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One of six Super Duty Le Mans coupes to cross the block
Photos by David Newhardt, courtesy Mecum Auctions.
Before November of 2008, the whereabouts of only one of the six "production" Super Duty Pontiac Tempest Le Mans coupes was known. Then in a sequence of events that caught the attention of the collector-car world, another one appeared, with its seller initially oblivious to its importance and rarity; he soon learned what made his car special as bidding on the dilapidated coupe skyrocketed. Now restored, that same Super Duty Le Mans will head to auction again in January.
During the height of the lightweight era on American drag strips, and shortly before GM's corporate-wide ban on racing, Pontiac tried several tactics to best the competition. Some of its full-size cars destined for the dragstrip benefited from lighter aluminum parts, and a handful of those cars – the famed Swiss cheese cars – had holes drilled in their frame rails for further weight reduction. With the 326-cu.in. Pontiac V-8 finally available in the compact Tempest in 1963, Pontiac's engineers then decided to fit the Super Duty 421-cu.in. V-8 from the full-size cars into the Tempest, taking extensive measures to adapt the dual-quad, underrated-at-405hp Super Duty engine to the Tempest's "rope-drive" rear-transaxle chassis. What resulted was the Powershift four-speed semi-automatic transaxle unique to the six Le Mans coupes and six Tempest station wagons built to compete in the NHRA's A/FX class, along with 12-second timeslips and class wins across the country.
This particular Le Mans, delivered to Stan Long Pontiac in Detroit, made the rounds with Stan Antlocer as hotshoe. Not long afterward, Antlocer removed the Powershift transaxle and installed a three-speed manual transmission and 4.30-geared solid rear axle from an earlier full-size Pontiac, along with clear plastic side and rear windows. He then convinced the NHRA of its legality, resulting in timeslips of 11.93 seconds at 123.95 MPH along with an A/FX record and the title of World's Fastest Tempest. What happened to it after Antlocer finished racing it, nobody seems to know. The entire aluminum front clip appeared at a Detroit-area swap meet years later, but the rest of the car didn't show up until 2008, when it emerged – crusty, sans drivetrain, and fitted with a steel front clip – from a garage in Harrison, Michigan. Its VIN – 263P76752 – along with the faded lettering on its sides and roof and the plastic windows still with the car verified it as the Stan Long Le Mans. It sold a week later for $226,000.
Scott Tiemann of Supercar Specialties in Portland, Michigan – no stranger to these cars after restoring the Union Park Super Duty Tempest station wagon – was immediately tasked by the car's new owner with its restoration. Though an attempt was made to reunite the car with its original front clip, Tiemann said a price couldn't be agreed on, so the new owner had Randy Ferguson of Ferguson Coachbuilding hammer out an all-new aluminum front clip from scratch. The only other original Super Duty parts remaining with the car were the finned aluminum front drums, side and rear glass, clear plastic windshield, headers and exhaust. Tiemann said that Antlocer had actually devised the solid-axle swap so that it mostly bolted into place, making it simple(ish) to restore the car to its factory-delivered state, but the lack of an available Powershift transaxle led to the decision to restore the car to Antlocer's solid-axle configuration. Coincidentally, the new owner already had a Doug Hughes-built Super Duty 421 intended for a full-size Pontiac, but elected to install it in the Le Mans instead.
Tiemann wrapped up the restoration of the Le Mans in time for it to appear at the 2010 Concours d'Elegance of America at Meadow Brook and – aside from an appearance at the Pontiac Nationals later that year – said he believes it hasn't been shown since. The last time a Super Duty Le Mans came up for auction, the Wynn Engineering Le Mans campaigned by Roger Schmidt and George DeLorean sold out of Dana Mecum's collection for $445,000 in 2010 at Mecum's Indianapolis event.
The Stan Long Pontiac Super Duty Le Mans will cross the block at Mecum's Kissimmee auction, which will take place January 18-27. For more information, visit Mecum.com.
UPDATE: Heard today from the owner of the Le Mans, John Riconda. He wanted to clarify that he did indeed have a Powershift transaxle that he said could have been restored to use in the Le Mans, but he made the decision to restore it to the solid-axle version because that is the more successful and famous configuration of the car. That Powershift transaxle will not be included in the sale, but he will give the buyer of the car the option of buying the transaxle.
As for how Antlocer convinced the NHRA of the car's legality after its conversion, Riconda said that Pontiac actually assigned part numbers for the parts that Antlocer used.
UPDATE (27.January 2013): The Le Mans failed to sell after bidding up to $325,000.
Draggin' This Wagon Through Another Sale
Worldwide Auctioneers' 10th annual Classics at the Trump Taj Mahal in Atlantic City, New Jersey, is set for this Friday evening, and as usual, the auction house has a diverse lineup ready to cross the block.
Always on the hunt for talent to showcase in Hemmings Muscle Machines' Auction News column, I stumbled across this cool 1961 Pontiac Safari wagon drag car that seems to have spent more time looking for a new home than racing in recent years.
It was sold at Russo and Steele's Scottsdale auction in 2007 for $27,500, and since then has turned up a couple of times online, most recently selling for $13,645 on an apparently no-reserve online auction.
The Pontiac is said to have set and held five national records in NHRA H Stock Automatic and I Stock Automatic classes and was, according to the seller, featured on the cover of Super Stock and Drag Illustrated Magazine in 1969. The engine is a 468-cu.in. Pontiac built by Scott Tiemann of Supercar Specialties in Portland, Michigan, and the car has 4.88:1 gears as well as a line lock, though the seller says it can be street legal.
This cool-looking wagon is being sold at no reserve, so it's going to be interesting to see what someone is willing to pay for it this time.
And for Pete's sake, new owner, could you get it to the track? Preferably to the 2011 running of Hemmings Muscle Machines Musclepalooza at Lebanon Valley Dragway?
Kammback! Pontiac! tiny screaming chicken!
Going through my coverage of RM's McMullen auction, I realize I'll only have space to discuss one of the two Trans Am Kammbacks that John McMullen sold last weekend.
While most people have seen the second-generation Type K in magazines and books, few people realize Pontiac tried the same thing in 1985 with a third-gen Firebird Trans Am. According to the auction description, GM had scrapped plans to offer Kammback body styles on the F-bodies in 1970, but the idea hung around GM's Tech Center and culminated in two third-gen Kammbacks, using a squared-off hatch in place of the fastback hatch. This particular car remained with GM until 1998, when McMullen – a Pontiac dealer – came across it and bought it for his own collection.
The Kammback has the 5.0L H.O. V-8 and (according to the auction description) a four-speed manual transmission. Though it showed 36,212 miles on the odometer, Scott Tiemann had worked his magic and restored it to showroom condition. That is, had it ever been in a showroom. We rated its condition at #1 and watched it sell for $66,000.


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|LAURINBURG, N.C.�Sophomore goalkeeper Nate Hull (Millersville, Md.) made a career-high 28 saves to lead the St. Andrews Presbyterian College men�s lacrosse team to a 14-8 Carolinas-Virginia Athletics Conference victory over Queens University of Charlotte on Wednesday.
The Knights, who maintain a 6-3 overall record and a perfect 3-0 ledger in the CVAC, are also flawless at home with a 4-0 mark in Laurinburg. The Royals fell to 3-5 overall and 2-2 in the CVAC.
St. Andrews jumped out to a 3-0 lead in the first eight minutes of the game on goals by senior middie Tony Ferreira (Youngsville, N.C.), sophomore defender John Osterritter (Arnold, Md.), and freshman attack Tom Incontrera (Ellicott City, Md.). Queens rallied back with the next three scores to knot the game at 3-3 for the only tie of the day. Junior Joshua Bryce (Woodbridge, Va.) had two goals during the Royals comeback.
The Knights bounced back with the final two scores of the first quarter to take the lead for the remainder of the game. SAPC kept pouring on the offense in the second quarter out scoring QUC 5-1 to take a commanding 10-4 lead at halftime.
A senior attack Dalen Crouse (St. Albert, Alberta, Canada) goal in the third gave the Knights its largest advantage of the day, 11-4. Queens ended an almost 21-minute scoreless drought with two extra-man opportunity scores late in the third to cut the deficit to five, 11-6, heading into the final stanza. St. Andrews maintained control in the fourth quarter and pulled away to the six-goal victory.
Queens out shot the Knights, 56-36, but Hull�s 28 saves including 17 in the second half kept the comfortable lead for St. Andrews. Hull (6-3), last years Deep South Conference Freshman of the Year, has held his opponents to under 10 goals in all six of his victories this season.
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The original voice of the Gwinnett Gladiators, who started with the franchise before it relocated to Duluth a decade ago, is leaving.
Dustin Bixby, the team's primary radio broadcaster and director of media relations, was hired by the Atlanta Motor Speedway earlier this month.
The hours Bixby has spent working for the Gladiators are incalculable -- each and every game day represented at least 12 hours.
The miles on a shaking sleeper bus are best left untotaled -- a round trip to division rival Florida is 1,200.
One thing can be added up more easily though. Bixby has broadcast over 675 Gladiators games since moving with the team in 2003.
After years spent doing anything and everything for a minor-league hockey franchise, Bixby now will be focusing on public relations as a member of AMS's marketing and promotions department.
"I think the opportunities I had with the Gladiators is really what was important or key in terms of getting the position," Bixby said. "It seems like a very good fit. I'm excited. I think this is a great opportunity for me at this stage in my career to get some new experience. I think it's exciting to be able to work in a department. I've always been my own department.
"One of the things I don't feel like I was very prepared for out of college was a lot of the media relations stuff. I picked up a lot of it as I've gone along. I'm excited to be able to learn some things I probably never even though of."
A graduate of the University of Delaware, Bixby's first job out of college was with the ECHL's Mobile Mysticks, the franchise that eventually moved to Gwinnett for the 2003-04 season. Bixby worked for the Mysticks for a season and filled the same broadcasting/media relations role with Baton Rouge when Mobile went dormant for a year in preparation for it's relocation.
Gladiators president Steve Chapman was in charge of the Mysticks when Bixby first started. It wasn't easy telling Chapman he was leaving for AMS.
"It was tough in the sense I've been here for 10 years and being one of the originals from Mobile," Bixby said. "The good thing about the minor leagues is it lets you cut your teeth on so many things. It gives you the opportunity to get in there and try."
Chapman, not surprisingly, was sad to see Bixby go. But he was also happy for him -- as Chapman has been whenever a member of the organization has an opportunity to move up.
"DBix came to work for us in Mobile in 2001," Chapman said. "We thought so much of him that we told him we would hire him in Gwinnett when we opened up in 2003. Many marriages don't stay together for that long and it's something really unique.
"He's one of the best that I've had the pleasure to work with and we're all going to miss him. Luckily, he won't be far away. Don't be surprised if you hear a 'shot ... score!' every now and again on a Gladiators broadcast. We all hope nothing but the best for him in everything that he does."
Bixby's last day with the Gladiators will be July 19. He starts at the race track July 22 and will immediately get to work on Global Rallycross, a new event for AMS.
"It's on Aug. 10, so I'll need to get it in gear," Bixby said.
There will certainly be an adjustment period as Bixby makes the switch from a career spent in minor league hockey to the top level of racing. But the odds of him being thrown by anything are slim. The minors has taught him how to handle just about any eventuality.
"I'm sure I'll live at the track the week of the race," Bixby said. "But that can't be any worse than riding the bus from here to Toledo and breaking down in Arkansas for six hours."
It wasn't a job Bixby sought out.
"They basically came to me," he said. "Chip Zeller, who is the sports producer at Fox 5, called me probably three weeks ago and said, 'Do you have any interest in a media/PR position with the Atlanta Motor Speedway?'"
Bixby was open to the idea and a few days later had a conversation with Ed Clark, the track's general manager. Clark asked Bixby if he could come down for an interview.
Finding a time was tough though. Bixby was going to Las Vegas the next week for league meetings and Clark was out of town nearly every day leading up to that.
There was still that day though. Bixby had already taken it off because it was his wedding anniversary. Bixby and his wife, Jessica, planned to go downtown for dinner.
On the phone with Clark, Bixby looked at her and she gave the OK to go to the track before dinner.
"She was just going to wait in the car," Bixby said. "I go in there thinking it's going to be an hour.
"Three hours later, I come out and I'm thinking there a chance this might happen."
The day before he left for the ECHL team meetings, Bixby talked to Marcy Scott, AMS's longtime director of marketing and promotion, on Skype.
After the league meetings, Bixby met his wife for vacation in Ocean City, Md. Clark called Monday before the Fourth of July holiday, to offer him the job.
"You work in the minor leagues, whether it's hockey or football or whatever, to get a chance to go to the big leagues," Bixby said. "It's pretty exciting to walk into that situation, to take that next step. I've been here 10 years.
"It's not one of those where I went seeking the job. It came to me and it just seemed like a perfect fit."
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What do you do after you've escaped Hell, gone back, uncovered the true nature of God, and then managed to become the new Lucifer?
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CORNWALL, Ont - Less than one week away before the action starts at Cornwall Motor Speedway.
The 2013 season will begin this Sunday nightwith a spectacular show as the DIRTcar 358-Modified Series will be town for their inaugural event of the year in conjunction with the Canadian Nationals along with the first race of the Mohawk Race Parts Pro-Stock series and a complete race program.
The Minute Auto Wash 100 will be the highlight of the race program as the best 358-Modified drivers in the Northeast will hit Cornwall next Sunday in order to compete in the $4,000 to win 100-lap feature event. Counting for both the DIRTcar 358-Modified Series and Canadian Nationals, it will attract the best drivers from Ontario, Quebec and the state of New-York. DIRTcar Superstar, Brett Hearn will lead a pack of invaders that will include Mat Williamson, Mario Clair, David H�bert and Danny OBrien, will compete against local stars such as Laurent Ladouceur, Stephane Lafrance, Carey Terrance, Joel Doiron and several others. A huge field of cars is expected for opening night.
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A complete race program is also on the card for Sportsman, Semi-Pro and Mini-Stock; we expect healthy fields of cars in all classes for 2013.
To see this great night of racing, it will only cost $25 for adults, 15$ for seniors, 2$ for children 18 years and under and to access the pits, it will be $35. Pit gates will open at 3:30pm with general admission opening at 4:30pm. The first heat race is scheduled to start at 7:00pm sharp. We suggest that you arrive early as a great crowd is expected.
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If you've ever eaten watercress in Hawaii -- there's a good chance it came from Sumida Farm. Some say the best tasting watercress in the world is grown there -- perhaps because of it's most unusual location. KITV4's Brenton Awa tells us where that is -- in our Where You Live series. NATS - SLACK KEY MUSIC UNDER SHOT OF FARM "...music..." One walk through this field -- and you can easily forget where you are... Sumida farm has a real country feel -- but don't be fooled. The states largest supplier of watercress sits in Aiea -- right next door to the Pearlridge shopping center. NATS - 850 - 855 "WE'RE HARVESTING IN THIS AREA, WE JUST HARVESTED THIS ONE." David and his sister Barbara are the third generation of Sumida's to manage this land. Their grandparents took over the 10 acres -- much of it used for growing kalo -- back in 1928. NATS - 1015 - 1017 "THE FARM IS 85-YEARS-OLD NOW" It took root under their father. Who planted only watercress. A move that's made this farm flourish today.. NATS "..." But the payoff didn't come without a price... As time moved forward... In came development.. and being pushed out was what the Sumidas were up against. 3122 "THE DEVELOPER WANTED TO TAKE AWAY THE LEASE FOR THIS PLOT HERE TO DEVELOP, IT WAS GOING TO BECOME THE PHASE THREE OF THE PEARLRIDGE CENTER." 3107 "MY DAD WAS FIGHTING FOR THIS FARM BECAUSE IT WAS HIS FARM, IT WAS THE FAMILY FARM, THEY WANTED TO KEEP IT." 1:02:12 - 1:02:23 OR 1:03:35 - 1:03:46 "ALL OF THE WATER USED HERE IS NATURAL, COMING FROM SPRINGS LIKE THIS ONE. IT'S NO WONDER WHY DAVID'S FATHER FOUGHT SO HARD TO SAVE THIS FARM." NATS WATER "...water flowing..." 2747 "THE WATER HAS LOTS OF MANA." David says it takes 22-years to get here. After being filtered in the Koolaus... What some call the source of life -- bubbles its way back to the surface. Where it's met with unblocked sunlight. The two combined make this land the perfect location to grow. But another threat to the farm came in 1982 -- almost crippling the field. 29:17 "MY DAD WAS TIRED THE DIAMOND BACK MOTH WAS WINNING THE BATTLE AND HE JUST WANTED TO GIVE UP QUIT AND GIVE BACK THE LEASE TO BISHOP ESTATE AND QUIT." That's when David and Barbara took over -- and with the help of science may have saved the entire industry. Sprinklers were installed to help wash moth eggs off the leaves and break the insects lifecycle. 3010 "ONCE THE OTHER WATERCRESS FARMERS SAW OUR SUCCESS WITH THE SPRINKLERS, THEY INSTALLED THEM FOR THEIR FARMS." Since then productions been steady. Like any farm -- keeping up with supply can be difficult... and the future here is still uncertain... But right now... NATS - 4038 - PAN RIGHT TO LEFT "RIGHT NOW YEAH CAN." In Aiea -- Brenton Awa KITV4 News Sumida farm's lease with Kamehameha Schools has Sumida farm's lease with Kamehameha Schools has been extended until 2032. David hopes to keep it running through then.
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Ursinus vs. Mcdaniel
April 23, 2005
|Dane Mangin
|(3, 3)
|Mike Stein
|(1, 2)
|Anthony Tori
|(2, 1)
|Nick Shriver
|(1, 0)
|James Lawson
|(1, 0)
|Carlo Fusco
|(1, 0)
|Seth Bakes
|(1, 0)
|Matt Orlando
|13 (0.542)
|Current Record
|go to Ursinus page
|Steve Hoffman
|(5, 0)
|Cory Nellissen
|(0, 3)
|Rob Weaver
|(0, 2)
|Kolyn Kirby
|(1, 1)
|Matthew Buschman
|(2, 0)
|Brad Baer
|(1, 1)
|Matt Keating
|(1, 0)
|Curtis Schaeffer
|(1, 0)
|Chad Schell
|10 (0.500)
|Current Record
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|The Game Story:
|Hoffman scores game winner to lead McDaniel past Ursinus, 11-10
COLLEGEVILLE, Pa. � Steve Hoffman scored a game-high five goals, including the game winner to lead McDaniel over Ursinus 11-10 in Centennial Conference (CC) men�s lacrosse action on Saturday.
Hoffman netted the game-winning goal with 21 seconds left in the game to help the Green Terror (5-7, 2-4 CC) snap a two-game losing skid and post their third straight win over the Bears (2-9, 0-6 CC).
Dane Mangin (Willow Grove, PA/Archbishop Wood) led Ursinus with six points, scoring three goals and dishing out three assists. Matt Orlando (Morton, PA/Springfield) made 13 saves and tallied seven ground balls.
McDaniel took the early 3-0 lead on back-to-back goals by Matthew Buschman and an extra-man opportunity by Hoffman in the first nine minutes of the game. Mangin stopped the Green Terror spurt with his first goal at the 5:06 mark, before Curtis Schaeffer gave McDaniel a 4-1 lead going into the second quarter.
Mangin struck again, sandwiched between two Green Terror goals from Kolyn Kirby and Hoffman to make it 6-2 in favor of the visitors.
James Lawson (Wellesley, MA/Vermont Academy) took advantage of a McDaniel slashing penalty and scored on a pass from Mangin to end the second quarter at 6-3.
Each team netted three goals apiece in the third quarter, starting with Carlo Fusco (Watervliet, NY/Shaker) thanks to a Mike Stein (Springfield, PA/Springfield) assist. Hoffman and Matt Keating exchanged goals, before Stein made it 8-5.
Hoffman tallied his second extra-man goal with 4:27 remaining in the third to help the Green Terror regain a four-goal lead.
Seth Bakes (Barto, PA/Boyertown) netted the last goal of the third that sparked a 3-0 run by the Bears to get within one at 9-8.
Anthony Tori (Springfield, PA/Springfield) and Nick Shriver (Braintree, VT/Randolph-Union) scored the first two goals of the second half just 32 seconds apart, but Ursinus could never grab the lead.
Brad Baer recorded an unassisted tally to push the lead to 10-8. After eight minutes of scoreless play, Magnin tallied his third goal to keep it close at 10-9. The Bears fired off three straight shots and had a chance to tie the game on a man-up opportunity, but came up empty. McDaniel made the clear attempt and took the timeout, before Hoffman scored the game winner with 21 seconds left in regulation.
Ursinus was quick to respond and Tori netted a goal 11 seconds later for the final margin.
Schaeffer collected a game-high nine ground balls, while Chad Schell posted 10 saves in the win.
The Bears return to action on Wednesday at Muhlenberg. Game time is 7 p.m.
Score by Half 1 2 3 4 - F
McDaniel (5-7, 2-4 CC) 4 2 3 2 - 11
Ursinus (2-9, 0-6 CC) 1 2 3 4 - 10
McDaniel: Steve Hoffman 5, Matthew Bushman 2, Kolyn Kirby 1, Brad Baer 1, Curtis Schaeffer 1, Matt Keating 1.
Ursinus: Dane Mangin 3, Anthony Tori 2, Mike Stein 1, Carlo Fusco 1, James Lawson 1, Nick Shriver 1, Seth Bakes 1.
McDaniel: Cory Nellissen 3, Rob Weaver 2, Baer 1, Kirby 1.
Ursinus: Mangin 3, Stein 2, Tori 1.
Shots: M 35, U 42 Ground Balls: M 43, U 40; Goalies: M (Chad Schell � 60:00, 10 saves, 10 GA); U (Matt Orlando � 60:00, 13 saves, 11 GA) Extra-Man: M 2 for 5, U 1 of 4; Faceoffs: M 11, U 14; Clearing: H 14-23, U 15-21; Penalties: H 4 for 3:00, U 5 for 4:00.


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Behind the Scenes @ReelNW: Meet Amelia
The second season of Reel NW, our showcase of the best in independent film from or about the Pacific Northwest, is off to a great start. The third film in the series, "Smoke, Sand, & Rubber," is coming up this Monday night, October 31, at 10:30 p.m. This documentary is about Mel Anthony, who used to race midget cars at Aurora Speedway in Seattle and who decides, at the age of 86, to get behind the wheel again.
We thought this would be a good time to go behind the scenes with the Reel NW team. We checked in with our Production intern, Amelia Greim, who had the lucky job of logging and then watching the almost 200 films submitted to Reel NW for consideration for this year's season. Amelia is a senior studying communications at the University of Washington and wants to be a television producer when she graduates. She's been interning at KCTS 9 since April.
How long did it take you to watch all the films?
I would guess maybe 300 hours, over about 6 months.
Was it work, or was it fun?
I can't lie, watching some of the films felt like work. But for the most part, I loved it. I felt privileged to be able to view so many of the independent films coming out of the Northwest. I didn't realize there were so many films out there that are made without a big Hollywood budget.
What were some of your favorites?
I'm sort of a documentary junkie, so one of my favorites was a film about air hockey champions called "Way of the Puck." I didn't realize how passionate and competitive air hockey players could be! Another film I really liked was "One Big Hapa Family" (airing November 14). This documentary has a unique style, mixing live action with animation in a story about of the cultural identity of Japanese-Canadians in BC.
What were some of the surprises for you?
I have not seen a lot of short films, so I was surprised by how many filmmakers use this format to successfully tell a great story. One of the standouts for me was a quirky and fun short called "The Day My Parents Became Cool" (airing December 26). I also liked "Shi-Shi-Etko" (airing December 26), the story of a Native American family whose daughter leaves for boarding school. The film has a bittersweet quality and features a really stunning Northwest setting.
We hope you'll enjoy watching the films as much as Amelia did. Join us on Monday nights for Reel NW.
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Shu Uemura Mini Eyelash Curler Review
Oh yaaaaaaaaaaa!
The Muse got the new Mini Shu Eyelash Curler and it's all that and a bag of chips…mmm…..I don't really like chips…it's all that and some double chocolate chip cookies! w00t! Much better!
Ok so I got this today and when I first slid it out of the box I quickly realized it was a heck of alot smaller then my standard Shu Curler! My god are they skimping on me!? Have no fear the size actually works to your advantage when you're using this bad boy. I guess that's why they named it Mini right?
I should mention that I've somehow become retarded when using this! It's like learning to ride a bike without training wheels. Your standard Shu Curler can be compared to riding around town on your ultra awesome bike with some training wheels on for safety where as the new mini eyelash curler is riding around minus the training wheels. I had to relearn how to curl my lashes tonight. I'm sincerely stupid because it took me about 20 minutes of messing with this thing before I got a knack for using it. Now I have mad skills and I went from amateur to awesome in 20 minutes! 20 minutes well spent my friends because I almost poked my eye out a few times there.
In all seriousness it does take a bit of practice to get a feel for using this but once you've become one with your Mini Curler it'll open a whole new world for you! I'm seriously impressed with the fact that I can get the pesky inner lashes and curl them up in a snap! Don't get me wrong my old standard size Shu curler can easily capture every single lash in one go but sometimes, on a rare occasion it does miss some of my inner lashes! Now I can slip my mini curler right in to take over the job and curl up any loose ends!
Now as I was saying my standard Shu Curler already does everything I need it too so why do I need a mini version?
The mini version gives me doe eyes! This is fabulous for curling the outer corner lashes while leaving your inner lashes straight! This will give you that doe or doll effect! That flare at the outer corner of your eye really creates a beautiful, unique look!
If you happen to have very small, stubby lashes this should be a perfect tool for curling with. I have very full lashes so I can use this for creating unique, precise looks something not easily accomplished with my regular Shu curler however if my lashes were a bit stubby or short this is a very good precision curler for pulling them up, out, and giving volume and curl to pesky, short lashes!
As I mentioned earlier the size is quite small but it doesn't take away from the comfort level. It fits snugly, securely and naturally between your fingers and the size actually helps with the precision of curling! It's such a good size that it offers your hand the stability to do your work while holding fast and steady! The size also accounts for the fact that you're applying a bit more effort when curling with this. You need to work this gently against your lash line as it's tricky to use at first so the size makes the transaction a bit easier!
Shu's Mini Curler beside the standard Shu Curler (Pictured from Left to Right)
My regular Shu Curler never gives me a problem with pinching but the mini version is even better with that to be honest. Occasionally I align my regular curler incorrectly, squeeze down, and get a mighty fine pinch! At no fault of the curler but my own clumsy efforts when curling! Duh! It's unlikely you'll experience that when using the Mini version since you'll be curling your lashes in sections which makes for good precise work and less ouch!
Overall, I love this thing and happy to have it in my beauty arsenal!
My regular Shu Curler is the Cadillac of curlers so we'll dub the mini as the BMW of mini curlers!
You can click your heals over to Shu's website and grab one for your very own! $17USD gets you a very cute curler that works a treat to say the least!
Visit Shu Uemra's Website by clicking here!
The Mini Eyelash Curler from Shu is most definately Muse Approved!
Got this already?
Love it?
Want it?
Tell the Muse!
Read all about my ravings for the original Shu Curler by clicking here!
2/26/08 2:35 alien man?!:
o man, i might have to get this! i have the shu regular and, while it does work way better than any curler i've ever used, it DOES pinch b/c i have fatty eyelids and short stubby lashes
thanks for the heads up!
2/26/08 3:58 Ann the Queen:
17 usd!!!! *faints*
2/26/08 5:06 waiping:
haha.. I agree with Shu curler as Cadillac of all curler! Its one of the best cosmetic thing I ever discover or tried. haha I absolutely love it especially before Shu curler, I hate curling eyelashes.
2/26/08 6:43 the Muse:
hey alienman!
On occasion mine pinches too when I align it incorrectly.
This one is for such intricate work that you can totally avoid giving yourself a pinch!
You're most welcome!
2/26/08 6:44 the Muse:
Hey Ann!
How much is it singapore side? Curious!
I can pick you one up from here if it's cheaper! Let me know!
2/26/08 6:45 the Muse:
hi waiping!
I sincerely love my original shu curler. It's awesome! Before mine I curled with a Sephora curler and that wasn't not nearly the experience I get with my Shu!
Thanks for your comment 😉
2/26/08 7:08 the Muse:
btw anne can you give me the link for your blog again!
I meant to bookmark and link you but I sidetracked!
2/26/08 7:33 Bliss:
I always wanted to try the Shu curler and wow now they have a mini, and it works even better, u made me lemm for this, ive only ever used bodyshop and shiseido ones, thanks for a great review,this definately going into my list hehhe
2/26/08 8:03 Lydia:
I just purchased this today after reading your review and I'm excited to try it out. My lashes are very tiny and regular curlers pinch since they are so short. I hope this will helps! Thanks.
2/26/08 8:15 Anonymous:
i have the bigger curler and i love it too. do you know where i can buy the pads for it?
2/26/08 9:32 christal:
love the doll look! kawaii!
2/26/08 9:38 the Muse:
hey bliss! Oops got two of your comments at once!
I really like this thing! I was lemming when I first seen it!
I've always been curious about the shiseido one myself but every since buying the Shu one I've never looked back. I seriously don't need anything else and now with the mini I'm completely stoked and good to go!
hehehe! Wish list is growing thanks to me!
2/26/08 9:38 Ping.:
haha Waiping is me.. I think i sort of put wrong name. Shu is definately awesome.. its like drug to my eyelashes.
2/26/08 9:39 the Muse:
Hi lydia!
I hope you find this helpful! I think it'll work a treat on shorter lashes! Work with a smaller curler to catch each lash is easier when your lashes are a bit stubby or shorter and delicate!
Do comment back when you get it and tell me if you like it or not!
Thanks for the comment!
2/26/08 9:41 the Muse:
hi Anonymous!
I love the bigger one too and adore it. Shu doesn't actually sell pads but I guess by the time you're done with the two pads it's about time to buy a new curler in my humble opinion! With proper care you should get 3 years or more outta the curler with the two pads. Someone had mentioned to me in a previous comment that if you bring the curler to a Shu counter they'd replace the pad for you! not sure if they do that or not as the reader said they did so a few years ago! But it's worth asking!
Hope this helps!
2/26/08 9:42 the Muse:
hi christal!
Agreed! This will definately produce a kawaii look 😉
2/26/08 9:44 the Muse:
hey ping!
Whatsaaaaa up darling!
Miracle grow for my lashes!
2/26/08 9:54 Ann the Queen:
LOL! i think its cheaper here.. i remember asking its price and it doesn't seem to cost more than 20 sgd?! i'm not too sure.. i'll pick one up SOON!
p.s. my blog is at myvanitybag.vox.com
2/26/08 9:57 the Muse:
hi Ann!
Serious? Wow the US has something cheaper then Singapore for once! Wahooo hehehe!
I'd have thought they'd be at least $30SGD to be honest. It could be because Shu is so readily available but they still have to import to you I'd think hmmm…interesting!
I'm intrigued it's cheaper for once!
Ah ha thanks gonna link ya up in two shakes!
love ya!
2/26/08 10:42 mayaari:
i love my mini shu – i keep it in my makeup bag to curl my lashes when i get to work (if i'm running late). i have the shisheido curler for most days, and sometimes i'll pinch my eye…but the mini is great b/c it's got that flat edge to it, so pinching is minimal. i can't really tell from the pic, but is the regular shu curler flat as well?
2/26/08 11:13 MandyPandy:
Shu Uemura's alright, but I still much prefer my ELF curler, pinches and all. I never even thought much of Shu's original curler, which seemed a bit disappointing to me, after all of the hype.
I wonder though, how this new mini curler stacks up against other mini curlers on the market, like Vincent Longo's.
2/26/08 11:44 the Muse:
hi mayaari!
Good idea. It does make for good travel with it being so tiny
The shu curler is slightly, very slightly curved up. I can understand why it's so popular with asian girls because it fits straight across rather then curving upwards. I think this accounts for the less pinch too!
I've never tried the shisedio one but always was curious! Do you like it?
2/26/08 11:46 the Muse:
OUT! How dare you dirty my wonderful thread with the promise of $1 eyelash curlers! I forbid it!
We're breaking up Mandy! I no longer love you!
I honestly love mine. The handles are super long, the curve is just right, and it's rare it pinches.
I haven't seen VL's mini curler! Is it new?!
Must go look now!
2/26/08 11:47 the Muse:
ps I replied to your other post in my NG thread but I had to do the comment over because I originally rejected it!
Go lookie!
It's about Coraline!
2/26/08 13:24 Critty:
Ooooo I want doe eyes! I have never used a lash curler on myself because my lashes curl already and then it is just too much, but I would love just to make the end ones curl. Although I am not sure I trust your opinion, as you are clearly deranged – who doesn't love chips???
2/26/08 14:07 robin:
I love my shu curler!
2/26/08 15:41 the Muse:
hey Critty!
LOL 😉 I'm looking forward to attempting the end curl with some mascara shortly 😉 LOL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I hate chips in the US although I do adore a good bag of smokey bacon crisps UK side Mmmmmm! so good!
I can murder a bag of walkers but just don't give me anything US side 😛
Hate the flavor options we have blah!
2/26/08 15:42 the Muse:
hi robin!
Me tooooooo!
2/26/08 20:30 Critty:
We have sour cream & bacon chips in Canada and they are good. But my fave is sea salt and malt vinegar. God I am drooling. So I know feel I can trust your opinion again, and I will have to pick me up a mini curler
2/27/08 12:28 the Muse:
oh my critty that sounds heavenly. We have crummy flavors here and I have to wait for mates to send me a box of good stuff over from the UK 😉
my fav are smokey bacon and chicken roast!
Yum so good! I'm starving! Haven't eaten lunch or brekkie 😉
LOL!!!!! Yes indeed crisps and a mini curler a marriage most lovely 😉
I really adore spare rib too for some reason..such a yum flavor!
2/27/08 12:30 the Muse:
btw critty i'm enjoying your vids!
10/7/09 6:08 Leila:
Oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooohhhhhhhh they are so damned cute!!!
I've been reading you for a while (even made a request for your opinion to your email) and I must say I see myself very much portrayed in you and your tastes on make up. Along with the falsh lashes and everything!!!
Such a shame living in Spain makes it mighty difficult to come across any Shu Uemura at all, their website won't ship internationally. For me it's eBay and Strawberrynet all combined…
Keep up the good job and a thumbs up! I was trying to decide whether or not buying the regular Shu eyelash curler… I am completely decided now!
I'll tell you my experiences with it (I have short and straight eyelashes and terror to be pinched!)
5/15/10 11:36 lisa:
Enjoyed reading the comments on the eyelash curler. It makes me want to purchase one just because of the funny thread. You must be a very lovely person, Muse. Love how you respond with kindness and grace. ~lisa


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OWINGS MILLS, Md., Oct. 4 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Medifast, Inc. (NYSE: MED) today announced support for HealthVault, Microsoft Corp.'s newly launched consumer health platform. HealthVault will provide consumers with the ability to search, store and connect their health information, simplifying management of their health and wellness.
Medifast will provide a platform to allow its customers the ability to export or provide access to data collected through Medifast to any third parties, including but not limited to physicians, nurses, caregivers, family members and friends on Microsoft HealthVault. Medifast customers will each be provided with an independent Microsoft HealthVault account and have the ability to input, upload, store, view, share and interact with their health data while using the solution.
"Microsoft is in a unique position to bring some cohesion in health information to the weight management industry," said Michael S. McDevitt, chief executive and chief financial officer, Medifast, Inc. "By coordinating with Microsoft, we feel confident that HealthVault will provide consumers better access to better, evidence based and relevant health information, empowering them to make better decisions, receive better service and better value. Supporting Microsoft, we trust will allow us to better educate consumers based on fact, vs. diet industry trends of promoting fiction."
"Industry-leading companies such as Medifast are playing a significant
role in the development of a vibrant technology ecosystem for HealthVault,"
said Peter Neupert, corporate vice president for the Health
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text: TestZoomBoom 5pts Peter, peter, peter. What a sad life you lead that a photo of a vehicle would make you lose your lunch. And twice at that! Why you would bother to waste our time with your poor excuse for a commentary on the new CR-V is amazing. And what ridiculous hyperbole on your part. Whatever the new 2012 CR-V design is (and I have to admit I so far like it vs. the outgoing 2011 model, pending release of the actual vehicle AND test driving it), it's certainly NOT horrible. It may not be your cup of tea, but what you like I'm sure many others do not. And I haven't read anywhere that you are the standard of taste in this existence. So if you want to state that you don't like it, why not simply do so and state your reasons why? Is that too difficult for you? And those who DO like it can do the same. (My reasons: It keeps the basic CR-V design, it's apparently a bit longer for more cargo room, will likely get a bit more MPG, and it appears -- so far -- a bit sportier.) Some valid complaints on the 2012 CR-V might be that it's (supposedly) not getting a "new" engine and a 6-speed transmission, or maybe a lot higher on the new MPG. Not that the photo made you upchuck your latest McDonald's purchase. Learn to write and post valid criticism. And remove your fingers from your throat.


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Scott and Daniel preview Friday's Western Conference match up between FCD and RSL.
Friday's game against Real Salt Lake pres. by Toyota is arguably the biggest MLS match we've seen at Toyota Stadium in quite some time with first-place RSL coming in with a national TV audience set to watch. There are a million reasons you want to be out here on Friday night, but another one is our presenting partner for Friday night's game wants to give you a chance to win a weekend with a Toyota!
Stop by the Toyota activation on Lamar's Tailgate on the north concourse and enter to win. We will text winners every 15 minutes during Friday's game and you could win:
-A full-size Toyota 3-day weekend car rental
-A VIP package for the FC Dallas vs Vancouver Whitecaps match on Saturday, September 13th with two club tickets, pre-game sideline passes, a parking pass, two FCD scarves & two FCD t-shirts.
-An autographed FC Dallas jersey
-An autographed FC Dallas ball
-A $100 gift card to the FC Dallas team store
Be sure to stop by the Toyota tent on the north concourse on Friday night and you could win!
After FC Dallas' 3-1 win over the Colorado Rapids ealier this month, the FC Dallas Special Olympics team played the Colorado Rapids Special Olympics squad in the second match of a doubleheader that evening.
The event was a resounding success, and one part of what made it all possible was the volunteerism of a handful of FC Dallas Youth players. With 10 players on the roster, the Special Olympics team needed a few volunteers in order to accomodate an 11v11 full-field game.
They got the extra players they needed in FC Dallas U-18 ECNL players Jordan Mulnix, Makenna Johnson and Ashley Bishop and ECNL U-23 forward Hannah Higgins [above, bottom row, left four].
"It was an incredible atmosphere," said Higgins, a recent University of Texas graduate who has played for FCD's U-23 team for the past three summers. "I know the [Special Olympics players] were super excited to get out there and play."
Higgins' younger brother is a Special Olympics athlete and her father is president of the Flower Mound Special Olympics. She said as soon as the opportunity came up she knew she wanted to help any way she could.
"I definitely try to give back to Special Olympics," she said. "Whenever I can I try to go out and help coach my brother's Special Olympics team or just volunteer, whether it's hanging out with the kids or coming to cheer them on."
That kind of volunteerism is something encouraged through the PRACTICE program, which is a character-building initiative FC Dallas Youth uses to reinforce traits such as Compassion, Respect and Integrity in players both on and off the pitch.
"It was a really fulfilling experience for me," said High School senior Ashley Bishop, a midfielder for the U-18 ECNL team. "[The Special Olympics players] were so pumped to play in the stadium. They were super excited and I think they all had a lot of fun. It was a really good experience for everyone."
With the support from FC Dallas Youth, the front office and the thousands of fans who cheered the team on throughout the match, the Special Olympics athletes got the memorable night they deserved.
"To have the opportunity to play on a professional field in front of professional athletes; I think they felt like superstars that night. For all of us that volunteered, that's what we wanted; we wanted them to feel like superstars."
It's back to school time for college students across the area, and we want to send you back to class in style! Look out for the FC Dallas Soccer Tour including our inflatable goal(at most events), FC Dallas giveaways including koozies, sunglasses & t-shirts, a chance to win tickets to the LA Galaxy game & a team autographed ball as well as information on our upcoming college night on Saturday, September 13th against Vancouver.
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The accolades keep rolling in for FC Dallas this week on the back of their 5-0 win in San Jose. FC Dallas had two players and their head coach named to the MLSsoccer.com Team of the Week, while three FCD players also appeared on the Week 23 Castrol Index Top 20.
On the MLSsoccer.com Team of the Week, we saw Fabian Castillo, Tesho Akindele and Oscar Pareja make the weekly best XI. Here's what they had to say:
F: Fabián Castillo (FC Dallas) – Two great solo goals, an assist, and easily the best player on the pitch. Virtually unplayable at times against the Earthquakes.
F: Tesho Akindele (FC Dallas) – Played the poacher role to absolute perfection, helping Dallas beat the Earthquakes soundly 5-0.
Coach: Oscar Pareja (FC Dallas) – In what was supposed to be a must-win for San Jose, Pareja and FCD turned the game at Buck Shaw into a laugher.
On the weekly Castrol Index, rookie Tesho Akindele finished in the top spot overall after scoring a hat trick against San Jose. Fabian Castillo finished fifth on the list while goalkeeper Raul Fernandez who earned a shutout in the win finished 10th.
Here's the show recap from Sunday's latest episode of Soccer Today presented by Toyota and co-hosted by Marc Stein and Steve Davis on 103.3 FM ESPN Radio:
SEGMENT 1: Steve Davis reveals a little about the show's inner workings, and then tells you why Tesho Akindele is moving up on MLS Rookie of the Year ballots and why Oscar Pareja deserves more MLS Coach of the Year consideration.
SEGMENT 2: A good visit with Bolton and U.S. international defender Tim Ream, who checks in one his day off in England.
SEGMENT 3: A visit with Brian Sciaretta, who writes for the New York Times and American Soccer Now, and who carries encyclopedic knowledge of Yanks abroad. He tells us what we need to know about U.S. men playing overseas in the coming European campaign.
SEGMENT 4: Show host Marc Stein, who is away on assignment, checks in from Mad Hatters in New York, the ultimate Manchester City supporters pub (while City is playing its Premier League opener).
Fabian Castillo was absolutely unstoppable on Saturday night in San Jose notching two goals and an assist in the 5-0 rout of the Earthquakes. Castillo has a goal or an assist in his last 10 MLS/LHUSOC matches and has a career-high eight goal in MLS this season. Castillo's first goal in San Jose, an unbelievable mazy run that beat practically the entire 'Quakes back line, has been nominated for AT&T MLS Goal of the Week. This is his third nomination this season.
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Saturday's 5-0 win at San Jose was pretty epic. Not only did Tesho Akindele make his claim for MLS Rookie of the Year, but Fabian Castillo showed everyone that he's perhaps the hottest attacking player in the league right now. Here's some of the numbers behind FCD's historic win:
Tesho Akindele
-Tesho scored the first rookie hat trick in franchise history and fifth MLS hat trick overall in franchise history [Jeff Cunningham, Bobby Rhine, Jason Kreis & Dante Washington].
-Saturday was the seventh rookie hat trick in MLS history [Brian Maisonneuve, Pat Noonan, Will Bruin, Zack Schilawski, Kekuta Manneh, Harrison Shipp].
-In the match, Tesho broke Aleksey Korol's franchise rookie record of five goals in a season set back in 2000
-Tesho has scored six goals in his last six games, beating the FCD franchise rookie record for scoring in just his last six games.
-Tesho leads all MLS rookies in goals, one ahead of Harrison Shipp.
Fabian Castillo
-Fabian Castillo has a goal or an assist in ten straight MLS & LHUSOC matches dating back to May 31st. FCD is 7-1-2 in that stretch of games.
-Fabian Castillo currently leads FC Dallas in MLS scoring with eight goals and all competitions with 12 goals.
-Fabian's two goals on Saturday take him to eight for the season, a new single-season career high for him.
-In this 10-game stretch, Fabian has nine goals and six assists.
-Saturday's win over San Jose coupled with our 1-0 win at Chivas USA on August 3rd mark the first back-to-back road wins since 8/15/12 at Vancouver & 8/18/12 at RSL.
-With 1-0 and 5-0 wins in our last two road matches, FCD marks their first back-to-back road shutout wins in nearly ten years dating back to 5/28/05 at DC & 6/4/05 at RSL
-Saturday's 5-0 win was the largest road win by margin of victory in FC Dallas franchise history.
-Saturday's 5-0 win was San Jose's worst loss by margin of victory in their 519-game franchise history.
-Saturday marked the 10th time FCD has scored at least five goals in franchise history.
-Saturday was the fourth time in franchise history FCD has won by at least a five-goal margin.
-Saturday was the fifth time in franchise history FCD has scored at least five goals on the road.
Five goals. All of them for the good guys. Here's your match highlights:
Scott and Daniel break down this weekend's Western Conference matchup against the San Jose Earthquakes.


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HOPING FOR A BREAK – Sturgis' Krystal Cappola (11) waits to see if her shot is good during game play against Chatham Jan. 4.
If one thing can be said for the Sturgis East girls varsity basketball team, it's that they don't give up.
In spite of scoring just one point in the entire first half of their Jan. 4 game against Chatham, the Storm continued to fight, matching their opponents tally for tally in a much more well-played second half.
"We missed an incredible amount of opportunities, but we didn't quit," said head coach Henry Colon. "Second half we played them even, 17-17. First half we didn't come out right away."
After a tough first half, the Storm stepped up its defense and took more shots at the hoop, narrowing Chatham's considerable lead after the halftime break.
Megan Fitzgerald led the scoring for the Storm with 10 points overall.
"I think the bench did an excellent job," said Colon. "The girls fought hard."
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The 20th annual Senior Citizens Day Breakfast was held Thursday, sponsored by PNC Bank, Norwalk City Schools and Senior Enrichment Services.
Senior Citizens breakfast
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This is nice. South Central held a wonderful breakfast for seniors last week. In addition to a good meal, we got to hear the band play and a second grade class sing. It's too bad the Reflector doesn't cover more positive school stories like this. I suppose either South Central's breakfast wasn't sponsored by any big name companies looking for free advertising, or the Reflector was too busy re-printing articles from off the wire. Either way, it doesn't matter to us because we no longer subscribe.


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Fedor Emelianenko is considered by many to be the pound-for-pound greatest mixed martial artist of all time. The former heavyweight champion and 2004 Grand Prix champion of Pride amassed a 35-4-1 record in his twelve-year career. Fedor went an incredible 32-1-1 between May 2000 and June 2009; his lone loss in almost a decade was a doctor's stoppage, due to a cut back in December 2000.
Throughout history Russia has been known for being a tough fighting nation and has never failed to produce talented fighters. Oleg Taktarov was the first Russian MMA fighter to make a name for himself. Taktarov won UFC 6 and also holds impressive wins over the likes of Mark Kerr and Marco Ruas. Hard-hitting heavyweight's Sergei Kharitonov and Alexander Emelianenko (Fedor's baby brother) have also had respectable careers in the sport. Bellator Middleweight champion Alexander Shlemenko and former heavyweight champion Alexander Volkov are two more talented Russian fighters, though neither off the two have managed to reach the 'elite' level.
Apart from the previous mentioned, Russian fighter's recently haven't made much of an impression in MMA compared to other nations. The UFC is still yet to see its first Russian champion; this may be about to change. We have seen a steady rise in Russian fighters in the UFC this year and all make big impressions in their fights. Let's take a look at some of the talented Russian fighters we have seen this year.
Ali Bagautinov
Bagautinov is 11-2 in his MMA career and has never been finished. The former Sambo world champion made his mixed martial arts debut in December 2009, just over two years later he has signed with the premier mixed martial arts organization. His UFC debut, at UFC Fight Night 28, ended with a vicious TKO win in the third round against Marcos Vinicius. Bagautinov is expected to face Tim Elliott at UFC 167. A strong second performance in the UFC against Elliott could lead to Bagautinov fighting for a number one contender's bout early in 2014.
Adlan Amagov
Amagov is 13-2-1 in his MMA career and 2-0 since joining with the UFC. The fighter has fought at light-heavyweight, middleweight and now currently fight's in the welterweight division. Even as an undersized light heavyweight the fighter was successful, amassing an incredible 8-1 record at 205lbs. The Russian is on a three fight win streak since his debut in the Welterweight division, his last loss came at the hands of Robbie Lawler in January 2012. Since dropping to welterweight 'The Wolf' has looked unbeatable. He dominated Chris Spang in his UFC debut in April and followed that up with a vicious K.O over T.J Waldburger at UFC 166. Amagov hasn't yet got a fight booked but after his previous performance it's unlikely anyone will be calling him out.
Rustam Khabilov
Khabilov is 17-1 in his career so far; the only blemish on his record is a controversial split decision loss to Ruslan Khaskhanov in February 2011. 'Tiger' is now on a five-fight winning streak, with three of those in the UFC's lightweight division. In his UFC debut at The Ultimate Fighter 16 Finale, the former Sambo champion destroyed Vinc Pichel with vicious suplexes, his final one knocking out Pichel. After that win he slammed Yancy Medeiros en route to a TKO win.His latest win was without question Khabilov's most impressive performance, a fight of the night war with Jorge Masvidal just a few days ago. If not for Masvidal's iron chin, Khabilov would have no doubt won knockout of the night after his ferocious, excellently timed wheel kick. He showed an impressive striking game against Masvidal who is a top-level striker. Khabilov's next fight should be against a big named opponent. One more impressive win for the Russian should no doubt break him into the top ten at 155lbs.
Khabib Nurmagomedov
With one of the most impressive winning streaks in his mixed martial arts career Khabib Nurmagomedov is without doubt the biggest Russian prospect on the list. Nurmagomedov is a multiple world Sambo champion and has been unbeatable since his cross over to the cage, gathering an impressive 21-0 record. The 25-year-old Russian has shown he has no problem standing or on the mat and he can go three rounds with ease. 'The Eagles' UFC debut came in January last year where he submitted Kamal Shalorus in the third round. Since then the Russian has won another four fights, making him 5-0 in the UFC. His next fight is expected to be at UFC 169 against Gilbert Melendez, a win over 'El Nino' is likely to put the fighter next in line for a tile shot at 155lbs.
The standouts have had a very impressive year so far, all putting in dominant performances leading to Russian fighters being 8-0 in the UFC this year. We are yet to see one yet but 2014 could very well be the year where the first Russian fighter lifts a UFC belt.


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Excitement, nervousness, and even fear pulsed through my veins as I woke up thinking about this experience. I glanced at my alarm clock; it seemed to glare right back at me. 6:57 it said. Although I would have loved to have slept until my 9:30 alarm, it seemed that my body had kicked into overdrive and had other plans for me. I was instantly awake; sad to say I was not instantly ready to get moving. Once I did get moving it seemed that this trip couldn't come soon enough! I was ready to get this show on the road.
Once my ride had arrived, I placed my stuff in the vehicle. On the way there small talk was made, but I mainly kept any nervous thoughts at bay by listening to music. It soothed me, and I reassured myself that I can do this, that I can overcome my fears and have wonderful experiences. I continued to glance out the window as the scenery changed and morphed into an environment completely different from what I'm accustomed to. I secretly wish for the hills that seem to keep me safe to reappear, but in reality I was thankful to have my security blanket removed. I have learned in life if you're comfortable you may not be learning everything that is available. I expect this to be an extreme learning experience.
Once we arrived at the Solaire, we were greeted by the staff from the Washington Center. Each and every one of them was exceptionally polite and courteous. My initial impression was a wonderful one, and gladly I admit that they put my fears away. I received my keys and some other fancy stuff, which I better not lose. I made my way to my room, and was overly joyed to find that my roommate from college would be staying in the same room as me. This made me feel more at home.
In the apartment I had a Dorothy from the Wizard of Oz moment. I realized that I wasn't at Fairmont anymore. The apartments are far nicer than expected, and although it causes me to feel out of place, I'm lucky to consider this home for a few days. This is probably the closest to living like a King or shall I say Queen I'll ever experience. I'm so excited, and I can't wait to see what is next!


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International Club of Myrtle Beach
- 1560 Tournament Blvd, Murrells Inlet, SC 29576
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|18 total holes at facility
|Green fees - $95 (estimate)
|Designed by Willard C. Byrd
|Built in 2000
|Driving Range: Yes
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International Club of Myrtle Beach is an 18-hole regulation length golf course in Murrells Inlet, South Carolina. This medium-length layout provides for a fun golf experience for golfers of all skill levels. Difficulty level of the course is unknown at this time, but will be provided soon. Online tee times may be available at International Club of Myrtle Beach or at nearby golf courses, often at a substantial discount from the going green fees rate.
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"Still do good work. Give a fair estimate, no bait and switch. Also give honest wait times. Beancounters still requi..."
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