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TravelPod Member ReviewsMercure Carcassonne Porte de la Cite
Fine little hotel just across the parking lot from the walled city of Carcassonne. Comfortable rooms (except the AC wasn't working) and good food.
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Historical Traveler Reviews Mercure Carcassonne Porte de la Cite
Great location especially with a car.
We chose this hotel for a couple of nights in Carcassone because of what we'd seen in earlier reviews about having your car in one of the hotels within the old city. They were right - it would have been a pain where as the Mercure was only 2/3 minutes walk (uphill) away but without the aggravation. That alone would have made it a great choice.
We had an upgraded room which was new and rather swish - very comfortable, wonderful bathroom with bath/shower and a wet room shower, proper sized towels and nice toiletries. It was so hot while we were there (air conditioning was tip top) that we didn't want to walk anywhere the first night so we ate in the hotel. First class and a great wine list which wasn't expensive. The hotel itself is quiet, well maintained with a lovely courtyard and gardens. I think a regular room would be a good choice too.
The whole focus of guides to Carcassone is naturally on the old part - which is wonderful but, the newer part is nice too and there are better restaurants there than you'll find behind the ramparts which tend to be designed for tourists. The walk from the Mercure to the town proper is about 15/20 minutes so you're a bit removed if you want to look outside the historic old city, or the hotel. for dinner.
Quiet and quaint (for a chain hotel)
The location of this hotel is convenient for visiting la Cite Medievale, virtually steps away from the official tourist parking lot. However, it is a little further away from the River Aude and new town, where there are more, probably better restaurants than in la Cite. I would say it is still walking distance though.
The best thing about the Mercure Carcassonne is its setting. When I visited in June the garden was lush and full of flowers. The swimming pool is a little bit up the hill from the hotel building. Although it is a chain hotel with modern construction, it feels like an older country home because of the garden.
The room I had was small, but clean and functional. There is also a mini-bar type fridge in the room. Didn't try the restaurant but it was well-patronized at breakfast.
One good thing, but also source of complaint that I have, and this probably applies to all Accor hotels in France, is the availability of WiFi in the entire hotel, including the rooms. However, it is offered by Orange France and the rate is high - 20 Euro for 24 hours or 65 Euro a week at the time of my stay. If you are touring and sticking to the Accor chain, you can get a week and use it at each hotel that has WiFi, which will be a better deal than paying each time for 24 hours. I wish it were cheaper or free though.
In summary, recommended. And I highly recommend Carcassonne for a short visit too - la Cite Medievale itself is very impressive, just have to ignore all the touristy stuff. Walk around the town, along the Aude, and make sure to try lots of the local wines.
Great location, very welcoming
Ideally placed for access to La Cite, although the final steps up were a little wearing in the southern French heat. A modern style hotel with very friendly staff who could cope (mostly!) with conversations in English. The restaurant provided good meals at reasonable prices although the breakfasts were not particularly wonderful. Of special note were the Grand Vins de Mercure featuring decent wines of Burgundy and Bordeaux at incredibly good prices, mostly below 30 Euro. The rooms are air conditioned but when the outside temperature rose above 30 degrees C the units seemed to struggle to de-humidify the air, but it was certainly better than nothing. The rooms are compact but adequate. The external swimming pool with poolside bar was pleasant for a late afternoon dip and drink.
Cozy, comfortable, convenient and charming with outstanding service
Being American with a French vocabulary consisting of 4 words, I was very nervous, but the staff at Mercure was absolutely wonderful at making me feel at ease. They helped me with car rental, train tickets, directions, exchanging money - totally prepared for any situation. It's safe too behind a security gate. Everything about Mercure is charming, but the service is what makes it stand out. The restaurant is excellent: the dinner fantastic (must try the salmon!), the wine fabulous, the breakfast a good value. It's not easy to find, so spend the 10Euros and cab it from the train station. Great view out the back of the medieval city. I walked there and had a great afternoon. When you return, a beautifully landscaped courtyard is the ticket if you enjoy a peaceful glass of wine outdoors. If its cold, no problem, a cozy sitting area with fireplace is just the thing. Room was clean, the shower hot, the towels soft, the bed just ok. The only thing I didn't expect was the natural wake up service you get free of charge - a rooster in the row of houses nearby! Overall a great place worthy of more stars. Good for couples wanting a romantic getaway. I recommend it highly.
Pleasently Surprised - Recommended
We travelled as a family with two early-teen kids, and stayed in early Jan 2006. We asked and received adjoining rooms. The citadel could been seen from the bedroom windows, which looked onto the back of the hotel. The hotel's location is ideal - about 200 yards from the Eastern gates.
The rooms were spotless. Not huge, not tiny, but adequate. Our plan was to spend as little time as possible in the hotel, and as much time as possible exploring. We rented a car to travel around, and the hotel carpark (free) was very handy - especially as parking this close to the cite would be difficult in high season.
We ate in the hotel restaurant twice - once when we arrived for lunch, and one night for dinner. The food was excellent - a high standard - although expensive in comparison to the many restaurants in the area.
For anyone with a car, the hotel location is very handy for getting on and off the main motorway - this is also very useful because navigating the tiny and narrow streets can be very intimidating.
The service in the hotel was great. We also occasionally had a drink in the small but cosy bar each night, and the staff were very efficient and friendly.
It was our first trip to this part of france and we would recommend it to anyone. The food and wine of the area are fantastic, the people are friendly, the scenery is magnificent, and medieval castles and bastides provide a wonderful backdrop. We would recommend visitting Mirepoix (lost-in-time village), Limoux (for the wonderful Blanquette), Castlenaudary (for the exquisite Cassoulet), and we would also recommend visiting some wine Chateau too. Our main regret is not fitting in a visit to Montsegur. We'll be back!
Great location, reasonable rooms
Great location, reasonable rooms, good resteraunt and car parking. Nice friendly staff as well. There are hotels within the city walls, but for this was a good compromise of price and location.
Terrific value & great location
Steps from the Old City in a pleasant setting. Excellent price and special for seniors with FREE parking. Rooms are clean albeit somewhat sparse but more than adequate. Pleasant dining room off garden, substantial breakfast plus a Pool make for a lovely stop.
Quaint and Petite
We found the Mercure de la Cite quite charming. Our room had two single beds with colorful yellow and blue coverings. No duvets here. The rooms were very tiny. We closed up the luggage rack in the closet , and put the chair by the dresser in the closet. The bathroom was very clean. Actually none of this bothered us. We were within walking diestance of the walled city of Carcassone so after dinner we strolled up and through the city. It was a sight to behold all lit up for the evening.
The dining room at this Mercure was quite charming also. The ceiling had beams and the floor was a rough planking of light gray. There was a fireplace and comfortable chairs in the small lobby. There is an elevator here but there are only two floors. All the rooms overlooked either the garden or the castle in Carcassone.
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Carcassonne- Mercure-Porte de la Cit�
The Mercure Porte de la Cit�, is a three star hotel two minutes away from the walled Old City, La Cit�, a medieval castle and fortressed city definitely worth a visit. The hotel is quite nice with parking included in the rate. As seniors we received an unexpected but pleasant surprise of a 6% rate reduction and a two-for-one breakfast (the regular rate of a full buffet breakfast is 11€). We could see the walled city out the window of our room, lit up at night. Quite an impressive sight. There are some good restaurants in town: the caf� du Dome, 35 rue des Trois Couronnes serves an excellent home-made cassoulet, or the Casino Cafeteria, serving a wide variety of food choices at a reasonable price. Also worth considering is the Pizzeria la Divine Com�die, 29 blvd Jean-Jaures.
Great Hotel
If this is only a 2 star hotel, I'd love to see a 5 star!!
Friendly staff with lots of useful maps of the area, the town and La Cite.
Great location: two mins walk to the ramparts and 10 mins walk around the ramparts to the lower town and area to the restaruants and old bridge.
Rooms a little on hte small side but very comfortable and clean with views over vineyards. Very secure private parking with its own decent restaurant and bar. Food on room service was excellent if a little pricey.
Really enjoyed our stay here, in May. Near enough to all the amenities but far enough away from the crowds.
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Tex-Mex food has put zing into café menus Australia-wide. Now Tex-Mex experts El Camino Cantina in the Rocks have a brunch special that will perk up your Sunday like a proverbial jumping bean. From 11am to 2pm every Sunday, $29 gets you a breakfast item plus unlimited beverages (Bloody Marys, Margaritas, draught beer and soft drinks) for an hour. Those brekky selections include a Breakfast Burrito packed with scrambled eggs, chorizo, diced potatoes, bacon and cheese with arugula salad; Huevos Sopes, namely poached eggs on fresh corn and chilli fritters with smoked pork and chipotle hollandaise; and Huevos and Chorizo – build-your-own tacos with flour tortillas, chorizo, scrambled eggs, pico de gallo, crema, black beans and guacamole. And if you're lucky, there might even be a mariachi band playing. El Camino Cantina is a big, bold venue at 18 Argyle Street (right next to the Argyle) that also offers Happy Hours Sunday to Friday (with free chips, salsa, queso and drink specials), Ghost Chilli Mondays (a burger and a beer for $20) and Wing Wednesdays (with a dozen wings for $15). Book your visit at the website.
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Heya guys. If you've been following my general social medianess, this blog post probably won't be too surprising.
The TL;DR Version: KB will be moving to a "when I have time for one" update schedule for the next few months as I focus on other projects and preparing to move back to the US this spring.
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God I hate hiatuses. Please believe that no one finds KB's spotty updating more infuriating than me. But as my various responsibilities have piled up, I realized that something had to give if I don't want to drive myself completely insane over this coming winter.
If you're unaware of my other projects, I'm currently teaching English in Japan and drawing comics about it over at Let's Speak English. I also write a magical girl comic called Sleepless Domain, which starting in December will also be drawn by me. Drawing three comics along with a day job is obviously a heavy task, but it's one I was hoping I'd be able to manage. But the more I think about it, the more I realized I should be leaving at least a bit of time to enjoy my last few months in Japan and continue to experience things here without being 100% locked up drawing comics.
KB is and has always been something that's super important to me, and something I 100% plan to finish and release an omnibus of. But with all these responsibilities lately, I feel like I've been pushing out pages I'm not entirely happy with and the comic's been suffering for it. I've also been growing as an artist lately, and I've been wrestling with the inherent style of KB compared to my other work, if that makes sense? It's hard to describe, but it's caused some serious art blockage lately.
My plan is that KB will continue to update occasionally in the meantime, and then move back to a more regular schedule when I'm back in the US after this March. I definitely think the final product will be better for the delay, but know that this is a decision I've made after weeks of frustrated soul searching. Leaving KB feels like leaving my child at a park and hoping it doesn't hurt itself while I'm gone?? But those who've been here for a few years know that it's survived one country switch, and I don't plan to let this one be any different.
Thank you so much to everyone for your constant patience and support. It truly never ceases to amaze me. Stay awesome!
Heya guys! A couple updates:
First off, if you don't happen to follow my tweets or whatnot, I have a new ongoing project!
I'm currently working on redrawing Track 1 of the comic in my spare time. It's driven me nuts for years that it's so doofily drawn and meandering, and it really sucks for printing with all its ridiculous bright colors. Hopefully the new version will give a fresh perspective on things, and also help new readers jump in without having to suffer first!
It's just seven pages at the moment, but I'll be updating in batches as I finish more! They go up more frequently on the patreon as a bit of a bonus ;)
And if you're wondering why I skipped the first 3 pages before the title... it's because they have that damn arachbot from Track 2 that I'd love to redesign. But I don't wanna do that without redrawing track 2 itself, so that would have to wait for later ;0. AND NO REDRAWS AFTER THAT! I think I hit some kinda stride around track 3 and it's much more bearable. It's just the first two that have always driven me nuts~!
Besides that, I also wanted to note that I've removed comments from the site. Please know that this isn't a result of any real problem with them! Everyone's always been super cool and knowledgeable in the comments here. I just have so many things to keep up with nowadays that I never get time to check and moderate them! >_< I usually find out something's happening from twitter or elsewhere.
If you'd like to comment on individual updates, there's always the Patreon, tumblr posts, twitter, or facebook XD...
And thank you so much to everyone as always for reading the comic and for your support! We're just a few days away from Kiwi Blitz's SIXTH ANNIVERSARY, which is pretty insane when I think about it. Time flies when you're drawing ridiculous webcomics! ;0
Heya guys!
You may have noticed that page 416 has a different style than the previous pages, yet with an oddly familiar look...
To make a long story short, I'm back to pencilling KB myself for now!
Grace got an amazing job opportunity at an animation studio in California. I want to point out that she was perfectly willing to try doing both things at once, because she's the best. But between the move and the general rigors of animation work, I wanted to make sure she wasn't stressing over KB while taking such a huge step in her inevitably successful career! So, for now at least, I've taken pencilling back on. Be sure to keep an eye on places like Grace's tumblr as she continues to make stupidly amazing work in all fields >:0
As for KB itself, I'm a bit nervous to be back in the pencilling saddle! It's definitely always been the hardest part of the process, and I already miss having someone more skilled than me to figure out the hard stuff. But it's been over a year since I last pencilled the comic myself, and I think I've come a long way artistically since then! So I'm excited to show that to you guys, along with all the other stuff I have planned for this comic chapter :>
Thanks for sticking with KB as always, and I hope you enjoy these coming pages!
Heya guys! I suddenly realized the past month was probably pretty confusing if you don't happen to follow my tumblr/twitter/goofy image links in the sidebar, so I decided to make a blog post here about my Patreon.
If you aren't familiar, Patreon is a system where you can basically donate a subscription amount to an artist. There's different tiers and stretch goals, kind of like kickstarter, but it's intended for regular content rather than making one big product.
You can read about the different rewards and milestone goals over at the patreon page, but the most relevant to this site is that any month the patreon hits $1000+, KB will update twice a week for the next month. Honestly, I'm amazed that it managed to hit that goal in the first month, which is why we had so many KBs in December. We fell a little short of it for January, but we're on track for another possible month of double updates in February!
So if you happen to have some bucks to spare, maybe consider becoming a KB Patremon! At $1+ you'll have access to the monthly wallpaper and backer request stream, and at $5+ you'll get early higher-res updates for both KB and Let's Speak English. Friday's KB is up there right now, in fact! I'm also doing weekly streams of various work, which you can catch most easily from my twitter or tumblr.
My content will always be here for free, and I never want anyone to feel obligated to pay me money for it. But if you happen to be so inclined, it really helps me focus my time on the work that's closest to my heart. And if you're already a backer, I seriously can't thank you enough. The fact that the patreon's been this successful so far has been a huge surprise and delight to a self-concious comic kid. Every dollar I save now buys me time in the future to pursue what's really important to me. Thank you so, so much!
Heya guys! I'm not sure how many of ya already read my Let's Speak English comics, but we just finished making a new site for it over at marycagle.com!
If you're not familiar, it's my journal comic about teaching English and Japan and what a weird person I am.
So if you haven't seen it, you can read it all easily over there! I also post 'em all to my tumblr if you're one of those TUMBLR KIDS.
That's all! Seeya next Friday for another KB!
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Thank you so much once again to everyone who requested something, and/or attended the stream!


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Hi guys,is this the first time you play DOTA using Razor?love playing DOTA using Razor?if you liked play using Razor here is a perfect guide for a looser not for a pro.sorry for my bad english cause im still a kid.
* Affiliation: Scourge
* Attack Animation: 0.3 / 0.7
* Damage: 45 - 47
* Casting Animation: 0.5 / 0.125
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* Sight Range: 1800 / 800
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Razor is lightning incarnate. It is a living being, capable only of unleashing it's tremendous electrical power to anything and everything nearby. The only indication of sentience from it is its ability to control its surges, which never seems to actually strike any it would call friend. Like its namesake, it cuts to the bone, with speed and accuracy, sometimes jumping from one thing to another. Its unnatural form gives it speed, and a thirst for blood. It is a force to be reckoned with, and only the strong dare face it.
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John Amaechi: 'Homophobia remains a massive problem in sport'
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He is absolutely correct when he says that homophobia in football is largely the fault of the FA.
Racism on the terrace is not tolerated because fans know that they will be barred from attending matches if they engage in racist chanting.
Homophobic chanting is accepted by the FA and therefore happens at matches.
An anti-homophobia campaign needs to be directed squarely at the hierarchy and board of the FA. The bigots on the board of the FA must be identified and fired.
Gareth Thomas was an openly gay rugby player and felt able to come out.
Donal Og Cusack is an openly gay hurling player and felt able to come out.
Neither hurling or rugby fans are more intrinsically tolerant than football fans.
Then again the management of those sports seem less bigotted than the FA.
The only football player to ever come out in British professional football was Justin Fashanu. He was abandoned by the FA, abandoned by his team, hounded out of his sport and ended up committing suicide,
Well thanks for stating the obvious John, now what do you suggest be done to change homophobia in sports?
Amaechi has made these statements before.
I think the board of the FA needs to be identified by name and then questioned about what they intend to do to stamp out homophobia in their sport.,
And their responses publicised.
We all know that homophobia is a problem in sport, We now need to start identifying the individuals responsible for eliminating it and to start piling the pressure on them to make sure they deal with it.
I think his suggestion as to what they do is implicit in what he says…
have a read…
Dare I add that the FA and hierarchy of football- including the editors of the Red Top papers and the publicists – like Max Clifford- who thrive off them are ALL complicit in maintaining the homophobic nature of the sport. They are all making money by endeavouring to conceal and mis-represent the sexuality of highly paid players. Its all down to money- and dont let's forget these bimbos who are getting publicity for themselves in the process.
Funny how at one time sports were played naked by young men who thought nothing of it during the Olympic games, in front of thousands of on lookers. Today they have to hide their bodies, even today the body is considered a work if art by God. What did people do to make a thing of art and beauty into something that athlete's need to hide today, as well as their sexuality?
Sports will be a hard nut to crack but crack it will. It will be a slow but steady process. The NHL (hockey) now calls a penalty on any player heard using homophobic remarks and if I recall recently suspended one for a couple of games for the abusive tone. Steve Nash (basketball) recently did a PSA for equal marriage in NY and come out again in a separate interview fully in support of same-sex marriage and barely anyone noticed. The whole Chicago Blackhawks team were in this year's gay pride parade in that city. A little at a time it will happen. Some of us want it to be sooner than later, myself included, but it is happening.
John Amaechi's comments do not stem from any researched background, but instead he continues to lament sport for being inherently homophobic. A very recent research article by Cashmore (2010) found that 93% of football fans are completely against homophobia. http://jss.sagepub.com/content/early/2011/08/23/0193723511420163.abstract
This is a massive change from the mid 80's and early 90's. Lets not suggest all things are bad and realise that times are changing for the better. Yes there is work to be done, and yes the FA is miles behind the times, but lets not deny that sport is changing.
His comments on the FA doing a lot for race and not for homophobia is completely un-contextualised. The FA did nothing to help tackle the issues of race, that was until society had changed its views on it first, and then they simply jumped on the bandwagon. Times are improving all the time for the LGBTQ community, so lets expect the same jumping on the badwagon from the FA this time. 20 years late!
Great article! Mr. Amaechi is a true pioneer and voice for gay athletes!
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High School Teacher Charged With Sexually Assaulting StudentJeremy J. Lind, 41, was charged with three counts of criminal sexual assault, four counts of traveling to meet a minor, four counts of indecent solicitation of a child, and two counts of aggravated criminal sexual assault, according to Chicago Police. All the charges are felonies.
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Cicero Youth Minister Charged With Sexually Assaulting 6 BoysPolice in west suburban Cicero have charged a youth minister with multiple felonies in a sexual assault case involving at least six children, and authorities believe more victims might be out there.
Woodstock Man Faces Multiple Child Sex Assault ChargesWoodstock police say their investigation is still active, but it was a tip from the suspect's wife that led them to open it.
90-Year-Old Man Sentenced For Sex Crime Chester Stabrowski of Roselle was sentenced to six years in prison after pleading guilty to predatory criminal sexual assault of a child. Prosecutors say he assaulted two young victims in 2007.
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The Big 12 has some of the best and most unique uniforms in all of college football.
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Last year's audit of the Anderson County Fiscal Court's finances wasn't good, and neither is the one just released by the state auditor.
From credit card purchases for items not explained on receipts to employees being paid without signatures on time cards, state Auditor Crit Luallen pointed out multiple problems with the fiscal court's financial management, just as she did the previous year.
Whoever had roughly $100,000 worth of pot growing near the old Southern States building on Highway 44 is going to be mighty disappointed the next time they stop by to water their plants.
The Anderson County Sheriff's Office and Kentucky State Police used machetes Monday morning to chop down 47 fully budded marijuana plants in a secluded area almost directly behind Rite Aid.
No arrests were made, but an investigation is ongoing, according to a news release from Chief Deputy Joe Milam.
Everything anyone wanted to know about Franklin County's romp past Anderson County on Friday night could be found on the stat sheet.
The story of Franklin's 56-24 win for the Class 5A, District 6 championship was right there, shouting for all to take a look: Ryan Timmons, eight carries, 175 yards, three touchdowns. An average of 21.9 yards per carry.
Not a bad night for the junior wide receiver who is considered one of the top talents in Kentucky.
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You have to give Franklin County a lot of credit. The Flyers have as much speed as any team that has played at Anderson County in a long time and Ryan Timmons showed why he's considered one of the cream of the crop in the class of 2013.
Suffice it to say, Timmons is a jet, one of the fastest I have ever seen play against Anderson County.
The 56-24 decision emphatically gave Franklin the district championship that many were saying should just be mailed to Anderson County in the pre-season.
Just like nearly everyone thought it would, Anderson County's football game at East Jessamine on Friday night will play a major role in the Kentucky post-season landscape.
But unlike the pre-season publications, including The Anderson News, which saw this one as the showdown for the district championship, it will just be for second place in Class 5A, District 6. And that is almost as big as winning the title.
Woodford County scored early in the second half, then hung on to beat host Anderson County, 1-0, in the boys' District 25 Soccer Tournament semi-finals last Wednesday.
Woodford went on to take the district title with a 3-0 win over Western Hills the following night. The championship match was moved to Woodford after overnight rains left the Anderson pitch unplayable.
The teams played to a scoreless draw in the first half with Anderson hanging tough with the highly regarded Yellow Jackets through the break.
Homestanding Shelby County ended Anderson County's hope of getting to the Eighth Region tournament with a straight-set win in the 30th District volleyball tournament last Tuesday. The Lady Rockets advanced to the district final with a 25-20, 25-22 win.
Shelby fell to crosstown rival Collins in the final.
Anderson ended the season at 12-23.
Lady Bearcat Sierra Jones was named to the All-District team by the coaches.
No other information had been made available to The Anderson News at press time.
Few gave Anderson County's girls any kind of a chance against Woodford County in the District 25 soccer tournament final last Thursday.
Woodford was, well, Woodford. That means a perennial Top 15 team, one that has, for the most part. And one that had beaten Anderson 3-0 during the regular season.
To top things off, the district final, originally scheduled for Frankfort's Sower Soccer Complex, was moved to Woodford's home field after rains last weekend left that pitch unplayable in the eyes of the tournament organizers.
This week in Anderson County Sports.
Anderson County High School
Friday, Oct. 21: Anderson County at East Jessamine, 7:30 p.m.
Class 5A, District 6 game.
Freshman football
Thursday, Oct. 20: Freshman playoffs, TBA
Junior varsity football
Monday, Oct. 24: Junior varsity playoffs, TBA
Girls' soccer
LEXINGTON – Make it Mother Nature 2, regional soccer tournament 0.
At least that is how it was Tuesday night as a thunderstorm moved through Lexington to postpone the first round of the girls' Region 13 Soccer Tournament, scheduled for Tates Creek High School.
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Jamison Jedziniak is from Chicopee, Massachusetts. He graduated from Western New England University (2010). After his 1L year he interned over the summer at a law office in New Bedford, MA, where he worked with attorneys dealing with civil suits. He is also a member of the RWU Law Moot Court Board. He is interested in Maritime and International Law.
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Olivia Phetteplace grew up in Ledyard, Connecticut. She graduated magna cum laude from Siena College in 2013 with a Bachelor's of Art in English and Philosophy. During the summer after her 1L year Olivia interned for the Office of the Chief State's attorney in Connecticut where she learned criminal law may not be her calling. Olivia's legal interests include commercial law, real estate law, and tort law.
Caroline Dias grew up in Barrington, Rhode Island. In 2011, she graduated from Emmanuel College in Boston with a dual degree in International Relations and Spanish Language, and is now in the Honors Program at Roger Williams University School of Law. After her first year at RWU Law, Caroline spent the summer interning in the chambers of Judge Dennis Curran of the Massachusetts Superior Court. She is currently a research assistant for Professor Hashway and is a member of RWU Law Moot Court. After graduation, Caroline hopes to pursue a judicial clerkship.
Daniel Miller is from Toms River, New Jersey. Daniel attended Seton Hall University in South Orange, New Jersey, where he earned his A.B. in History, and was a member of the University Honors Program, which provided its own rigorous curriculum in the philosophical, cultural, religious, and classical studies. While at Seton Hall, Daniel founded the Alpha Phi Zeta chapter of Alpha Chi Rho Fraternity, was a captain of the Ultimate Frisbee team, and was a member of numerous clubs and honors societies. Daniel spent his 2015 summer interning at the Office of U.S. Senator Sheldon Whitehouse, where he drafted loan agreements and press statements, and performed research and policy analyses for the legislative reformation of internet content provider and third-party aggregate agreements, and for S. 1654–The Overdose Prevention Act, introduced in June of 2015. Currently, Daniel serves as President of the Tax and Business Law Society, the Vice-President of the RWU Law chapter of the American Civil Liberties Union, and is the Marshall for Phi Alpha Delta Law Fraternity. After law school, Daniel hopes to pursue a career in tax law and politics.
Laura Pickering is from Warwick, Rhode Island. She graduated summa cum laude from the University of Rhode Island where she received a B.S. in business administration. Laura is in the Honors Program and is a Moot Court Board member. She has a strong interest in elder law and estate planning and continues to work with a local firm specializing in this area
Casandra Foley is from Avon, New York. She graduated from Niagara University in 2014 with a degree in Social Work. After 1L year, Casandra interned with the Legal Aid Society of Rochester in the Family Law Unit. At RWU Law, she is a member of the Honor's Program. After law school, Casandra is interested in pursuing a career in family law.
Trevor T. Bernard grew up in Chicopee, Massachusetts and graduated summa cum laude in 2014 from the Western New England University with a Bachelor of Arts in Law and Society and a minor in Economics. In the summer of 2015, Trevor interned in the Department of Administration for the State of Rhode Island, working in labor relations, assisting with the handling of State Union grievances and the collective bargaining process. Trevor also works as a research and teaching assistant to Legal Practice Professor Elizabeth Colt. Trevor's interests lie in commercial and transactional lawyering, specifically within the financial industry, and he hopes to secure a judicial externship in the Spring of 2016.
Andrew Piombino is from Madison, Connecticut. He graduated from Boston College in 2014 with a Bachelor of Arts in Theology and a minor in History. Shortly after completing his undergraduate work, Andrew entered Roger Williams University School of Law, where he is currently a member of the Honors Program. In the summer after his first year at RWU Law, he took additional courses as part of an accelerated graduation track, and assisted small area firms with various projects. Andrew hopes to return to Connecticut after graduation to pursue a career in corporate law.
Joseph Galindo was born and raised in Pawtucket, Rhode Island. He graduated summa cum laude from the University of Rhode Island with a Bachelor of Science in Finance. He is currently a member of the Honors Program and the Sports and Entertainment Law Society at Roger Williams University School of Law. This past summer, Joseph interned for The Honorable Michael A. Silverstein on the Business Calendar at the Rhode Island Superior Court. He expresses a strong interest in Business and Corporate law and strives to work in this field after graduation.
Michael Riley, originally from Rhode Island, attended Florida Air Academy where besides being a letterman in its nationally recognized baseball program he received the Daedalian Award and the American Legion General Military Excellence Award. Following a passion for flying, he attended Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University obtaining his private pilot license before receiving a BA in Business Administration from the University of Rhode Island. Michael has over twelve years of experience in real estate as a licensed real estate broker in Rhode Island and Florida. As a broker, Michael specialized in the disposition of foreclosed and distressed properties for banks and financial institutions. Following market trends, Michael began purchasing default mortgage notes, municipal tax liens, and properties for investment. In Michael's free time, he enjoys traveling, golfing, and alpine skiing.
Brett Hargaden is from Sebring, Florida. He is a graduate of Stetson University, where he majored in Finance. Since starting law school, he has interned at the Highlands County State Attorney's Office and is a Research Assistant for Professor Susan Heyman, Professor Emily Sack, and Professor Colleen Brown. He is also a member of the RWU Law Honors Program. After graduating, he intends to pursue a career in family law, criminal law, or maritime law. Outside of school, he enjoys offshore fishing, diving the Florida Keys, and watching college football.
Kenneth J. Sylvia is a native Rhode Islander. He received a Bachelor of Arts cum laude from the University of Rhode Island, having double-majored in Economics and Political Science. While he was an undergraduate, and for several years thereafter, Ken worked as an Emergency Medical Technician in the greater Providence, Rhode Island area. Ken is also a member of the Honors program at RWU Law, and is a recipient of the merit-based Presidential Scholarship. Following his first year of law school, Ken accepted an internship with Ursillo, Teitz & Ritch, Ltd. in Providence, Rhode Island, where he focuses primarily on municipal law. Ken's interests remain varied, but he does intend to seek a judicial clerkship upon graduation.
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Greg Henninger grew up in the small town of Brookfield, Connecticut. He graduated magna cum laude from the University of Mary Washington (UMW) in Fredericksburg, Virginia in 2014 with a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science and a Bachelor of Arts in Music. While attending UMW, he interned for a Federal Representative on Capitol Hill and was a member of the UMW Mock Trial Team. Upon graduation he immediately entered Roger Williams University School of Law. During the summer of 2015, he interned for Rhode Island Legal Services, assisting parents in child protection cases. Greg is a proud member of the Alliance and the Intellectual Property Law Association. After graduation, Greg hopes to work in Washington D.C. with a focus on Intellectual Property. Greg enjoys reading, playing his viola, spending time with friends and family, and relaxing.
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