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Beginning in fall 2009, Washington County residents will have another option to earn a bachelor's degree. In an agreement with the University of Wisconsin–Washington County (UW–WC) and Moraine Park Technical College, the University of Wisconsin Oshkosh (UWO) will offer a Bachelor of Applied Studies (BAS) degree at the Moraine Park and UWWC campuses in West Bend.
"It is especially important in our current economic times to encourage students to go on to obtain their four-year degree," said UW Oshkosh Interim Provost E. Alan Hartman. "The collaboration allows students to have greater access to a four-year degree through the two strong educational institutes in Washington County. We are committed to providing new local avenues of entry for Wisconsin's college-bound. We want to make sure students have readily available access to a four-year degree."
UW–Washington County Dean and Campus Executive Officer David L. Nixon, Moraine Park President Gayle Hytrek and Dr. Hartman signed the pact on Wednesday, Feb. 4, at Moraine Park's West Bend campus.
"This is the first time three of Wisconsin's higher education systems have come together with this type of an agreement in the state," said Dr. Hytrek of Moraine Park. "It provides our students with a clear pathway from technical college to a bachelor's degree. This agreement helps us to fulfill our students' dreams of obtaining a bachelor's degree."
Dr. Nixon of UW–WC noted the collaboration is especially beneficial to nontraditional students. "Its flexibility allows students in Washington County to pursue a four-year degree without having to leave the county," he said.
UW–WC and Moraine Park students can earn credits toward both their associate and bachelor's degrees simultaneously. With an emphasis in Leadership and Organizational Studies, UWO's BAS program is designed specifically to serve adult nontraditional students and is delivered at Moraine Park via technology, at UW–WC and online. Students can earn their associate degree at a Moraine Park campus and then attend classes at UW–WC to fulfill the general education course requirements necessary to earn their bachelor's degree through UWO.
Interested persons can find out more about this bachelor's degree opportunity by attending one of three collaborative degree events. Advisors will be available to answer questions at Moraine Park on Tuesday, March 10, at 8 a.m. at the Fond du Lac campus; Tuesday, March 10, at 1 p.m. at the Beaver Dam campus; and on Wednesday, March 11, at 8 a.m. at the West Bend campus.
Applications are now being accepted to the Bachelors of Applied Studies program at UW Oshkosh by logging on to https://apply.wisconsin.edu. For more information on this program or to talk to an advisor, contact Kelly Hudson at (800) INFO-UWO or email@example.com.
For information about programs and services at UW–Washington County, contact the UW–WC office of
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For more information about programs and services at Moraine Park, call 1-800-472-4554 or visit www.morainepark.edu.
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The 14th Shakespeare Royal Oak event is getting ready to roll in the city's Starr Jaycee Park. The annual outdoor summer theatre festival, which runs from July 28 through August 10, 2014, is presented by Water Works Theatre Company and offers two distinct productions plus two youth educational programs.
The two productions offer a lovely contrast of drama and comedy – "Hamlet" and "The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (Abridged) [Revised]."
This year, Water Works founder Ed Nahhat realizes a personal dream to direct Shakespeare's classic tragedy under the open sky, as it was first produced 400 years ago. "When we began the process of setting up the outdoor theatre for our first production – a process we go through from the ground up each summer – I knew the setting in Starr Jaycee Park was perfect for 'Hamlet'," states Nahhat. "Now, 14 years later, we're able to put together a remarkable cast that will bring Shakespeare's most incredible play to life." Water Works' "Hamlet" will remain loyal to the Bard's genius and the Dane's perfect soliloquies, with a cast of Michigan's finest actors and designers bringing this thrilling clash of deadly swords and even sharper wit to Starr Jaycee Park. Interestingly, Drew Parker, who had some brilliant moments as Prince Hamlet in the Tipping Point comedy "I Hate Hamlet," takes the lead in this production. "Hamlet" will play at 8 p.m. Thursday, Friday and Saturday night and at 5 p.m. on Sundays July 31and August 10. Tickets ($20) are on sale now online.
"The Complete Works Of William Shakespeare (Abridged) [Revised]"
For its 5th annual Daylight Show, Water Works Theatre Company will present what is possibly one of the most entertaining plays you will ever see: "The Complete Works Of William Shakespeare (Abridged) [Revised]" by Adam Long, Daniel Singer and Jess Winfield. This manic performance takes the entire Shakespeare canon, throws it in a blender, and serves it up in Dixie cups. Forget any assumptions you have about the gravitas of Shakespeare – all of the roles are played by three incredible local actors and the results are hilarious. Directed by Water Works Artistic Director Sarah Catheryn Wolf, "Complete Works" is sure to leave audiences laughing all the way home! This daylight show is appropriate for ages 10 and older and runs just over 90 minutes. Show are scheduled for 2 p.m. Saturdays and Sundays on August 2,3,9 and 10, and also at 7 p.m. on Tuesday, August 5 and Wednesday, August 6. Tickets ($10) are on sale now online.
Outdoor Youth Educational Programs
As part of the Shakespeare Royal Oak festivities, Water Works Theatre Company is offering performance-minded students a chance to learn from experts and to perform on the outdoor stage in Starr Jaycee Park July 28 - August 9. There are two programs:
- Water Works Academy is a one-week intensive for high school and pre-college students that gives young actors the chance to create their own play in the park using a "summer stock" company approach. Working professionals guide students as they embark on the adventure of writing, directing, stage managing, designing and performing a one-of-a-kind piece of theatrical magic on the Shakespeare stage in Starr Jaycee Park. Water Works Academy classes are July 28 - August 2, tuition is $200 per student. A few spots remain available online using online regsitration with PayPal. Registration may also be available in the park on Monday July 28.
- KidsAct! is a one-week educational experience for students entering grades 1 through 8. Water Works' professional staff will encourage students' natural confidence and inspire their creative expression. Students love the open park setting and revel in discovering the basics of Shakespeare, safe stage combat, dance, improv and scene work. Tuition is $200 per student with a few spots still available through online registration or by emailing firstname.lastname@example.com.
Both Water Works Academy and KidsAct! will conclude with an all-ages show. The Water Works Academy show will occur on August 2 at 10 a.m. The KidsAct! show will take place on August 8 at 10 a.m. Both will take place on the Shakespeare Royal Oak stage in Starr Jaycee Park and are free for all ages and open to the public.
Seating in the Starr Jaycee Park outdoor theatre is first come, first served with an area for blankets on the lawn close to the stage. Low-to-the-ground lawn chairs are placed behind blankets followed by tall lawn chairs toward the back of the lawn area. Bleacher seating is available along the perimeter of the lawn and accessible seating is available throughout the outdoor theatre.
Guests cannot bring their own adult beverages, but Water Works Theatre Company will have beer, wine and coffee for sale during performances of "Hamlet" for guests with proper I.D. The company is proudly serving beer from Royal Oak brewery Milking It Productions and wine & coffee from local distributor Five O'Clock Brands. Non-alcoholic beverages with snacks and concessions are available at all Shakespeare Royal Oak performances. Convenient parking is available at or adjacent to Starr Jaycee Park. For more information, visit the program website at www.shakespeareroyaloak.com.


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BBS rolls out wheels for the Chevrolet Corvette
Many people know BBS wheels from their success in the highest categories of auto racing, but more than 70 percent of the company's business involves supplying original equipment rims to more than two dozen automakers, including the likes of Ferrari, Porsche, BMW, Jaguar and the high-performance AMG vehicles from Mercedes-Benz.
But BBS also is in the aftermarket business and thus the 2007 introduction of its BBS Gold line RS-GT wheels for the latest generation of the Chevrolet Corvette.
"The Corvette is the ideal showcase for BBS engineering expertise because of its amazing acceleration and grip," said Craig Donnelly, director of technical sales for Braselton, Ga., based BBS USA.
The BBS Gold wheels have to be good to justify their price -- $900 each for the RS978 front wheels and $1,290 apiece for the RS979 rears.
Donnelly explained that because of its supplier status, "we only do things at that level." Corners are not cut for the aftermarket, he stresses. "There's no secondary level. It takes longer and costs more, but that's the way it's done."
The 'Vette wheels not only feature the characteristic BBS aesthetic design, but are two-piece and die-forged and were designed specifically to fit the Corvette, and thus to provide room for the car's large brake package. Donnelly said the company had to create some new tooling to do the Corvette's wide rear wheel.
He added that the new wheels weighed less than cast wheels and were stiffer, designed to allow more air volume within the tire and therefore the tires to run cooler in high-load situations while also providing enhanced ride quality.
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Ultra Team
The Centurion Running Ultra Team
Welcome to the Centurion Ultramarathon Running Team page. The news feed at the top follows the very different paths of the runners profiled below in their quest to fulfil their own ultrarunning goals. Here is the provisional calendar of major ultra events for the team in 2016:
Jan, Country to Capital: James E: 1st 4:59. Debs: 5th 6:28. Drew: 47th 6:29.
Feb, Ice Ultra: Robbie. 1st, Course Record.
Feb: Thames Trot: Craig: 1st 5:49.
March, ACP 100km: Paul: 1st, 6:58. Eddie: 2nd, 8:24.
March, Athens 24hr: James Elson. 2nd, 242.4km.
March, Canalathon 100km: Craig. 1st, 7:47.
April, Thames Path 100: Craig. 1st and CR, 14:09.
April, Highland Fling: Debs, Robbie: 4th, 7:08. Debs: 6th, 8:44.
April, London Marathon: Danny K, Gemma. Danny K: 2:29. Gemma: 3:23.
June, SDW100: Debs. 1st, 17:12.
June, World Mountain Running Champs: Danny Doherty.
July, Ronda Del Cims: Tim, Danny Doherty, Drew.
July, Lakeland 50: Danny K.
August, Echappee Belle: Drew.
August, CCC: Robbie Britton.
August, TDS: Neil Bryant.
September, TDG: Danny Doherty.
September, Spartathlon: James Adams.
October, World Trail Champs: Danny Doherty.
October, European 24hr Champs: Debs, James E and Robbie.
Team News
2015 Results Summary6 months ago
Here's a quick recap of all of the team results for 2015. A huge range of distances and terrain types as always. Plenty more shorter race results sprinkled in that are not included.
Jan, Rocky Raccoon 100: James Elson, Ian Sharman. Ian 1st, 13:32. James 8th, 14:50,
Feb, Tarewera 100km: Robbie Britton. 7th, 8:45.
Feb, Thames Trot 50: Craig Holgate. 1st, 5:48.
Feb, Donadea 50km: Debbie Martin-Consani. 5th, 4:05.
March, MCN 40: Tim Adams. 18th. 8:35.
April, Marathon Des Sables: Danny Kendall. 8th Overall.
April, Crawley 12hr: Mark Perkins. 1st/CR, 99.43 miles. 100 mile split 12:04:23 for 4th Fastest British Track 100 mile.
April, World 24hr Champs: Robbie Britton, Debbie Martin-Consani. Robbie 3rd with 261.14km. Debbie 12th with 221.71km.
April, Highland Fling: Paul Navesey. 2nd: 7:06. Third Fastest All Time.
May, ACP 100km: Craig Holgate. 2nd: 7:01.
May, GUCR: Mark Perkins, James Adams. Mark 2nd: 22:41. Second Fastest All Time. James A. 26th: 35:29.
May, World Trail Champs: Danny Doherty. 9:20. 17th.
June, Western States: Ian Sharman. 16:44. 7th.
June, Ronda Del Cims: Neil Bryant. 57:34. 129th.
June, Mont Blanc 80km: Danny Doherty. 12:07. 11th.
July, Hardrock: Tim Adams. 37:44. 47th.
July, Vol State 500 Screwed: James Adams. 149:47:00. 10th.
July, Lakeland 50: Debbie Martin-Consani. 9:04. 2nd.
September, World 100km Champs: Craig Holgate. 6:53. 11th.
September, Spartathlon: Debbie Martin-Consani. 30:36. 5th.
September, UTAT: Neil Bryant. 22:55. 14th.
October, 100 Miles Sud De France: Drew Sheffield. 36:24. 25th.
October, Autumn 100: James Elson. 14:35. 1st/ CR.
October, Grand Trail Templiers: Danny Kendall. 8:25. 40th.
October, Capadoccia 110km: Robbie Britton. 12:29. 3rd.
October, Mourne Skyline MTR: Dan Doherty. 4:04. 2nd.
October, Stort 30: Craig Holgate. 1st, CR.
November, White Rose 60: Debbie Martin-Consani. 11:05. 1st, CR.
Team Members
Craig Holgate
I have been running since I was 6 years old so have over 30 years of running experience. In that time I have done almost every type of running you can think off, for example as teenager I came 6th in the English schools decathlon. An injury leading up to the 2011 London Marathon led me to question what I wanted from running. This led to my wife Abbie buying me entry into the Thames Path 100 as a surprise birthday present, and the rest as they say is history. (Images c/o of Abbie Holgate & www.ian-greenphotography.co.uk)
Past Results
IAU World 100km Champs 2015 12th (6.53), 2014 16th & GB Team Bronze (7.03)
World Masters 100km Champion 2015 for the 35-40 year age group
IAU World Trail Champs - 25th place, GB team gold
Anglo Celtic Plate 100km (UK Champ places) – 1st 2013, 2nd 2012, 2014 & 2015
Thames Path 2012 – 1st and CR 15hrs 11mins
NDW 50 – 1st and CR's 2013 & 2015
Thames Trot 50 - 1st, 2012, 2014, 2015. 2nd 2013
Monster Ultra and Stort 30 – CR's and 1st places – 2013, 2014, 2015
Trailblaster trail 12hr – 130km in 11hrs 13mins
Shires and Spires – 1st 2012 & 2013
Top 5:
1 Winschotten 2015 – Finally a good performance in a GB Vest. It was a race I hadn't intended to do but the day after the ACP in Redwick my daughters convinced me to go for it. The training, the build up and the race itself all went well. Going into the last lap still feeling good and knowing that sub 7hr was there for the taking was a fantastic. Breaking 7 hrs, a great atmosphere, a World masters medal and all in front of my family.
2. Doha 2014 - After 3 attempts I finally got my GB vest for 100km. I was third counter for the team competition that GB got the Bronze medal. A PB and 16th place when many a better runner than me fell apart. Another tough night in the GB vest but a whole bunch of experiences I will never forget.
3. World Trail Championships - My worst performance in an Ultra on a course that didn't suit me. However, it was my first GB vest and I was lucky enough to be part of a fantastic winning GB team, so I got to sing the national anthem on the podium. To live two childhood dreams in one day is priceless
4. Mile 16 at the Wymondham 20 miler - My running at the start of 2013 was rubbish, my training was poor, I got ill and ran badly at the Thames Trot. I had already told family that I was pulling out of the Anglo Celtic Plate but gave myself one last chance to test my fitness before notifying the England team. I got dropped at 11miles but something happened at 16miles I came back to life and ran the last 4 miles at 10k pace. Perth was back on. I ran a solid, sensible race in the cold, I still can't believe I am UK 100km champion
5.Redwick ACP 100km 2012 - My first England vest made even more special as that day was the last day I saw my mother alive. After 30 years of running she finally got to see her son run for his country
Danny Kendall
I like to race any distance from parkrun to multi-days to 100 miles, ideally off-road and preferably somewhere interesting like in the mountains or the desert. I still like to run a standard road marathon every now and then as a bit of speedwork and an objective fitness test.
Past Results
MdS x 7 (Including 3 x Top 10s)
UTMB x 3
CCC (14th in 2014)
Lakeland 50 (3rd in 2014)
Marathons: 20 with a PB of 2:34 (CR holder at Steyning Stinger)
Pilgrims Challenge 2 x Winner and CR holder
Top 5
1 – MdS, 2014 – 5th place and a British record, my best performance so far. I love having a whole week of roughing it out in the desert and not having to do anything but get up and race each day.
2 – London Marathon, 2015 – My marathon PB of 2:34 ran 2 weeks after the MdS. Being from London and having family and friends out on the route adds to the experience.
3 – Pilgrims, 2013 – My first race win! (not including the 1500m at sports day when I was 11!).
4 – Nationals, 2015 –Racing in the mud at the cross country Nationals at Parliament Hill was definitely an experience and was very happy with a top 100 finish that is actually better than it sounds!
5 – CCC, 2014 – It was great to finally have a good day out on the mountains around Mont Blanc with a 14th place finish after a couple of 40 plus hour death marches at the UTMB back in 2009 & 2011.
Dan Doherty
I started running in 2008 mainly on the road and trail. I captained the Irish national ultra running team for the World and European 100k and also represented Ireland in the World and European Trail Running Championships in Connemara. I have now turned to the mountains and looking to compete in European mountain races. It is for this reason I have moved my entire family to the Brecon Beacons :)
Blog: http://runningmad-dan.blogspot.co.uk/
Past Results
Anglo Celtic Plate - 1st
UTSW - 1st
Thames Path 50 - 1st
Gower Ultra - 1st
European 100k Championships 7th
Salomon South Downs Marathon 1st
Top 5:
- Winning the Anglo Celtic Plate race (England, Ireland, Scotland and Wales compete over 100k) despite giving myself food poisoning on the Friday before the race!
Falling of a cliff in Zenor on the Ultra Trail South West but managing to hang on to some grass. I managed to live which was nice although I did feel a bit odd shouting for help at 3 in the morning!
- Generally running with my buddies in the mountains in the UK sharing experiences and training together. We spend so much time thinking and focusing on races that we never really take time to stop and enjoy the training!
Drew Sheffield
Started running in 2005 to challenge myself to run a half marathon. Ended up doing 2 marathons (one of them snowdonia) and realised the true pleasure in running in beautiful places for a long time. Now having completed a fair few 100 mile races i'm doing my best to run them faster and learning a heck of a lot on the way. Total addict, haven't looked back since.
Past Results
Finishes (longer stuff)
WHW race 2009, 2010, 2011
Lakeland 100 2010
Leadville 2011
Hardmoors 110 2012
Top 5:
1. Running my first race of 100 miles or over was GUCR 2008. I got to 100 miles feeling "ok" then within a mile found myself crying and thinking it was the absolute hardest thing i'd ever done and not being able to move without the most considerable mental effort. I power walked most of the rest of it and the only thing that got me through was imagining the total confidence of Michael Jordan walking onto a court bouncing a basketball and trying to imitate it.
2. UTMB 2009 - As we came to the final part of the final climb, the sun was just rising over Mt Blanc and it was the most magical experience i'd ever had. I just floated down the descent into one of the best finishing experiences there is.
3. Running down Pikes Peak. I'd been to Colorado in 2011 to celebrate my 30th birthday and to run the Leadville 100. If you like trail running this is the most impossible place to execute a well calculated taper. Pure running bliss.
4. Dunstable Downs Marathon 2011. For a laugh, i was encouraged to peg it up to the top of the first hill in order to get through the gate first then stop and rest and wait for my pals to carry on the race at a more social pace. Anyhow, i got to the top of the first hill and just kept my foot down for the whole race. I ended up in 2nd place very close to my marathon pb on a hilly self navigation course.
5. Highland fling 2009 - Having driven through the area as visiting my Grandparents, I finally got to explore the area i fell in love with as a child.
Debbie Martin Consani
I'm delighted to be the first female to join the boy band that is the Centurion Ultramarathon Running Team. Based in Glasgow, I have represented Scotland and Great Britain in 100K and 24 hour races I like road, hills, towpath and trails. Actually, I just like running. Except cross-country. I don't do cross-country. The longer the better for me, so don't ask me my 10K time. I'm married to an ultra-runner and fit training around a full-time job and our four-year-old son, Cairn. Juggling is my forte. I also do my own stunts and could fall over fresh air. Skinned knees and bruised limbs is my signature look. I like to do one thing each year that scares me.
Blog: www.debsonrunning.blogspot.com
Past Results
100 miles PB - 15:48
24 hours PB – 221.7km
West Highland Way Race 2008, 2010 and 2011. Best time 19:38
Highland Fling 53 miles (2010 and 2011). Silver in the UK trail championship
Anglo Celtic Plate – representing Scotland
Commonwealth ultra-distance championships North Wales 2011 –representing Scotland in the 24 hour race.
IAU World 24 hour championships 2012 Katowice, Poland. Set new Scottish records for 100m, 200km and 24 hour. Bronze team for world, silver for Europeans
IAU World 24 hour championships 2013 Steenbergen, Holland. PB of 220km. Team European bronze.
Devil Of the Highlands 2012: 1st
Grand Union Canal Race 2012: 1st Overall and Female CR Holder.
Thames Path 100 2013: 1st
Lakeland 100 2013/2014: 2nd/ 1st
Lakeland 50 2015: 2nd
Winter 100 2014: 2nd
24hr World Champs 2015: 221km, 12th.
Spartathlon 2015: 5th
Top 5:
1. Devil o' the Highland 43 mile race: This was my first ultra-distance race back in 2007 and my comeback race after having my Son in 2009. It's a firm favourite, not only because it's special to me, but it takes you magical journey through Glencoe and finishes in Fort William. This views don't get much better than that. I haverun the race five times and finished on the podium every time. Took me to my 5th attempt to win it though.
2. GUCR 2012: I was the outright winner of the race in 28:01. The first female to ever win the historic event. Although I'm not famed for the performance. I'm known as the numpty who fell in the canal in the middle of the night. Remember what I said about stunts? I also managed to ruin an iPhone, iPod and Garmin en route.
3. IAU World 24 Hour Race: I have represented Great Britain at the event in 2012 (Katowice, Poland) and 2013 (Steenbergen. Holland). I was a counter in the medal-winning team both times, set a new Scottish 100mile record of 15:48 within the race and personal best of 220km for 24 hours.
4. West Highland Way Race: The trail starts close to home and is the playground for many training runs. I have run the race three times 2008, 2010 and 2011 with my best time being 19:38.
5. Lakeland 100 2013: Imagine taking nearly 2.5 hours off the previous women's record, and still coming in second. Well, that's what happened to me. Still, I was happy to finish faster than my goal time. And with a full set of teeth.
Edwina Sutton
I have run ever since I could. I was a hyper active, all E numbers are banned, kind of kid, not much has changed. I ran throughout my school career with most of my success coming over 400 and 800m! I found triathlon in 2005 after playing hockey to a high level at university, but always feeling I hadnt quite fulfilled my athletic potential. I represented GB at age group Worlds in my first season and went on to win many notable races and break course records including Windsor Tri, Thames Turbo Race Series, Marazion Half Ironman, Little Woody half ironman and Lisbon half ironman. I stepped up to ironman distance after realising I was never going to get faster at swimming and this is where I really found my niche. Relentless hours and hours on the bike suited my go hard or go home mentality. I finished 2nd in my age group at Ironman Frankfurt and 11th overall and went onto the World Championships in Hawaii. After this I felt I wasnt going to get any further in triathlon without taking it up full time, so decided to have a family instead! Now with 2 kids under 3 I am embracing the new found painful world of ultra running. I have already learnt so much in my first season of pure running and am looking forward to representing Team Centurion with some big goals next year!
Blog: www.runningwithmybaby.blogspot.com
2016 ACP British 100km Champs: 2nd Lady.
2016 Steyning Stinger: 1st Lady.
2014 South Downs Way 50: 7:09 1st Lady and CR
2014 Country to Capital: 5:42 1st Lady and CR
2013 Salisbury 50km 3.53, 2nd overall and 1st lady
2013 Downslink Ultra 38 miles, 3rd overall and 1st lady, 4.47
2009 Ironman Hawaii World Champs: 10:48
Top 5:
1. Finishing country to capital in January, 8 months after having my second baby. 'Jogging' round and feeling super strong over the last 10miles, knowing that, once I got really fit this was a sport I was going to love!
2. Crashing and burning at mile 34 of the SDW50, poor preparation, poor mental attitude and lack of eating meant I dropped in a minor hyperthermic mess. From this my husband gave me a serious talking to, I changed my training, I changed my attitude. I met James and I havent looked back since.
3. Breaking the course record over the Three forts course. Buried a few of the SDW50 demons, felt great and loved every second, espcially embracing the mayor in a sweaty mess at the end
4. Salisbury 50km- went off hard and actually raced over a longer marathon distance for the first time. Loved the course and loved finishing second overall. Had to wait 3 hours for my prize as they couldnt believe a woman had run that fast and beaten the boys.2nd overall and 1st lady
5. Downslink ultra- my first proper ultra race knowing I was fit, had tapered and had no excuses not to execute! Loved running knowing I was chasing the boys all day, 3rd overall and 1st lady in 4.47
Gemma Bragg
I first experienced the emotion of ultra- running when I went out to Chamonix in 2010 to crew for Jez on the UTMB, I was instantly captured by the spirit and the community that is ultra- running and I knew that I wanted to be a part of this wonderful world. I ran my first Ultra '33miles' at the end of 2011, I couldn't sit down the next day, but knew this was a feeling I could get used to! Since then I have run a few more ultras and I have loved the experience of every single one of them and the journey to get there…. I have met and continue to meet so many amazing, inspiring and wonderful people through this lovely community, and I feel very honoured and excited to be part of the Centurion Team, flying the flag for the 'ladies' out there!
Outside of ultra- running I am a trainee Sport & Exercise Psychologist, married to an ultra legend, love baking and find it very hard to say no to a challenge!
Blog: www.themindandmanymiles.com
Twitter: @gembragg
Past Results
Classic Quarter 44miles 2012
CCC 2012 (87km) + 2013 (100km) (16.24 + 19.46)
Cortina trail 2013 (47km/2.650m+) 5.55 10th female
Toad Challenge 2013 (91miles over 3- days) 2nd female
Yorkshire Fellsman 2014 100k+ navigational error! 17:13
UTMB 2014 Finisher!
Portsmouth coastal marathon (best marathon performance) 3:09 1st female
Top 5:
- Coming up the Bovine climb during the night on the CCC in 2012, a man was playing a fog horn by a fire outside his little wooden cabin in heavy snow, the trees were all covered with sparkling snowflakes and it really felt like magic up there.
- Running through the streets of Chamonix on my way to the finish line of the UTMB, my first 100miler! A magical journey.
- Taking the wrong turn/ climb on the last day of a 3- day recce of the UTMB course. Initially feeling quite vulnerable, scrambling up through the fog and annoyed at myself; but then reaching the summit, the skies cleared and it was the most beautiful place I have been on earth. I cried with the emotion… a moment where you say to yourself 'this is what life's about!', and you wish you could capture the feeling in a bottle.
- Completing the Yorkshire Fellsman, as I am the world's worst navigator and the thought of running 100k across the moorland petrified me… but when a challenge is put in front of me, I like to take it and succeeding that challenge made me very happy.
- Running the Portsmouth marathon and feeling like I had wings, only wish it had been a longer race! Wish every race felt like that….
James Adams
UK Ultra running legend and writer.
Blog: http://www.runningandstuff.com/
Past Results: Longer Stuff
Los Angeles to New York Race – 2011
Spartathlon 2009,2010,2012
Badwater 2010
Lots of other stuff.
Top 5:
1. Blubbing in the Grand Union Canal Race – 2008 and after 120 miles of running my legs just ground to a halt. I sat in a chair and debated whether to bother with the last 25 miles. I decided to get up and go for it, running all the way. My legs felt like they were being bathed in acid but I ran through it until it got easier and easier and then all of a sudden I was bounding along like I was running a 10k. This was 130 miles into the race. The turnaround overwhelmed me so much that I just burst into tears. I had to hang on to some railings for a few minutes and just let it all out.
The only time I ever said "never again". It was after my first Spartathlon. I could not sleep I was in too much pain, I could not go to the toilet it was so painful and I had no idea what the point of doing something like that was. Over time the pain eased, the memories set in and I realized that I'd just completed the best race I have ever known and will be back there every year until I am 99.
3. A Japanese guy who could not speak much English tried to sing a Beatles song he didn't know the words or the tune to in order to cheer me up. I had diarrhea, had not eaten for 4 days and 200 miles.
4. Taking 10 of the hardest runners I know and putting them through the very experimental experience that was the "Piece of String" race. I was humbled by the way these guys all just took to the race in miserable conditions.
5. Telling Mark Cockbain that I might join him for the first week of his trans USA run, running 300 miles in a week across a desert. Hearing his response "Don't be such a pussy, do the whole thing". Signing up for the whole thing, all 3220 miles of it.
Mark Perkins
Until a few years ago I ran a little here and there, never all year round and without any focus but somehow dragged myself to a few pretty unspectacular trail marathon finishes. A growing waistline and feeling of dissatisfaction with my general fitness somehow led to a personal challenge to run 45 miles across the South Downs from Brighton to my parent's house near Chichester. I'd never heard of ultrarunning before then but soon realised that there was a whole bunch of other people doing similar things. From there I just got sucked into it all, it seemed to be a good fit for me both mentally and physically and I started taking training a little more seriously!
Blog: http://ultraperk.com/
Twitter: @ultraperk
Past Results
Berlin 100 2014 - 1st place, 13:06, CR
South Downs Way 100 2014 - 1st place, 14:03, CR
Three Forts Challenge 2014 - 2nd place, 2:59
South Downs Way 50 2014 - 3rd place, 6:24
North Downs Way 100 2013 - 3rd place, 17:45
Three Forts Challenge 2013 - 2nd place, 3:18
South Downs Way 50 2013 - 1st place, 6:55, de-facto CR
Top 5:
- Winning the SDW100 2014 in 14 hrs 3mins - exceeded my own expectations by so much that I was convinced that my watch was wrong when I crossed the finish line. A special day where everything seemed to go perfectly which is very rare in 100 mile races.
- Running the UTMB route over 5 days with Sarah (my wife) - we were lucky enough to have good weather on all of the days apart from the last one and we were just blown away by the beauty and toughness of the course.
- Taking nearly an hour off my freshly minted 100 mile PB to win the Berlin 100 - all I wanted from the day was to prove to myself that my SDW100 time wasn't a fluke, so to run just over 13 hours was very exciting
- Running the SwissAlpine K78 with Sarah and trying to keep up with her as she ran an absolutely suicidal pace down the steep, technical route from the highest point of the course. I've never been so convinced I was going to die or so glad to get to the bottom.
- Getting to the end of the North Downs Way 100 after puking for 70 miles and hardly being able to eat or drink anything for the whole second half of the race. I felt like I had really earned that buckle!
Neil Bryant
I've been running for eight years. I've generally been going longer and longer always looking for a nice mix of physical challenge, incredible experience and the beauty of the outdoors.
Blog: http://ultrarunninglife.com/
Past Results
Finisher Trans-Europe footrace 2012. 4175km across Europe in 64 days
Winner of the 2012 Viking Way (147 miles non-stop)
Winner of the 2012 Hardmoors 110
2nd at the North Downs Way 100 2011
135 miles in a 24hr race
Ran 100 miles on the Offa's Dyke alone, midwinter (2011)
Finisher: Spartathlon, GUCR & Multiple other trail 100s
UTMB 2013 Top 100/ Sub 30hr Finisher
Top 5:
- When I ran over the Severn bridge during JOGLE I cried like a baby with joy as I was entering the Westcountry (where I'm from) and was nearing the end.
- On the penultimate day of the Trans-Europe footrace I got my first sighting of Gibraltar (the end) and it was an incredibly happy time. I will remember it forever.
- The completion of my 100 mile run on the Offa's Dike midwinter was fantastic. It was pretty sketchy at times to say the least, and to finish was a relief!
- Last year I went to Alps and did some running on some incredible trails and took part in a vertical kilometre. Great fun and can't wait to return!
- I ran the Great Whernside fell race last year which is two miles up and two back down. Mad fun which was really exciting. Really need to do more fell races and urge you all to have a go!
Paul Navesey
Started running in early 2010 with my first ultra at London to Brighton that year. Since then trying distances from marathon to 100 miles, finally finding the great distance of 50 mile races and a love of trail. Now looking forward to continuing racing my favourite distance hoping to sneak under 6 hours on the way.
Blog: http://ultrapaulo.wordpress.com/
Past Races/ Results:
2016 British 100km Champs: 1st 6:58.
Caesars Camp 50: 1st & New Course Record 2012
Dartmoor Discovery: 5th 2011, 3rd 2012
Beauty and Beast Marathon: 1st 2012
Sussex Marathon: 1st 2013 (CR)
Farnham Pilgrim marathon: 1st 2013 (CR)
Endurancelife Sussex Ultra: 1st 2013
Downslink Ultra: 1st 2013
Lakeland 100: 30th 2011
Rocky Raccoon 2013: Finish
Top 5
1. Finishing at Lakeland 100 in 2011 as my first 100 mile race.
2. Win and CR at Casesars Camp in 2012 after DNF at the race the year previous whilst leading.
3. Dartmoor Discovery 3rd place 2012 with what I think is my best effort at an ultra so far, unfortunately a couple of people had a were faster than me!
4. Finishing at Rocky Raccoon 100 2013. After the race went badly wrong about half way was very pleased to get up and finish to collect my first US buckle.
5. Beating Robbie Britton in a tempo run.
Robbie Britton
I'm a trail and ultra runner specialising at the 24hr/100mile distance, representing Team GB at the 2013 24hr World Champs. Shortly afterwards I ran a 15:47 trail 100 mile PB in winning the Petzl SDW100.
Blog: http://robbiebritton.co.uk
Past Results
Finishes (longer stuff)
Caesars Camp 100 - 27:41 & 21:30 (3rd)
GUCR: 31:26 (7th)
NDW 100: 19:47 (1st)
TP 100: 16:02 (2nd)
Cotswold 100: 20:26 (2nd)
Basel 24hr: 222.5km (5th)
Tooting Bec 24hr: 209km (2nd)
Barcelona 24hr: 231km (4th)
World 24hr Champs: 239.008km (16th)
Petzl SDW100 2013: 15:47 (1st)
Spartathlon 2013
Pilgrims Way 2014: Win & CR
West Highland Way Race 2014: 2nd / 2nd fastest time ever.
Top 5:
1. Winning North Downs Way 100 - 30 mile runners high chasing people down at the finish
2. Basel 24hr - Getting to wear an England vest and having a great race... for 20 hours
3. UTMB - Something else, I'll be back there
4. Thames Path 100 - Running 16:02 for 100 miles. Fun.
5. GUCR - There's something about this race, 145 miles of canal path that is begging to be run under 24 hours....
Tim Adams
My motivation for running ultras is the scenery and running in stunning locations. I prefer hills, mud and nasty weather which levels the playing field. Ideally I look for races which I perhaps wouldn't get to explore otherwise in this incredible planet and I feel very blessed to have the opportunity to explore it. Ultimately I like the mini adventure aspect, seeing the sun set and rise in a race is very special and makes me appreciate the world around me.
Past Results
Finishes (longer stuff)
2013 UTSW60 5th in 12.29
2012 Hardrock 100 64th in 41.51
2012 UTSW60 2nd = in 11.30
2012 ONER (78miles) 7th in 20.07
2011 Leadville 100 61st in 24.17
2011 Lakeland 50 7th in 9.47
Top 5
1 - Hardrock. My lungs gave up after about halfway and I enjoyed a slow and steady finish whilst soaking in the scenery (and weather). I was lucky to have 3 great pacers who are coming back to pace me again in 2014.
2. Leadville. My first 100, I was the lightest I have been and I was scared as the furthest I had run before this was 50 miles. I ran scared (of the clock) most of the day. I entered not knowing any other runners and because sometimes you have to go big or go home. I was fortunate Drew Sheffield and James Elson (who I didn't know beforehand) entered and we shared a house and a weeklong adventure together, returning with three for three (buckles). Doesn't get better than that.
3 Namibia – A multi day event in Sousevlei. After being turned around en route to Libya for the Libyan challenge, 3 weeks later I flew to the heat of Namibia. A very hot desert multi day ultra , camping out and visiting locations such as dead vlei, Big Daddy and Dune 45 as well as running with Ostrich springbok amongst others. The stars and night sky was beyond description.
4 The Bear 100 DNF supported by Azusa my girlfriend my mind and soul didn't join me at the start line and I pulled out for no good reason...It gives me a reason to return and motivation not have this experience again.
5 Country to capital specifically 'Race to the gate'. C2C was my first ultra and goes right past my door and uses the trails I often run on, it's the perfect start to the year.
James Elson
I've been running ultras since 2005 gradually working my way through my bucket list of dream events.
Past Results
Finishes (longer stuff)
Autumn 100 (14:35/ Course Record)
Western States
Grand Union Canal Race 2013 (1st)
Bob Graham Round
10 Trail 100s including 4 x Rocky Raccoon
Marathon Des Sables
Racing the Planet 4Deserts
Athens 24hr (242.497km)
100 marathon Club (PB 2:43)
Top 5:
- Finishing the Spartathlon. Something I agonised over for a couple of years. The ultimate running race.
- Finally cracking the 100 mile distance with a 14:50 in 2015 at Rocky Raccoon
- The end of Leg 4 of my Bob Graham Round with the sunset over Enerdale.
- Winning the Autumn 100 with my own team of staff and volunteers to share it with.
- Finally cracking 24hrs in Athens in March 2016 with 242.497km.
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Fall 2014 - Spring 2015
The Curriculum Support Leader Program will work the same way this year as it did last year. As always, the department's Chair and Adjunct Liaison value your feedback.
This year's Curriculum Support Leaders are:
- ICRC I and ICRC II: Gwen Kane
- English Composition I and English Composition I with Workshop: Charlie Bondhus
- English Composition II: Andy Manno
Required for everyone:
- Please submit your syllabus by Wednesday, August 27, 2014:
- We will continue to collect and review syllabi since that helps to maintain the consistency and integrity of the courses. Please email your syllabus to your Curriculum Support Leader by Wednesday, August 27 so that you can make any necessary changes by the first day of classes, September 3. (The Curriculum Support Leader will only use the syllabus checklist for the new adjuncts.)
Required for new adjuncts and for adjuncts who have taught for us before but are returning after an absence from the college; optional for experienced adjuncts who taught for us last year:
- If you're teaching a course you have never taught at RVCC or if you have taught for us before but are returning after an absence from the college (one that's long enough so that you need to reactivate your employee status with HR), we want to be able to give you feedback on your assignments before you submit them to your students. Please email your out-of-class and in-class essay assignments to your Curriculum Support Leader two weeks before you want to distribute them to the students so that your Curriculum Support Leader can give you feedback using the assignment checklist.
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Crammed with quaint and wondrous shops and funky restaurants and cafes, the Brighton Lanes are best wandered lazily and explored as you find them.
You'll often find buskers livening up the streets, making the Lanes a great place for the battle worn shopper to grab a coffee and soak up the history to the sounds of some live jazz.
Besides The Lanes, Brighton also has The North Laine, a place that offers a unique retail experience.
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Getting to The Lanes: The Lanes area is only a ten minute walk away from the umi Brighton hotel. Walk north way along Middle Street and follow this road until you get to Duke Street. Turn your first left into Ship Street and then your first right into North Street. Then turn the first left into Bond Street and you'll walk into The Lanes area. For more information, check out the below map below (zoom out for a better view):


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Ah yes, it's the return of Brain Drops for another installment after a long absence. No particular topic or destination here, just a lot of randomness with a bit of Thailand sprinkled in.
My standard disclaimer: While I'm traveling, lots of random thoughts pop into my head. Each week (or month, or year) I like to share a few of them. Please don't judge me, I know I'm a bit crazy.
Reason #434 I love Asia: no time of the year is the wrong time of the year to play Christmas music.
Walking through the night market in Chiang Mai, I feel some sympathy for the sellers of handmade bookmarks. They'll soon be collateral damage in the growth of eBooks.
Watching all of the people in Thailand and their custom of a wai (below), it reminds me of when I was young. I used to think that any time I clasped my hands together I was automatically praying, as though I was triggering a holy walkie-talkie to God. I'd absent-mindedly put my hands together and then get scared that I was bothering Jesus when I was just thinking about Batman or something.
Does anyone ever buy a piggybank for a child in Vietnam? It's just not the same when you don't have coins plinking around inside.
Some countries require 2 passport sized photos for visas and some require only one, so I have lots of strays. I'm now carrying around 5 different photos with various hairstyles and outfits. I feel like Jason Bourne.
Reason # 437 I love Asia: You can believably say you have the body of a god when there are Buddhists everywhere. It's so much easier than comparing to the Greek gods or even skinny Jesus.
This week in dubious marketing claims:
Camera phones should have time locks that prevent them from taking photos after 10pm.
It shouldn't count as forgetting a birthday if you remember the person's birthday but just have no idea what day it is today.
I find it difficult to look directly in the face of people who do things that don't make sense to me. It makes my head hurt. It's like trying to stare at the carpet in a Vegas casino that's been purposely made with asymmetrical patterns to force you to look up at the slot machines.


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Media and the City Cosmopolitanism and Difference
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With the majority of the world's population now living in cities, questions about the cultural and political trajectories of urban societies are increasingly urgent. Media and the City explores the global city as the site where these questions become most prominent. As a space of intense communication and difference, the global city forces us to think about the challenges of living in close proximity to each other. Do we really see, hear and understand our neighbours? This engaging book examines the contradictory realities of cosmopolitanization as these emerge in four interfaces: consumption, identity, community and action. Each interface is analysed through a set of juxtapositions to reveal the global city as a site of antagonisms, empathies and co-existing particularities.
Timely, interdisciplinary and multi-perspectival, Media and the City will be essential reading for students and scholars in media and communications, cultural studies and sociology, and of interest to those concerned with the growing role of the media in changing urban societies.
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Chapter 2 Media and the city: synergies of power
Chapter 3 Consumption: the hegemonic and the vernacular
Chapter 4 - Identity: popular culture and self-making
Chapter 5 Community: transnational solidarities
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When my oldest granddaughter gave me eight of the 50 pumpkins she grew in her backyard, I didn't know how I'd use them all up! Then I remembered this recipe from a dear friend—I'm glad I tried it. I froze some of the pumpkin to use in this and other recipes, and also froze some of the sloppy joe mixture to enjoy later.—Eleanor McReynolds, Scott City, Kansas
- 1 pound ground beef
- 1/2 cup chopped onion
- 1 garlic clove, minced
- 1 cup canned pumpkin
- 1 can (8 ounces) tomato sauce
- 2 tablespoons brown sugar
- 2 tablespoons prepared mustard
- 2 teaspoons chili powder
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- American and mozzarella cheese slices
- 8 hamburger buns, split
- In a large skillet, cook the beef, onion and garlic over medium heat until meat is no longer pink; drain. Stir in the pumpkin, tomato sauce, brown sugar, mustard, chili powder and salt. Bring to a boil. Reduce heat; simmer, uncovered, for 10 minutes.
- Meanwhile, cut American cheese slices with a pumpkin-shaped cookie cutter. Cut mozzarella cheese into shapes (triangles, half-circles, etc.) to make pumpkin faces. Spoon meat mixture onto buns and top each with a pumpkin. Yield: 8 servings.
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Fishing Forecast 2014 for Clearwater and Dunedin Fl.
The weather in April has finally come around and the fishing has been excellent and should continue in the Clearwater and Dunedin areas.
The water temperature has reached above 70 degrees in the bays and the bait is showing up everywhere on the grass flats just inside the passes. All of this is pointing to a great opportunity for some outstanding fishing in the upcoming month of April.
This amazing situation sets up a month long fishing frenzy. All of the inshore and bay waters of Clearwater are inundated with our fishy visitors looking to wreak havoc on the bait and any fisherman's line. Snook, redfish, trout, mackerel, ladyfish, pompano and early tarpon are just a few of the welcomed species. The fish will eat anything they can find, such as, white bait, pin fish and lots of shrimp. Any type or color of artificial bait will work as well. The 1/8 oz. jig head with 3 to 4 inch jerk baits seemed to work the best for trout and reds.
Dig out your rods and reels from their winter storage and give them a once over because Spring Time fishing is here and this is no April Fools joke. If you need some maintaince, repairs or new line on the reels, drop them off at Barracuda Bob's on Dunedin Causeway and they will get them in fishing shape.
The last week of March, I have been targeting redfish and trout. The reds are still schooling in the back bays around the same general locations. They are constantly moving from day to day and are still very spooky, only feeding when the tide is rising. We had some good catches during the warm spells of March using live shrimp and targeting close to the mangroves and oyster beds. The bite will get a lot better in April as the reds become more aggressive on the incoming and out going tides. Bring out the artificials, both top water and jig heads, they will do the job as well.
Snook will be dependent on how warm the first part of April is. If its warm, they will make an early April appearance. If its cold, they will make a move later in the Month. Either way, spring time is a great time to target snook. They come out of their winter haunts and head to the beaches. The snook will be feeding on just about anything such as, white baits, pin fish and shrimp to name a few. Look for them to show up around the passes of Clearwater, Dunedin and Anclote. Search near the shore lines of the passes and also inside the passes. Once you find the linesiders, set up so you can toss your baits out in front of them and let the current sweep the bait past them. This is the most natural presentation and should draw a strike.
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"The Bachelor 18" Juan Pablo Galavis is looking for love, and the new season kicks off on ABC Monday night. Galavis stopped by "Live With Kelly & Michael" on Jan. 6 to talk about the new season, and it was a fun appearance.
Galavis was asked why he needed to go on "The Bachelor" to find his Ms. Right. He says that while he can meet ladies in his ordinary life, he hasn't found his soulmate. He said he figured at this point, doing the show was an opportunity he couldn't resist.
Juan Pablo does have a young daughter named Camila. He says she jokes about him being "The Bachelor," but she isn't going to be watching the show and she doesn't know much about what's going on. Galavis is making it clear he'll be shielding her from the chaos that surrounds the show as much as he can.
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A pictorial essay on the Spa Region of Central Victoria, Australia, with emphasis on the historic gold rush town of Daylesford and its neighbor, Hepburn Springs, now best known for its healing mineral waters and funky tourist image. This delightful 10×8 inches (25×20 cm) Hardcover book includes 40 original full color Fine Art illustrations in Premium Lustre paper, by noted photographic artist, Chris Armytage. ISBN 978-0-9872716-1-7
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Is Austin Spitler. You know the Inside LB from THE Ohio State University. Yeah, that guy.
I really don't know much about this guy other than he's another guy who is going to be expected to contribute on special teams.
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This is not an ALERT
By John Clingan-Oracle on Jul 22, 2008
In an effort to gain visibility in a world of information overload, the media invented the "ALERT". However, there seems to be no consensus as to what an "ALERT" means. The result is "The Boy Who Cried Wolf" syndrome, where an ALERT more often than not adds to the noise.
I made the mistake of subscribing to ZDNet mailing Open Source ALERT mailing list. Note to ZDNet, a post by Dana Blankenhorn is not worthy of an alert. That is not to discredit Dana whatsoever. I subscribe to Dana's blog. However, a daily blog post is not ALERT-worthy. I unsubscribed. ZDNet lost a communication channel to me, their customer.
Note that cable news is not immune, where they spend endless hours of analyzing a single topic. An ALERT is intended to notify the viewer of something eventful, although it rarely does so.
My thoughts on good vs bad alerts.
Good alerts - including mandatory Yahoo, Microsoft, Google, Apple references:
- Yahoo buys Microsoft
Microsoft buying Yahoo lost its alert-ability months ago
- Google Trends shows googling Google on the decline
Not that it will ever happen
- Microsoft places [anything significant] under an open source license
- Apple opens up iPhone to developers, and AT&T Unlimited data plan is really unlimited, enabling SlingBox owners to Sling.
GlassFish & MySQL Unlimited really is Unlimited.
- Tsunami. Earthquake.
Bad alerts:
- Microsoft buys Yahoo
See "endless hours of analyzing a single topic" above
- new iPhone model released
"... endless hours ..." yada, yada, yada
- Anything about Britany Spears
Alerts should be newsworthy
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text: Best Western Plus Edgewater Hotel Hotel rating Quick Specs Commissions 10.0%Rates $190Year Built 1999Year Renovated 2008 View Large Interactive Map Address 202 5th AveSeward, AK 99664 Web http://www.hoteledgewater.com Phone + 1 907-224-2700 Fax + 1 907-224-2701 Toll-free 888-793-6800 Email email@example.com OverviewMeeting SpecsPhotos & videos Description Downtown hotel located on Resurrection Bay; offering comfortable rooms, sauna & exercise room; 1 block to Alaska SeaLife Center.Year Built: 1999Year Renovated: 2008Check in Time: 4:00 PMCheck out Time: 11:00 AMNumber of Floors: 3Total Number of Rooms: 76Rates: $190Commissions: Room Only 10.0%Chain: Best Western InternationalChain Website: http://www.bestwestern.com GDS Hotel Reservation CodesAmadeus GDS: BW SWD016Galileo/Apollo GDS: BW 46717Sabre GDS: BW 045374WorldSpan GDS: BW 02016Reps: Sceptre Hospitality Resources Best Western Plus Edgewater Hotel Location & Neighborhood108 miles from Anchorage. Railway. On Resurrection Bay, small quaint downtown, near S. Beach. Best Western Plus Edgewater Hotel Rates & PoliciesBest Western Plus Edgewater Hotel rates are Daily in USDStandard: $190 Credit Cards Are AcceptedReservations must be guaranteed with a credit cardMeals: Continental PlanDeposit Policy: One nights deposit upon reservationCancellation Policy: 72 hrs notice for full refundHotel Discounts offered: Corporate discountGovernment/ Military discountAARP discount Nearby AirportsKenai Mncpl (69 miles northwest)Homer (76.25 miles southwest)Ted Stevens Intl (76.75 miles northwest)More Airports » Best Western Plus Edgewater Hotel Room AmentitiesBest Western Plus Edgewater Hotel amenities are in All rooms unless noted otherwiseBalcony/Terrace (some)CoffeemakerDaily Maid ServiceFitness Equipment (some)Iron/Ironing Board (some)Microwave OvenRooms for Non-smokersTelephoneRefrigeratorCable/Satellite TelevisionTelevisionDVD/VCRInternet Access (High Speed & Wireless) Guest ServicesComplimentary CoffeeComplimentary TransportationConcierge ServicesGift ShopLaundry RoomLaundry/Dry Cleaning ServiceFree Onsite ParkingWheelchair Access to Common/Public AreasCommon Area Internet Access (High Speed & Wireless) Security ServicesParking Area Well LitSmoke Alarm in RoomsSprinkler in RoomsValet Parking Service Nearby SightseeingThe Alaska Sealife Center (1 block)Exit Glacier (15 miles northwest)Kenai Fjords National Park (1 mile north)More sightseeing » On-Site RecreationHot TubNearby RecreationBeachBicyclingBoating/SailingFishingHealth ClubHealth Spa/MassageHorseback RidingJogging TrailsPool (Indoor Pool, Outdoor Pool)Shopping Mall/Area Best Western Plus Edgewater Hotel Meeting Rooms & Events1 Meeting Rooms holding 60 people.1,600 sq ft of Meeting SpaceHarbor RoomLocation: MFlooring: CarpetKenai RoomLocation: MFlooring: CarpetCapacity: Theater- 38, Classroom- 38, U-Shape- 38, Reception- 38, Banquet- 38 Best Western Plus Edgewater Hotel Business ServicesA-V EquipmentBusiness CenterCopierFaxMeeting FacilitiesMeeting Room Internet Access (High Speed & Wireless) Best Western Plus Edgewater Hotel Images, Videos, & Virtual Tours Nearby Seward Hotels More Nearby Hotels Marina MotelHoliday Inn Express Seward HarborHotel SewardHarborview InnVan Gilder Hotel Hoteliers! Is your listing up to date? With over 130,000 hotels in our database, no other source compares to our depth of information. Click here to review and be sure the travel professional knows your hotel's latest details.