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20 June 2019

Art reviews: NOW at the SNGMA | Charles Avery at the Ingleby Gallery

20 Jun 2019 16:33 Living by the Sword

A week into the National Galleries of Scotland’s fifth NOW exhibition, Anya Gallaccio’s carpet of 10,000 red roses is already starting to change. The blooms in Red on Green are looking more than a little wilted, and a soft smell of rotting flowers is beginning to waft into the nearby rooms.

Report: Feds probe sale of coach's home to prospect's father

19 Jun 2019 19:51 «SFGate» (sfgate.com)

BOSTON (AP) — A federal grand jury is investigating the sale of the Harvard fencing coach's suburban Boston home for nearly double its assessed value to a man whose son was later admitted to the school and joined the team, according to a newspaper report.

Edinburgh Film Festival review: Boyz in the Wood

19 Jun 2019 17:10 Living by the Sword

Given the Edinburgh International Film Festival’s propensity for screening wretched homegrown comedies such a Scottish Mussel — surely a candidate for the most incompetent film ever screened at the event ...

Feds probing Harvard coach who sold home to family of soon-to-be admitted student

19 Jun 2019 12:37 New York Post

A longtime Harvard University fencing coach is under federal investigation for allegedly selling his Massachusetts home to a businessman whose son wanted to attend the school, according to a report Wednesday.

Brit with 18 major titles is among world’s most successful golfers…crazy golf, that is

18 Jun 2019 23:38 TheSun.co.uk

A BRIT won his second successive world crazy-golf title — and silenced the doubters who thought he was past it at 33. Marc Chapman now has 18 major titles — the same as all-time great Jack Nicklaus in the proper version.

Tuesday’s FTB: So you’re saying there’s a chance

18 Jun 2019 10:00 Pension Plan Puppets

A top-pairing RHD traded for a reasonable price? In this economy??

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Following the frenzy that was yesterday’s Toronto Raptors parade, there are likely many lessons the city learned.

CFFA update for June 16th

16 Jun 2019 13:17 Cape Fear Fencing Association

A lovely end of the (fencing) year gathering was enjoyed by everyone in attendance yesterday. Thanks to everyone who came and shared food. Massive thanks to the the Chabas who opened their home, pool, and badminton court to everyone.

Pop Up Father’s Day Promo

15 Jun 2019 03:39 All-American Fencing Club

It’s hard to find something for that special dad on Father’s Day. What can be more “dad” than a class on playing with swords! Be the coolest kid or wife that gets dad a Beginner Fencing Class as a Father’s Day gift!

Uefa could restrict Champions League final to only a few mega stadiums under new plans

14 Jun 2019 21:44 TheSun.co.uk (sport)

UEFA CHIEF Aleksander Ceferin is considering ring-fencing Champions League finals to a handful of big stadiums across Europe. Liverpool and Tottenham fans were angry they were only allocated 16,000 tickets each in Atletico Madrid’s 68,000-seater Wanda Metropolitano for the recent final.

Forget haiku - Cairngorm Mountains inspire new type of poem

14 Jun 2019 11:21 Living by the Sword

Merryn Glover, author, poet and educator, is sitting in a cafe in Edinburgh’s New Town, telling me about “The Cairngorms Lyric” – a new poetic form she’s devised in her role as writer in residence for the Cairngorms National Park.“Initially it came from the idea of a haiku,” she says...

Book review: Scrawl: An A-Z Of Famous Doodles, by Caren, Claudia and Todd Strauss-Schulson

13 Jun 2019 11:12 Living by the Sword

Whoever signed off on the cover for this otherwise fascinating book needs a bit of a talking to. For a start, the title’s all wrong. The doodles contained within are not “famous doodles”. They are doodles by famous people...

Book review: Only The Lowly, by b. catling

13 Jun 2019 11:08 Living by the Sword

I first came across Brian Catling’s work in Iain Sinclair’s wonderful anthology, Conductors Of Chaos, with a remarkable poem called “The Stumbling Block, Its Index”. I later found out that he was also a sculptor, performance artist and a professor of fine art at Oxford.

Condensing Captain Corelli: Rona Munro on adapting Louis De Bernières’s novel for the stage

12 Jun 2019 11:54 Living by the Sword

When leading Scottish playwright Rona Munro was asked, back in 2017, whether she would be interested in writing a stage version of Louis De Bernières’s hugely popular 1994 novel Captain Corelli’s Mandolin, she had just two strong memories of the book she had read more than 20 years earlier.

Book review: The House by the Loch, by Kirsty Wark

12 Jun 2019 11:48 Living by the Sword

Novels are stories. They may be other things as well and good novels offer other delights. The story may be simple – “once upon a time” – or it may be rich in complication and deepened as a consequence of being addressed from different perspectives or by time-shifts.

The privilege and pressures of swapping a city medical practice for one on an island

12 Jun 2019 05:00 Living by the Sword

As a child, I was a people watcher, when I wasn’t filling my wellies with water from the burn I was attempting to dam, or having gang meetings in the outhouse at the bottom of our garden. We lived in the village of West Linton, on the northern edge of the Borders.

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