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'House of Cluniac monks: The cell of Kersal', A History of the County of Lancaster: Volume 2 (1908), pp. 113-114. URL: http://british-history.ac.uk/report.aspx?compid=38347 Date accessed: 28 November 2014.
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Prior of Kersal
In the reign of Stephen Ranulf Gernons, earl
of Chester, when in possession of the district
'between Ribble and Mersey' gave the hamlet
of Kersal in the township of Broughton, parcel
of his demesne manor of Salford, to the Cluniac
priory of Lenton, near Nottingham, in free alms
for the establishment of a place of religion. The
gift, the date of which lies between 1143 and
1153, included rights of fishery in the Irwell
and of pasture on and approvement of the
waste. (fn. 1) Ranulf's tenure of 'between Ribble and
Mersey' was a mere interlude, and between
1174 and 1176 Henry II regranted Kersal to
Lenton Priory without mention of any previous
grant. (fn. 2) In his charter it is described as a
hermitage which the monks of Lenton are to
hold as freely and quietly as Hugh de Buron
their monk held it. (fn. 3) This seems to point to
some interruption in their ownership. King
John confirmed his father's grant on 2 April,
1200. Whether Lenton at first kept more than
a single monk at Kersal is not quite clear. The
papal delegates who, about the date of John's
confirmation, settled a dispute between the
monks of Lenton and Albert de Nevill, rector of
Manchester, in whose parish Kersal lay, ordered
that the 'prior sive alius qui apud Kersale pro
loco custodiendo pro tempore fuerit' should
always promise to observe the rights of the
mother church. It is not, however, until the
fourteenth century that the existence of a prior
of Kersal is definitely attested. From a Cluniac
visitation of that date it appears that there were
then a prior and one monk in the cell. Mass
was celebrated only once a day. (fn. 4) The dispute
with the rector of Manchester referred to above
arose out of the diversion of tithes, offerings, and
mortuaries to the chapel and cemetery of the cell.
By the settlement arrived at the rector conceded
the right of sepulture at Kersal in return for an
annual gift of two candles, each of 1½lb. of wax,
but no parishioner was to be buried or make
offerings there without full compensation to the
church at Manchester; the admission of parishioners to the sacraments by the monks was
forbidden. (fn. 5)
Beyond this, a temporary seizure by the crown,
about 1371, on the plea that the original gift
bound Lenton to keep two monks there, (fn. 6) and
one or two grants of land, the history of the cell
is a blank. It might have come to an end in
the fifteenth century had not Lenton, which as
a filiation of Cluny ranked as an alien priory,
secured letters of denization from Richard II in
1392-3. (fn. 7)
Doctors Legh and Layton in their report
confined themselves to the financial condition of
the cell. (fn. 8) As one of the larger monasteries Lenton
escaped dissolution in 1536, but was already
being bled. The prior wrote to Cromwell
begging time to complete the payment of £100
to him, and adding, 'I have accomplished your
pleasure touching the cell of Kersal in Lancashyre.' (fn. 9) What Cromwell's pleasure was there
is nothing to show.
In April, 1538, Thurstan Tyldesley, hearing
that Lenton was about to come into the king's
possession, asked Cromwell to let him have the
farm of Kersal, which he said was worth twenty
marks a year—a considerably higher estimate
than the king's commissioners had made in
1535-6. (fn. 10) The site and demesne lands of the
cell, however, were leased by the crown on
3 February, 1539, for twenty-one years to John
Wood, 'one of the Oistryngers,' at a rent of
£11 6s. 8d. (fn. 11) On 23 July, 1540, the crown
sold the cell to Baldwin Willoughby, sewer of
the chamber, for £155 6s. 8d. (fn. 12)
Kersal cell was dedicated to St. Leonard. (fn. 13)
Its original endowment was augmented in the
reign of Richard I or John by grants of two
parcels of land in the parish of Ashton-underLyne; Matthew son of Edith gave a portion of
his land in Audenshaw, and Alban of Alt half
Paldenlegh. (fn. 14) In the new valuation for the
tenth, made in 1535, the income of the cell was
stated to be £9 6s. 8d., the only deduction
mentioned being an annual fee of £1 to the
steward, Sir John Byron of Clayton, kt. (fn. 15)
Legh and Layton speak of a debt of twenty
marks. (fn. 16) The crown contrived nearly to double
the income; the lessee paid £11 6s. 8d., and
other rents not included in his lease brought up
the total to £17 14s. 10d. (fn. 17)
John of Ingleby, (fn. 18) occurs March, 1332.
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Polota-Nau's involvement in the Test series against the British and Irish Lions is now majorly in doubt after the Waratahs hooker fractured his forearm in the first-half.
Rumoured to be out for somewhere between four to six weeks, the Test series is now just over a month away.
Smith meanwhile looked to have suffered a potentially serious knee injury after leaving the field during the second half.
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Possessing 110 caps, Smith was seen by many as a certainty to start for the Wallabies following the loss of David Pocock earlier in the season. Now youngsters Liam Gill and Michael Hooper appear more likely to fill the openside role.
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There's five games to get through, so lets hop straight to it shall we?
Reds vs Cheetahs
The Cheetahs will be out to prove that last week's upset win of the century against the Waratahs was no flash in the pan when they tackle the Reds.
Normally we'd begin a preview such as this one by pointing out that the South African tourists have never won a match Down Under, bla, bla, bla... but after last week's victory in Sydney, that can finally be put to bed.
Like the Waratahs, the Reds would have circled this fixture on their Super Rugby calender as an easy five log points - we doubt that will be the case anymore and will be wary of a side that proved never to under-estimate the opposition. Ever!
Returning Cheetahs flanker Heinrich Br�ssow's pilfering gave his side a ton of possession, while the rest of the forwards took every opportunity to smash their opponents off the ball. Indeed, Reds loose forward Beau Robinson will face his sternest test trying to keep Br�ssow in check on what is expected to be a hot and humid Brisbane afternoon.
The Reds have emerged as the strongest Australian team in the early stages of the season - dominating the Brumbies and crushing the Rebels by fifty points last weekend - but captain James Horwill, returning after a two week lay-off, said his team must still improve.
"The performance against the Rebels on the weekend was good but we know it wasn't a perfect or complete performance," Horwill said.
"We need to be better again to beat the Cheetahs - we aren't where we want to be."
The Cheetahs have tasted success against the Queenslanders twice - both in Bloemfontein - but in the five matches between the teams, the Reds have won three with the Aussies getting the better of Naka Drotske's team on the last two occasions.
Prediction: With the weather in Brisbane set to be a scorcher, we think the Cheetahs will follow up last week's shock result with another good performance, only to run out of steam towards the end. Reds by twelve.
The teams:
Reds: 15 Ben Lucas, 14 Rod Davies, 13 Ben Tapuai, 12 Anthony Faingaa, 11 Digby Ioane, 10 Quade Cooper, 9 Will Genia, 8 Leroy Houston, 7 Beau Robinson, 6 Scott Higginbotham, 5 James Horwill (c), 4 Rob Simmons, 3 James Slipper, 2 Saia Faingaa, 1 Ben Daley.
Replacements: 16 James Hanson, 17 Greg Holmes, 18 Adam Wallace-Harrison, 19 Radike Samo, 20 Jake Schatz, 21 Mike Harris, 22 Luke Morahan.
Cheetahs:15 Riaan Viljoen, 14, Phillip Snyman, 13 Robert Ebersohn, 12 Corne Uys, 11 Wilmaure Louw, 10 Sias Ebersohn, 9 Tewis de Bruyn, 8 Ashley Johnson, 7 Phillip van der Walt, 6 Heinrich Br�ssow, 5 Wilhelm Steenkamp (c), 4 Martin Muller, 3 WP Nel, 2 Ryno Barnes, 1 Coenie Oosthuizen.
Replacements: 16 Skipper Badenhorst, 17 Lourens Adriaanse, 18 Francois Uys, 19 Kabamba Floors, 20 Sarel Pretorius, 21 Naas Olivier, 22 Fabian Juries.
Referee: Keith Brown (New Zealand)
Chiefs vs Blues
With the Crusaders working their magic in London, the big game in New Zealand this weekend will be between these two Kiwi rivals for what should be a highly entertaining match - we hope!
The Blues will be oozing confidence after picking up an impressive win against the Hurricanes at Eden Park - a venue the Aucklanders have never lost at so far this season.
But they're on the road again and the Chiefs will be a stern test, buoyed by their grind down of the Sharks last week, as the two North Island rivals look to keep their seasons on track.
An away win will be welcomed by Pat Lam as his team tend to struggle away from their home comforts - a loss against the Sharks in Durban, a comeback win against the Lions in Jo'burg and a draw against the Force in Perth has interrupted their momentum so far this season.
However, they will be pleased by the fact they have three 'home' games heading their way (Cheetahs in Whangarei, a bye, Waratahs at Eden Park and Rebels in North Harbour) after this weekend's big derby hit-out against the Chiefs at Waikato Stadium in Hamilton.
Whilst the Blues got their tumultuous season back on track with a resounding 41-17 victory over the 'Canes, Saturday's match against the Chiefs shapes as a crucial clash as they look to rid themselves of the 'inconsistent' tagline that has haunted them for a number of seasons.
"This is a massive game for us to get rid of the monkey on our back as some people say," Lam said.
"It's a big game in the sense of where we are on the table, a big game in the sense that we're up against our neighbours and it's also a big game in relation to my time in this franchise where we have been up and down."
But they face a stern challenge against a Chiefs outfit who love nothing more than defeating their big brothers and who are also desperate to record consecutive wins for the first time this season after upsetting the Sharks last week.
"You look at the quality in that Chiefs team and they're at home and have their backs against the wall. Motivation brings out the best in players and it'll be the same for them this week,"said Lam.
"Playing against the Blues you know they're going to come out firing and that's why we have to make sure every individual is giving their best otherwise we're going to come off second best."
The Blues have won nine of their 15 encounters against the Chiefs and last year defeated them 30-20 at Eden Park. But the last time they travelled down the line to Hamilton the Blues were thrashed 63-34.
Prediction: Tough one. Home ground advantage should favour the Chiefs, but the Blues have been looking the much better out of the two so far this season. Blues by four.
The teams:
Chiefs: 15 Tim Nanai-Williams, 14 Lelia Masaga, 13 Richard Kahui, 12 Tana Umaga, 11 Sitiveni Sivivatu, 10 Mike Delany, 9 Brendon Leonard, 8 Liam Messam (c), 7 Tanerau Latimer, 6 Scott Waldrom, 5 Isaac Ross, 4 Craig Clarke, 3 Nathan White, 2 Hika Elliot, 1 Sona Taumalolo.
Replacements: 16 Aled de Malmanche, 17 Toby Smith, 18 Culum Retallick, 19 Fritz Lee, 20 Taniela Moa, 21 Dwayne Sweeney, 22 Save Tokula.
Blues: 15 Isaia Toeava, 14 Rene Ranger, 13 Jared Payne, 12 Luke McAlister, 11 Joe Rokocoko, 10 Stephen Brett, 9 Alby Mathewson, 8 Peter Saili, 7 Luke Braid, 6 Jerome Kaino, 5 Anthony Boric, 4 Kurtis Haiu, 3 John Afoa, 2 Keven Mealamu (c), 1 Tony Woodcock.
Replacements: 16 Tom McCartney, 17 Tevita Mailau, 18 Teofilo Paulo, 19 Mat Luamanu, 20 Chris Smylie, 21 Lachie Munro, 22 Benson Stanley/Sherwin Stowers.
Referee: Ian Smith (Australia)
Brumbies vs Waratahs
The Brumbies and the Waratahs will be desperate to get their season back on track with a win at Canberra Stadium in this must-win Aussie derby.
Humbled by last week's loss to the Cheetahs and now with only two wins from four games after such a promising start in 2011, the Waratahs have a lot of work to do if they wish to remain serious play-off contenders down the track.
Waratahs coach Chris Hickey said his team would be determined to bounce back from its poor performance against the Cheetahs.
"We understand it will be a big challenge in Canberra and we've got to be up for that," he said. "I know it's only week six of the competition but sometimes these pivotal games occur early."
The Brumbies - now on a three-match losing streak after recent losses to the Crusaders, Reds and Melbourne Rebels - are also looking to shake a worrying form slump in one of the competition's fiercest rivalries.
A win for the Brumbies would likely move the embattled side above the Waratahs, but a loss could demote them to last in the Australian conference, should the Rebels beat the Hurricanes in Melbourne.
The Brumbies lost to the Reds for the first time in Canberra and now hope against the Waratahs to restore a home-ground record, which is the second-best in Super Rugby after the Crusaders. They have won 77 per cent of home matches since the southern hemisphere tournament began in 1996.
So with plenty of pride at stake, the match also contains a compelling inner contest between fly-halves Matt Giteau and Berrick Barnes.
"They're an extremely good side at home," Barnes said. "The Reds went down this year and played a solid brand of footy and were able to get away with it.
"There's a bit of a blueprint there but they play a different style to us, too. It's a matter of us fronting up first and foremost then executing our game plan."
Brumbies lock Ben Hand, who switched allegiances in 2009, said this fixture was always one of the most intense on the calendar.
"Playing down here in Canberra is a great experience against the Waratahs and I think with the predicament both teams are in at the moment it's sure to add a little feeling to Saturday night," Hand said.
"I don't think the Cheetahs did us any favours on Saturday.
"If we were coming off three wins and they were coming off three wins I don't think that'll change the nature or the intensity of this clash. It's been ferocious over the past 15, 16 years and I don't expect that to change."
History favours the Brumbies - the Waratahs have only won once in Canberra in seven attempt. Aside from the 2005 victory for the Waratahs (6-10) the Brumbies have won all matches by 10 points or more.
Prediction: Another hard one to call - normally we'd back the Brumbies at home, but we think the Waratahs will vent their frustration of losing last week to the Cheetahs with a win against their Aussie rivals. 'Tahs by three points.
The teams:
Brumbies: 15 Adam Ashley-Cooper, 14 Henry Speight, 13 Andrew Smith, 12 Christian Lealiifano, 11 Francis Fainifo, 10 Matt Giteau, 9 Josh Valentine, 8 Ita Vaea, 7 Julian Salvi, 6 Colby Faingaa, 5 Mark Chisholm, 4 Ben Hand, 3 Dan Palmer, 2 Huia Edmonds, 1 Ben Alexander.
Replacements: 16 Anthony Hegarty, 17 Salesi Ma'afu, 18 Peter Kimlin, 19 Michael Hooper, 20 Pat Phibbs, 21 Matt Toomua, 22 Robbie Coleman.
Waratahs: tbc
Referee: Marius Jonker (South Africa)
Stormers vs Western Force
The Stormers, a point clear of the Sharks in the South African conference and three points ahead of the Crusaders on the overall log, are back in Cape Town after breaking an eight-year losing drought against the Bulls in Pretoria.
The 23-13 win over the defending champs at Loftus means the Stormers are the only unbeaten side left in the tournament.
And the Western Force, who picked up their first win of the season against the Lions last week, would be well advised to keep their penalty count to a minimum at Newlands.
The South African unit has the tightest defence in the competition and has maintained an unbeaten record by relying on the boot of fly-half Peter Grant who has contributed 62 of their 81 points.
Whilst the Stormers have only scored two tries from four games so far this season, winning results count more and last year's finalists are far from the finished product.
And if history is anything to go by between these two sides, we might be in for another kickfest. The Western Force and Stormers have a history of close matches with three of their five meetings being decided by a solitary point.
Clashes in the past two years have been titanic battles. In 2010 Western Force fly-half David Hill slotted a drop goal after the buzzer to secure a memorable 16 - 15 victory for the Perth side in front of home town supporters, while in Cape Town a year earlier the Stormers managed to sneak away with a one-point win.
The West Australian's secured a victory on their first visit to Newlands (2007), the match finishing in a 19-point win to the Force, the greatest winning margin of any clash between the sides over the last five years.
Saturday's encounter will see Western Force skipper Nathan Sharpe become the most capped Super Rugby player in history when he plays his 137th cap, surpassing former Australian great George Gregan.
Prediction: The Force could prove to be a stumbling block for the Stormers, who may still be on cloud nine after upsetting the Bulls last week. Though once again, Grant's boot will get his team through. Stormers to win by a whisker!
The teams:
Stormers: 15 Gio Aplon, 14 Danie Poolman, 13 Jaque Fourie, 12 Jean de Villiers (c), 11 Bryan Habana, 10 Peter Grant, 9 Dewaldt Duvenage, 8 Duane Vermeulen, 7 Francois Louw, 6 Pieter Louw, 5 Andries Bekker, 4 De Kock Steenkamp, 3 Brok Harris, 2 Deon Fourie, 1 Wicus Blaauw.
Replacements: 16 Siyabonga Ntubeni, 17 CJ van der Linde, 18 Anton van Zyl, 19 Nick Koster, 20 Ricky Januarie, 21 Lionel Cronje, 22 Juan de Jongh.
Western Force: 15 Cameron Shepherd, 14 Alfie Mafi, 13 Nick Cummins, 12 Gene Fairbanks, 11 David Smith, 10 James O'Connor, 9 Brett Sheehan, 8 Ben McCalman, 7 Matt Hodgson, 6 Richard Brown, 5 Nathan Sharpe (c), 4 Sam Wykes, 3 Tim Fairbrother, 2 Ben Whittaker, 1 Pek Cowan.
Replacements: 16 Nathan Charles, 17 Kieran Longbottom, 18 Tom Hockings, 19 Tevita Metuisela, 20 James Stannard, 21 Matt Brandon, 22 Pat Dellit.
Referee: Pro Legoete (South Africa)
Bulls vs Lions
The Lions will be eager to correct their mistakes of the past when they take a second bite of the cherry in Saturday's Super Rugby derby against the Bulls in Pretoria.
Having witnessed the Cheetahs secure a 23-3 victory over the Waratahs, the men from Johannesburg will enter the match knowing that nothing is impossible.
"Anyone can beat anyone in this competition and they just happen to be our neighbours so we are just going to deal with it one week at a time and get on with it," said Lions coach John Mitchell.
Knowing that the Bulls are yet to play the brand of rugby which ensured they won back-to-back Super 14 titles has not created increased excitement, or fear, in the Lions camp.
"We need to be focusing on ourselves and not worry too much about what they do," added Mitchell.
"I'm sure it will be a pretty willing contest."
The last time these sides met the Lions suffered a 24-20 loss in Johannesburg. With more accuracy in certain departments, like goal kicking, the result could just as well have gone their way.
Mitchell said that his team will take some positives from that match, but added that it would be foolish to think the Bulls will not up their game as well.
"That's all in the past," he said.
"This week is a new week and there are a lot of could have's and should have's and would have's, but at the end of the day if our goal kicking success rate was a lot higher we could have been a lot higher in the competition so its about people doing their job."
However, the Lions should be wary of a Bulls backlash by the defending champions who have now lost their last two home games (to the Highlanders and Stormers).
Prediction: The Bulls will be angry and are due a big result. Bulls by 15!
The teams:
Bulls: 15 Jaco van der Westhuyzen , 14 Gerhard van den Heever, 13 Jaco Pretorius, 12 Wynand Olivier, 11 Bjorn Basson, 10 Morn� Steyn, 9 Fourie du Preez, 8 Pierre Spies, 7 Dewald Potgieter, 6 Deon Stegmann , 5 Victor Matfield, 4 Bakkies Botha, 3 Werner Kruger, 2 Chiliboy Ralepelle, 1 Dean Greyling.
Replacements: 16 Gary Botha, 17 Rossouw de Klerk, 18 Flip van der Merwe, 19 Danie Rossouw, 20 Derick Ku�n, 21 Francois Hougaard, 22 Francois Brummer.
Lions: 15 Michael Killian, 14 Lionel Mapoe, 13 Waylon Murray, 12 Doppies La Grange, 11 Deon van Rensburg, 10 Elton Jantjies, 9 Jano Vermaak, 8 Warren Whitely, 7 Derick Minnie, 6 Cobus Grobelaar, 5 Franco van der Merwe (c), 4 David Bullbring, 3 Patric Cilliers, 2 Bandise Maku, 1 JC Janse van Rensburg.
Replacements: 16 Edgar Marutlulle, 17 Jacobie Adriaanse, 18 Michael Rhodes, 19 Joshua Strauss, 20 Rory Kockott, 21 Andre Pretorius, 22 Jaco Taute.
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An annual event at the Early Childhood Center of Temple Beth Sholom was held on Sunday, March 10. Under the guidance of Early Childhood Center director, Helayne Cohen and Parent Association presidents, Jodi Mandell and Elaine Benlevi, a memorable afternoon for parents, children, Temple Beth Sholom board members and clergy was had by all.
The highlight of Art in the Afternoon showcased the children's artwork, from the Toddlers to Pre-K classes. There was cultural entertainment by Claudius Agrippa, a 13-year old violinist. Children's author, Melanie Hope Greenberg read from her book Mermaids on Parade, followed by a visit from Laura Lynch, director of education at the Nassau County Museum of Art.
According to Helayne Cohen, "art experiences provide children with the opportunity to explore with color, shape and process. Art gives one the opportunity to experiment with different mediums in an open-ended venue."


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A fairytale Fall 2012 collection from Rafael Cennamo
The fairytale glamour of Rafael Cennamo's eveningwear swept the viewer right along at his Fall 2012 presentation. I love a presentation-style show, where the models stand on risers and you can see the clothing from many angles and get up close and take the time to notice all the details. And it was smart of Cennamo to utilize this method because it really allowed his work to shine. Quite literally! There were lots of metallics and glitter, while still keeping designs modern and not too girlie.


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- Plan an escape route in case an emergency situation arises. To effectively do this, you must continually be cognizant of the space around you.
- Attempt to always keep a safe distance from the vehicles around you.
- Scan the path ahead of you at least 12-15 seconds. Don't just lock in on the space immediately ahead of your vehicle.
- Check every direction before crossing an intersection, even when you have the right-of-way.
- Exercise increased caution anytime you have a limited field of vision, such as when approaching the top of a hill.
- Be aware of school buses, ice cream trucks, mail trucks, and delivery trucks. Each represents an increased chance that someone may be leaving or entering a vehicle, and possibly creating a safety hazard.
- Be especially vigilant in construction zones and around emergency scenes, as other drivers may be distracted and not properly focused on their driving in these areas.
- Slow down when around erratic or careless drivers, as they increase the likelihood that an accident will happen.
- Cover the brakes and be extra alert in areas such as shopping centers, school zones, toll plazas, playgrounds, and intersections.
- Automatically reduce speed when conditions require it, such as when driving in rain, snow, fog, or on icy roads. Be proactive, and realize that it's not safe to drive at the posted speed limit in all situations.
- Be especially watchful when around parked cars, as someone could dash out from between the cars. Also, drivers may be opening a car door, or trying to pull out of a parking space directly into your line of travel.
- Exercise increased caution when driving on roads that are very wet or slushy as other motorists could splash your windshield, leaving you unable to see for an instant.
- Be wary of drivers with out-of-state plates or rental cars, as well as drivers who have a map out or their interior lights on. All point to drivers who may not be familiar with the area, and thus may be confused or distracted. This is especially relevant in parts of Oregon that receive a lot of tourists.
- Look out for drivers backing into the road from a driveway or parking lot, as these drivers may have a limited field of vision.
- Watch out for slippery conditions during the first several minutes after it begins to rain, as the rain will mix with the oily residue on the road surface.
- Anticipate the worst moves that drivers around you could make, and know how to safely react to each move.
- Strive to keep your vehicle as visible as possible to other drivers, and whenever you can, stay out of other driver's blind spots.
- Keep a secure distance, whenever possible, behind trucks with cargo that could easily spill onto the road. These vehicles could send debris flying into your line of travel, or into the path of those around you.
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AP Tennis Writer
LONDON (AP) -- When she was in middle school, Marion Bartoli would do homework in the car while her father, who was also her coach, drove the 100 or so miles from their home in central France to various junior tennis tournaments.
During the week, when Dad would finish his day job as a doctor, they would head out for a couple of hours of practice, sometimes starting at 9 or 10 p.m.
"Then coming back home and waking myself up in the morning to go to school -- and do it over and over again," Bartoli said. "So that made me the person I am right now on the court. It's coming all from there."
Today, at 28, Bartoli is a Wimbledon champion.
And when the 15th-seeded Bartoli's 6-1, 6-4 victory over No. 23 Sabine Lisicki in Saturday's final at the All England Club ended with an ace, she climbed up into the stands and gave her father a hug.
"To share this moment with my dad was absolutely amazing," Bartoli said, "and I'm so proud of it."
Speaking to reporters after the match, Walter Bartoli acknowledged he was tough on his daughter.
"When she was a little girl, on Sundays, she wanted to eat cookies, but I kept telling her that if she wanted to win Wimbledon one day, she had to play two more points before lunch," he said. "And as long as she did not win those two extra points, she was not allowed to eat cookies. She was 13 or 14, but I'm sure it had an effect on her."
He was never a tennis player himself; chess was his favored pastime.
But from when little Marion was about 6, he was determined to figure out how to make her a success.
When she was 7
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May I add that people need to be vigilant about consuming meat(s) in particular fish, chicken and seafood and ham that may be 'off' through suppliers, whether it be take-away or through outlets, given that twice over 15 years ago I consumed bought ham and steak that caused severe food poisoning prior to marriage and raising Children, which taught me to be extremely mindful of purchased meats during temps in the high 30′s and 40′s.
Hams can be on manufacturing tables that have turned off prior to packaging, meats transported on some occasions can be 'off' during long distance travel after trucks sit for a while on docks during loading.
Smell the meats first prior to cooking, look at the meat to identify gross sliminess/sweating, use the meats within a day of being purchased and never longer unless frozen.
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Sarah Eck wears a Canyon Land Swing jacket ($479), Prairie blouse ($189), and leather-trimmed Gotham leggings ($219), all from Yoana Baraschi.
Before President Barack Obama uttered the first word of his acceptance speech Wednesday, the media took note of first lady Michelle Obama's wardrobe.
Mrs. Obama, like Duchess Kate Middleton, makes fashion headlines worldwide.
The Associated Press reported the first lady wore a Michael Kors magenta silk chine pin-tucked dress when she took her place "not only as first lady but fashion tastemaker for four more years."
Such high-profile exposure, along with celebrity endorsements, has made designer clothing more mainstream, according to industry analysts. High-end boutiques still stock the costliest pieces, but specialty lines at lower price points are now common in department stores.
Lorean Mays, Miss Black Tennessee USA executive director, said she fashions her wardrobe almost exclusively from well-known designers.
"I have favorites -- Sam Edelman, Rachel Roy, Tracy Reese, Michael Kors, Giuseppe Zanotti, Trina Turk and special collections at Target," Mays said.
Consumers don't always have to fork over big bucks for designer fashions. Target and other off-price retailers such as Kohl's, Kmart, Sears, T.J. Maxx and Marshalls carry designer labels at discounted prices.
Suzanne West, owner of Frankie & Julian's fashion boutique on Frazier Avenue, said some women wear designer clothing as a status symbol. For others, the choice is about "the quality of the fabric, fit and look."
Celebrity endorsements often push designer brands. Actress Eva Longoria recently announced she wears only Henry & Belle jeans, which sell for about $150 per pair, West said. By contrast, a pair of Lee jeans for women cost about $18 at Kmart.
"A lot of those (non-designer) brands are fine; they just lack the details and fit of higher-end denim," West said. "For example, Henry & Belle uses Japanese denim that costs more, and therefore the retail price is higher, but it feels good on and is durable, resilient and comfortable."
Designer fashions can be costly, but to some the quality is worth the investment.
"I am willing to pay the price because I know that I am getting quality merchandise that will last me a lifetime if I take care if it properly," Mays said.
Still, Mays said she looks for her favorite designer labels in off-price retail stores as well as consignment shops, thrift stores and on the Internet.
The latest offerings include a limited-edition holiday collection by 24 high-end designers to be sold in Target and Neiman Marcus stores, as well as online, starting Dec. 1.
"The collection will consist of 50-plus items costing between $7.99 and $499.99, with prices averaging less than $60," according to nymag.com.
Among the designers included in the collection are Carolina Herrera, Diane Von Furstenberg, Jason Wu, Marc Jacobs, Oscar de la Renta and Tory Burch.
Feature writer Karen Nazor Hill covers fashion, design, home and gardening, pets, entertainment, human interest features and more. She also is an occasional news reporter and the Town Talk columnist. She previously worked for the Catholic newspaper Tennessee Register and was a reporter at the Chattanooga Free Press from 1985 to 1999, when the newspaper merged with the Chattanooga Times. She won a Society of Professional Journalists Golden Press third-place award in feature writing for ...


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Commission Watch
FERC's AEP ruling begs the question: Can the feds bypass states that block transmission reform?
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e-Commerce Collusion? The Trustbusters Take Aim
most of the FTC commissioners seemed content at the workshop simply to foreshadow the possibility of regulatory oversight rather than arguing for a plan of action. The FTC regulators preferred to be in "learning mode," as they called it, and that comment appeared to please many in the audience.
Yet at least one other regulator saw potential problems of biblical proportions.
"I wonder if there is a serpent in the garden of [B2B] efficiencies," remarked Bill Cohen, deputy director at the FTC, perhaps skeptical of the "invisible hand" argument made by many executives, who argued that market forces would provide the best oversight.
Such fire-and-brimstone references may have put industry on the defensive. Analysts interviewed during and after the meeting noted that workshop participants spent their energy debating which e-commerce model deserves the most antitrust scrutiny, when they could have presented a united front against federal regulation.
For example, executives representing suppliers argued heatedly that consortium exchanges led by buyers would erode their profits to the point of bankruptcy.
"Buyer exchanges lower costs by starving the supply chain downstream," said Harpal S. Sandhu, president and chief executive officer at Integral Development Corp., a provider of B2B e-commerce software and services for capital markets.
Suppliers, he said, are concerned with rules dealing with fairness and unfairness.
"In the next four years, there will be 10,000 verticals," added Stephen Attanasio, president and CEO at WIZNET.Com, a content provider for e-commerce platforms. "How do you keep intellectual property, specifically? I don't want new business rules [on how to present my product on exchanges] because it will commoditize my product."
Buyers, on the other hand, alleged that supplier-led exchanges would lead to cartels that arbitrarily set prices too high and slash the buyer's profits.
"Supplier-led exchanges could lead to price-fixing, restriction of access, dissemination of information to suppliers, or preferential treatment," said one workshop attendee, adding that some suppliers may exclude other suppliers.
One antitrust lawyer attending the workshop was more blunt: "Collusion is not only possible, but likely."
Privacy Concerns: Can Gaming Be Prevented?
Some at the meeting raised concerns about privacy and criticized both supplier- and buyer-owned exchanges for their claims in neutrality.
Setting up a procurement exchange owned by competitors that conduct "arms-length" transactions with the "independent" company they've formed may not be enough to ensure the security of competitors' sensitive corporate information, said Kaushik Shridharani, managing director in equity research at New York investment bank Bear Stearns & Co.
In addition, he said, without regulatory oversight, consortium-led exchanges may be induced to perform "front running." Front running is a practice whereby a securities or commodities trader or the owner of a procurement exchange takes a position to capitalize on advance knowledge of a large upcoming transaction expected to influence the market price.
"For example, if Exxon-Mobil needs chemicals within a week, the price of that chemical will go up," Shridharani said.
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CORAL GABLES — In the end, University of Miami players got what they wanted.
Larry Coker was named coach on Saturday, replacing Butch Davis, who resigned Monday to become Cleveland Browns coach.
The news of Coker's promotion couldn't have been better news for Hurricanes players, who went to Athletic Director Paul Dee after Davis left to lobby for Coker to become coach.


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When I need an impressive dessert for the holidays, this is the recipe I depend on. My guests are glad I do!—Edna Hoffman, Hebron, Indiana
12-16 Servings
Prep: 45 min. Bake: 15 min. + cooling
3/4 cup butter, softened
1-1/2 cups sugar,
1 teaspoon
McCormick® Pure Almond Extract
1 teaspoon
McCormick® Pure Vanilla Extract
2-3/4 cups cake flour
4 teaspoons baking powder
3/4 teaspoon salt
1 cup milk
4 egg whites
2 cups sugar
3 egg whites
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3 cups flaked coconut
In a large bowl, cream butter and 1 cup sugar until light and fluffy.
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refrigerator. Yield: 12 servings.
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What better place to shoot an award-winning scene than in the Scenic City?
Through an entirely local effort, a Chattanooga firm has won a national best cinematography Addy award — the Oscar of the advertising industry.
The Addy went to local advertising company The Johnson Group.
When considering the effectiveness of the ad, which promotes Chattanooga as a tourist destination, the victory comes as no surprise, officials said.
"The campaign has not only won an award, which makes you feel great, but it's been effective," said Bob Doak, president of the Chattanooga Area Convention and Visitors Bureau. "I think it speaks well to the talent we have in Chattanooga,"
Since the ad started running last year, hotel tax revenue has increased 17 percent, a $750,000 bump Doak largely attributes to a nearly $1.5 million advertising campaign that included the award-winning TV spot.
In addition to hotel tax revenue, the tourism bump added about $18 million to local room rental revenue and even more new money to restaurants, attractions and all the other businesses tourists patronize, he said.
"It's like taking a whole pile of money and throwing it in the city," said Joe Johnson, head of The Johnson Group, which developed the campaign.
That payoff for the six-month-long development process is rewarding to see, he said. Johnson said the campaign was "the most tested campaign Chattanooga's ever had," with concepts tried out on 1,200 people before story boards were even drawn up.
After developing their concept — dreamlike shots of the area with the tagline "Chattanooga: Take me there" — The Johnson Group hired Chattanooga-based Atomic Films to shoot its video.
"We took the shots that are the normal attraction shots and thought, 'How can we show that in a different way?'" said Atomic Films owner Dave Lang.
To accomplish that, Lang and co-owner Bobby Stone used a tilt-shift lens, allowing them to selectively focus shots.
"It makes things look tiny. Even though it's a big boat on the water, it looks like a toy boat," Stone said of one shot.
Using tilt-shift techniques in this way is a somewhat new concept, according to Stone.
An international research group found ads that win creativity awards are 11 times more effective than traditional ones, and creativity is the top criterion for an Addy. The tilt-shift technique helped carry the ad to the national award, Lang said.
The path to the national contest was a long one. The Johnson Group entered the local Addy competition against 360 other local entries and took best in show. The ad then went up against 823 regional entries from six different states and won gold. Finally, it bumped shoulders with national advertisers such as Ford and Allstate — which took best in show for its "Mayhem" campaign — taking the cinematography award home to the Scenic City.
All involved said they're proud to have grabbed the top honor, but work already has started on the next round.
"We're already looking at spring 2012," Doak said. "We'll be going through the same process."
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