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19 May 2019

CFFA update for May 19

19 May 2019 13:39 Cape Fear Fencing Association

We finished our under 12 youth events season yesterday. Amelia Alexander continued her dominance winning both the foil and epee and winning the sword for girls. James Russell put together a 3rd in foil, a 2nd in epee, and a 1st in sabre to win the sword for the boys.

Composer Oguz Kaplangi on scoring the Royal Lyceum’s Duchess of Malfi

17 May 2019 13:26 Living by the Sword

When the Lyceum Theatre, DOT Theatre of Istanbul and the Edinburgh International Festival opened their brilliant production of Eugene Ionesco’s Rhinoceros in August 2017, Oguz Kaplangi was there – and not only there in the Lyceum...

Comedy review: Leah MacRae – My Big, Fat, Fabulous Diary, Beacon Arts Centre, Greenock

17 May 2019 12:12 Living by the Sword

PERFORMING her debut one-woman tour of Scotland, Leah MacRae occasionally acknowledges Senga, her “Z-list celebrity stalker” in the front row, and this contrived, one-way interaction neatly encapsulates the appeal of the River City and Gary: Tank Commander actor.

Seafarers’ Sketchbooks: historic journals capture drama of life on the ocean wave

16 May 2019 10:50 Living by the Sword

For as long as humans have been adventuring, it seems, we have had an innate desire to communicate our experiences to others when we return home. “We would not take a sea voyage in order never to talk of it,” wrote the French mathematician and scientist Blaise Pascal in 1669...

Fan theory culture peaked with ‘Game of Thrones’. What now?

16 May 2019 10:00 Mashable

One Game of Thrones fan theory says Bran Stark is the Night King. Another says Drogon flew off to Valyria and laid enough eggs to burn all of Westeros. Theories have made Tyrion Lannister a secret Targaryen...

Book review: Conviction, by Denise Mina

16 May 2019 09:47 Living by the Sword

Denise Mina’s work is increasingly intriguing. She has written detective novels and police procedural novels, and recently a marvellous non-fiction fiction. Her newest novel might be described as a fictional non-fiction.

Susan Brown: The ghost in the machine – what will happen to online you after death?

16 May 2019 05:03 Living by the Sword

Few of us plan our legacy for when we’ve died and how we’ll live on in the lives of others. At Marie Curie our nurses help terminally-ill people to create memories for their loved ones. One nurse helped...

190428 The Beat

12 May 2019 14:29 Salle Green

When we start to move beyond the very most basic actions to develop the ability to prepare our attacks, the beat becomes an important tool. To understand the beat, we must understand the whole idea of preparation.

May 12 CFFA update

12 May 2019 13:14 Cape Fear Fencing Association

We had a number of fencers go up to Apex for their Novice Cup Event. In the Y10/12 boys foil, Jackson Jones finished 9th, James Russell was 15th and John Alexander was 17th. In the girls Y10/12 foil Amelia Alexander took the gold medal.

Professor Steven Paul, 1954 – 2019

09 May 2019 22:24 Royal Tunbridge Wells Fencing Club

We are deeply saddened to confirm the death of our Head Coach and Chairman on Friday 26 April. Steve passed away following a head injury sustained in a fall, whilst on holiday in Spain with family and friends over the Easter break.

youth events, camp dates

08 May 2019 10:39 Cape Fear Fencing Association

First, is it possible to hold the last 12 and under youth event of the season on May 18th (a little over a week away)? Not many people have gotten to me about either date. That would mean we would hold...

Book review: A Boy And His Dog At The End Of The World, by CA Fletcher

07 May 2019 09:50 Living by the Sword

Dystopian novels are all the rage. The genre isn’t new of course. Aldous Huxley’s Brave New World remains one of the best, prophetic and disturbing, and, if the world lasts till 2032, which it probably will, his book will be 100 years old.

Book review: Wakenhyrst, by Michelle Paver

06 May 2019 17:41 Living by the Sword

The bestselling author of Dark Matter, Thin Air and the award-winning Chronicles Of Darkness, Michelle Paver, surely has another hit on her hands with her new Gothic horror, Wakenhyrst. The book begins in the 1960s...

Book review: Walking – One Step at a Time, by Erling Kagge

06 May 2019 17:39 Living by the Sword

Norway’s Erling Kagge is perhaps the quintessential explorer for our Google-mapped age. Having become the first person ever to reach the three “poles of inaccessibility” – the North Pole, the South Pole and Mount Everest ...

Book review: Throw Me to the Wolves, by Patrick McGuinness

06 May 2019 17:35 Living by the Sword

Agatha Christie’s novels were rarely more than 50,000 words long. Simenon’s were even shorter. But what was good enough for them isn’t for crime writers, their publishers and – I suppose – readers today.

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