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The Madake swing arm wall lamp, has a sleek sculptural appearance that will befit many different decor styles. Madake has a matte brushed nickel finish and three adjusting points. Can be used in hardwired or pinup installations. On/off switch located on fixture. Material(s): Metal Dimensions: 6" H X 13" W X 31" Extension Lamp Type: FLUORESCENT Bulbs: 1 X 8W 120V T5 fluorescent lamp (included) Listing: UL Model(s): kvc-p266-033 P266-1-603 George KovacsThe George Kovacs lighting collection features a broad range of high-quality lighting fixtures produced with a mid-century modern flair. A team of renowned designers, including George Kovacs himself, Karim Rashid, Alecia Wesner and Rachel Simon, have designed a wide selection of wall sconces, pendants, ceiling lights, bath lighting and table and floor lamps, sure to fit in to any modern decor. Write a Review
Customer Reviews
The lines are clean and slick and the light is low and steady.
It is a slick linear light good for task as well as a reading lamp. By:Mary G. , Architect (New York, New York USA)
Great looking - great price - easy to install
By:Tricia B. , Architect (St. Paul, MN)
Very nice looking high tech design
Lighting is flourescent and not too intense. The unit swivels left and right and tilts slightly up and down. Looks great on both sides of a bed ont he wall By:Ellen K. , Homeowner (Bellevue WA)
Installed a pair of these as bedside reading lights. They look great and work well. The florescent lamps are bright enough -- and, of course "green," although not everybody will like the cool blue light. The only con is that they are touchy to install -- it isn't easy to get the back plate screwed to the wall in such a way that the lamp ends up parallel to the floor. But for a modern, solidly built fixture, you can't beat the price. By:Philip S. , Homeowner (Pasadena, CA USA)
Crisply stylish lamp, that has good horizontal reach.
We opted for these as reading lamps on either side of the bed, over some dowdy sconcey thing. We were looking for directed light that was somewhat adjustable. These lights are well-built and sturdy despite the sleek look. The only downside is that the horizontal arms are not completely square to the wall plate and that makes them look sort of crooked. I noticed it when there was nothing else in the room, and may not notice it once furniture is in. Don't know yet. By:Rebecca C. N. , Homeowner (Washington, DC)
Clean design, good value.
Very nice lamp, great for bedside and next to sofa for reading light. By:Heidi and Mike , Designer (Seattle, WA)
Elegant & Functional
So far so good. Although we haven't installed them yet, we like what we see. The swivel on one of the lights was very tight - took some muscle to get it moving. Otherwise, I'm always happy with YLighting's prompt deliveries, customer service and return policy. Looking forward to reading in bed again! By:Lori L. (Oakland, CA)
Y-Lighting is THE place to buy!
Having looked all over the DC area and the internet, Ylighting has a huge selection that makes shopping easy on the purse and the gas tank. I am very pleased with the Madake Wall Lamps and they are perfect for reading in bed. By:Claudia , Homeowner (washington, dc)
Great reading light, great price
The Madake looks great as reading light. If you don't like the blueish cast of the bulb, you can get replacements which are closer to an incandescent/yellow cast. The shipping was very quick, and communication great. By:Anita , Homeowner (Florida)
Sturdy and sleek
The finish color wasn't what we expected for the name. The light output is not strong enough. The arm angle seems not to align exactly with the base plate. The cover for the hanging cord should be doubled in length, maybe by supplying two of them so the packaging stays small. By:Lawrence R P. , Architect (Washington DC)
great little bedside lamps. mounting takes precision and easier using the hard wired mount than flush mount to make minute level changes
By:EAFG (Columbus, Ohio USA)
Exceeded our expectations.
We purchased two George Kovac swing-arm wall sconces. The price was the best we found on the internet which included no sales tax and free shipping. They arrived in perfect condition in less than a week. It's nice to know that we have a reliable resource for future purchases. By:Demosthenes B. , Homeowner (Illinois)
clean, smart look
good price for bed side wall lamps for a modern bedroom By:Rhonda Turner , Homeowner
This light is excellent for bedtime reading!
I looked a long time for a reading light to mount above my bed. YLighting had the solution. The Madake wall lamp is perfect for my bedtime reading. I have one mounted on the wall above the headboard, on each side of my bed. The construction and quality of the light is superb. The dorian bronze color was great for matching my decor. Installation took about 10 minutes for each light and was easy! Very satisfied! Thanks YLighting! By:William D. , Homeowner (North Carolina)
Nice looking & useful
This wall lamp was one of the less expensive lamps that I found to put on the wall by our bed. It looks great with our contemporary decor & is easy to adjust for reading. By:Ali , Homeowner
Impressed by the quality and design
impressed by the quality and design but disappointed in the amount of light given off. I think a stronger wattage bulb was needed. By:Jeffrey W. , Homeowner (bay shore ny 11706)
A great value for the price--good design, materials and manufacture.
I just had the lamps installed and I am very pleased with the result as they look great on each side of my bed. They are well made and the finish is good. I am very pleased. By:Alexis L. , Homeowner
Sleek lines
The product, which was back ordered for many weeks, arrived and was just as we expected. Lovely contemporary, sleek lines and easy to operate. Our only regret is that the cord cover does not fully cover the electrical cord. Ylighting was extremely helpful in contacting the manufacturer to inquire about whether they offer another length cord cover but unfortunately, they do not. By:C F. , Homeowner
Madake is a beautifully sleek, horizontal piece of sculpture.
This fixture may not fit every situation, but it certainly fits the bill when you're looking for a super thin, horizontal task light. My only negative comment is that I thought that the brushed aluminum housing would have a little sparkle to it: it is rather dull in material appearance. By:Michael H. , Homeowner (Chicago)
I am pleased with the amount of light and how easy it was to install it.
Great fixture, you can turn it in any direction, also lays flat on the wall. Easy to install. Great stainless steel finish. Has high power good quality light and was not very expensive. By:Jeannie M. , Designer (westport, ct)
The Madake wall lamp is a perfect fit for my small space.
The lamp is small and sleek, unobstrusive when not in use. It fits neatly over my sleep sofa and provides perfect ligth for reading. By:Carol , Homeowner (20814)
Beautiful design, light in weight, sleek and clean.
Easy to install. However, had to exchange because the cylinder attached to the wall plate was soldered off-kilt so the horizontal arms are therefore not square to the unit. Only found out after removing the plastic covering on the product and placed on wall, while comparing it to the other one (side companion to bed). Visually noticeable. Hope Y Lighting will remedy this. Great company. By:Gilen C. (Brooklyn, NY)
Well designed light. Nice finish
This light has nice fit and finish. It installs easily. Puts out a bit of a white blue light. The arm is a bit stiff. The switch is well placed but would look better in a metal finish to match the face plate. By:William M. , Homeowner (Raleigh,nc, USA )
Great design.
The Madake lamp combines good design with practicality. YLighting is a great site with reasonable priced options. By:Sarah P. , Homeowner
Good fixture overall, but...
Like the fixture overall, but two screws on side that hold the fixture to the mounting box are not strong enough. The fixtures are too heavy for them they are tipping off on their own weight. Needed to add screws on top to hold them in place. By:Leslie W. , Architect (Santa Monica, ca)
Beautiful In the room
The fixture is beautiful and love that it modern and functional. By:Camie , Homeowner (Los Agneles)
Sleek, modern bedroom reading light
I was looking for a light that was sleek but provided enough light for reading. After reviewing numerous lights, the Madake Wall Light was a clear selection. It hasn't disappointed. It provides ample light for a sleek, modern look. Would recommend it, if you're shooting for a modern look. By:Williams-Hight , Designer (Austin, TX)
Very nice
Look exactly has expectd. Good quality, very slick and design. By:Veronique G. , Homeowner (Belmont CA)
Burns Out when Bulb Burns Out
I've had the lamp for about 6 years now, and when the bulb burns out, it means the lamp is done, which is disappointing. Never had a lamp that lasted for such a short time. Also, if one goes the other one is not far behind, so don't replace one lamp, just wait until the other blows out and then treat yourself to two other new lamps. Also, getting the bulb out is unnecessarily laborious. The clamps they provide help, but the directions on how to do it need updating. Disappointing experience with these lamps, given how great they look. By:Andrew G. , Homeowner (Los Angeles, CA, USA)
Beautiful Look, Poorly Designed
I'm not entirely sure how this light has received such rave reviews. I have gone through 4 different lights, in each case the ballast burned out and is nearly impossible to replace (it's custom and not available via the Internet). I love the look but the actual inner workings are cheap and poorly constructed. I would avoid this light and go for another version. YLighting is great to work with but skip this light and buy another - even though it looks great... By:Amy , Designer (Austin, TX) Customer Questions:Q: What are the dimesions of the backplate for the Madake Wall Lamp? A: The plate that you see is 5 7/8" Square, there is also a round back plate behind that, that is 5 1/8" Diameter x approximately 1 inch deep. Q: How much cord comes with the Madake Wall light? A: The Madake comes with 9 feet of clear cord.
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July 07, 2012 05:53 PM
Noam Chomsky: 'The Occupy movement just lit a spark'
'If you're rich and powerful you never have enough'. In this full-length interview, Gary Younge talks to US historian and philosopher Noam Chomsky about why the Occupy movement is so important, where it goes from here, and how it will affect the election.
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Five ways churches get preferential treatment and benefit from legal loopholes
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CaptainShuddup 1 9:29am Wed 1 Aug 2012 Share Quote Permalink Like Dislike (2) Thanks to Liberal reporting on the Religious monsters that own businesses that happen to have faith.
I now know that Interstate Batteries, Wal-Mart, Chick-Fil-A and several other are faith based businesses(What ever in the fuck that means).
And I plan upping my patronage at all of those businesses.Hell is for Libruls.
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Based on author Bryan Burrough's ambitious tome Public Enemies: America's Greatest Crime Wave and the Birth of the FBI, 1933-43, director Michael Mann's sprawling historical crime drama follows the efforts of top FBI agent Melvin Purvis (Christian Bale ) in capturing notorious bank robber John Dillinger. A folk hero to the American public thanks to his penchant for robbing the banks that many people believed responsible for the Great Depression, charming bandit Dillinger (Johnny Depp) was virtually unstoppable at the height of his criminal career; no jail could hold him, and his exploits endeared him to the common people while making headlines across the country. J. Edgar Hoover's (Billy Crudup) FBI was just coming into formation, and what better way for the ambitious lawman to transform his fledgling Bureau of Investigation into a national police force than to capture the gang that always gets away? Determined to bust Dillinger and his crew, which also included sociopathic Baby Face Nelson (Stephen Graham) and Alvin Karpis (Giovanni Ribisi), Hoover christened Dillinger the country's very first Public Enemy Number One, and unleashed Purvis to take them down by whatever means necessary. But Purvis underestimated Dillinger's ingenuity as a master criminal, and after embarking on a frantic series of chases and shoot-outs, the dashing agent humbly surmised that he was in over his head. Outwitted and outgunned, Purvis knew that his only hope for busting Dillinger's gang was to baptize a crew of Western ex-lawmen as official agents, and orchestrate a series of betrayals so cunning that even America's criminal mastermind wouldn't know what hit him. Marion Cotillard, Channing Tatum, and Stephen Dorff co-star. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
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A minor crook finds himself in major peril when a "hot" weapon goes missing in this violent crime thriller. Joey Gazelle (Paul Walker) is a low-level "mechanic" in the Mafia who hopes to rise through the ranks by doing whatever is needed. One night, a drug deal goes very wrong when police show up and try to close down the operation; shots break out and a battle ensues, with a pair of of cops meeting a particularly violent fate at bad end of a gun barrel. Joey is given the gun that killed the policemen and is told to make it disappear so it can't be used as evidence; however, before he can do that, the weapon is stolen by Oleg (Cameron Bright), a friend of Joey's young son, who takes the pistol and uses it to shoot his abusive stepfather. Now that the gun is implicated in high profile crimes, it's vitally important that Joey find it as soon as possible, but his search for the firearm is complicated by the fact that Oleg's stepdad is affiliated with a rival gang of Russian mobsters, and that Rydell (Chazz Palminteri), a seriously corrupt police detective, is hot on Joey's trail. Joey's search for the gun takes him through the grim criminal netherworld of the city, where he must face off against nearly every sort of crook, con artist, and deviate that has ever walked the earth. Running Scared is from writer-director Wayne Kramer, who made a name for himself with the well-reviewed independent feature The Cooler. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi
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Dennis Skinner (Ted Raimi) seems like a normal enough guy, but he has a very abnormal hobby -- at night, he creeps through the back streets looking for potential victims, and when he finds one, he carefully removes their skin with an elaborate collection of knives. Heidi (Traci Lords), one of Dennis' victims, is on his trail, waiting for a chance to get her revenge, but in the meantime Dennis has developed a crush on Kerry (Ricki Lake), and wants to find a way to show her he really cares. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi
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For reasons that may be obvious to anyone who's seen the film, Suffering Bastards is usually not mentioned on the "official" resume of actor/performance artist Eric Bogosian. The story involves a pair of ne'er-do-well brothers (Bogosian and John C. McGinley). Because of the revenue accrued by their mother's nightclub, the two grown siblings have never done a lick of work in their lives. But when mom is swindled out of her business, the boys are moved to act. The rest is an incoherent swirl of "sting" operations, zaftick females and funny costumes. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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An ex-soldier (Liam Neeson) traveling through Europe embarks on a frantic quest to rescue his daughter (Maggie Grace) after the young girl is abducted by slave traders in District B13 director Pierre Morel's contemporary thriller Taken. Robert Mark Kamen joins the screenwriting team, which also includes Morel and longtime collaborator Luc Besson, who also produces. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
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For his first filmmaking effort without brother Josh Kornbluth by his side, Jacob Kornbluth followed up the duo's Haiku Tunnel by writing and directing this offbeat drama about a family struggling to cope with unexpected strife and the pitfalls of adolescence. The Best Thief in the World stars Mary-Louise Parker (Boys on the Side, Angels in America) as the family matriarch, a public-school English teacher whose husband has recently suffered a stroke, leaving her the household's lone breadwinner. Meanwhile, her oldest son Izzy is rebelliously acting out in response to the tumult at home and his own growing pains by breaking into apartments and rearranging the furniture. The Best Thief in the World screened in competition at the 2004 Sundance Film Festival. ~ Matthew Tobey, Rovi
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"It is especially critical that we address these problems of aging and generation transmissions, because dependable energy infrastructure is absolutely essential to economic growth," Gil C. Quiniones said. Quiniones is president and CEO of the New York Power Authority and a co-chair of the Energy Highway Task Force.
About 300 people gathered at the DoubleTree Hotel in Tarrytown on Thursday to learn about Gov. Andrew Cuomo's plan to improve the state electrical power system through a public-private partnership. The "Energy Highway" was part of Cuomo's 2012 State of the State address.
"Building a new energy highway for New York State will not only create thousands of jobs, but lay a new foundation for future economic growth," Cuomo said in a press release. "If we want to truly make New York open for the businesses of tomorrow, we cannot rely on the power supply of yesterday."
Cuomo and other state energy officials say new energy infrastructure is essential, especially transferring excess electrical power from upstate to downstate New York.
"We face a situation in which excess energy is available upstate while the greatest demand is here downstate," Quiniones said.
The Energy Highway would include rebuilding and upgrading large sections of the state's transmission system, Quiniones said, especially as the state faces "growing uncertainties" for several of its power plants because of federal and environmental regulations.
Quiniones said Thursday that the state hopes new transmission lines can be built in existing rights-of-way and that aging power plants can be made more efficient and environmentally-friendly.
Quiniones also noted the state hopes to increase the diversity of energy sources, including natural gas, solar, wind and other sources.
The state issued a request for information on April 11, with a submission deadline of May 30. The request asks potential developers and investors to discuss the issues and challenges that may arise and prevent the project from moving forward. Suggestions on how to solve potential problems are also included.
Francis Murray, president and CEO of the New York State Energy Research and Development Authority, said the state will review responses and formulate an action plan during the summer that will help the state move forward on the project.
Robert Hallman said he was impressed with the turnout to Thursday's conference and that it reflected the substantial interest in the project. Hallman is New York State deputy secretary for energy and the environment.
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It's failing badly to hold that 500 dollar Priceline -- the stock plunging another 3%.
To close at 485.
Dollars a shared yesterday came the news that iPhone 5 sales are slowing.
So much that they're cutting some of their part orders and half.
And today competitors Samsung announcing it sold 100 million galaxy S models.
So is there any way apple can actually get its -- -- back as the stock and as they stand out leader in design and innovation rich car guard.
-- -- magazine he's been following high tech world from his Silicon Valley perch for decades and he joins us now rich.
Great to see you thanks for coming -- can apple ever recover and if so how.
Well it would be a little bit hard to get Steve Jobs back into living so they've got that going against them he was the one who rehabilitated the company when it was on the the floor that introduced sell these new great products including iPhone in 2007.
Look -- you know the iPhone did not have much competition for the first few years.
After is introduced first android phones from Google.
We're not that good but now the android Samsung combination.
Is very powerful and apple you know just as proof.
And how fast that things can happen is just how fast that iPhone 5 sales of slow down.
-- this that your kind of a business' story this is an epic business story books are gonna be written about how.
Apple lost this extraordinary.
Lead that they had which just a few months ago people were saying they were gonna lose for years if ever.
How what's the lesson here what did they do wrong was it was it a case of hubris.
Think it that they could do no wrong or what.
Well that's a great question David you know I'm I think that that Steve Jobs says something very valuable and -- 1990s.
When he was out of apple.
And he told the apple executives not to be greedy not to live on high margin products because it wouldn't collapsed.
And you could just substitute the word iPhone for Macintosh.
And the same thing would be true today I think that apple thought that it could live in a world -- could dictate prices to suppliers.
Where it would get this 400 dollar subsidy per phone from the carriers like AT&T and Verizon.
And that it would have these high margins forever but margins don't -- so I think the mistake apple made I think it's trying to correct itself.
-- to lower the price of the iPhone and and really propagate the iPhone throughout the world but it's also new products and innovative product data modeling innovative products but -- design models that are different I mean it.
Is that is that -- lost for good.
You know will see yet a lot of savvy observers and I wish I could have claimed that I was one of them.
So that apple would probably do very well for about a year after Steve Jobs is death well.
Steve died in October 2012.
And it was just about one year.
And they have that momentum and you really have to ask.
Where is the creativity of the genius is Steve Jobs -- eazy.
Within apple so one camp would say this one camp would say that and he would say this is the way it's going to be his instinct his gut were always right on the mark.
They do have so much talent left our first -- all they have a lot of cash to they have over -- hundred.
Hundred billion dollars and -- huge amount of cash if they have a huge amount of talent that they have can't they put that together.
To come out with some new innovative thing that'll that'll take the market by storm.
Here's -- you know here's the fundamental issue David Tim Cook who is the CEO of apple may be the world's best.
Big company operations guy he was the chief operating officer under Steve Jobs.
Now he's the CEO.
I think for all of those virtues and they are many that thing that he doesn't really have.
Is that confidence to -- it you know -- bet big on this product or that product so I think there's just a lot of conflict in paralysis going on inside of apple right now.
OK and finally besides being a business stories -- a huge stock story as well let's move markets.
What this stock has done there's this big battle between Nomura and and -- -- guy I guess you saw about your belly thinking that is -- At current levels rumours saying it is not a -- at all it's gonna go down further.
Do you dump the stock now or do you buy in at these levels what would you say.
But I'd say you sit on your hands right now because I think I -- in the near 30% drop since September is quite a -- and in -- would tempt you to get back again.
But I don't see the product pipeline the probable is.
Is that apple is such a low PE valued company right now that to continue to sell it might be a mistake to so I would.
I would I I would -- quickly say it's a neutral right now.
Facts are right.
Rich -- very intrusive story I mean again books will be written about what happened apple how it lost its lead rich -- -- publisher of Forbes magazine thanks very much -- over to you.
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Disco LT wrote:cyclobs, Mellie.. what sort of $$ are we talking to get decent enjoyment out of a game like FSX? Might sound crazy but I like the idea of it.. and I do want a more sim experience without hitting the DC10 level of MEGA HARD.
Any suggestions of gear? Obviously I'd need a joystick throttle and rudder set, but do you use just a regular stick or do you use a different type of flight controller like a two handed..yoke, thingy?
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If you're really only keen on civilian aircraft then maybe a yoke is what you need... However, that becomes extremely limiting when you start trying jets.
I think my Saitek pro-flight pedals were $150? You can get a Saitek Pro joystick/throttle for maybe $200. But even a basic joystick from EB at $40-$50 would be perfect until you're ready to upgrade. Also, if you buy one like that it will have a twist-stick for ruddering which is perfectly serviceable.
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Alright lads, would anyone know on an MMA club or gym in the pembrokeshire region, can't seem to find anything.
Alright lads, would anyone know on an MMA club or gym in the pembrokeshire region, can't seem to find anything.
Does anybody know of anything up my way? I live on Anglesey, I've never done MMA before - I did a bit of Muay Thai before I started seeing my Mrs, wanna get back into something and it's MMA I wanna do.
I have no idea where there are any gyms, I heard there is one in Rhyl and one in Wrexham but that's way too far for me to travel without my own car ATM. I don't think there are any on Anglesey otherwise I'd have probably found it by now... but anybody know of any around Bangor?
Thanks ya sheep shaggers!
Here's our timetable for adult classes theres also Kids and Ladies MT classes
Celtic Pride MMA, Abertillery, Gwent
Monday 7pm - 9pm Muay Thai
Tuesday 7pm - 9pm BJJ Gi
Wednesday 7pm - 9pm Muay Thai
Thursday 7pm - 9pm MMA
Classes taken by Greg Creel and Lee Stingemore
Theres also lots of day training going on at Celtic Pride, usually attended by myself and Jamie Hughes and a few others, 2/3 mornings per week.
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just a quick question, i live in the rhonnda and have been into gym work the last 4 years, i was thinking of going to an mma gym for fitness work. i am 30 years old and have never done any form of fighting. are there beginers classes or will i just make an idiot of myself?
thanks for any help
Hi im looking for bjj/subgrap classes near me for my three grand kids 8, 10 and 13. I live in Maesteg, cf34 9ah any info you can give me would be much appreciated on which is the closest lessons for me to take them. I have seen links to www.aikinsacademy.co.uk wich would be just 5 miles away in port talbot but when i try and find info of this academy or click on any links cant get anything but error messages. Thanks for reading.
Rhondda BJj - Treorchy - CF426DB. Classes Wednesday 7.30pm, Fridays 6.30pm and Saturday 9am (No-Gi), classes £5. We have a guest BJJ Black belt instructor with us at the moment. Also regular seminars and workshops with Pedro Bessa. email: email@example.com or drop me a PM for details
Hi, I live in maesteg and was just wondering if there were any clubs local(ish). I mainly want to wrestle but I'm happy to train other stuff to. Not to bothered if the sessions are mixed just need to find a club.
I think Mike Edwards from maesteg runs some classes, I think CACC wresting but may be mistaken. If not always welcome to pop down to treorchy. www.rhonddabjj.com we offer gi and no gi BJj, Submission wrestling, muay thai, boxing, strength and conditioning.
I teach in Bridgend on Saturday mornings, not far from Maesteg... a few guys travel down from there. Full details can be found here: http://www.ChrisReesAcademy.com (we also have lessons every day in Swansea and 5 days a week in Cardiff plus a few in other places).
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Hi guys,
I'm looking for a MMA gym in or near the Pontypridd area that is suitable for beginners, I do weights and cardio so I'm reasonably fit but I have zero experience of fighting.
I live in Pontypridd which is pretty much half way between Cardiff and Merthyr so I'd be able to travel as far as merthy or cardiff to train, or anywhere else near by- Caerphilly or Rhondda for example.
Ideally, I'm looking for a full time MMA gym, but a part time type set up would be fine or somewhere that just specialises in one aspect e,g boxing, mauy thai or BJJ
I keep hearing of a gym called "Hill Tribes" but every address I have found for them, I have visited and they are not there./..do they actually exist?
There are plenty of MMA promotions in wales e,g Valley Of Kings, Merthyr Mayhem...all these guys that compete at these events must be training at a full time gym somewhere...but where are these elusive gyms?
Sorry if my question has been answered, I read through the thread in a rush so Iv possibly missed something...


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Kick off 19:30 BST at Gresty Road, Crewe Alexandra FC
England - Ngoo 16' Shelvey 72'
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Click here to watch highlights of the game. Noel Blake's Young Lions made a winning start to the new season, putting on an impressive and slick display against Slovakia on Thursday night to secure a comfortable victory in Crewe.The Head Coach had spoken in the build-up about wanting to examine all of his options ahead of October's European Championship qualifiers in Belgium and he certainly got the chance, with all 18 players selected getting an opportunity to impress. And despite nine members of the squad still being young enough to qualify for an U18 team, they took to the field with confidence and always looked one step ahead of their opponents from the very start, both sharp and lively in attack whilst calm and composed elsewhere.It was a high tempo start to the game too, with captain Jonjo Shelvey and midfield sidekick Josh McEachran linking well from the off and there was a sign of things to come in the 14th minute, when goalkeeper Patrik Le Giang misjudged McEachran's delivery from the left but did just enough to divert the ball away from the crowd of England attackers which had assembled in the area.England didn't have to wait much longer though, as they were gifted the lead in the 16th minute. The chance came when Slovakian midfielder Patrik Jacko sloppily gave the ball away and all of a sudden England had a three man attack bearing down on goal in the shape of Shelvey, Ross Barkley and Michael Ngoo. Barkley slipped a sideways pass to Ngoo, and the Liverpool ace made no mistake to expertly finish and open the scoring.It could've been 2-0 after 21 minutes, when a flowing England move saw Ezekiel Fryers break forward and trade passes with Shelvey into the area, only to drive a low left-footer narrowly wide of the far post.Slovakia really weren't getting much of a look in at all and England came close again shortly after the half-hour mark when Barkley broke clear on the right. He cut a pass back for Ngoo, who in turn found Shelvey, only for his left-footed effort to be hacked behind for a corner by Zoltan Cibula.The half could have ended with a goal too, as Ngoo made a meandering run across the face of the area only to see his eventual shot fly narrowly over the bar.After controlling the first half, England initially found their opponents a little bit more troublesome after the break but they almost had a second goal in the 56th minute. The move was started by Shelvey, who picked out McEachran with a fine, raking pass over the top. Whilst the Chelsea man made his way into the box from the right, Shelvey had also caught up with play and when McEachran pulled the ball back to him, he looked favourite to score from eight yards but slipped just as he struck and his effort was blocked.Blake opted to change things around on the hour mark, introducing Will Keane, Benik Afobe and Louis Laing to the action having already brought Nico Yennaris into midfield and swapped Jack Butland for Sam Johnstone in goal at half-time.England were still in control too, and Shelvey almost brought the house down when he attempted a long range lob from inside the centre circle after spotting Le Giang off his line. Unfortunately, it just dropped wide of the target.Shelvey finally got the goal his performance deserved though. Substitute Shaun Jeffers was tripped 25 yards from goal and when Shelvey stepped up to take the free-kick, he gave Le Giang no chance by curling the ball into the near corner.The Lions almost added a third in the dying moments too, when another of the substitutes Luke Williams cracked the angle with a shot after cutting in from the left before Afobe slipped a shot wide in stoppage time.That would have been the icing on the cake, and whilst it's always nice to win, Blake always talks about performances and he will no doubt be delighted with the manner of his side's display on this occasion.Highlights of the game will be on TheFA.com on Friday.


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While the City of Vancouver has bloomed as a mecca for car-sharing – three services rent out more than 700 vehicles to users who typically forgo owning their own car – the concept has been much slower to roll into Metro Vancouver's more car-dependent suburbs.
Modo, Vancouver's original car-share co-op, just added its third and fourth cars based in Surrey – both at the new Quattro housing project and they were both paid for by the developer.
The other two are at nearby Surrey SkyTrain stations and are Modo's only four car-share vehicles offered south of the Fraser so far.
Another Modo minivan has recently been added at the River Market in New Westminster, its fifth shared vehicle in that city.
But the bulk of the co-op's 275 vehicles are in Vancouver proper, with a small smattering in North Vancouver and in Burnaby near SkyTrain stations.
Even the Canada Line hasn't yet brought Modo into Richmond, although the co-op aims to be there soon.
Marketing director Bernice Paul said car-share vehicles first need to be authorized to use on-street parking and a bylaw is expected to come to Richmond council this fall.
She said Modo will also look to Port Moody and Coquitlam once SkyTrain arrives with the Evergreen Line.
But she said most of Modo's 9,000 members are in Vancouver and the co-op must provide cars where they're wanted.
"We don't have the luxury of pushing demand – buying and placing a car somewhere to try to build up membership," Paul said.
Density, transit a must
While Modo and for-profit services Zipcar and Car2Go might seem a natural fit in neighbourhoods with less frequent bus service, observers say the opposite is true.
Good transit and dense, walkable neighbourhoods are essential because those are areas where more residents are apt to give up their own wheels and opt to rent for just occasional trips.
Users save the cost of owning, maintaining and insuring a vehicle they might rarely use and instead typically pay about $13 an hour, with gas and parking costs included.
They can rent the vehicle that suits their trip – car, minivan, SUV or truck – rather than being limited to the one they own.
Mike Soron, a Chinatown resident and executive director of the non-profit Sustainable SFU, uses only car-sharing services to get around when he isn't walking, biking or taking transit.
He and his partner have memberships in both Zipcar and Car2Go so they can walk up to either service's unreserved car, scan in and drive away.
"Having access to trucks and bigger cars is just fantastic," Soron said. "We have zero vehicles but we have all these vehicles to choose from."
He figures they save plenty of money, too.
"We don't have to worry about unexpected repairs and expenses," Soron said. "So it's very low risk and it just makes driving less stressful."
He sees plenty of potential for suburban growth, particularly in corridors where transit is slated to improve, and says cities can do more to help by relaxing parking requirements for developments that add car-share offerings.
Transportation blogger Stephen Rees, who lives in Richmond, said he wishes Car2Go would expand.
Unlike Modo and Zipcar vehicles – which must be returned to their home parking stall – Car2Go's two-seater Smart cars can be taken on one-way trips and left on any residential street, provided it's north of 49th Avenue and west of Renfrew in Vancouver.
Car2Go also offers a few cars at Kwantlen Polytechnic University campuses in Richmond, Surrey and Cloverdale, and a spokesperson said the service may consider extending that concept further.
Rees argues more Car2Go satellite zones near SkyTrain or Canada Line stations, or even some town centres, would work well.
If fewer people owned vehicles but still had good mobility through car-sharing, he said, they'd use transit more.
A new alternative?
Clark Williams-Derry, research director at the Seattle-based Sightline Institute, said the traditional car-share outlets are limited in their ability to expand rapidly.
But he's a big proponent of an emerging new option, called peer-to-peer car sharing.
Under that model, people rent our their own vehicles to people they connect with through a service like San Francisco-based Getaround, which handles the transaction and provides insurance for a 40 per cent commission.
"The suburbs are perfect for this kind of thing," Williams-Derry said, adding most residents need their car but may not use it for long stretches of time when it could be earning extra money for them.
Getaround claims its owner members earn an average of $350 a month and the service saw huge growth this summer after launching in Portland.
Users connect through Facebook and owners can limit who they rent their car to – perhaps only their Facebook friends or people they know through church.
"As you get more comfortable with it or want to use it as a second source of income you can open it up to more people," Williams-Derry said.
Owners set their own prices and a rating system shows who has a trustworthy track record of past rentals. Getaround's iPhone app remotely unlocks a car once it's rented.
Getaround co-founder Jessica Scorpio said Metro Vancouver is "high on our list" of possible expansion areas but said there are no specific plans yet.
"We'd love to bring Getaround to Canada," said the Ottawa native. "I think the Vancouver area would be great for our offering."
The service's insurance coverage system would need ICBC's approval so members are shielded from all liability.
Williams-Derry calls peer-to-peer car-sharing a potential game changer that could rapidly pump up the number of rentable vehicles in places like Surrey and Langley, lowering the bar for residents who want to move to a greener, car-lite lifestyle.
"There are all these cars just sitting there, so it could be easy to scale up really quickly."
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CLEVELAND (AP) — Prosecutors hope the ringleader of beard- and hair-cutting attacks on fellow Amish will receive a life prison term Friday when he's sentenced in a case that shed unwelcome light on discipline and dissent in a community that tries to stay apart from modern culture.
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The 10 men and six women were convicted last year in five attacks in Amish communities in northeast and eastern Ohio in 2011.
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on 28-03-2012 01:30 PM
Can someone clear this up,
I was looking thr PSN store and saw incredible games i like from years back like SIlent Hill, Resident Evil 2&3. Can i download them from my PSP and play with it or do i need to have obligatory a PS3?
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on 28-03-2012 04:43 PM
OrdosAlpha wrote:It would be easier to use the PC store app, I forget its name, and then transfer them onto to your PSP.
Or of course if you can log on to the store directly with your PSP, you can buy them and download them direct to the device. Though this has the disadvantage that you can't do anything with your PSP while it's busy downloading and installing.
on 29-03-2012 02:05 AM
I have a fast connection and good space available yet. But i'm entitled to download it whatever times i need to the same psp if i delete it or is just one time download?
29-03-2012 01:35 PM - edited 29-03-2012 01:35 PM
on 29-03-2012 11:40 PM
and how save files works? for example i would like a save file with some stuffs unlocked in Resident Evil 2? because all filed i have seen are for the Playstation 1, not psp specific.
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Last Sunday in the middle of the night I got really really ill. I had a good weekend and was anxious to get back to work the next day, and just honestly did not have getting sick on my agenda. However, at around 2 a.m. I woke up very nauseated and in the back of my head I knew..but I was still like "heck to the no" this is not happening. I was in my bed trying to convince myself not to throw up. People might find it ironic that for half of my life, I payed my homage to the porcelain gods, but now I seriously try just about anything to get myself out of having anything to to do with stomach problems. However sometimes so is life, and even I who could probably convince a zebra to shed his stripes, had no say in this matter.
It turns out it was severe food poisoning, and for 3 days I couldn't keep anything down and was basically surviving on Popsicles and chicken broth.
I ended up having to go to my doctor and while I usually say a very blunt "no thank you" to the initial weigh in before I see him, this time I decided to step on it. Call it curiosity, or we can call a "spade a spade" and say that knowing I hadn't eaten much in three days made my Anorexia start begging to see that number.
Of course the digits were down, and I found myself in a situation called "lets take a walk down memory lane" . All of a sudden my head started to do back flips and I felt this sense of satisfaction.
Now I will be the first one to tell you that if anybody can see a Warning Sign when it comes to this disorder it is me. I am still very much in Recovery as I believe it is an ongoing process that I will have for the rest of my life.
However it is at times like this, times where your just walking down the road and out of nowhere your Eating Disorder just pops up right in front of you. It doesn't warn you, it doesn't send you and email, it doesn't text you it's coming over.
That's why you always have to be prepared. You always have to keep up your guard, and never talk yourself into believing your Eating Disorder has completely left the building.
You also have to be prepared to go head to head with it, and not let it give you a million and one excuses why it's OK to practice unhealthy habits and old behaviors.
I know that for your average everyday person, getting sick and losing a few pounds is pretty normal. For your average person getting scolded by your boss might cause you to lose your appetite for the rest of the day. For your average person getting some bad news wouldn't cause anybody to blink an eye that you went to bed without dinner.
For the average person with an eating disorder this can be as dangerous as going out on frozen pond and walking around on it despite the fact that there were signs everywhere that said "Beware of Thin Ice." It might look perfectly fine but one wrong step in the wrong place could cause it to break and you be in a lot of trouble.
I know how easy it is when people who have eating disorders getting sick. The not eating for a few days has caused them to jump back into that starvation zone.
That zone can be very addictive and it can give you that initial high of hunger that you thought you had shed.
To me I know I am just not going to screw around with having to take another trip to Hell. I know it took me long enough to get out of there, and I have no intentions of going back.
Something as simple as skipping one meal could cause your disorder to start heading in the wrong direction.
Sure there are a lot of times just like me recently getting food poisoning that you can't help. However just because you can't control life doesn't mean you can't control your own behavior.
I know I had two choices..plain and simple. I could either let this little episode cause me to flirt a little bit with my anorexia??…hmmmm?? You know, just try it on for size, see if I still liked the way it fit?? Instead I could look ahead to the consequences to doing this and realize they were not ones I wanted to go through.
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My health is what comes first to me emotionally and physically. Some people look at people in recovery and think to themselves they could be doing so much more?? What they fail to realize is that every single day we fight for our lives, and if we are keeping our heads above water, do not assume we are going to drown!
Catching yourself before things get out of control is the key. Sometimes that means reaching out for support if you feel your knees getting weak. Call a friend, go to a meeting, set up an appointment with your therapist.
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