who explained to me in great detail why IE is no longer being developed. It is because it would have to be engineered from scratch, and Microsoft doesn't have the resources, he says. Yeah, Microsoft's lack of resources is a worry to us all.
Many of my correspondents mentioned Firefox's many extensions. Quoting the website: "Extensions are small add-ons that add new functionality to Firefox. They can add anything from a toolbar button to a completely new feature. They allow the browser to be customised to fit the personal needs of each user if they need additional features, while keeping Firefox small to download."
I use the Googlebar extension, which allows me to easily do Google searches from anywhere I am, and the Amazon browser, which lets me search Amazon in the same way. There are hundreds of others available.
Microsoft has been able to achieve browser dominance, but it is demonstrably not because of any technical superiority. I find now that when I am forced to use IE because of Microsoft's continued tactics, or because the company's ill-deserved dominance has made some web designers too lazy to consider the alternatives, I feel a little ashamed, like my hands are being dirtied. But using Firefox makes me feel good. firstname.lastname@example.com