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WARRIOR Liverpool FC Home Short Sleeve Mens Shirt
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WARRIOR Liverpool FC Mens Home Shirt
Get behind the reds this season with the Liverpool FC 2014/15 home shirt by WARRIOR.
Inspired by the all red kit brought in by Bill Shankly in Liverpool's 1960's heyday, the new shirt hopes to inspire the team to victory. The War-Tech fabric boasts breathability and sweat-wicking properties to keep you cool and fresh whether you're playing five-a-side or watching the game with your mates.
The incorporated LFC jacquard weave in the fabric is accompanied by a white trim to the collar and sleeves for a classic sports finish, whilst the crew neck and short sleeves ensure a flexible, comfortable fit. The embroidered Liver Bird is featured to the chest alongside the sponsor logo to the front.
The perfect way to show your support for the lads, the Liverpool FC home shirt by WARRIOR captures a piece of the famous Anfield magic.
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- Mens Liverpool FC home shirt by WARRIOR
- Short sleeve
- Crew neck
- White trim
- War-Tech fabric
- LFC Jacquard weave
- Embroidered Liver Bird to chest
- Sponsor logo to front
- Embroidered 96 Eternal Flame to rear collar
adidas Chelsea 2014/15 Mens Home Short Sleeve Shirt
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adidas Chelsea 2014/15 Mens Home Shirt
Get behind the brave boys in blue at Stamford Bridge with the 2014/15 season home shirt by adidas.
Packed with superstars, Chelsea continues to challenge for top honours both nationally and internationally. The new home shirt is a distillation of their flair on the pitch, featuring a contemporary design with horizontal stripes to the front and the famous adidas stripes to the shoulders.
The Climacool® fabric ensures that you'll stay fresh and cool whether you're having a kickabout or cheering on the lads, whilst the Chelsea badge is proudly stamped to the chest to show your dedication to the club.
Finished with sponsor graphics to the front, this Chelsea home shirt is the perfect way to get behind your team and show your true colours.
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- Mens Chelsea home shirt by adidas
- 2014/15 season
- Climacool® fabric
- Ribbed crew neck and cuffs
- Horizontal stripe pattern
- Woven crest to chest
- 3-Stripes to shoulders
- Sponsor to front
WARRIOR Liverpool FC Home 2013/14 Mens Short Sleeve Shirt
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Warrior Liverpool FC Mens Home Short Sleeved Shirt 2013/2014
Get behind one of the most successful clubs in world football. The Liverpool home shirt for the 2013/2014 season is constructed using War-Tech® fabric that's designed to work as hard as you do. Highly breathable and ultra-wicking, this shirt allows sweat escape from your body, keeping you dry and comfortable.
The short sleeve Liverpool home shirt features a modern three piece crew neck collar, an embroidered Warrior logo and the iconic LFC emblem to the chest, whilst an eternal flame to the back of the neck gives you an opportunity to pay your respects.
A printed sponsor is featured across the centre, along with an embossed tab to the hem, and a sublimation print incorporates crest and wording detail that's enriched to the front body. You'll look the part and join the legends of Liverpool's past that wore the famous jersey.
With a strategic four-way mesh and under arm and back body panels for ventilation, comfort and ease of movement, this shirt is ideal for a game of five a side or getting behind the boys at Anfield.
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- Liverpool FC mens home shirt by Warrior
- 2013/2014 season
- Short sleeve
- Regular fit
- 3 piece collar
- Iconic club badge
- Printed sponsor
- 4 way stretch mesh under arm panels
- Contrasting stripes to sleeves
- Sublimation detail to body
- Tab to hem
- Warrior heat transfer to right hem
- Warrior encapsulated authenticator to left hem
Score Draw Manchester City FC 1982 Mens Track Jacket
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Score Draw Manchester City FC 1982 Mens Track Top
Thoroughly researched to epitomise the initial garment first released back in 1982, this Manchester City jacket is the perfect present for any Sky Blues fan.
In the conventional track top design; the traditional zip fastening leads to a contrast round-neck collar. The Manchester City emblem is positioned proudly to the chest, whilst a contrast stripe goes from sleeve-to-sleeve across the front and back. The elasticated hem and cuffs help to give the perfect fit.
Officially licensed and endorsed by the respective football clubs, Score Draw are the world's leading suppliers of retro football merchandise.
Wear the Man City track jacket with jeans and trainers for a retro outfit that's perfect for when you're watching the big game.
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- Manchester City FC
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- Zip up fastening
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Nike Manchester United FC Mens 2013/14 Short Sleeved Away Shirt
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Nike Manchester United FC Mens Away Shirt 2013/14
With twenty league titles under their belt, Manchester United is the most successful club in English football, and now you can show your support with this short sleeve away shirt.
Constructed with a Dri-Fit fabric, this shirt works to wick sweat and moisture away from your skin to ensure maximum performance. The gingham check in black and midnight navy references the city's cotton industry heritage, whilst the club emblem to the chest and embroidered red devil to the neck represent the history of this proud club.
The large sponsor print to the front, Nike swoosh to the chest and label to the hem provide an official finish.
Take this shirt to football training and reap the rewards of the layered mesh fabric, or wear it to get behind the boys at Old Trafford.
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- Manchester United FC mens away shirt by Nike
- Short sleeve
- Crew neck
- Gingham check pattern
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adidas Chelsea FC Mens Home 2013/14 Short Sleeved Shirt
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adidas Chelsea FC Mens Home Short Sleeved Shirt 2013/2014
Europa League champions Chelsea offer their home shirt for the 2013/2014 season that's created using the very latest Climacool technology, that works hard to provide superior heat and moisture management through ventilation.
Outfitting the South West London team in their iconic blue colours, this short sleeve shirt features three stripe styling to the arms, a ribbed V-neck collar, an embroidered adidas logo and the world-famous CFC emblem to the chest.
A printed sponsor is featured across the centre, along with sublimation stripes vertical to the body. You'll look the part and join the legends of the past that have worn the famous jersey.
The built-in strategic Climacool ventilation uses mesh inserts to channel air around the most affected areas. Wear this shirt for a game of five-a-side or when you're getting behind the lads at Stamford Bridge.
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- Chelsea FC mens home shirt by adidas
- 2013/2014 season
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- Climacool fabric
- Ribbed V-neck
- Iconic club badge
- Printed sponsor
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- Mesh inserts to underarm
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WARRIOR Liverpool FC Home 2013/14 Mens Goalkeeper Long Sleeve Shirt
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Get behind the reds ahead of the new season!
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- Liverpool FC home goalkeeper shirt
- Long sleeve
- War-Tech® fabric - works as hard as you do, highly breathable and ultra-wicking.
- Fully embroidered Warrior logo and LFC crest.
- Embroidered Eternal Flame detail to back neck.
- Sublimation print striped LFC Crest and wording detail to front body.
- 3 piece modern crew neck collar.
- Ventilated mesh knitted tape inserts to collar and cuff.
- Cut for regular fit with 4 way stretch mesh under arm and back body panels for ventilation.
- Warrior War-Tech® heat transfer to lower right hem and Warrior encapsulated authenticator to lower left hem.
- Main body fabric 100% polyester, 100% polyester panels and trim.
PRE-ORDER your new 2013/14 home kit now for 30/05/13 launch!Colour: White/Dark Grey. Polyester. Machine washable.


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text: Sheriff Hutton Camping and Caravanning Club Site (90 reviews) from £7.00 to £11.80 Per person/night Contact Us Book It Images Map Select Section Overview Camping near York doesn't get much better than Sheriff Hutton. The historic city of York is just a few miles from our pretty Sheriff Hutton Club campsite and the North York Moors and the coastal towns of Bridlington and Filey are within easy reach. Our immaculate, well-manicured tree-lined campsite offers a tranquil base from which to explore the local area. It has 90 grass and hardstand pitches and modern facilities including a parent and child wet room with a baby change station, sink, top and tail bowl, toilet and shower. There are also laundry facilities, a small play area in the centre of the site with swings, a slide and climbing section and a small site shop. The local village of Sheriff Hutton has a post office, two charming pubs, castle ruins and a point to point race course. With Roman, Viking and medieval heritage, York has much to see and do. York Minster, the Yorvik Viking Centre and the National Railway Museum head up the list. You can also take a boat trip on the River Ouse and join a walking tour. Great family days out include Creepy Crawlies - an indoor/outdoor adventure play centre with café – on the outskirts of York. Flamingo Land at Malton combines animals and theme rides and Monk Farm near Thirsk is full of cuddly animals. The Yorkshire Air Museum at Elvington is based on a World War Two Bomber Command Station and Eden Camp Modern History Theme Museum is housed within an original Prisoner of War Camp. Access and SatNav Advice Satnav users please do not use site postcode. Refer to map when close to site. WiFi 100% coverage cannot be guaranteed due to rural location, weather conditions and changing flora or fauna. These can cause variable signal strength. Hotspots are available. Prices. Eat Local The Farmers Cart attraction at Tothorpe Grange is a working farm that also sells its own produce. Facilities Sheriff Hutton has the following facilities on or around the site. Members' and non-members' caravans welcome Members' and non-members' trailer tents welcome Hardstanding with electric hook-up Seasonal Pitches Grass only pitch (no electric) Showers Electric shaver sockets Chemical toilet disposal point Motorhome stop-off Dishwashing facilities Childrens play area Payphone Designated dog walk Grass only pitch for larger tents Members' and non-members' motorhomes welcome Members' and non-members' tents welcome Grass pitch with electric hook-up Storage facilities Flushing toilet Washbasins Dedicated accessible facilities Drinking water taps Washing Machines Ice pack freezing Gas cylinders Pets welcome Club Site Wi-fi Grass pitch with electric hook-up for larger tents Reviews Review 1 |2 |23 |Next » Expand review Recommended: yes 5 I was visiting The Great Gathering and thought this would be quieter than sites nearer York. Zippy Nomad (Club Member) stayed Oct 2013 This review is for Sheriff Hutton I was visiting The Great Gathering and thought this would be quieter than sites nearer York. However, there is still quite a bit of road noise, especially during the week. The wifi was also a bit iffy, but that could have been the weather. On the plus side, great staff, great facility block. Although the road is not ideal for walking, there is not far to go to a lane to the bus stop, about 15 minutes walk. From here you can get to York, Castle Howard and Malton. Catch the early bus to Malton and you can reach the coast via bus or train. It is ideal if you don't want to drive, though the buses are infrequent. Castle Howard has an arboretum worth a visit, as well as he House. Rievaulx Terraces are a good walk and there is also the Abbey. Location: Country Suitable For: Families,Older couples,Groups,Active break,Peaceful break,Younger couples Friendliness: 5 Cleanliness: 5 Facilities: 5 Expand review Recommended: yes 5 This has been our 5th stay this tear and we love the place. JANET AND ANDREW (Club Member) stayed Sep 2013 This review is for Sheriff Hutton This has been our 5th stay this tear and we love the place. The layout, space and most of everything the cleanliness and orderliness of the site is second to none - i am unsure what could be done to improve it. The wardens are the best in the UK I feel sure - Sharon and team you ARE THE BEST. i love the herb trough to help yourself to when cooking- just everything is how we love it. Restful breaks for a work and unbelievably beautiful countryside. THANK YOU ALL AT CARAVAN AND CAMPING CLUB. We will be back for a few visits for sure 2014 Towing: Easy Location: Country Suitable For: Older couples,Groups,Active break,Peaceful break,Younger couples Friendliness: 5 Cleanliness: 5 Facilities: 5 Expand review Recommended: no 5 Fantastic welcome from very friendly wardens - we were impressed that they took the time to... Mrs C (Club Member) stayed Sep 2013 This review is for Sheriff Hutton Fantastic welcome from very friendly wardens - we were impressed that they took the time to come out of the office, point out the facilities and let us through the barrier. Facilities were good and immaculately clean. Down sides to this site are the noise from the road ( - rush hour starts very early! ) and the narrowness of the road on site which made manoeuvring the caravan in and out a bit tricky. Towing: Easy Location: Country Suitable For: Active break Friendliness: 5 Cleanliness: 5 Facilities: 5 Expand review Recommended: yes 4 Lovely flat site, well mantained. Toilet block very clean. Arjay Glasgow (Club Member) stayed Aug 2013 This review is for Sheriff Hutton Lovely flat site, well mantained. Toilet block very clean. Site ideally situated for York and also North Yorkshire Moors and coast Towing: Easy Location: Town,Secluded Suitable For: Families,Older couples,Peaceful break Friendliness: 4 Cleanliness: 4 Facilities: 4 1 |2 |23 |Next » Travel Local Travel Nearest bus stop: 0.75 mile from Site entrance Nearest train station: York – 9 miles Get Directions to Sheriff Hutton Staying here? Public transport from the site Bike ride? Find cycle routes nearby Sat Nav Download our POI file Safe Directions Print Friendly PDF Widget by Frixo Standard Fees For more information take a look at Pricing explained. Minimum booking periods do apply. Standard Fee Nightly storage 01 Apr 2014 - 03 Nov 2014£5.75 Summer Storage 01 Apr 2014 - 03 Nov 2014£270 Part Seasonal Pitch - Spring 01 Apr 2014 - 03 Nov 2014£440 Part Seasonal Pitch - Autumn 01 Apr 2014 - 03 Nov 2014£335 Motorhome stop-off (per unit) 01 Apr 2014 - 03 Nov 2014£7.10


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Hello, I had my Ipod Touch 3rd gen working fine (JB-ed with Spirit), on 3.2.3 I guess, then I decided to upgrade to 4.x. I've read an article that I had to install some spirit2pawn patch, I did and after that the battery drained (not because of that) and could not reboot anymore. Tried all combinations of buttons to press but nothing happens, it's black as a brick... Itunes says it's in the recovery mode and I need to restore. I think it's this issue:
Warning VIA iH8sn0w: New Bootrom users MUST NOT install Spirit2Pwn. It flashes the NOR for old bootroms! You may go into a DFU loop. STAY AWAY!
I don't have any blobs saved.
I reinstalled Itunes a while ago so don't know if restore will work either (I found some backup folders in the (Windows) App Data folder). iFunbox, TinyUmbrella don't see it, only IReb recognized it and made it ready for restore.
Do you think it can be fixed and most importantly save the data from it? Thank you so much for any advice that might help!


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The Thule Insta-Gater holds your bike without drilling, bolting, or wheel removal. The Insta-Gater is a great system that works with all kinds of bike frames and handles wheels from 20" to 29" and up to 3" wide.
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'Healthy industry, healthy people, healthy environment'7-9 March 2011, Melbourne Convention Centre
The 2011 National Plumbing Regulators Forum (NPRF) conference is to be held at the Melbourne Convention Centre with the theme 'Healthy industry, healthy people, healthy environment'.
This year the conference will explore the impact of national licensing and regulation on economic health of the industry and the ability to deliver health and sustainable environmental outcomes.
The NPRF have sourced a range of national and international keynote speakers who will address a range of interesting topics ranging from;• National licensing and regulations • Business outlook • Sustainability and environment • Public health • Innovation
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For children aged 18 to 36 months and their parents or caregivers. During Toddler Time, a librarian reads aloud and leads adult-child pairs in activities. Research indicates the importance of the adult-child bond in building early literacy. Toddler Time also supports early literacy by building vocabulary and sharing age-appropriate literature in an atmosphere of fun, engaging activity.
Lincoln City Libraries presents its popular preschool storytimes at all library locations. Preschool Storytime is a half-hour of books and activities for children ages three, four and five.
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The entire family is welcome to enjoy crafts and storytime from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m., except where other times are noted.
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March 11: Sleepy Time Tales - wear your pj's
April 8: Silly Socks - wear your silliest socks
May 13: How Does Your Garden Grow?
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Holland Hospital's Center for Good Health is participating in a CDC-led National Diabetes Prevention Program
Holland Hospital's Center for Good Health is participating in a CDC-led National Diabetes Prevention Program, designed to bring to communities an evidence-based lifestyle change program for preventing type 2 diabetes.
The National Diabetes Prevention Program teaches participants strategies for incorporating healthier eating and moderate physical activity into their daily lives. During this year-long program, participants work with a Lifestyle Coach in a group setting to identify and discuss overcoming barriers to making modest lifestyle changes. As a group, participants work to identify situations that sabotage their success. This group process encourages participants to share strategies for dealing with challenging situations.
This 1-year lifestyle change program includes 16 core sessions (1 hour per week) and 6 post-core sessions (1 hour per month). Participants aim to lose 5% to 7% of their body weight by reducing fat and calories, and by being physically active for 150 minutes a week (for a person weighing 200 pounds, the goal would be to lose 10 to 14 pounds.) Participants also get useful information about choosing nutritious foods, eating the right portion sizes, reading food labels and practical ways to add physical activity to even the busiest of lifestyles.
The group interaction component of this program is crucial to the program's success. With a supportive group to cheer their successes and empathize with their setbacks, participants don't have to make lifestyle changes alone.
Holland Hospital's Center for Good Health is the local program coordinator. Funding for the program is provided by the American Association of Diabetes Educators in partnership with the Center for Disease Control and Prevention.
There are 17 participants in the first cohort of the program who are now in their fourth week of participation (June 24, 2013). A second cohort of approximately 10 individuals is expected to begin in early July.
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(Tunis, El Kef, Kairouan, Sousse)
Explore the highlights of Tunisia. It's the smallest country in North Africa, yet Tunisia offers variety of landscapes and sights- from Mediterranean beaches to the Sahara desert, from ancient souks to Star Wars film sets. Start off in the capital city of Tunis where you'll explore the medina, the ancient city of Carthage and the Bardo Museum which houses one of the most important collections of mosaics in the world. Spend a day exploring the Roman cities of Bulla Regia and Dougga. Continue down to the holy city of Kairouan where you will discover the city with your private guide. Explore the one of the largest Amphitheatres anywhere in the Roman - El Jem. See the ancient city of Thuburbo Majas before returning to Tunis for your flight home.
A private vehicle with driver will provide a transfer to the airport.
This 12 room hotel is a converted traditional house located right in the Tunis Medina. It features whitewashed and tiled surroundings, with latticed windows. The many-levelled mansion is a surprise after the narrow street, with inner courtyards providing light, space and shade.
Private Vehicle & Guide & Driver.
Enjoy this day of touring beginning with a visit to the National Museum of Bardo. This museum holds an extensive collection of ancient Roman mosaic, considered one of the largest, complete collections in the world. Next, visit the Medina of Tunis, exploring the narrow souk lined streets before heading to lunch. Next, head out to visit the ancient city of Carthage. Explore the ruins which surround this once prosperous Roman city including stops at the Tophet, the Phoenician cemetery, the Punic Harbours, Antonin's Bath, the Carthage Museum and the Saint Louis Cathedral. Continue from here to the village of Sidi Bou Said, boasting spectacular breathtaking views of the Gulf of Tunis.
Depart from Tunis and travel to one of the best preserved Roman historical sites in all of Tunisia, Dougga. Designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1997, Dougga is an outstanding example of ancient Roman architecture, with numerous well preserved columns and structures spread across this 65 hectare site. Next, head out to explore the archaeological site of Bulla Regia, known for its semi-subterranean housing, and outstanding collection of Roman mosaics.
Leklil Hotel is a 3-star property in the town of El Kef
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Enjoy breakfast, bright and early in the morning before departing toward the city of Makthar. Formerly known as Mactaris during the reign of the Roman Empire, this ancient location is littered with ruins of Roman architecture. Explore the many arches, amphitheatres and temples of this once occupied city, before traveling to the holy city of Kairouan.
Set out to Kairouan for a walk through this holy Islamic city, founded in 671 by Okba Ibn Nafâa. It centralized location, proved beneficiary in adding to its renowned reputation for unique, elegant carpet manufacturing, which feature across a wide range of mosques. Visit the impressive Mosque Sidi Okba, founded in the 7th century; this marvel reflects the greatness of the Islam Empire during this era. Visit the Aghlabiden pool, the city's main water reservoir, followed by a stop at Saint Abou Zemaa El Balaoui, also known as the "prophet Berber". Explore the old town (Medina) and enjoy walking through its characteristic markets (the souks).
La Kasbah is seated in Kairouan, the focal point for many Muslim pilgrims traveling from around the world. With a simple, Arab-influenced layout and design, the hotel is host to 94 rooms, 2 junior suites, and a presidential suite. Each promises all the amenities of home as well as international phones. Rakada, the hotel restaurant, promises a menu with all sorts of dishes from around the world. Dine a la carte at Sofra. Pass the time lounging by the pool or sipping Turkish coffee at the cafe.
Depart for El Jem, a once thriving Roman agricultural region, with its grandiose Colosseum, second only in size to that of Rome, attests to the area's great wealth during the Roman reign. The sight of this amphitheater rising in the distance like a Colossus is both wondrous and slightly strange as the present surroundings give no hint of its former importance. It was the scene of games and circuses during the ancient Roman times, with a capacity of holding 35000 viewers. Next, depart to Mahdia, the first capital of the Fatimid dynasty, situated on a rocky peninsula, 1500m in length and less than 500m in width. Upon your arrival a time slot is allocated to explore the Medina. Upon completion of the tour, a transfer is provided to Sousse.
El Mouradi Palace is an Arabian style hotel which offers high standard accommodation and leisure facilities.
After breakfast, the tour begins with a visit to Zaghouan. This quaint town is famed for its roses, which were originally cultivated by Muslim refugees whom departed Spain in the 17th century. Zaghouan is also known as the source location of water used to feed the city of Carthage, via aqueduct, during Roman times. Next, depart to Tuburbo Majus, or Colonia Julia Aurelia Commoda, as it was referred to during the Roman era, which was originally a Punic town converted into a Roman veteran's colony. Continue to Tunis, stopping along the way to take photos of some ancient Roman aqueducts.
The Golden Tulip Carthage Tunis hotel is on dazzling Gammarth Bay, overlooking the crystal clear waters of the Mediterranean, combining Business and Leisure. We have chosen this oasis of calm, tucked amid greenery, for the splendid views as well as nearby ancient sites.
JoyceHorgan ,
November 08, 2012
"I am a world traveller and this was one of my Top 3 vacations ever! Kensington Tours did a great job with EVERY little detail, from the planning to being met and catered to every step of the way. Our favorite lodges were Tau Pan in the Kalahari, Botswana & Moon Mountain in Sossusvlei, Namibia. We especially loved the Batswana people and all the animals we saw at Camp Moremi on the Okavanga River. The highlight of our trip was actually our stay in Swakopmund when we stayed on the South Atlantic & went for an exciting boat ride to see all the sealife up close and personal (like a seal coming onboard the boat!), a rollar coaster dune ride in a 4 X 4!! the balloon ride over the red sand dunes over Namibia and several champagne brunches in the middle of the desert. Also, will never forget all the sundowmer game drives which ended with our favorite cocktail, watching the sunset with wildlife close at hand!
Unforgettable. Thanks Ivona for planning it all!"
MarkMasterson ,
October 26, 2012
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Re: Steven Weru Kinyua, Kenya tour guide
We recently returned from a wonderful 8 day tour of Kenya with Steven, he is an exceptional individual. But one example: As we returned to the Samburu lodge from our first game drive, Steven pointed out a young, sick-looking lion in the shade of a tree. We observed it momentarily and soon returned to the lodge for dinner.
The next day Steven mentioned he had reported the weak young lion to the local Samburu ranger. Steven explained that due to the arrival of a new alpha male in his pride the young lion had likely been chased out before he was able to hunt for himself. He further explained that the young lion would be welcome back in a week or two, if he were alive. I pursued the full story w/Steven. The ranger Steven had reported the weak lion to had been unresponsive, indicating he would do nothing. Steven, unsatisfied w/that response told the ranger to report it to the Head Park Ranger, or he would. The Head Ranger agreed with Steven's analysis of the situation; bought 10 kilos of meat for the young lion; and directed his staff to feed it appropriately.
Steven understood the workings of that lion pride, and has an exceptional knowledge of all the wild animals of Kenya. Furthermore he has a passion for their well-being. He would not accept a lazy, disinterested response from the local ranger. During our trip in Kenya I had occasion to speak to groups of secondary school students. I related Steven's actions as an excellent example of a Kenyan's knowledge, passion and commitment.
One day Steven pointed out a cheetah. We saw the cheetah w/a young impala in its mouth. After the cheetah had choked the young impala, Steven explained the mother cheetah was calling her cubs --it was thrilling to see the 3 cubs come tearing across the plain creating a mini-dust storm in their wake. The mother gave the kill to her cubs. Steven explained they had to learn to open it up. Shortly she sent them off the kill, twenty paces or so, then froze, looking westerly. A lion, smelling the kill Steven explained, was moving off to the north about a 1000 yards away. Intent on the lion the mother cheetah remained frozen in place (as we're the cubs, mimicking their mother). After the lion passed the mother called the cubs back to the kill. Not 15 minutes later the lion came back, followed by yapping jackels, this time moving off to the east of the cheetahs. As soon as the lion appeared, the mother cheetah repeated her previous actions, sending off the cubs and freezing over the kill, intently watching the lion. Steven explained that the jackels were distracting the lion from the kill, knowing if the lion found the kill, nothing would be left for them. Again the lion passed off to the southeast, never able to find the cheetah kill.
This summary highlights events that played out over a 90 minute period. In that time several tourist rovers and vans came, took pictures of the cheetahs, and left. None of those tourists had a complete explanation of the scene that was playing out before us. Game-viewing w/Steven is a rich experience, a clear cut above the average.
In our time w/Steven we had lengthy conversations about the pluses and minuses of grass-burning, the challenges of maintaining wildlife corridors, park encroachment by locals, roadway underpasses for big game, etc. in addition we discussed ukabila and other political challenges facing Kenya. Steven Kinyua is an exceptional Kenyan guide. He has a wonderful sense of humor, and made our Kenya safari a wonderful learning experience we will cherish for years.
Mark Masterson, Ed.D."
Avi J.Moskovitz ,
February 03, 2014
"We finally returned from the most magical vacation in Morocco and we cannot thank Lily and Kensington Tours enough!! This trip was beyond amazing and we are so appreciative for everything done to make this trip happen last minute for us!
We had a spectacular tour guide that spoke 8 languages, Ismail, and the friendliest and warmest driver, Said, whom made the experience absolutely phenomenal! Not only did we learn and see, but we laughed, danced, ate like pigs, kissed camels and snakes, ran in the Sahara desert under the stars, and enjoyed life - which is the best gift of all!
Avi J. Moskovitz & Armando Silva
EbonyHoskins ,
October 18, 2013
"I am so happy that I used Kensington Tours to help with my dream trip to Cape Town South Africa. I was looking for a well respected tour company that planned private guided tours that was not going to cause me my leg, lol. I begin searching companies by reputation and value. I narrowed it down to Kensington Tours because of the quality and value. I felt taken care of prior to my departure due to the detailed itinerary.
From the time of got off the plane to the time I headed back to the states, I was in excellent hands. The service was EXCELLENT! I will definitely use Kensington again. Certainly, a trip of a lifetime!"
DeborahEastland ,
October 29, 2013
"My husband and I have just returned from the trip of a lifetime in Egypt. The sites were amazing and overwhelming. Everything was as promised. We had the most amazing pyramid view and Nile view from our hotels. Our itinerary included the most magnificent sites and we were accompanied by the most informative and friendly people. I highly recommend visiting Egypt. It is totally safe. Thank you to everyone at Kensington for this experience. It was so beyond our expectations!"
JudyChiburis ,
October 31, 2013
"From our greeter, who whisked us through customs in Johannesburg, to all our excellent drivers, guides and associates in Lions Sands, Cape Town and the wine country, everyone was highly professional, well dressed, well mannered, and well informed. Overall our tour worked like a superbly designed, technically perfect Swiss watch. An experience for the ages. Bravo!"
ConniePurtell ,
October 29, 2013
"This was a trip of a life time for me and I was never disappointed. Sylvia listen to me and give me exactly what I wanted in the way of a photo Safari as well as full tour of Cape Town and the wine country. I never had to wait one minute for a guide or any of the transportation provided. The people I dealt with along the way could not have been more courteous and friendly. I just cannot say enough about my experience with Kensington Tours, it was fabulous! "
Hanne Jones ,
October 24, 2013
"I have travelled all my life. I've combed much of Europe, from The arctic north in Norway to the streets of Seville in Spain, the beaches of Cannes and Nice in France and the medieval heart of Bologna in Italy. I've been on two African safaris (one tented, one not), both "luxurious." I've been on more than a dozen jaunts to India, some guided, others not. Over the years I have discovered that I had rather be lost and disoriented in a foreign country than submit once again to the unbending schedule of a guided tour. Hence I had given up tours of any kind, until Molly Kelly, an American Express travel agent, suggested I might want simply to list the places my friends and I wished to see in Morocco then let Kensington Tours make accessing them in an orderly way not only possible but thoroughly enjoyable as well. And this Kensington Tours did. They pulled our disparate destinations together and designed a far, far better route than we could ever have done on our own. They satisfied all our requests and threw in delicious additions, areas of interest we had never considered or even heard of. Our accommodations were well within our means and wonderful. Our guide and driver, not to mention our Mercedes SUV, could not have pleased us more. In other words, thanks to Molly and her recommending Kensington Tours, we had a sensational holiday. "
Anthoula Korina ,
September 05, 2013
"Africa had always been a myth in mind since I was child that was up until a week ago. I just returned from an epic safari adventure! Kenya, Tanzania and the Maasai are sorely missed.
Words cannot fully express the magic of this ever-flowing journey. It was awe-inspiring, breathtaking, free and powerful. My mind keeps playing tricks on me; thinking rather hoping that I'm going to see a giraffe cross a busy NYC street :)
The memories will resonate for a lifetime. To boot, I went on this trip solo; female traveler. Not sure any of it would have been possible w/out Kensington Tours!!! Thank you..."
JaneJennings ,
July 12, 2013
"I had a wonderful trip visiting the mountain gorillas in Uganda. We were able to get really close to the gorillas and watched their interactions with each other. The local people are so gracious and made every minute a delight. The accomodations were great. I loved waking up in the morning to the sounds of the forest. The added luxury of a massage was a great way to end the trip!"
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RENO — The Alliance for Victim's Rights (AVR) will honor outstanding individuals and businesses who have contributed to the betterment of victims of crime in Northern Nevada through the 2012 "Bringing Respect and Honor to Victims" awards.
AVR is looking for nominations in the following categories:
Outstanding Community Member (Helping Hands Award)
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The nominee must have shown commendable service(s) that helped a victim of crime anytime in 2011-2012, up to present day. Previous winners are not eligible for nomination.
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In 200 words or fewer, a letter summarizing the nominee's accomplishments and reasons for nominating this individual, program, or organization. The summary should address what makes the nominee extraordinary and how do the contributions of this nominee qualify as going above and
Nominations must be submitted to the AVR Executive Committee via email at firstname.lastname@example.com or by fax at 355-2221.
Nomination applications and all supporting materials must be submitted by 5 p.m. on March 23. An independent, multi-disciplinary committee will select the winners in early April.
Awards will be presented at the Victim's of Crimes Rights Week Candlelight Vigil on April 25 at 5:30 p.m. at the Mills B. Lane Justice Center, One S. Sierra St. in Reno
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Pizza >Sonny's Pizza & Pasta
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learn how to cut a pizza – Don't get me wrong it's way tasty but it looked like a toddler cut it with a sword. Otherwise it's cute and great. Good service.
San Clemente Locals Love Sonny's – I've been going to Sonny's for years and it never dissapoints me. My favorite pizza is the Margarita pizza. Anything with Sonny's sauce on it is a winner and of course I love the free soda refills. Jeans and a t-shirt are the requirements for dress and flip flops are a must.
Great Italian! – Sonny's has been a favourite of my husand's and myself since 1994 when we used to live in San Clemente. Now we make the trek back often to enjoy the excellent Italian food! The pizza is outstanding, the pasta incredible, the wine selection outstanding! Plus, the atmosphere is romantic! (But also good for family-style dining as well!) Sometimes there is a wait on weekends, but that is worth it! Check out this San Clemente hot-spot for the best Italian around!
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1. Meeting (EPOV)
I could feel the softness of the leaves as I stepped on them running at full speed, the leaves where a healthy green this time of the year and everything looked just like one big green blur to me. Of course, I never hit one tree nor accidentally stomp a creature, running was in my nature it was so easy and the sense of release it gave me had no comparison. It was the feeling of leaving everything behind; going at such a speed that nothing could catch up with me not even my past. To be honest, today I was running from my family. I was trying to give them the privacy they deserve at such intimate moments that I've never experienced and probably never would I thought wryly to myself. You have to me mated to know how they felt, that total love and devotion towards each other. I truly felt like an outsider in my family, a third wheel or in this case a seventh wheel, what mattered was that I could be spared. I knew how much they loved me, how much I would hurt them if I ever went away again but, what could I do? I was always ill-tempered and belligerent like the resentful old man that I should be by now. I could hear Carlisle and Esme always blaming themselves, in their heads it was their fault that I was alone and miserable but truly I was alone by choice. It was not a problem of nurturing, they shouldn't be kicking themselves like that, it was agonizing to hear how they dwelled in pain over their first son. Many vampires had expressed interest in me over the years but I would always politely turn them down, they weren't what I was looking for. I've seen it with Rose and Carlisle, when the one came along I'd know right away. It was just how it worked with us vampires; you fell in love head over heels just once and there is no turning back. That was how I knew the girls I turned down would be okay, because I was not the one for them and they were not the ones for me, neither one of them. I'm too good of a liar if I can convince myself that is the only reason I turned them down, it was true that I wanted neither of those girls but I can't deny that for me I was a monster. I didn't deserve to be happy after everything I've done, I was a low life creature who could never aspire to be love. Everyday the list was there, I may have come back to Carlisle and his way of life but I could never bring back all those people. Even if my victims were barely humans and resemble more to monsters, it was wrong playing god and I had deluded myself into thinking it was right. Emmet keeps telling me to stop beating myself up but I can't, during those dark years I lost myself and gave completely in to the monster inside of me.
I was lost in my train of thought when I saw her, the wind was blowing her scent in the opposite direction and that's why I hadn't smelled her. I froze there standing completely still, a human girl was standing in the middle of my meadow. She stared at me with her head cocked to the side and her eyed reflected confusion like something about me was off. I was too staring at her, she had very pale skin for a human, her straight brown hair cascade down her back gracefully curling at the ends and her frame was slender. She was quite a sight but I couldn't take my eyes of hers, those oddly deep brown eyes like pools of melted chocolate pierced through me with their bewilderedness. I was pinned to that place, I just stood there examining her face and I couldn't make myself leave. I was suddenly anxious to know what she was thinking, did she saw me coming at an inhuman speed to the meadow? Why did she seem so confused? Was she afraid of me? What did she think of me? What was she thinking? That's when it hit me, I hadn't been interrupted by any thoughts when running or even now as I was staring at her, the only train of thought in my head was my own. I felt really vulnerable and frustrated for the first time in my vampire life. I never had to try to hear someone so I felt ridiculous as I penetrated her eyes extremely focus giving her an intense gaze of my own. I was pushing with all my mental strength an imaginary barrier over her head but nothing. I couldn't hear even one word, not even the tenor of her thoughts, this was just exasperating. Who was this girl?
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The frustration was pouring through me, I was still looking but not really seeing the girl lost in my mind. Could vampires get sick? I felt fine, like I always do, so why can't I hear her? This has never happened to me before. I heard her let out an angry sighed and forced myself to see her again. She too seemed really frustrated and I didn't understand why, suddenly I found myself imagining what she was thinking. Every guess seemed worst and less likely than the one before. I took one unconscious step in her direction and her eyes narrowed in suspicion. I glanced at her, clearly she knew I was dangerous. One second was all it took to change everything, the wind blew her scent in my direction and I smelled her for the first time. My throat was burning hotter than the flames in hell, my whole body ached to attack her and my mouth was singing with the venom. I've never imagine such a scent existed, if I knew I would have search the entire planet for it. No! I was better now, I couldn't do this to Carlisle, destroy everything he had work so hard on and let him down again, that was not an option! I knew he would understand, his patience was endless but the thought of my eyes turning crimson with her blood and adding another name to the list had me running away from her. I was the fastest in my family and suddenly I felt like I was about to break a personal record or something. I only stopped when I reached the mountains, there was a valley that I liked to go to when it was autumn as the meadow was dry and lifeless.
I sighed, everything is going to be alright, everything is going to be alright she's not here; I chanted this over and over again to myself. I sat there and grasp the grass, don't turn around and look for her, think of your family. This was so hard, I could still remember vividly her smell in my tongue. I didn't dare to move, my body could betray me and run after her. I closed my eyes but all I could see was the girl staring at me with her bewildered eyes, there was a spark of recognition there hidden; but recognition of what? Wondering what she was thinking was pushing me to the edge, I wanted to run back to talk to her and figure out her mind. What was she thinking? The question was torturing me, my curiosity was inflamed. A nagging puzzle that I would never get the chance to put together. Ug! This was impossible, I could smell her and hear her heart pounding in front of me. I thought it was just my imagination, no human would be able to get here that fast! I opened my eyes and there she was, standing in front of me with here arms secured around her chest and her expression was still frustrated but resigned. I sat there hypnotize by her gaze, she walked with slow but determined movements in my direction. I cut the flow of oxygen to my lungs, I didn't need it and I knew it would be unbearable for me to smell her and not sink my teeth in her. She kneeled before me, from the first second I saw her she has pierce into my eyes never looking away from them. The girl lifted her hand and stroked my cheek gently with her finger tips, her eyes never leaving mine, it felt like an electric current pulsed between us when she touched me. She exhaled heavily and her warm breath brushed my face almost caressing it while she dropped her hand.
"I give up". She finally spoke, her voice was so beautiful, not in an inhuman way like a vampire but it was sweet, warm and soft. "Would you please tell me why your eyes are gold?" I was lost in the sound of her voice, it took me about five seconds to process what she was asking and another to realize she was waiting for me to speak.
"I don't understand your question" I hated to say that aloud, how I wished I could understand what was going on behind those chocolate brown eyes.
"I was sent here for a coven of vampires but something is off. Your skin is pale, hard and cold; you're breathtaking beautiful and run inhumanly fast. But your eyes… they are supposed to be either black or crimson. So would you explain to me why your eyes are golden?" She seemed even more frustrated to say it aloud. I couldn't answer her I was in shocked. She knew.
Chapter 3- "Explanations"http://thetwilightsaga.com/forum/topics/worlds-apart?groupUrl=fanfi...
Chapter 4- "Another World" http://thetwilightsaga.com/forum/topics/worlds-apart?groupUrl=fanfi...
Chapter 5 and 6- "Confusion" and "Reunion" http://thetwilightsaga.com/forum/topics/worlds-apart?groupUrl=fanfi...
Chapter 7 and 8- "Family" and "Interrogation"http://thetwilightsaga.com/forum/topics/worlds-apart?groupUrl=fanfi...
Chapter 9- "Guest" http://thetwilightsaga.com/forum/topics/worlds-apart?groupUrl=fanfi...
Chapter 10- "Interruptions" http://thetwilightsaga.com/forum/topics/worlds-apart?groupUrl=fanfi...
Chapter 11- "Departure" http://thetwilightsaga.com/forum/topics/worlds-apart?groupUrl=fanfi...Chapter 12- "New" http://thetwilightsaga.com/forum/topics/worlds-apart?groupUrl=fanfi...
Chapter 25- "Letters" http://thetwilightsaga.com/forum/topics/worlds-apart?groupUrl=fanfi...
Chapter 26- "Wrecked" http://thetwilightsaga.com/forum/topics/worlds-apart?groupUrl=fanfi...
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Just checking up on you lol. I hope that everything is fine, that school is going great and your health is up to beat and of course that you give us the next chapter soon hahahaha!!!! Nah, just checking that you are doing incredibly awesome.
Have a great weekend!!!!!!
Lots of love
Jose, Jose, Jose. Come out come out where ever you aaaaare!!!!
I'm really really really worry now!!!
Que paso contigo chica!!!
I really hope that all is going well and that you are healthy and that life got more interesting and you are living in full!!!!
Luv you lots!!!
are you gonna post another chapter anytime soon?
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Cons – I feel as if Senior Regulatory management is under-educated. Most of them have moved up the ladder because of their complacency with their jobs rather than their work. CBOE is bringing in over qualified investigators/examiners at entry levels but they are lawyers, CPA's, ex-Market Makers while senior management lacks advanced degrees.
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Wiltshire Fire & Rescue Service has contingency plan in place to deal with emergencies when firefighters strike over Christmas (From Wilts and Gloucestershire Standard)
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Wiltshire Fire & Rescue Service has contingency plan in place to deal with emergencies when firefighters strike over Christmas
4:50pm Saturday 21st December 2013 in News
THE Fire Brigades' Union has called three strike actions over the festive period, starting with a five hour walkout by its members from 7pm on Christmas Eve.
As on previous occasions, Wiltshire Fire & Rescue Service has contingency plans in place to allow as effective an emergency response as possible.
During the industrial action, which is part of a national dispute between the FBU and the Government, there will be no cover from the wholetime fire stations at Swindon, Stratton, Westlea, Trowbridge, Chippenham and Salisbury, or from the on-call stations in Calne, Melksham, Pewsey and Warminster.
Personnel at the remaining 14 on-call fire stations should be providing cover as usual, and additional resilience appliances will operate from Swindon, the Salisbury area, Melksham and Warminster, again crewed by on-call firefighters.
Chief Fire Officer Simon Routh-Jones said: "It is particularly disappointing that the Fire Brigades' Union has chosen Christmas and the New Year period to take further industrial action, as this is supposed to be the season of goodwill. Once again, we will make every effort to provide the best possible emergency response for our local communities, but having reduced resources will undoubtedly have an effect."
He added: "We will still respond to 999 calls during these latest strikes, but it may take us a little longer than usual to arrive, depending on where the incident is. We also have to look at the number of appliances we send in the first instance. The important thing for us is that local people do everything they can to take extra care."
Wiltshire Fire and Rescue Service have put together some top tips for staying safe on Christmas Eve.
The tips are as follows:
Make sure you have smoke alarms fitted and test that they work.
Never leave burning candles unattended. Keep candles out of the reach of children and away from curtains, decorations, cards and wrapping paper.
Make sure all Christmas lights are switched off and unplugged before you go to bed or leave the house. Check that your lights conform to British Standard BS EN 60598.
If you have a real fire, make sure you have the chimney swept and always use a fireguard.
Don't leave cooking unattended, and avoid cooking if you've been out for a festive drink.
If you smoke, make sure cigarettes have been fully extinguished. Take particular care when you're tired or have been drinking, as it's very easy to fall asleep while your cigarette is still burning.
Make sure everyone in your home knows what to do in the event of a fire - get out, stay out and call 999.
If you're out on the roads, drive to the conditions and never drive if you've been drinking. Make sure your car is road safe before you set off, and take regular breaks if you're driving any distance.
Following the action on 24 December, the FBU has said it will strike from 6.30pm to 12.30am on New Year's Eve and then from 6.30am to 8.30am on 3 January.
For further safety advice, visit www.wiltsfire.gov.uk BACK


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|Heavyweight (Per 4/15)
|Rico Verhoeven
|Daniel Ghita
|Gokhan Saki
|Tyrone Spong
|Peter Aerts
|Errol Zimmerman
|Benjamin Adegbuyi
|Ismael Londt
|Hesdy Gerges
|Ben Edwards
|Light HW (per 4/15)
|Gokhan Saki
|Tyrone Spong
|Danyo Ilunga
|Nathan Corbett
|Saulo Cavalari
|Middleweight (per 4/15)
|Wayne Barrett
|Joe Schilling
|Artem Levin
|Steven Wakeling
|Franci Grajs
|Welterweight (per 4/15)
|Nieky Holzken
|Joseph Valtellini
|Simon Marcus
|Marc de Bonte
|Aussie Ouzgni
|70kg (Per 4/15)
|Davit Kiria
|Andy Ristie
|Robin van Roosmalen
|Giorgio Petrosyan
|Murthel Groenhart
|Buakaw Banchamek
|Dzhabar Askerov
|Ky Hollenbeck
|Enriko Kehl
|65kg (per 1/20)
|Masaaki Noiri
|Mosab Amrani
|Yuta Kubo
|Liam Harrison
Today is the day! The K-1 World MAX 2013 Final 16 goes down live from Palma de Mallorca, Spain live at 3:00PM Eastern time here in the United States. The event is the Final 16 of this year's K-1 World MAX tournament, which means eight tournament bouts are set for the card, featuring Andy Souwer vs. Yasuhiro Kido, Buakaw Banchamek vs. David Calvo, Enrico Kehl vs. Henri Van Opstal and more! Tune in live, right here on LiverKick or via Epicentre.tv. Either way you do it, the event is absolutely free of charge!
We'll be bringing you live updates from the event so keep refreshing LiverKick!
K-1 MAX Reserve Bout: Christopher Mena (R3 - Dec.) Chad Sugden - They were closely matched up throughout the first two rounds, but Mena scored a knockdown in the third round which secured the decision for him.
Final 16: Maximo Suarez (R3 - Dec.) Miodrag Olar - Damn, this was just an all-out war. Olar fought very hard, with super heavy hands but Suarez had technique on his side.
Final 16: Buakaw Banchamek (R1 - TKO) David Calvo - What a demolition! Buakaw knocked Calvo down early with a devastating punch to the liver, only for Calvo to stand back up, then get hit with another and was unable to answer the ref!
Final 16: Lee Sung-Hyun (R3 - Dec.) Charles Francois - Lee got a solid knockdown in the first round which helped to dictate the pace of the fight. Francois had a stronger second round, but Lee took the third round easily.
Final 16: Shane Campbell (R1 - KO) Wallace Lopes - Wow, Shane Campbell. Wallace Lopes missed weight and was docked a point but it didn't matter as a kick to the liver (YEAH!) put Lopes down and kept him down.
Final 16: Enriko Kehl (R3 - Dec.) Henri van Opstal - Close, competitive fight. Van Opstal took the first round, but Kehl came back in the second round with the body shots that did some damage, following up with the same stuff in round three for the win.
Final 16: Zhou ZhiPeng (R3 - Dec.) Joey Pagluiso - One of those down and dirty fights that saw a lot of clinching from both sides. Pagliuso was given a yellow card in round three which made it clear that the fight would go in the way of Zhou.
Final 16: Elam Ngor (R3 - KO) Ismat Aghazade - Another ugly fight with Aghazade getting a yellow card for clinching. Ngor landed a body punch and low kick that put Ismat down, with him unable to answer the ref's count in time.
Final 16: Andy Souwer (R3 - Dec.) Yasuhiro Kido - This fight was a lot closer than most would have expected, with Souwer being in control most of the bout but Kido landing some really clean shots. A cut was open over Souwer's eye and it was inspected, but he was cleared to finish the bout.
K-1 World Grand Prix Qualifier: Frank Munoz (R3 - Dec.) Damien Garcia - God, this fight was AWFUL.Add a comment
This weekend might have been a bit slow when it comes to Kickboxing news, but in Australia there was a battle between two big name Heavyweights by the way of Catalin Morosanu from Romania squaring off against Australia's own Ben Edwards. The two were competing for the Kings of Kombat Heavyweight Championship, but I think most importantly, for standing in the Heavyweight division across the world. Morosanu has been trying to make his way into the elite for a while now, somewhere that Edwards has had experience.
It turned into a slugfest early on, according to reports that we've received, with Morosanu fighting the way that we all know he fights; heavy hands, looking for the knockout blow. Edwards, on the other hand, who hasn't always been known as a technician, fought a smarter fight by going after Morosanu's legs throughout the bout. Morosanu was focused on knocking Ben's head off, which meant that he was not of the mind to check the leg kicks, which was his undoing when it came time for the judges to deliberate.
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This weekend was a double shot of SUPERKOMBAT, with the first event being of the SUPERKOMBAT New Heroes persuasion, while the second night was a bigger event by the way of SUPERKOMBAT VIP Edition, featuring Mike Zambidis in a SUPERKOMBAT Championship fight. It was a big weekend for the SUPERKOMBAT crew as they announce that they are on Fight Now TV here in the United States as well as the signing of K-1 Heavyweight Jarrell "Big Baby" Miller, as well as crowning Mike Zambidis as their 71kg Championship.
Here are the results from SUPERKOMBAT VIP Edition;
If there are two names on the SUPERKOMBAT roster I wouldn't mind seeing a lot more of, it would certainly be the high-flying Stoica brothers, Andrei and Bogdan.
Some of the most talented Romanian kickboxers in the game, the brothers competed side-by-side on SUPERKOMBAT's latest "New Heroes" event in Târgoviște. Easily the biggest and most technically skilled names on the card, Bogdan and Andrei took on Marsan Yohan and Zinedine Hameur Lain, respectively.
Bogdan made short work of his opponent, cutting Yohan with a flying knee only seconds into the first round. The ref called a stop to the fight moments later.
Andrei's fight lasted longer, but was equally one sided. The older Stoica brother abused Hameur Lain for 2 and half rounds, dropping his opponent with a nasty body shot in the second and pounding his arm with blistering left kicks throughout. Just when it looked like the Romanian would be content to coast to a unanimous decision victory, Andrei unleashed a brutal right hand that put Hameur Lain down and out for good.
I'd like both Andrei and Bogdan to face a step-up in competition in the near future, considering they've been absolutely plowing through mostly everyone SUPERKOMBAT has put in front of them. While Bogdan no doubt needed a warm-up fight or two after coming back from a nearly career ending moto accident, it's relatively clear he's leagues above the level of talent he's been facing.
You can check out the two finishes below, and expect ful results from Targoviste later in the day.
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Friday Night Fights was back at the Broad Street Ballroom Friday night with a short but sweet card of great fights. The action started with a scrappy, rock 'em sock 'em bout with very little kicking but a lot of punching, followed by a fight that had all the clinching, kneeing, and kicking that the first fight lacked.
The next two JR. Middleweight fights were very exciting, with Mike Koufalis kicking off a night of victories for Renzo Gracie NYC. The southpaw used beautiful technique and striking combinations to break the three fight win streak of Weapons 9's formerly undefeated Sean McCardle. McCardle was rocked twice in round 2 and failed to answer the bell for round 3, giving Koufalis the win by TKO. After that, N.J. McLaughlin made short work of Eric Broullet with a TKO 1 minute 22 seconds in round 1. Then Jafar "Cookie Monster" Toshev won the crowd over with packs of cookies as well as the fight against Chris Tapia. Tapia looked very powerful, but couldn't seem to capitalize on most of their striking exchanges or in the clinch, while Toshev utilized a very nasty face teep and low kick and eventually took the win by UD.
The Main Event was a full rules pro bout between Joe Sampieri and James Martinez. Martinez swept Sampieri immediately but Sampieri bounced right up and spent the rest of the round in beast mode and made Martinez pay; he dumped Martinez on the ground repeatedly and was very aggressive. Martinez was visibly rocked at the end of the round, got an eight count and was only narrowly saved by the bell. Sampieri continued to dominate in round two, dropping Martinez with a right head kick that gave him the win by TKO at 46 seconds into the round.
The next fight was a full rules five round bout between amateur featherweight fighters with hair statements, Joe 'Mustache' Mueller and Rudy 'Flat Top' Felix (not their actual fight names). Both fighters started slowly but rapidly proceeded to flashier techniques and flying strikes, which were a pleasure to watch. Felix dominated the first half of the fight but seemed to lose speed in the later rounds, which allowed Mueller to come back in the clinch.
Following was the only title fight of the night, a full rules five round fight for the JR. Middleweight Title Belt between Sean Fagan and Chris Williams. Williams, who fought just a few weeks ago in New Jersey, controlled the fight and outmuscled Fagan in the clinch. Fagan was very gritty and managed to cut Williams in round one, but couldn't seem to get anything else started until round four, when his right cross started landing. Williams continued to dominate but was docked a point in round five for an illegal knee, and judges opted to give the win to hometown favorite, Fagan, by UD.
The final Co-Main event fight was a full rules pro bout between Elijah Clarke and Michael Stevens. Clarke had the reach advantage but Stevens was able to get in and force the fight into the clinch, and was not shy about throwing elbows either. There was some confusion about the actual length of the fight, whether it was to be three rounds or five rounds, and while both fighters looked game to keep it going, much to everyone's disappointment the fight was called at the end of three rounds. Clarke got the final win of the night for Renzo Gracie NYC by split decision.
Friday Night Fights August 16th Results
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MAX Muay Thai held their last big event on August 10th in China, where newly-signed K-1 fighter Buakaw Banchamek made his return to the ring in actual competition. MAX Muay Thai has picked up the mantle of Thai Fight by having Thailand vs. the World as a running theme and this show was no different, with the Thai fighters facing off against some formidable competition from far away lands. Of course, these fights were a bit more competitive, but the Thai fighters were able to walk away victorious in the end.
Fans might have wanted more fireworks or finishes, but these were some solid fights. You have to remember that Buakaw hasn't fought a real fight in a while now, consider this a tune-up fight.
67kg Tournament: Saketdao (R3 - Dec.) Liam Harrison
Kem Sitsongpeenong (R3 - KO) Maiki Karatanasis
Sittichai Sitsongpeenong (R3 - Dec.) Jordan Watson
Buakaw Banchamek (R3 - Dec.) Dong WenFei
Slamm held their last big event, Slamm!! Soema Na Basi IV yesterday in Suriname which featured a few fights of note, with the biggest being the main event between Slamm's Ismael Londt and Romania's Benjamin Adegbuyi. Adegbuyi has really burst onto the scene over the last few years, fighting some really legitimate competition and holding his own. This fight was no different, as this was arguably one of the biggest fights of his young career. Adegbuyi was the aggressor throughout the fight, landing a hard shot in the first round that had Londt reeling but the referee didn't count as a down. The third round was the real deciding factor, as a left hook sent Londt crashing to the canvas, proving to be the biggest shot of the fight. Londt fought hard, though, and was able to get up, but not able to score any significant blows before the fight ended.
The big win for Adegbuyi helps to propel his career even further now, with a win over a top ten Heavyweight. Here are more results from the event, courtesy of the MixFight forums.
1. A +95 kg 3x3 Ismael "Mr. Pain" Londt (Suriname) vs Benny Adegbuyi (Roemenië) WOP
2. MMA Pro 75 kg Victor "Tigri" Kuku (Angola) WOP vs Djamil Chan (China/Suriname)
3. A 70 kg 3x3 Cedric Manhoef (Suriname) WOP vs Mika Tahitu (Molukken)
4. A 82,5 kg 3x3 Darryl Sichtman (Suriname) WOP vs Fernando Groenhart (Nederland)
5. A 95 Kg 3x3 Dangelo Marshall (Suriname) WOP vs Nedd Evan (Aruba)
6. C 78 Kg 3x3 Valentino Brunswijk (Suriname) vs Marciano Bhoegwandas (Suriname) WOP
This weekend Jerome Le Banner continued his march of dominance over moderately decent competition as he fought against the promising up-and-comer that is Vitaly Akhramenko in France at Fight Night San Tropez. The fight was for the WKN Super Heavyweight Championship, which saw Le Banner stop Akhramenko in the second round in a fight that had a lot of fight fans interested. Akhramenko was a step up from some of the other competition that we've seen Le Banner against and this is a fantastic warm-up for his fight against Sergei Kharitonov at GLORY 10 Los Angeles.
The event also saw Emmanuel Payet defeating Arnold Oborotov by decision for the WKN Light Heavyweight World Title, Vladimir Mineev defeated Thiago Beowulf for the WKN Heavyweight World title and Nicolas Wambas stopping former K-1 great Stefan Leko in the fourth round in a Super Fight. Another highlight for the event was that Sylvester Stallone was in attendance at the event, most likely checking out what Jerome Le Banner does best in his home of France.Add a comment
Take On Productions returned for a third time to Atlantic City, giving Muay Thai fighters and fans from all over a little taste of what it means to be "Jersey Strong" by bringing the fights back to Bally's Hotel & Casino. Highlights included several full-rules amateur bouts, particularly the first woman's fight of the night, Jess Ng of Sitan Gym versus Kit Fung of Queens MMA. After a full-rules, five round battle, Ng was the victor by Unanimous Decision, giving her her tenth consecutive win. Dubious judging marred an otherwise great showing in the main event which featured Omar Estevez of Sitan Gym versus a very cocky Christopher Williams of Pound 4 Pound MMA. After some flagrant showboating in the first round, Williams fought a close fight with Estevez, and took a controversial win by Unanimous Decision, which was met with loud booing from the crowd.
Take On Muay Thai XXII
Ricardo Mixco (Crazy 88 Maryland) def Chris Berrocal (Impact Muay Thai) via UD
Nick Grant (The Wat) def Christian O'Bannon (Sitan Gym PA) via Split Decision
Vinnie Landolfo (Impact Muay Thai) def Dan Walls (Choice Martial Arts NJ) via Split Decision
Carl Gaeta (5 Points Muay Thai) def Matt Bonaventure (Pinpoint Muay Thai) via UD
Gerson Ochoa (Daddis Fight Camp) def Joe Laterra (Impact Muay Thai) via TKO RD 3
Jess Ng (Sitan Gym NY) def Kit Fung (Queens MMA) via UD
Keeman Diop (Crazy 88 Maryland) def Boya Gao (Cool Hearts Muay Thai) via TKO RD 1
Pete Bouton (Impact Muay Thai) def Derrick Garlington (BC MMA) via UD
Nicole Scimeme (Pride Fitness & MMA NY) def Bridget Mceleice (Daddis Fight Camp) via UD
Paul Banasiak (Thornton Muay Thai CT) def Jose Araujo (The Wat) via Split Decision
Georgui Smaguin (Pride Fitness & MMA NY) def Brian Hansen (5 Points Muay Thai) via UD
Christopher Williams (Pound 4 Pound MMA Canada) def Omar Estevez (Sitan Gym NY) via UD
Full event can be watched here:
https://www.gfl.tv/Events/Fight/MuayThai/Battle_at_Ballys_3__Takeon_Productions/2010Add a comment
So, I'm well aware that Lion Fight 10 went down last night, but where was the live coverage? Albuquerque has been in the middle of monsoon season, which means crazy storms, tons of lightning, flash flooding and everything else in the book outside of biblical plagues. For some reason my satellite never went down last night, but my internet was spotty at best, so here are the Lion Fight 10 results kind of late, but better than never.
The main event saw Yodsanklai batter and bruise Chike Lindsay, who had a good first round but then felt the full power of Yodsanklai and was unable to do much. The co-main event saw Matt Embree and Kevin Ross square off in a decision that is hotly-contested, but if you watch the fight closely, Embree was indeed the winner. Ross was applying a lot of pressure throughout the fight, but Embree was landing the cleaner strikes and counters. Ross rallied near the end, but it wasn't enough in the judges eyes to give him the W.
Tiffany Van Soest lived up to her hype in capturing the Lion Fight Women's Featherweight Championship against a tough Lucy Payne via a first round stoppage. A few well placed punches followed up by some brutal elbows was all that the ref needed to see before he stepped in to call the fight. Sean Kearney came in on late notice against a man he knows very well in Malaipet Sasiprapa and once again Malaipet was able to get the better of him, just working him over the whole fight with his kicks and clinchwork.
Ognjen Topic and Coke Chunhawat put on what was arguably the most entertaining fight of the night, as Ognjen was strong earlier on in the fight, but Coke was able to surge later in the fight thanks to the local fans cheering him on. It was a classic battle of Ognjen being stronger from the outside and Coke feeling more comfortable in close with the clinch. The opening fight saw two less experienced fighters in Jason Andrada and JP Cole square off in what was a good scrap and saw Andrada take the W.
Yodsanklai Fairtex (R5 - UD) Chike Lindsay
Matt Embree (R5 - UD) Kevin Ross
Tiffany Van Soest (R1 - TKO) Lucy Payne
Malaipet Sasiprapa (R5 - Dec.) Sean Kearney
Ognjen Topic (R5 - SD) Coke Chunhawat
Jason Andrada (R5 - UD) JP ColeAdd a comment


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SOLUS is Queen's Student On-Line University System. You'll have access to a SOLUS account once you become a Queen's student. You'll use SOLUS to register for courses, add and drop courses, update your contact information, view financial and academic information, and pay your tuition.
Selected Women Writers II
A survey of women writers from after 1900. Geographical focus of course may vary from year to year. Focuses on English, American and Canadian women writers of the twentieth century.
In A Room of One's Own (1929), Virginia Woolf wonders, "who shall measure the heat and violence of the poet's heart when caught and tangled in a woman's body?
This course introduces you to fiction, poetry and drama by twentieth-century and twenty-first century women writers who have sought both to "measure" and to heal the division between poet's heart and woman's body that Woolf so eloquently describes.
First, we will concern ourselves with the global diversity of feminine Anglophone literary traditions across categories of genre, race, ethnicity, class, sexuality, and geography. Second, we will explore how women writers adapt and alter masculine literary influences to both scandalous and sobering effect. Finally, we will consider how literature by women offers a unique and often dissident perspective on the radical social, economic, psychological, scientific and technological, and cultural transformations of the modern and contemporary world. Throughout the dissemination of this course, pertinent reference will be made to aural, oral, visual and digital cultural production by women as well as to significant moments of collective struggle.
|Discussion Forum
Assignment 1 (750-1000 words)
Assignment 2 (1000-1500 words)
Optional Assignment* (bonus grade)
|Final Exam
Optional Assignment*
The optional assignment is to encourage you to use your training in another discipline to produce a different method of reading literary texts. For example, if you are an English major and a History Minor, you can write a historical essay rather than a literary one. If you are a Politics Major and an English Medial, you can write an essay which resembles one that you are likely to write for a Politics course. Your subjects or objects of investigation will still be the literary texts in this course, but your approach will be one that draws on your knowledge of a different discipline and the kinds of questions and vocabulary that are germane to it. This assignment can also involve a creative option: art, music, performance, digital media, poetry including spoken work, dramatic sketches or stand up comedy, journalism, video, and fiction. See details in syllabus.
Final Examination
Students must write their exam on the day and time scheduled by the University. The start time may vary slightly depending on the off-campus exam centre. Do not schedule vacations, appointments, etc. during the exam period.
Learning Outcomes
While women have a well-established "literature of their own" (Elaine Showalter's phrase) and no longer need to prove its existence, the continue to defend its value and necessity. The aim of this course is to explain whether and how a distinct female voice, perspective, and style can be discerned in the astonishing wealth and variety of Anglophone literary traditions and why sexual difference matters in the writing and interpretation of literature. By the end of this course, you should be able to:
- make relevant links between women writers and their historical and cultural contexts without reducing their writing to autobiography
- understand the feminine literary tradition chronologically as well as geographically
- trace the development of women's writing from the internalization of and resistance to masculine norms to the creation of new forms of female identity that escape the shadow of men
- explain why and how women's writing is an act of defamiliarization, shocking us out of our complacency, making the world and self anew, and doing so through the power of linguistic expression
- write about women in a complex fashion, attending to race, class, sexuality, and culture, and without turning women into heroes or victims
- write well-argued and eloquent essays that demonstrate your unique style and perspective. While learning about the characteristics that make each writer on the course distinct from her companions, you should be able to refine your own sensibility and find new ways of expressing yourself. The writers you read may well serve as models for how you write.
- and, if you're lucky, discover thoughts, emotions, perceptions, sensations, facts, dreams and visions you haven't encountered before and all without the aid of vampires!
Textbooks and Materials
CDS reserves the right to make changes to the required material list as received by the instructor before the course starts. Please refer to the Campus Bookstore website at http://www.campusbookstore.com/Textbooks/SearchEngine/ to obtain the most up-to-date list of required materials for this course before purchasing them.
Course Notes
Students will obtain their lesson notes and assignments from the course Moodle site beginning the first day of term.
Required Textbook:
Available from Queen's Campus Bookstore (http://www.campusbookstore.com/)
- S. Gilbert and S. Gubar, eds., The Norton Anthology of Literature by Women: The Traditions in English, Volume 2, Third Edition.
The free registration code to the online resources is: http://www.wwnorton.com/college/english/nalw/ and can be found on the inside cover of the book. Students will be able to access the online resources even if they buy a used copy of the text.
Recommended Textbooks:
- Diana Hacker and Nancy Sommers. A Canadian Writer's Reference. Fifth edition. Bedford: St. Martin's Press, 2011.
It is likely some of you have an earlier edition of this work. Please note that the latest edition offers updates based on changes to the MLA Style Guide. All documentation and citation MUST follow MLA Style and, therefore, Hacker is an indispensable resource. This is also an excellent resource for correcting grammatical and stylistic errors. www.dianahacker.com/writersref
- Ross Murfin and Supryla M. Ray. The Bedford Glossary of Critical and Literary Terms. Third Edition. Bedford: St. Martin's Press, 2009. http://bcs.bedfordstmartins.com/litgloss/
Time Commitment
The amount of time necessary to complete the course successfully will vary from student to student. I recommend, ideally, 15 hours a week, but 10-12 hours a week is reasonable time commitment for most students.
Please be aware that literary texts should be read at least twice, and, particularly if you are writing assignments on them, 3 or 4 times with care in order to communicate not only what the story or poem or play is about, but how the text tells its story or communicates its perspective, and why its style or diction or point of view alters conventional ways of seeing the world and our place in it. In short, you should not only be able to paraphrase the text, but to use literary vocabulary to describe its most significant features. Reading a text more than once allows you to build on or challenge first and hasty impressions; the correct use of literary terms adds depth, substance, and nuance to your interpretation and shows that you respect the literariness of the text.
Course Resources
About SOLUS
About MOODLE
Moodle is Queen's online learning platform. You'll log into Moodle to access your course. All materials related to your course—notes, readings, videos, recordings, discussion forums, assignments, quizzes, groupwork, tutorials, and help—will be on the Moodle site.
About Credit Units
Queen's courses are weighted in credit units. A typical one-term course is worth 3.0 units, and a typical two-term course is worth 6.0 units. You combine these units to create your degree. A general (three-year) BA requires a total of 90 credit units.
Computer Requirements
To take an online course, you'll need a good-quality computer (Windows XP/Vista/7, Pentium III, or Mac OS X 10.5, G4 or G5 processor, 256 MB RAM) with a high-speed internet connection, soundcard, speakers, and microphone, and up-to-date versions of free software (Explorer/Firefox, Java, Flash, Adobe Reader). See also Preparing For Your Course.
The deadlines for new applications to Queen's are 1 April (for May summer term), 1 June (for July summer term), 1 August (for fall term), and 1 December (for winter term). All documents must be received by the 15th of the month following the deadline. You can register for a course up to one week after the start of the course. See also Dates and Deadlines.
Tuition Fees
Tuition fees vary depending when you start, your year, faculty, and program. Fees for 2014-15 first-year Distance Career Arts & Science Canadian students are as follows: for a 3.0-unit course, $605.31; for a 6.0-unit course, $1210.62. See also Tuition and Payment.
Campus Bookstore
All textbooks can be purchased at Queen's Campus Bookstore.
Non-Queen's Students
All Queen's Arts and Science Online courses are open to students at other universities. Before applying as a visiting student, request a Letter of Permission from your home university that states that you have permission to take the course and apply it to your degree. See also Apply.
Academic Integrity
Please see Queen's policy statement on academic integrity for information on how to complete an online course honestly.


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