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While it could not be considered an early MMA tournament the jujitsu battle between Masahiko Kimura of Japan and Helio Gracie of Brazil was a turning point in the history of the martial arts. Helio was like a God to grapplers. Born in 1913 the Brazilian was the youngest of five brothers and learned to fight early on. He had a natural acclimation to judo and jujitsu and began teaching at a young age. Helio and his brother Carlos founded the Gracie school of Ju-jitsu or as the rest of the world calls the system Brazilian Ju-jitsu (BJJ). Japanese immigrants had brought with them many traditions from overseas and the Brazilians were eager to learn more about the martial arts. Helio was the tallest of his brothers but very thin. Many judo throws and jujitsu submission moves relied on strength and mass. Helio had little of both but learned ways to make the form work for him. He began modifying the traditional hand, hip and leg positions to generate the maximum amount of leverage with the minimum amount of force. He began holding his own in tournaments and even defeating opponents that were well above his weight class. Helio had defeated many Japanese judo practitioners and other martial artists in his career. In 1951 he had the most famous match of his career and one of the few that he had ever lost.
Kimura threw the smaller Helio on the mat again and again, hoping to knock him out in the process. Since they were fighting on padded ground that never happened. Helio managed to elude hold after hold but was eventually caught by an arm bar. Helio refused to tap out and had his arm broken in the process. Kimura kept the pressure on hoping to make him submit but he did not relent. His corner threw in the towel to end the match. Even in defeat Helio became an icon to the Brazilian people. He was talented, defiant, tenacious and had an unbreakable spirit. Essentially he was like a real-life Rocky Balboa. The Gracie family name would rise following the battle and members of which would go on to capture regional, national and international championships.
In North America judo and jujitsu were also well known. Film and television had exposed the mainstream to the secretive fighting arts of the "ancient orient." James Cagney for example had few memorable fighting scenes highlighting various judo throws and submission moves in the movie Blood on the Sun. He played Nick Condon a newspaper editor working in Japan just before the onset of WWII. The 1945 movie a won an Academy Award for best art direction for a black and white film. Fans of the fight game were interested in how well the Eastern fighting arts would hold up against the sweet science of boxing. In 1963 pro wrestler "Judo" Gene Lebell fought boxer Milo Savage. Although their fight took place a decade after Oyama had beaten kung-fu and muay thai masters on their home turf the Lebell / Savage fight would be considered another major milestone. It was the first filmed MMA encounter in the US, if not the world. Remember that Bruce Lee fought Wong Jack Man a year later in San Francisco so the US was still learning the nuances between Japanese and Chinese fighting arts.
Speaking of Lee, Lebell was a stuntman on the Green Hornet and eventually befriended the actor. The two traded moves at Labell's gym for the better part of a year. Labell learning Lee's strikes and Lee picking up the wrestling and submission moves in return. There was some controversy doing the Labell and Savage fight. Special rules had to be drafted to ensure the fight was more fair for both parties. Savage was allowed to wear speed gloves rather than boxing gloves, the lighter gloves were capable of doing more damage if they connected. But he also had to wear a gi top so the grapples could be applied. Labell was not allowed to use kicks but only traditional grabs and throws. It was said that Savage knew some wrestling moves so he could be able to break holds. Not only that but there was possibly some metal within his speed gloves so he could seriously damage Labell. The fight lasted four rounds and Labell won by choking out Savage. After the fight Labell did not claim it was one particular style that won. In Black Belt Magazine he said "I represented all the martial arts. I never said I was doing only judo or karate or kenpo. I never said one art is better than the others. They're all good. You should learn everything. You're not a complete martial artist unless you do everything."
The reputation that Labell had as a genuine fighter followed him through most of his career. In 1976 there would be a rematch of sorts between a boxer and wrestler. Labell was invited to be the referee. The two men that fought this time were very high profile athletes. The Japanese superstar and founder of New Japan Pro Wrestling Antonio Inoki would be facing the incomparable Muhammad Ali. The fight was scheduled to be one for the ages. Unfortunately there were many challenges in agreeing to the format and rules. Ali was a huge fan of wrestling and had been raised on a steady diet of pro wrestling while growing up. The flamboyant attitude he sported and outlandish microphone skills were undoubtedly influenced by the wrestlers he had seen on television and in person as a boy. Unfortunately a stand up fight with wrestling rules would have put Ali at a disadvantage. There was no way for him to break out of holds with boxing gloves on.
Stipulations were placed on Anoki from the get-go. He was not allowed to throw punches or elbows at Ali, nor was he allowed to grapple with him. Even though the two knew it was a "work" or not a full-out battle so that neither man would be seriously hurt they still wanted to put on a good show. The downside was that there was little for Inoki to do as a student of both wrestling and karate. He resorted to throwing drop kicks and lying on his back kicking at Ali through most of the match. It was not much of a show for spectators but those in the martial arts knew the significance of this encounter. Ali lent his name to help raise the legitimacy of wrestling as one of the martial arts as well. But which was the best of all the fighting arts? That was the question asked by most audiences. Those that studied the martial arts, Like Labell knew that there was not one superior school, simply ones that had strengths in particular areas. It did not stop fighters from trying to show that they and their style was the best. The next blog will look at the evolution of MMA in the Americas.


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Tour was enlightening and educational. The Segway was a fun way to get around and the tour guide extremely informative. We covered a lot or ground in the tour of the Inner harbor and surrounding areas. I highly recommend it.
we had a good time in the segway tour. That is the way to save some waks to learn about the history and sight seeing in the town.
Look if anyone is looking for an informative, fun and interesting tour of Baltimore, these guys are the ones
Great tour, and riding the segway was fun and easy to learn was my first time This gave me a great overview of the downtown and inner harbor of Baltimore.
Our tour guide, Scott, was great. Took us all around Baltimore on our first day there - the Segways were a blast for a couple of middle aged folks! Highly recommend!
First time on a segway got some history at the same time. Well worth it
This was an excellent tour and our tour guide was great. I believe his name was Matt. I would recommend this tour.
Had a great time ! What a great way to see the inner harbor. Trisha was a wealth of knowledge and information and extremely helpful and fun. We are so glad we did this highlight of the trip.
Trish was a great audio guide on our fantastic first time Segway tour of Baltimore, can't wait to go again!
We had a great tour. Trish was wonderful and so knowledgeable! I definitely recommend this tour.
What a great way to see Baltimore's Inner Harbor!! Trish was very knowledgeable and enthusiastic!
Segway tours are absolutely the most fun way to explore a new city and this one was awesome!
Loved everything about this Segway tour!! Will definitely recommend this tour for anyone visiting Baltimore!!
The Segway Tour was great! It far exceeded our expectation. The best part was our tour guide, His knowledge of Baltimore and his patience and skills in making us comfortable with the segway equipment, which was our first time touching one, made the whole tour. We have told all of our friends and are planning trips to the Washington, DC. area to use our newly earned "Segway trained" cards to tour with our friends as they embark on their very first tour. Thank you so much.
This tour was great. Connor took us safely around the city while giving us a lesson in Baltimore history. It was our first time riding a Segway and Connor gave very good instructions, letting us practice until we felt comfortable to go out on the streets. I highly recommend this tour and would do it again.
Corey is an awesome tour guide. We saw a great amount of the area around the inter harbor. Segways are easy to ride and a ton of fun.
We had a great time on the Segs in the City Tour. The tour guide was friendly, personable, and very knowledgeable about the city of Baltimore. Would definitely recommend!
This tour was so much more fun than ever expected. Our guide was very friendly and really knew his stuff! We had a lot of laughs and I would do it again in a heartbeat. The views of the City and the information we learned was very helpful for the remainder of our stay. I would suggest doing the tour toward the beginning of your trip and try to do the 10A weekday tour! It felt like a private tour.
My wife and i enjoyed the tour very much, other than it was very cold for noon on April 28, 2012. Our tour guide was very knowledgeable and professional. Unfortunately it was his last day. Lookin gforward to riding the Segways again.
An excellent way to see and learn about downtown Baltimore. The Segways were fun to ride, the training was simple and easy to learn and the tour guide was full of relevant knowledge and a great ambassador for the city. I would definitely recommend this activity for visitors to Baltimore.
Lots of fun, really enjoyed it. Kept it very interesting. We lived in Baltimore years ago but this tour told interesting things I never knew. Definitely recommend doing this tour.
Excellent - it was even better than we expected. My wife and i were the only ones on the tour and the guide took us to see more than what we had planned on - he was great!
Our guide was very knowledgable of the history of the area and very easy going. We thoroughly enjoyed our segway tour of the inner harbor.
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On a recent trip to Baltimore, my daughter, her boyfriend, and I took the Segway tour. Our guide was pleasant, helpful, and knowledgeable. We went through Fells Point, all around the Inner Harbor, and through Little Italy. The Segways are a blast, and we can't wait to do it again.
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Just the two of us with our wonderful guide. We had a great time, and she was patient and informative. Fells Point and the Inner Harbor are even more interesting now.
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Reviewer: Anonymous Person from Las Vegas, NV United States
I've been using these bottles for years and absolutely love them. I've bought them over and over, not because they have broken (no, they are not indestructible, but they are backed my a great company who stands behind their products) but because I've given them for many gifts, or simply wanted a new color. They NEVER leak, or make the water taste funny, they are easy to clean and they come in a ton of fun colors. The markings on the outside of the bottle are a great way to track water intake. The wide mouth is my favorite because its the easiest to clean and to fill with ice. I use a splash guard with mine and it works perfectly. My only wish is that the bright pink bottle didn't have the flower design (it's the only solid color one with a design...). It's an awesome color, but the design makes it look childish, which has prevented me from buying that one. Please make the bright pink 32oz wide mouth without the design, just like the other colors. Please please please :)
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Reviewer: Nathan Wyand from Reisterstown, MD United States
I've had mine for a bit over a year, and dropped it a lot, but it hasn't leaked or broken at all. It's just really scratched up.
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April 27, 2016
Reviewer: Anonymous Person from Natick, MA United States
I love this bottle so much. It is simple and holds a lot of water. When I placed my order, I was pleased to find it at my doorstep 4 days early! However, my only complaint was an inch long, deep scratch that came on it. However, the water bottle still did its job, so I just ignored the scratch. When a survey came to my email asking abut my satisfaction, I mentioned the scratch. Two days later, I received a polite apology email from the company with the promise of a new bottle to replace the one with the scratch. I am so satisfied, and I love this company. I will definitely be recommending it to all of my friends and family. Thank you, Nalgene!
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Reviewer: Zandra from Kitchener, ON Canada
I absolutely loved my water bottle, and I haven't even had it a year (purchased August 2015); but I was very disappointed when it fell from where I was sitting and the whole bottom cracked and broke right up the side! I know the Nalgene quality is typically better than this, but I'd also like to know it would last more than a year
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February 11, 2016
Reviewer: John Hanrahan from Fredonioa, NY United States
I give this water bottle four stars because of the sheer durability of the product. It is insane how much of a beating my Nalgene has taken and still is up to the task of keeping me hydrated. I did not give this product five stars because sometimes I find that the water has a little bit of a strange taste. That is not enough to get me to not buy another one though! Overall great product and I would recommend this to 10/10 people.
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Reviewer: Kate from Franconia, NH United States
My husband and I live in the White Mountains and have a growing family of Nalgenes! Our bottles are constantly exposed to the harsh talus of the northern Presidentials, the roaring brooks, ski slopes - you name it! They hold up extremely well (I've dropped one from a good height up a trail and it survived). Even when one was left full of water in our car overnight this past winter (it was -20F) the bottle didn't crack or disfigure (took a few hours to thaw!). They've even survived my husband's many trips into Zion and the Grand Canyon. Highly recommend this bottle to anyone. I need to add another to the family soon!
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April 18, 2015
Reviewer: Anonymous Person from panama city , FL United States
I have been using Nalgene bottles for 18+ years, I just had one fall to the ground a crack, this same bottle has taken more falls, tumbles, been kicked, rolled on the floor of the car, been tossed around, and seen more trail miles then I can count. What is great about Nalgene is it durability, functionality and cost. Not only can you carry your favorit beverages the bottles can be used as a nice dry storage for just about anything you can stuff into it, If you considering buying any other bottle DON'T!!!
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This Water bottle is so awesome! I have had mine for about six months. I use it everyday and it has survived alot! Im in the U.S. Navy and i can tell you how many times i have dropped it on down a metal Ladderwell (staircase) or onto the deck. It has made it rthrough it all! This product is amazing! thank you for making such a great thing!
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I got my first bottle three years ago and have used it almost every day at everything from work to sports practices. I was devastated when I dropped it full of water today and the bottom broke. Already ordered a new one to replace it
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Reviewer: Anonymous Person from Oshawa, ON Canada
I bought mine almost exactly a year ago, and it has held up perfectly. I was sick of water bottles having little spout things to drink out of that had too slow of water flow, and was also sick of not being able to put ice in my bottle. I also wanted something that wouldn't make the water taste like toxic waste after a day. My Nalgene has catered to all these needs with considerable effectiveness. The wide mouth ensures that I can drink as fast as I want and put in ice. Also, I once left water in the bottle for three weeks because I couldn't find it, and when I tasted it, it was like I had just put it in there. These bottles were made by wizards, I tell you.
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Don't throw away your worn out and out of style clothing, reuse it. This is a guide about reusing clothing.
I go through my closet and dresser drawers at least once a year to weed out the clothing items that need to be discarded or given away. Well, I came across a couple of tank tops that I know I would never wear again, and considered giving them to the Goodwill or Salvation Army but I paused thinking, "Hmm, turn it inside out and sew up the bottom of it!"
For simple sewing time, I'll now have two new free green bags! :-)
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Recycling has always been a must for me. Just seems you can find a craft looming in almost everything that you really don't need or want on your clothing. I hate ties on my blouses and pants. When I can, I remove the ties and keep them for crafting. They come in really handy when you need a handle on something as they are already sewn.
An easy adaptation by stitching the ends inside a bag or attach a pair of children's gloves to their coats. There are so many other things you can use them for. They are one of those things like buttons you can do almost anything with. So save those pretty ties on your shirts or pants and make your next project with an already stitched tie.
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Don't throw anything out. I save old and outgrown clothes. I save old dresses and skirts that I liked the pattern on and use them for quilts or baby clothes.
I keep the mismatched and holey socks for dusting and cleaning (turn them inside out and you have a terry type of material). I keep all buttons and some zippers.
I donate and give away the ones that are in good shape and the rest go to my hubby's garage.
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Don't throw away those old clothes with stains! Donate them to a charity. They sell them off as rags by the pound and it all gets recycled eventually!
Instead of spending a lot of money on my preschool boys' pajamas for the warmer months, I buy cute boxer shorts off season for next to nothing. They look as cute as can be in the fun boxers and undershirts.
When I have comfortable clothing that is showing some wear, and too shabby looking for public appearances (pilling, fading, etc.) I give those items a new use as pajamas and/or loungewear.
We have a church which has a clothes give-away at least once a week. When ever I visit, I always take clothes or any other items for their next give-away. I take and give back.
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KTM India has organised the Orange Day for motor sports enthusiast in the national capital Delhi, bringing the racing heritage of Europe to the country.
A number of owners as well as fans of KTM 200 Duke gathered at the parking area of the IGI Airport this Sunday to witness motor-sports. The event included KTM 200 Dukes being driven with speed and excellence and the company also used the gathering to showcase KTM's 1190cc Superbike RC8 R, which has attaracted much attention in the country.
Amit Nandi, India head, KTM said, "An action-packed day, which saw KTM 200 Dukes being pushed to the limits under expert guidance, was capped off with the unveiling of KTM's 1190cc Superbike RC8 R. Having won more than
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Placed on this square the year I was brought to this earth (1967), Picasso's untitled piece (popularly called, well, "The Picasso") graces Daley Plaza like some bull-skulled vulture hovering over this center.
I like it! It's huge. It's weird. And it's 3-dimensional! So all those fractured Picasso cubist pieces I've been trying to coalesce into a workable figure in my mind has come to fruition in this work. The piece may also be seen on a smaller level at the Art Institute.
Other people like it, too! Despite being a horribly gusty day (gusty? in Chicago? you don't say!) in 30-some-odd degree wintry weather (March 2008), some gutsy people were milling about the square getting their photo ops with this creature. When Ian & I stopped by on our way back to Union Station (we'd gotten turned around - LOL), the place was milling about with people then, too, with folks trotting around snapping photos.
Didn't take a photo of it (wouldn't ya know) but there is an entrance to The Pedway to the right as you face this artwork.
Just across the street is another Picasso so keep your eyes peeled for it (5th photo).
Photos: May 2009 & March 6, 2008
Address: Corner of Washington & Dearborn
Website: http://www.encyclopedia.chicagohistory.org/pages/3873.html
In the little walking tour kit provided by the hotel, I found a short one that indicated where some of the most famous urban sculptures could be found in downtown Chicago. It started out at the Daley Plaza, with the "Chicago Picasso" (Photo 1). The 50 feet tall sculpture was designed by Pablo Picasso in 1965 and unveiled in 1967. It stirred some controversy at first and many suggested that the sculpture be taken down and replaced by something else, but over the years Chicagoans have grown to love their Picasso, and it has become one of the city's landmarks.
The Picasso was the first major public artwork in The Loop, and it was soon followed by others. Just across the street from the Daley Plaza, stuck between an office building and a church on Washington street, you'll find Joan Miro's "Chicago" (Photo 2). This sculpture was unveiled in 1981, and it was originally called "The Sun, the Moon, and One Star". The rather intriguing female-shaped sculpture is 39 feet tall and it is made out of steel, wire mesh, concrete, bronze, and ceramic tile.
From there, if you walk south on Dearborn St., you'll find Marc Chagall's "The Four Seasons" (Photo 3) at the corner of South Dearborn and Monroe Street. This unique work of art is a 70 feet long, 14 feet high and 10 feet wide mosaic made out of thousands of colorful tiles that represent different Chicago scenes. Unveiled in 1974, it was a gift to the city of Chicago by Chagall who, like Picasso before him, refused to get paid for his work.
Finally, still further down on Dearborn Street, in front of the Federal Center, you'll find Alexander Calder's "Flamingo" (Photo 4), unveiled in 1974. This 53 feet tall orange sculpture is made of steel and despite its airy, seemingly weightless design, it actually weighs about 50 tons. Its bright color and curvy design make quite an interesting contrast with the surrounding grey, square buildings.
That's where my little walking tour ended but if you keep walking around the Loop, you'll probably find some other amazing urban sculptures!
Address: South Dearborn Street
Directions: Downtown Chicago (The Loop)
Is it a dog? A Monkey? Picasso's wife? As it is unnamed, it is up to the viewer to decide.
Located in Daley Plaza, the Picasso was unveiled on August 15, 1967. Many people were aghast, a local alderman suggested the sculpture be deported and replaced with a statue to Ernie Banks ("Mr. Cub", played for the Chicago Cubs). But as with many things, Chicagoans have gotten used to the Picasso and perhaps have even grown fond of it .
The sculpture is 50 feet high and weighs 162 tons. Fabricated by the U. S. Steel Corporation, the sculpture was completely pre-assembled in Gary, Indiana, disassembled, shipped to the Civic Center (now the Daley Center), and reassembled in its final form. Picasso refused a fee for his work but preferred to give the design and the model as a gift to the people of Chicago.
Insider tip if you look at the sculpture from the backside, you can see a woman's face, it's said to be the artist's wife. Look at the second photo, see the hair, nose and mouth?
The four major pieces of public art in Chicago are within walking distance of one another. If you start at the Daley Center to see the Picasso, the Miro sculpture is across the street and Chagall's Four Seasons and Calder's Flamingo can be visited by heading south on Dearborn St.
Address: Daley Plaza
Directions: Between Clark and Dearborn, near Washington Street.
A very controversial piece of art in Chicago is really an unnamed one. Chicago's unnamed Picasso Statue has many names: "Woman With Flowing Hair, Picasso's Dog, A Cow, Bird of Prey, or most often, Chicago Picasso"
It is located in downtown Chicago's Daley Plaza which is a public square on the south side of the Richard J. Daley Center at 50 West Washington Street. The statue is made out of the same material that was used to build the Daley Center; it is called Corrosive Tensile or "Cor-Ten" for short.
I remember when it was first constructed, it appeared rusted because it is unpainted. If I recall correctly, it was put together in Gary, Indiana, and then taken apart and transported to Chicago to be put back together. It was unveiled in 1967, and I also know that it received many critical remarks in the beginning. Many people did not like abstract art; others did not like it because they did not know what it was.
Chicago's Picasso is, as far as I am concerned, a great example of outdoor sculpture. I like the fact that Picasso did not give it a real name nor did he indicate what it was; thus, we are left to imagine within our own mind's eye...cool!
Fortunately, today the Chicago Picasso is a favorite with many Chicago people. I wonder if most Chicago people realize that Picasso refused to take any money for this sculpture and, instead, gave it as "a gift to the people of Chicago"? What a gift it was. Thanks, Picasso!
Address: 50 West Washington, Chicago, Illinois
In looking at my handy Chicago pocket map, I noticed a section on sculpture. In addition to all of the fabulous indoor galleries. downtown Chicago has quite an outdoor art gallery. All these gorgeous sculptures, by famous artists like Picasso, all on the street and all free. According to my map, there are 13 in all. I've got five here, all within six blocks of each other, and all located within The Loop.
By the way, I named them by the map and my memory. If I misidentified any, please let me know and I'll correct myself - and give you all the credit.
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One of the most interesting pieces of art you will see anywhere in Chicago is the famous Picasso statue in Daley Plaza.
It was built in Gary, Indiana and unveiled on August 15, 1967. Picasso provided this art as a gift to the people of the city.
From the front it looks like a strange seahorse but from one particular angle in the rear you can clearly make out the profile of a woman's face. There are many theories about who this might be.
Address: Daley Plaza, 50 West Washington St.
Website: http://chicago.about.com/cs/art/l/aa082800a.htm
An enigma from the day of its arrival, this giant sculpture was donated to "da grate city ah Chicagah" by Pablo Picasso. The photo shown (at left) was printed as a commemorative postcard at the time of its dedication in 1967.
Directions: Located in Daley Plaza (at City Hall)
Chicago is chock-full of public sculpture from its plazas to its bridges. The most famous one is the Picasso in front of City Hall. Unveiled in 1967, it marked the transition from statues of famous people to sculpture as a modern public art form.
Address: Richard J. Daley Center Plaza
Directions: Washington and Clark
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Luxury living downtown Lafayette. 3 bedroom luxury unit complete with 1 king and 2 queen size beds, and 2 twin beds (bunk). Travertine tile, bamboo, granite, stainless appliances, fully furnished, fiber internet connection. Walking distance to everything, 1 block from Parc International for prime proximity to all lafayette has to offer during festivals and events. our units are great for long term corporate housing or get togethers where more than one unit is needed. 4 different rentals all on one site complete with gated yard and outdoor seating. the property is great for corporate housing also while someone is looking for a place to move or to stay several months. the property is kid friendly, enjoy our gated courtyard with toys already on site complete with sandbox or grill outdoors on the stainless barbeque grill.
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There is so much to do downtown now, every weekend something new to do. The condos are walking distance to the some of Lafayette's finest restaurants.
The unit is walking distance to everything.
The pictures don't do this place justice. It was very modern, quiet, very well appointed, and very comfortable bedding. There were seven of us in town for a wedding, and the place was large enough to accomodate my family. The owners were attentive from the very beginning to the end. The house has parking for your car, and all the nightlife of downtown is within walking distance from the house. I would highly recommend this place when visiting Lafayette. Many Thks to the Choo Choo Lofts for their attention to us.
Great location close to all things downtown - restaurants, special event venues. Convenient parking on site. Condo nicely decorated and furnished - very nice job in kitchen and baths. Floor plan worked well for two couples traveling together. Would definitely stay here again.
I can not say enough about how nice this property is. The decor is beautiful and modern, beds were comfortable, sheets were soft and I could go on and on. We were in Lafayette visiting our son and wanted to stay where we would have enough space to spend time together as a family and this place did not disappoint. We had originally planned to stay 4 days but because our son's fiancee had to travel back home due to a death in the family, we wanted to stay long enough to see her. When I called about this change they were more than helpful in making that possible. We ended up staying an additional 2 days and could not have enjoyed it more. We took advantage of the nice gated courtyard and gas grill. The weather was perfect while we were there which added to the experience. You are within walking distance to many activities and restaurants. This was our first trip to Lafayette but it will not be our last and our plan is stay here again in the future. It was really a wonderful place to stay.
This was a nice change for me compared to staying in a hotel, more room to move about and much more amenities than a hotel room. The only thing I would warn about is the trains, the first night four went by. After that I used ear plugs and wasn't bothered by the trains when sleeping, but I am a light sleeper and someone snoring would wake me up. It is a nice clean place to stay with the comforts of home, this was my first time renting a place off of VRBO.com and have to say that it all worked out well and had no problems with anything during my stay, I'd stay here again if I were in Lafayette another time. I didn't need to contact the owners once there, everything was as I expected and I have no complaints and I am glad that this kind of option is available to travelers who are tired of traditional hotels and their high prices and lousy service.
It was a short stay for me so I didn't get to explore Lafayette as much as I'd have liked because I had to spend most of my time in Baton Rouge, but I did eat at Jolie's Louisiana Bistro and like the fresh from the farm food as did my travel companions.
OMG... This location was truly a blessing... WE LOVED IT!!!! AT THE HEART OF EVERYTHING!!! I want to say that my family and I had a wonderful time... the best part was feeling like we WERE AT HOME!!! It was so comfortable, safe, and convenient. We have decided that we have found OUR NEW PLACE for all trips to Lafayette, LA now... Can't wait until this summer, next Mardi Gras, and our next Spring Break!!! To the owners and their beautiful family....THANK YOU AND MAY GOD CONTINUALLY KEEP AND BLESS YOU!!!! ;-) <3
Four adults stayed at this property for two nights between Christmas and New Years. The place was immaculately clean. and the owners were easy to work with.
This property is located within walking distance of stores, cafes, bars, and a few restaurants in Lafayette's revitalized downtown. It is a good location for anyone arriving on public transportation. The Greyhound bus station is about 3 blocks away and the Amtrack train station and local buses are less than one block away. You do hear the trains, and they are loud, but when we were there, there were almost no trains at night, so their proximity did not interfere with sleep. One drawback if you are without a car is that there appears to be no grocery store within walking distance. The airport is a fairly short cab ride away.
The pictures on the Website are accurate, but the rooms are somewhat larger than the impression given by the pictures. Six people could easily have stayed in our unit without getting in each other's way. This place appears to have recently been completely renovated. The appliances are all new and the decor is modern. Everything worked. The touchpad to open the door or rather than a key was an especially nice feature. The kitchen was well equipped. The neighborhood felt safe and was quiet when we were there. The building but not the parking lot is fenced, and the gate also is operated with a touchpad code. Parking immediately next to the building is limited and could be a problem if all the units are full, but there is overflow parking nearby. The price was good for the quality of the accommodations. We would definitely stay here again if we had a reason to go to Lafayette.
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Back when I was a little feller (at the tender age of 11 or so) I played my first game of Shogun (the actual Milton Bradley board game) with my father. It was quite the experience with the game carrying over into the next two days. I don't remember the final outcome but I do remember that it was EPIC! When my brother got older he also joined in and we would set up the game in one of the little used rooms in the house where we could leave it in between sessions. These games would last up to three days and whoever came out on top was greeted with a mixture of admiration and distaste for the next few days after the game.
Occasionally, my brother and I would play by ourselves without our rule-enforcing father to keep us in line. Since we were so young and the rules were so complicated we would just make stuff up and somehow the ninja, who you could hire to slay a general, was suddenly capable of mowing through entire armies unless your opponent (whichever hapless brother who was unlucky enough not to have the ninja) could somehow roll a ridiculous combination of dice to take him out. Other things like a complete disregard for the in-game system for bidding on fortresses and the like fell to the wayside in favour of a good ol' chaotic time. Thinking about it, it's quite amazing what two little kids can do with their imagination when they're given something as complex as Shogun to work with.
As we grew older we began to play less and less and Shogun, which had once served as a major competitive arena for the males of the family, became dusty and shelf ridden. Replaced by less time intensive games like Risk, Stratego and Monopoly it watched from afar as we grew older and ever more distant. This tragic distancing continued until one day my father purchased a copy of Shogun: Total War and those fond memories once deposited into the murky depths of our minds were immediately recalled.
Although we were both still too young to understand and play a game as complex as Shogun: Total War by ourselves we were perfectly happy to watch our father play and were enraptured by the concrete representation of what we had always imagined in our minds while we played. The massive battles, the looming fortresses, and, of course, the totally awesome ninjas and assasinations. To this day, I remember that my favourite part of watching my father play was to see the little cutscenes that came up whenever he called in a ninja on an enemy general.
I still remember my two favourite ones. One was when the ninja would kill the guards guarding the camp by tossing a double bladed staff and beheading them and then sneaking in and killing the general with a blow dart. The other was when the ninja would use a grappling hook to sneak into a fortress and then slowly pad his way over to the general's room and stab him through the rice paper wall.
Even though we haven't played Shogun since those many years ago I'm still thankful towards Shogun: Total War for bringing those memories back for that brief moment and giving me a chance to relive those great times that we shared. I never did end up playing Shogun: Total War. By the time I was allowed to play it there were new games on the horizon and it had lost its new game buzz that it once had.
Who knows? Maybe the sequel will be as incredible as my imagination made the board game and I will once again be immersed in the world of a Japanese Shogun. Fighting for glory, the respect of my peers and the right to rule, for whatever brief moment, the entirety of Japan.
But I know that despite what comes of playing that game, whether it be a good experience or a bad one, I will never forget those marathon games where I planned of ways to dispose of the ones I loved. Shogun will stick with me forever.


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This comes after the Jagadish Shettar government in Karnataka refused to release 9,000 cusecs of Cauvery water daily to Tamil Nadu.
New Delhi: The Cauvery water-sharing row between Karnataka and Tamil Nadu will head to the Supreme Court on Friday. It will hear the contempt case filed by the Tamil Nadu government against Karnataka. This comes after the Jagadish Shettar government in Karnataka refused to release 9,000 cusecs of Cauvery water daily to Tamil Nadu despite the Supreme Court's order, citing storage problem at the Krishanaraja Sagar Dam.
The five crest gates of Krishanaraja Sagar (KRS) reservoir in Mandya, about 80 km from Bangalore, through which Cauvery water was being released to Tamil Nadu were shut by Karnataka. Hundreds of farmers gathered at the reservoir to try to prevent water release raised slogans welcoming the stoppage when Janata Dal-Secular legislator CS Puttaraju, who had led them, confirmed that water flow had stopped. Earlier, Karnataka Law Minister S Suresh Kumar told reporters in New Delhi that senior counsel Fali Nariman representing the state had informed the Supreme Court that the state was in no position to release the water from Monday night.
There was no comment from the court on this submission nor did Tamil Nadu advocates raise objection to it, he said. The submission was made when the Supreme Court was hearing Karnataka's plea to immediately allow the state to stop water release to Tamil Nadu. Karnataka moved the court as it had on September 28 pulled it up for not obeying the September 19 ruling of Prime Minister Manmohan Singh as head of Cauvery River Authority (CRA) that it should release 9,000 cusecs of water to Tamil Nadu from September 20 to October 15.
Karnataka began releasing water on September 29 which had led to daily protests in Bangalore and Cauvery basin districts of Mandya, Mysore and Chamarajanagar - 80 km, 130 km and about 200 km respectively from Bangalore. Karnataka had also been pleading with the prime minister to review and stay his ruling.
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