CSU-Pueblo “Bring the Thunder” MMA Fights will benefit the wrestling and athletic programs for the college. With a stellar card featuring 2 UFC vets, Strikeforce, IFL, and Bellator vets as well. The fight card is as follows: Main Event 1- 145lbs. Cameron Dollar (Colorado Springs) vs. Brett Roller (Colorado Springs) 2- 205lbs. Eliot “Fire Marshall (Grudge) vs. Adriano Camolese (Legends 4-0) Professional Prelims 3- 205lbs. Willie Parks (Grudge) vs. Xavier Sacamano(Socomma) 4- 185lbs. Donnie Liles (Roughouse MMA) vs. Bill Albrecht (FIT NHB New Mexico) 5- 155lbs. Prentice Ingram (Socomma) vs. Nick Macias (Denver) Elimination Bouts (amateur) 6- 205lbs. Nick Kris (Underground 0-0) vs. Chris Moreno (Bloodline MMA 0-0) 7- 165lbs. Nick Portillos (Rude Effex 3-1) vs. Lawrence Bowman (Bloodline MMA 0-0) 8- 155lbs. Tyler Eberhardt (Underground 0-0) vs. Jermey Krance (Hitman 0-0) 9- 155lbs. Dominic Montoya (Rude Effex 6-2) vs. Lorent LT Nelson (Grudge 3-1) 10- 140lbs. Andrew Watts (Rude Effex 1-1) vs. Drew Hirschfeld (Lyons 1-0) Female Amateur Bouts 11- 145lbs. Tori Adams (Roughhouse 0-0) vs. TBA 12- 135lbs. Vallie Goudy (Hitman 0-0) vs. Erminia Velarden (Bloodline 0-0) 13- 170lbs. Mark Getler (Rude Effex 6-3) vs. TBA

I Need Your Love By : Dollar Baby, can you hear me ? Do you know what I’m trying to say ? I’ve been thinking, done some thinking There’s sometime since you went away And I know I’ll never find the right word to say to you But it’s hard to spend another night here, alone… Baby, I’ve been wonderin Are you glad that you’re on your on ? I’ve been lonely, oh, so lonely… Won’t you say you’re gonna come home ? And you said you’d always be around when I need you But, tonight you seem to be a lifetime away… I need your love, I need your love… I need your love, I need your love… I need your love, every night and day… Baby, can you hear me ? Who can have what we left away ? Darling, we can make it, But I need you to show me the way… And you said you’d always be around when I need you But, tonight you seem to be a lifetime away… I need your love, I need your love… I need your love, I need your love… Don’t you know I need you by now ? I need your love, every night and day…

www.ElizaMcNamara.com David Cameron and Gordon Brown My Source is http Britain votes today in an election that polls show may produce no parliamentary majority for the first time since 1974, leaving the fate of Prime Minister Gordon Brown and Conservative David Cameron with the Liberal Democrats. search.wn.com Four polls released last night showed the Conservatives winning the popular vote and the most seats, while short of a majority. The TV debates made a difference, the people see that Gordon Brown is often verbally beaten by David Cameron and this has cost him dearly in these last few days. The pound has fallen 6.9 percent against the dollar this year amid concern that a hung Parliament may produce a government thats too weak to fix Britains finances. With the economy recovering from its longest recession on record, Brown said Camerons call for budget cuts this year risked renewed contraction. Nick Clegg thinks that David Cameron and Gordon Brown sound exactly the same! Oil and water I say! The Institute for Fiscal Studies said April 27 that Labour had specified just 13 percent of the cuts necessary to reduce the deficit, the Conservatives 18 percent and the Liberal Democrats 26 percent. It would have been a very brave politician who came out and told the voters the straight truth, said Steven Fielding, director of the Center for British Politics at Nottingham University. So they didnt. Negotiations If the election produces no clear winner, parties will begin …

James Cameron’s ‘Avatar’ not only maintains the top spot at the weekend box office, it shoots past 1 billion dollars worldwide, other the fifth movie to hit that mark. (Jan. 4)

timesofearth.com Britain’s first coalition government since 1945 has begun setting out its main policy goals, with tackling the country’s record budget deficit high on the agenda. David Cameron, the new prime minister, and his coalition partner Nick Clegg said they planned to sort out the country’s economy as they hailed their alliance as a new era of politics. “We want to give the country good government, we want to sort out the problems of the debt and the deficit and the problems in public services,” Cameron said at a joint press conference. Clegg added that the government was “underpinned by a common purpose” to “restore stability to our economy but also giving power back to people”. Earlier in the day Cameron promised that the alliance would be a “full and proper” coalition between the two parties. The Liberal Democrats, who came third in last week’s inconclusive election, have been given five cabinet seats, with Clegg taking the role of deputy prime minister. The new government is hoping to reduce Britain’s record 6bn deficit, as the European Union highlighted the need for “common responses” to economic crises. George Osborne, the new finance minister, said the government planned “long-term structural reforms of the banking system, of education and of welfare so that we have an economy that works for everyone”. The coalition was formed after no party managed to gain a clear parliamentary majority in the May 6 election. But Cameron, whose party won the most seats …

Amy Campbell live at “Campfire at the Cameron III: Girls Go (into the) Wild!” with Shawna Caspi, Elana Harte and Amy Campbell on March 3, 2010 at The Cameron House in Toronto. This is a great new song from Amy and features Ben Whiteley on the double bass.

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mnchange.org Fox News correspondent Carl Cameron shares his views on 9/11 saying, “its really hard to make the case that the buildings just imploded without some sort of an accelerant,” and that We Are Change Minnesota is, “right to bang the drum because we dont know,” what really happened on 9/11. (Warning: Explicit language)

The Seattle University Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC) presented the fifth annual Basketball Challenge, a game between a team of Seattle University students and a team of Seattle University faculty and staff members. All the proceeds from the game went to the Make-A-Wish Foundation.