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08 December 2019

The Ibtihaj effect: Olympic fencing medalist’s success spawns new generation of hijab-wearing athletes eager to thrust and parry

08 Dec 2019 14:50 «New York Daily News»

Teen fencer Saifa Khan removes her mask to catch her breath and some coaching advice, with a few sweat-soaked strands of hair stuck to her forehead and the rest tucked under a hijab.

Theatre reviews: Strange Tales, Traverse Theatre, Edinburgh | Cinderfella, Tron Theatre, Glasgow

06 Dec 2019 16:56 Living by the Sword

IF PANTOMIME is not your cup of Chinese tea – or if you just feel like a change of festive pace – then you may find some real balm for the soul in the Traverse’s latest show for the Christmas season. Co-produced with Edinburgh’s Grid Iron company...

Best gym bags for men 2019: From duffels and backpacks to boot bags

06 Dec 2019 09:02 TheSun.co.uk

GYM bags are a must have for gym goers, golfers, swimmers, footballers and other sportsmen. Whether you are going to a fitness class, the gym, swimming , fencing, boxing or any other sport, a trusty gym bag will help you get organised and make sure you always have to hand everything you need.

Book review: Death In The East, by Abir Mukherjee

05 Dec 2019 12:47 Living by the Sword

There is something about the Raj that attracts novelists, particularly British ones. I am thinking of, say, Paul Scott’s The Raj Quartet, best known for The Jewel In The Crown, or JG Farrell’s The Siege Of Krishnapur or The Far Pavilions by MM Kaye...

Book review: Will, by Will Self

04 Dec 2019 18:46 Living by the Sword

Addiction to drugs or alcohol is hell, but it is also strangely gratifying. Nobody is as self-important as the addict because nobody and nothing else matter as much as feeding his habit. Nobody else’s life, it seems to him, is as full of drama.

Theatre reviews: Sinbad the Sailor, Perth Theatre | A Christmas Carol, Pitlochry Festival Theatre

02 Dec 2019 10:59 Living by the Sword

In Perthshire, beavers are controversial; conservationists love them, farmers often aren’t so sure. Like all the best pantos, though, this year’s Sinbad at Perth Theatre knows how to side with the little guy...

Fw: Small Business Saturday + Cyber Monday = SAVINGS! on Fencing shirts etc.

02 Dec 2019 00:39 Cape Fear Fencing Association

This is the current catalog of the company we are getting the warm ups from, if you are looking for stocking stuffers. Happy hunting. pax vobiscum, Greg Spahr Head Coach Cape Fear Fencing Association “The race is not always to the swift...

CFFA update for December 1

01 Dec 2019 17:01 Cape Fear Fencing Association

If you have noticed that the body cord bags seem fuller than normal, you need to thank Mandy O’Brien and her little elves. They have been busy fixing them for the last week or so. Practice will be back to normal this week...

Maha ranks 2nd in U-19 national school fencing event

01 Dec 2019 07:15 Business Standard

Maharashtra has bagged the second position in the national fencing championship organised by the School Games Federation of India in Punjab. The under-19 state fencers won five gold medals, one silver and 12 bronze medals in the events held last week...

Is it time for “the removal of the funicular” at Cairngorm Mountain ski area?

29 Nov 2019 18:15 Living by the Sword

And so the sorry saga of the funicular at Cairngorm Mountain ski area rumbles on. Last autumn, as regular readers of this column will be aware, the concrete pillars supporting the highest railway tracks in the UK were deemed to be structurally iffy.

Music review: BBC SSO & Antony Hermus, City Halls, Glasgow

29 Nov 2019 13:08 Living by the Sword

“THIS concert is a bit bananas,” observed BBC SSO violinist Alex Gascoine in his pre-concert interview with conductor Antony Hermus. A blunt assessment, perhaps, but – well, as an orchestra insider, Gascoine would probably know.

Theatre reviews: Dixie Whittington: The Hamecoming, Oran Mor, Glasgow | How The Grinch Stole Christmas, Festival Theatre, Edinburgh

29 Nov 2019 06:00 Living by the Sword

GET your pie and a big glass of wine, and settle in; for the Oran Mor Christmas show, pride of Glasgow’s West End, is a panto for adults, in the very best sense. This year’s offering – written and directed by A Play...

Fencers working hard for recognition, SA Games

29 Nov 2019 05:08 The Himalayan Times

Nepali fencers had participated in the 12th South Asian Games in India three years ago and also bagged a medal. But very few people are aware of the fact as Fencing remains a totally new sport to Nepal.

Book review: The Glasgow Effect, by Ellie Harrison

28 Nov 2019 18:39 Living by the Sword

Were one minded to be generous then this work – subtitled “a tale of class, capitalism and carbon footprint” – might be described as a bit of a bric-a-brac of a book. Another way to consider it is as a shambolic diary.

Fast-moving, exciting and demanding industry where talent is rewarded

28 Nov 2019 06:00 Living by the Sword

It will come as no surprise that the festive period is one of the busiest of the year for hard-working professionals within the hotel and hospitality sector. Undoubtedly, it’s challenging but in my opinion it’s also a time when staff both individually and as teams can shine.

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