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Ericsson Mobility Report- South East Asia & Oceania Mobile Landscape and Predictions towards 2020
Date: 11/26/2014 11:00 AM Singapore / 10:00 PM New York
Sponsors: Ericsson
More information and registration The new ERICSSON MOBILITY REPORT unveils a wealth of data-driven insights on the state of the global and regional mobile landscape today and predictions of what it could be tomorrow. Ericsson has performed in-depth data traffic measurements since the early days of mobile broadband from a large base of live networks covering all regions of the world. This report will share data you won't find anywhere else - along with analysis based on our measurements, forecasts and other complementary consumer studies which provide further understandings into current traffic and market trends. Please join us in this webinar featuring the just released Ericsson Mobility Report with South East Asia & Oceania insights. Ericsson's Warren Chaisatien, Head of Marketing for Australia & New Zealand and Networked Society Evangelist for South East Asia & Oceania, will discuss trends on 4G/LTE, smartphones, data and social media usage, and the region's interest in connected devices, as well as key predictions towards 2020.
Mastering the Economics of OTT Video
Date: 12/3/2014 11:00 AM New York / 4:00 PM London
Sponsors: Ooyala
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While the timetable for when is still widely debated, its clear that TVs future lies in the cloud, with fully digital workflows and delivery all but guaranteed in the not-so-distant future.
Most broadcasters and operators have taken the first step to acquire digital content rights and some have already launched OTT video services to compete with pure OTT offerings like Netflix.
How to ensure success, more specifically sustainable profitability, with OTT Video remains an unanswered questions for many.
How much value can be extracted from digital content rights? Which content is going to perform best? What is the most effective way to monetize content? How much are people willing to pay or how many ads will they sit through? Which syndication partnerships will generate the highest return? What devices and platforms should be prioritized?
In this session we will explore various methods to answer these difficult questions and the role that data will play in solving the multiple, and complex, dimensions of OTT Video.
Three Keys to Securing and Enabling VoLTE Communications
Date: 12/3/2014 12:00 p.m. New York/ 6:00 p.m. London
Sponsors: Sonus Networks
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Both SIP and Diameter are essential for delivering VoLTE services. SIP and Diameter complement each other and work in tandem to provide the complete signaling needs of 4G/LTE networks. It therefore makes sense to combine the two platforms into one. SIP handles call control for establishing voice, video, messaging and IM sessions in 4G/LTE networks. Diameter is used for signaling between policy servers, subscriber databases and charging systems to provide AAA (Authentication, Authorization and Accounting) functions in 4G/LTE networks.
An integrated approach to SIP and Diameter signaling at the LTE network edge is one that offers many advantages over a separate multi-box approach, both in cost savings, and reduction of complexity, providing mobile network operators the ability to increase speed to market for VoLTE and advanced IP based services.
Join us for a discussion of how the integration of SBC and DSC functionality onto a single platform will have a positive impact on VoLTE providers by allowing then to save money, reduce complexity and roll out advanced IP based services faster.
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Whether you are building a high end router or deploying an IoT sensor network, a Device Management Framework including support for new standards such as NETCONF/YANG and Web Technologies such as Representational State Transfer (ReST) are fast becoming standard requirements. Next generation Device Management Frameworks can provide substantial advantages over legacy SNMP and proprietary frameworks. These advantages and use cases will be thoroughly explained throughout the course of this webinar.
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The networking/telecom industries are making a big shift from the Appliance era where networking functions were delivered on proprietary hardware to the Virtual-Function era where functions will be delivered using a common infrastructure comprising of standardized hardware, virtualization software and SDN. There are several approaches available to operators looking to build this common infrastructure. Operators need to make the right choice to help the realize the full potential of this shift. In this webinar, ConteXtream and Heavy Reading will discuss how the common infrastructure can be architected for achieving maximum benefit.
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Date: 12/9/2014 12:00 p.m. New York/ 5:00 p.m. London
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Carrier Ethernet 2.0 was designed to allow carriers to knit together diverse compliant networks to create an end-to-end experience for their customers to unleash the power of Carrier Ethernet. This webinar will look at the extent to which CE 2.0 is being deployed, the new capabilities it is enabling in the market, and the competitive advantages of those leveraging the MEF technical specifications and implementation agreements.
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HTML5. Cross-device. Multiplatform. OTT. Distracted viewers. The world of digital TV is undergoing a fundamental transformation, changing the way that viewers engage with content. With the proliferation of new devices and video screens, platform fragmentation -- and the challenge of measuring and monetizing viewing across screens -- is becoming more daunting than ever. We have reached a broadcast technology and business inflection point, making it increasingly important for network operators to invest in future-proof technologies for the next decade of digital TV.
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November 25, 2014
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November 23, 2014
coffee shops & such
dek & i love trying out new coffee shops, especially on weekend mornings when we are both off.
(this is my 3rd saturday off in a row & i am
this time we headed for downtown garland to check out
generator coffee
, recommended by my friend daiana from
. we didn't look at the menu, we didn't read reviews, we just woke up and went and loved it! the ambiance of sitting under tiny white lights is magical and the fact that there are games to play while you sip your morning latte is genius. we played connect four & then headed outside in this gloomy, yet sort of warm weather for a quick photoshoot. we are loving photography more by the day and we love practicing any chance we get. hope you enjoy the below photos :)
earring from my friend monica
beautiful fall leaves, my grandfather made me appreciate the beauty in the different colors. fall was his favorite season.
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November 18, 2014
winter chill
i am pleased to report that i found a super cute and really cozy winter jacket :)
it did cost $60 total, but it's already proving to be well worth it & i'm so happy with my purchase!
we headed to old navy because they were having a sale and while the decision was between either this gray jacket or a black waist-length pea coat, i love the longer length of this one and the toggle detail is what sealed the deal. my sister and i ended up getting the same coat just different colors, it's just
cute! i sized up and got a medium, so it would layer well over shirts and sweaters and if you can't tell from the photos below, i absolutly LOVE the large pockets, super convenient for your phone, keys, gloves, etc... i went with this gray color & mirelle got navy blue and of course we plan to exchange them with each other every few weeks, haha! #soulshoppers is the word we use to describe our shopping habits because even when we are apart, we often pick out and purchase the same items just in different colors or variations.
mirelle also found
i also found for mirelle these adorable black boots with blue zipper detailing in the back at burlington for only $30! she was on the hunt for a knee-length black boot & they were really perfect!
(they remind me of
on another note, sunday was kind of a funky day for me.
i guess you can say i woke up on the wrong side of the bed or whatever, but i was just in a bad mood and
sort of
really "moping around," and even taking frustration out on dekel, which i have since apologized for, but still today i am feeling emotional and a little 'out-of-whack.' anyways, about to wash away all negativity with a warm shower since it's approx.
43 degrees over here!
here's to a productive and happy week!
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November 15, 2014
four letter word
second saturday in a row that i am off and i am loving that!
i spent the morning with dekel, having a very strong
(quad shot!)
latte + bagel w/cream cheese
(for me)
& breakfast burrito w/salsa
(for him)
dunn bros coffee
, again. it was much more crowded this time but we squeezed into a small corner table until some big, comfy chairs opened up and we swooped in.
it's been pretty chilly here in dallas the last few days, so this morning i bundled up with layers in a long tank top, a long sleeve shirt and then this soft, knit sweater topped off with a hat, scarf and knee-high boots to keep me warm. since getting this hat a few weeks ago, i am falling more & more in love with it and hats in general and i want all different kinds, like
this one
this one
in particular!
on that fashion note, my sister, mirelle, & i are headed to burlington & old navy today to try to find a winter jacket or coat. i am leaning toward a pea-coat, since they look so cute with everything and layer well, but my budget is $50 so we will have to see...hopefully there will be some sales!!
what are
up to this weekend?
hat: target, scarf: h&m, knit sweater: charlotte russe, purse: vintage neiman marcus, bracelet:
sour melan
, plum jeans: two by vince camuto from buffalo exchange, boots: target
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November 11, 2014
behind the lens
this past weekend dek & i made our way up to mckinney to photograph the epperson family.
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Here are all the announced upcoming fights and results for the current month. Results from previous months can be found here. Pro MMA courtesy of WMMAToday and boxing courtesy of Boxrec.com. Wombat Sports uses the Unified MMA Rankings.
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Nov. 1
InvictaFC 9 – Davenport, Iowa (This will stream on UFC Fight Pass)
Main Event
- Barb Honchak (c) def. Takayo Hashi by unanimous decision to retain the flyweight title
Co- Main Event
- Karolina Kowalkiewicz def. Mizuki Inoue by split decsion (115)
Main Card
- Raquel Pa'aluhi def. Kaitlin Young by unanimous decision (135)
- Jodie Esquibel def. Nicdali Rivera-Calanoc by unanimous decision (105)
- Amber Brown def. Liz McCarthy by split decision (105)
- Amanda Bell def. Maria Hougaard-Djursaa by TKO 4:56 round 1 (145)
- Andrea K. Lee def. Shannon Sinn by unanimous decision (125)
- Jamie Moyle def. Jenny Liou Shriver by unanimous decision (115)
- Kelly McGill def. Maegan Goodwin by unanimous decision (135)
XFCi – Sao Paulo, Brazil (This will stream on XFCMMA.com)
Strawweight tournament Quarterfinals
- Liana Ferreira Pirosin def. Marcela Yineris by unanimous decsion (115)
- Marina Moroz def. Karine Silva by submission (kneebar) 3:27 Round 1 (115)
- Dora Perjes def. Luana Santos Medeiros by submission (leglock) 3:22 Round 1 (115)
- Viviane Pereira def. Fernanda Priscila Barros Pinheiro by TKO 3:22 Round 1 (115)
Non-tournament bout
- Julie Werner def. Iryna Shaparenko by submission (rear naked choke) 2:02 round 2 (125)
Cage Warriors – : Newcastle, England (This will stream on MMAJunkie.com)
- Irene Cabello def. Vanessa Reinsch by submission (rear naked choke) 0:53 round 2 (105)
XFN 21 – Tulsa, OK
- Jaymee Jones def. Krystal McGuire by submission (rear naked choke) round 1 (125)
XFC 22 – Mansfield, Queensland, Australia
- Terissa Wall def. Helen Malone by TKO round 2 (135)
Valor Fights – Pigeon Forge, TN
- Taylor Turner def. Katelyn Dykas by submission (rear naked choke) 3:08 round 2 (135)
Clan Wars – Belfast, Northern Ireland
- Aoifé Murphy def. Leah McCourt by TKO round 2 (155)
Cage Wars – Albany, New York
- Brittany Ehntholt def. Amanda Brundige by submission (gullotine) round 3
Gladius Fights – Ithaca, New York
- Casey Garland def. Kate Riley by TKO 0:19 Round 2 (150)
Shofights – Branson, MO
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Karlsruhe, Baden-Württemberg, Germany
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Vienna, Austria
- Eva Voraberger (c) def. Renata Domsodi by split decision to retain the WIBF/WBF super flyweight title
Fukuoka, Japan
- Yuko Kuroki def. Katia Gutierrez by split decision to retain WBC minimumweight title
Berne, Switzerland
- Viviane Obenauf def. Zsofia Bedo by KO round 1 (135)
Mexico City, Distrito Federal, Mexico
- Yesenia Tovar def. Karla Zarate by unanimous decision (115)
Lazio, Italy
- Felice Moncelli def. Sasa Janjic by TKO round 4 (154)
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Destiny Na Koa – Honolulu, Hawaii
- Angela Lee def. Audrey Perkins by submission (armbar) round 1 (115)
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DEEP-JEWELS – Tokyo, Japan (this will stream on their UStream)
- Seo Hee Ham (c) def. Saori Ishioka by technical submission (armbar) 2:43 round two to retain the 105 title
- Emi Fujino def. Ayaka Miura by unanimous decision (115)
- Shizuka Sugiyama def. Yurika Nakakura by unanimous decision (135)
- Tomo Maesawa def. Yuko "Amiba" Oya by unanimous decision (115)
- Mina Kurobe def. Satomi "Sarami" Takano by unanimous decsion (105)
- Yukiko Seki def. Naomi Taniyama by TKO 1:17 round two (105)
- Pan Hui def. Brittany Ann Decker by unanimous decision (105)
Romanian XF – Sibiu, Romania
- Diana Belbita def. Alice Ardelean by submission (armbar) 3:05 round 2 (132)
- Roxana Dinescu def. Roxana Crisan by submission (rear naked choke) 3:46 round 1 (132)
POP Friendly – New Zealand
- Tuyet Nguyen def. Ursula Marshall by submission (rear naked choke) round 3 (128)
- Krissy Pettman def. Natasha Sadler by majority decision (145)
- Tairi Ford def. Tara Finderup by unanimous decision (139)
- Charlene Watt def. Ruiha Epiha by unanimous decision (143)
Nov. 6
Broadbeach, Queensland, Australia
- Lisa Marie Vizaniari def. Kathy Rivers by TKO round 10 to win the vacant WIBA World heavyweight title
Cockeysville, Maryland
- Tori Nelson def. Lucretia Meacham by unanimous decision to retain the WIBA and win the vacant UBF World welterweight title
- Melissa St Vil and Ashleigh Curry fight to a split draw (140)
Opelousas, Louisiana
- Vashon Living def. Latashia Burton by split decision (147)
Nov. 7
OneFC – Singapore (This will stream on OneFC.com for $10)
- Kristie Gannaway def. Adek Omar by submission (triangle choke) 2:34 Round 1 (105)
RFA 20 – Denver, CO (This will air on AXS TV)
- Stephanie Skinner def. Kyra Batara by split decision (105)
Tuff-n-uff – Las Vegas, NV
Featherweight tournament semi-finals
- Amber Leibrock def. Pamela Sorenson by KO 0:25 round 1 (145)
- Paola Ramirez def. Heather Wilson by unanimous decsion (145)
Lightweight tournament semi-finals
- Felicia Spencer def. Leanne Foster by submission (armbar) round 2 (155)
- Jessica Richer def. Janie Konyek by unanimous decision (155)
Non-tournament bout
- Brieta Carpenter def. Florina Moeller by KO 37 seconds round 1
Lincoln, Rhode Island
- Shelly Vincent def. Jackie Trivilino by majority decision to win the vacant UBF World super bantamweight title
Buenos Aires, Argentina
- Karen Elizabeth Carabajal def. Gloria Yancaqueo by disqualification round 3 (illegal headbutt) (126)
Nov. 8
UFC Fight Night – Uberlandia, Brazil (This will air on Fox Sports 1)
- Juliana Lima def. Nina Ansaroff by unanimous decision (115)
Dragonhouse 18 – San Francisco, CA
- Jaimee Nievera def. Jillian Lybarger by submission (armbar) round 2 (115)
UCMMA – England
- Lisa Mcallum def. Stacey Hayes by TKO round 1 (155)
Hoosier Fight Club 22 – Valparaiso, IN
- Anne Malinoff def. Jen Aniano by unanimous decision (125)
Charmosas' Fight – Brazil
- Yelka Torres def Kessiny Mara by Unanimous Decision (135)
- Vitoria Ferreira def Jaqelline Santana by TKO 2:40 round 1 (125)
- Ana Luiza Matos def Bruna Teixeira by Unanimous Decision (145)
Conflict MMA – Columbia, North Carolina
- Alexa Conners def. Alyssa Vasquez by submission (armbar) 1:01 round 1 (125)
- Charity Walker def. Andy Nguyen by submission (rear naked choke) round 3 (125)
XFS – San Diego, CA
- Ilima Lei McFarland def. Angela Hancock by submission (armbar) round 3 (130)
- Michelle Montano def. Breanna Bland by submission (armbar) round 1 (125)
Dynasty Combat in Kearney, NE
- Jen Bacon def. Mercedes Timmerman by unanimous decision (135)
Destiny MMA – Hawaii
- Sumiko Inaba def. Katherine Antoniak by TKO round 2
Ring of Combat – Rahway, New Jersey
- Lauren Braccia def. Sadee Monserrate Williams by unanimous decision (120)
ICE FC – Manchester, England
- Becky Martin def. Katy Horlick by TKO round 1 (125)
BlacKOut Fighting Championship – Kansas City, MO
- Jessica Middleton def. Holly Torrez by KO round 2 (135)
Stuttgart, Baden-Württemberg, Germany
- Susi Kentikian def. Naoko Fujioka by unanimous decision to retain the WBA World female flyweight title
Queretaro, Mexico
- Anabel Ortiz def. Etsuko Tada by split decision to retain the WBA World minimumweight title
- Alondra Garcia fights Eloisa Martinez to a draw (108)
San Francisco, California
- Martha Salazar def. Tanzee Daniel by unanimous decision to win the vacant WBC World heavyweight title
- Marquita Lee def. Laura Deanovic by unaimous decsion (130)
Vasteraas, Sweden
- Mikaela Lauren def. Aleksandra Magdziak Lopes by majority decision to win the vacant WBC World light middleweight title
Herstal, Liege, Belgium
- Djemilla Gontaruk def. Claudia Ferenci by uanimous decision (126)
Galapa, Colombia
- Angie Vargas def. Darys Esther Pardo by unanimous decision (140)
Hérault, France
- Cyrielle Hebert and Megan Ouvrard fight to a draw (115)
Petionville, Haiti
- Alicia Ashley def. Grecia Nova by TKO round 7 (122)
Monterrey, Mexico
- Joselyn Arroyo Ruiz def. Mayela Perez by unaimous decision (112)
Nov. 9
RoadFC – Seoul, South Korea
- Emi Tomimatsu def. Hyo Kyung Sung by unanimous decision (115)
Nov. 11
West-Vlaanderen, Belgium
- Delfine Persoon (c) def. Diana Prazak by TKO round 9 to retain the WBC World lightweight title
Nov. 13
King of the Cage – Worley, ID
- Amy Montenegro def. Diana Rael by TKO round 2 (115)
Gladiator Fighting Association, Topeka, KS
- Tabby Patterson def. Cara Jo Wesemann by unanimous decision (145)
- Julie Murray def. Katherine Grasshopper by TKO 1:18 round 2 (135)
- Savannah Self def. Alexis Cheatham by TKO 2:32 round 2 (115)
- Jessika Brown def. Jennifer Dunn by KO 0:23 round 1 (145)
Washington, District of Columbia
- Ava Knight def. Guadalupe Martinez by unanimous decision to win the vacant WBC International flyweight title
Baltimore, Maryland
- Tyrieshia Douglas def. Christina Ruiz by unanimous decision to win the vacant WIBA World bantamweight title
Westbury, New York
- Amanda Serrano def. Carla Torres by TKO round 1 (130)
Nov. 14
Legacy – Houston, TX (This will air on AXS TV)
- Stephanie Alba def. Maria Lopez by submission (rear naked choke) round 1 (105)
ICF – Great Falls, MT
- Hannah Kampf def. DJ Morrision by unanimous decision (125)
Steefist – Salt Lake City, Utah
- Brenda Enriquez def. Mallory Rogers by submission (rear naked choke) round 1 (115)
- Chelsya Howard def. Alysa Westergard by TKO round 1 (125)
Buenos Aires, Argentina
- Anahi Esther Sanchez def. Betina Gabriela Garino by unanimous decision (130)
Turmero, Venezuela
- Debora Rengifo def. Luzmeri Zacarias by TKO (108)
Pathum Thani, Thailand
- Kanittha Kokietgym def. Saobangrajan Kkp by aunimous decision (112)
Nov. 15
UFC 180 – Mexico City, Mexico (This will air on Fox Sports 1)
- Jessica Eye def. Leslie Smith by TKO (doctor's stoppage ear injury) 1:30 round 2 (135)
Cage Warriors 74 – London, England (This will stream on MMAJunkie.com)
- Pannie Kianzad def Eeva Siiskonen by unanimous decision to win the initial 135 title
- Anna Elmose def. Emma Delaney by TKO 0:19 round 1 (135)
WSOF 15 – Tampa, FL (This will air on NBC Sports Net)
- Jessica Aguilar (c) def. Kalindra Faria by unanimous decision to retain the 115 title
MMA Super Heroes 7 – Brazil
- Daiane Firmino def. Ariane Lipski by TKO round 1 (125)
- Marília "Chocolate" Santos def. Aline Sattelmayer by unanimous decision (125)
Strawweight grand prix final
- Virna Jandiroba def. Camila Lima by submission (rear naked choke) round 2 (115)
PXC – Manila, Philippines
- Cortney Casey def. Gina Iniong by submission (rear naked choke) round 1 (125)
Sugar Creek Showdown – Hinton, OK
- Delaney Owens def. Amber Stautzenberger by submission (rear naked choke) 4:05 round 4 to win the 115 title
- Anita Rodriguez def. Jade DeHaas by TKO (doctor's stoppage broken nose) 5:00 round 4 to win the 135 title
- Emily Ducote def. Wendy Simmons by TKO 1:05 round 1 (115)
Explosion MMA – Curitiba, Parana, Brazil
- Mariana Moraes def. Stephanie Bragayrac by submission (head and arm choke) round 1 (126)
Gladiator CF – Curitiba, Parana, Brazil
- Morgana Silva and Vitoria Ferreira fight to a draw (125)
A-Town Throwdown – Austin, MN
- Jessica Fresh def. Cynthia Bottelberghe by submission (armbar) 0:46 round 3
IFC Fight Night – Owensboro, Kentucky
- Megan Wallace def. Sereina Comstock by submission (strikes) 0:41 round 1 (115)
West Coast FC – Sacramento, California
- Ashley Medina def. Melissa Wang by unanimous decision (115)
Spartan Combat League – Loveland, Colorado
- Samantha Gilliland def. Kathryn Yost by TKO 0:42 round two (135)
Fairfax, Virginia
- Tori Nelson (c) def. Victoria Cisneros by unanimous decision to retain the WIBA welterweight title & win the vacant UBF World welterweight title
Cancun, Quintana Roo, Mexico
- Erica Anabella Farias def. Alejandra Marina Oliveras (c) by split decision to win the WBC World light welterweight title
Cordoba, Argentina
- Yulihan Luna Avila def. Carolina Marcela Gutierrez by unanimous decision to win the vacant IBF World super bantamweight title
Kotka, Finland
- Eva Wahlstrom def. Fatuma Zarika by unanimous decision (135)
Puerto Plata, Dominican Republic
- Cindy Serrano def. Carolina Martinez by TKO round 1
Daegu, South Korea
- Hye Soo Park def. Dorkmaipah Kiatpompetch by unanimous decision (112)
Nov. 20
CRF – Zapote, Costa Roca
- Reyna Cordoba def. Anely Jimenez by submission (armbar) round 3 (125)
Nov. 21
Heroes Combat League – Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
- Melissa Do vs. Gemma Sheeman (135)
- Tushara Veerella vs. Emma Boulter (105)
Jordan Amateur Championship 1 – Amman, Jordan
- Leena Fayyad def. Karmel Ghaith by TKO round 2 (135)
Victory VII – New York, NY
- Katalina Morales def. Viktoria Makarova by submission (armbar) round 1 (115)
Prize FC 7 – Denver, CO
- Courtney King def. Jenna MaCallister by unanimous decision (135)
Total Fight Challenge – Willow Springs, Illinois
- Debra Dunkel-Bartecki def. Maggie Ward (125)
Perth, Western Australia, Australia
- Erin McGowan def. Arlene Blencowe by unanimous decision to win the vacant WIBA World lightweight title
San Diego, California
- Kenia Enriquez def. Ana Arrazola by unanimous decision to win the vacant WBO World flyweight title
Buenos Aires, Argentina
- Gabriela Marcela Zapata (c) def. Paola Gabriela Casalinuovo by TKO round 2 to retain the IBF World light middleweight title
- Vanesa Lorena Taborda def. Maria Magdalena Rivera by split decision to win the vacant WBC Latino flyweight title
Hamilton, Bermuda
- Kali Reis def. Teresa Perozzi by KO round 3 to win the vacant IBA World Middleweight title
Buenos Aires, Distrito Federal, Argentina
- Ruth Stephanie Aquino def. Cristina Beatriz Cuevas by unanimous decision (140)
Las Vegas, Nevada
- Layla McCarter def. Melissa Hernandez by unanimous decision (146)
Nov. 22
UFC Fight Night – Austin, TX (This will stream on UFC Foght Pass)
- Paige VanZant def. Kailin Curran by TKO 2:54 round 3 (115)
King of the Cage – Carlton, MN
- Christina Jobe def. Leah Letson by split decision (135)
- Katheryn Bassignana def. Elizabeth McKenzie by submission (armbar) round 1 (135)
WFF 17 – Tuscan, AZ
- Molly Helsel def. Lori Agins by submssion (armbar) round 2(135)
- Tracy Cortez def. Arianne Christiansen by rear naked choke round 1 (135)
- Adriana Martinez def. Nicole Sontag by majority decision (135)
Fighters Arena 10 – Poland
- Katarzyna Lubonska def. Inga Kaledaite by submission (armbar) 4:20 round 1 (125)
V3 Fight – Nashville, Tennessee (This will stream for free on V3Fights.com)
- Jamie Milanowski def. Erica Fincher by rear naked choke round 1 (125)
- Molly Dupertuis def. Adriene Rainey by TKO 1:30 round 1(135)
XFO – Chicago, IL
- Shaena Cox def. Ricarda Gomes by unanimous decision (145)
UCU 3 – Rockhampton, Queensland, Australia
- Jodie Struzik def. Elizabeth Warner by unanimous decision (145)
Shock'n'Awe – Portsmouth, England
- Ffion Davies def. Jade Barker by submission (shoulder lock) 2:41 round 1 (135)
Total Warrior Combat – Lansing, Michigan
- Alyse Anderson def. Danielle Huff by TKO 0:34 Rd 1 (105)
Marne, France
- Susana Cruz Perez def. Anne Sophie Da Costa (c) by split decsion to win the WBF minimumweight title
- Elfi Philipps def. Cindy Bonhiver by unanimous decision (140)
Ahlen, Nordrhein-Westfalen, Germany
- Elina Tissen (c) def. Jasmina Nadj by unanimous decision to retain the WIBF/GBU featherweight title
Toluca, México
- Ibeth Zamora Silva (c) def. Jessica Chavez by unanimous decsion to retain the WBC World light flyweight title
Hidalgo, Mexico
- Brisa Hernandez vs. Amalia Bautista (112)
Malmo, Sweden
- Anna Donatella Hultin def. Claudia Ferenci by unanimous decision (130)
- Johanna Rydberg def. Ana Simeonova by TKO round 3 (112)
Buenos Aires, Argentina
- Julieta Andrea Cardozo def. Valeria Gramajo by unanimous decision (130)
Nov. 23
Ica, Peru
- Linda Laura Lecca (c) def. Maribel Ramirez by unaimous decsion to retain the interim WBA World female super flyweight title
Antwerpen, Belgium
- Najat Hasnouni def. Borislava Goranova by unanimous decision (154)
Nov. 28
Cage 28 – Finland
- Suvi Salmimies vs. Isabelle Pare (130)
Nov. 29
Beatdown – Newtown, ND
- Kathina Catron vs. Rachael Smith (115)
- Roma Pawelek vs. Ashleigh Heustis (130)
POP MMA – New Zealand
- Kate da Silva vs Dawn Chalmers (132)
- Tairi Ford vs Gaela Nixon (125)
- Gentiane Lupi vs Alex Sorthis (125)
- Hera Tamati vs Catherine Drinnann (125)
- Charlene Watt vs Bridget Lords (135)
- Barbara Verlinden vs Tracey Burns (125)
It's Lanna Time 2
- Katharina Lehner vs Sandra Redegeld (135)
- Ania Fucz vs Cinja Kiefer (125)
AFC 14 – Lages, Brazil
- Karine Silva vs Sarah Silva
Spar Star – Inglewood, CA
- Danielle Mack vs. Farren Romero (135)
- JaShonna Owens vs. Selena Lorigo (145)
Copa Striker's House 44 – Brazil
- Jady Larissa vs. Paula Eletrica (135)
Frederiksberg, Denmark
- Cecilia Braekhus (c) vs. Jennifer Retzke – WBA/WBO/WBC/IBF World welterweight title
- Klara Svensson (c) vs. Lucia Morelli – interim WBC World light welterweight title
Guanajuato, Mexico
- Jessica Gonzalez (c) vs. Magali Rodriguez – interim WBC World female bantamweight title
Buenos Aires, Argentina
- Fernanda Soledad Alegre vs. Ana Laura Esteche (140)
Montelibano, Colombia
- Enis Pacheco vs. Paola Rojas (140)
Samobor, Croatia
- Ivana Habazin vs. Galina Gumliiska (147)
Charente-Maritime, France
- Megan Ouvrard vs. Cyrielle Hebert (115)
Nov. 30
TPC – Lebanon
- Rachel Abou Abdallah vs. Nahla Ibrahim (115)
Dec. 3
PeruFC – Peru
- Mariana Moraes vs Cristina Mejía (125)
Dec. 5
Invicta FC 10 – Houston, TX (This will stream on UFC Fight Pass)
- Michelle Waterson vs Herica Tiburcio – 105 title
- Tonya Evinger vs Cindy Dandois (135)
- Vanessa Porto vs Andrea Lee (125)
- DeAnna Bennett vs Jennifer Maia (125)
- Charmaine Tweet vs Faith van Duin (145)
- Irene Aldana vs Marion Reneau (135)
- Andria Wawro vs Peggy Morgan (145)
- Alexa Grasso vs Alida Gray (115)
- Jinh Yu Frey vs Cassie Robb (105)
- Rachael Ostovich vs Evva Johnson (135)
OneFC – Mainlla, Philippines (This will stream on OneFC.com for $12)
- Ana Julaton vs. Walaa Abas (125)
- Jujeath Nagaowa vs. Tharoth Sam (105)
Dec. 6
UFC 181 – Las Vegas, NV (This will air on Fox Sports 1)
- Ashlee Evans-Smith vs. Raquel Pennington (135)
NAAFS – Parma, OH
- Jessica Zomchik vs. Allanna Jones (135)
Roshambo – Australia
- Megan Anderson vs Zoie Shreiweis
Fightforce – Butte, MT
- Ariel Beck vs. Angela Hayes (125)
Conflict MMA – Hardeeville, SC
- Jenna Fox vs. Annie DeCresente (145)
King of the Cage – Keshena, WI
- Missy Pontbriand vs. Miranda Dearing (135)
SGB – Ireland
- Jaye Hayes vs. Sinead Kavanagh (135)
Dec. 7
MMA Super Heroes – São Paulo, Brazil
- Renata Baldan x Luciana Treze (115)
- Karina Santana de Oliveira x Mariana Leonardo (125)
Dec. 11
The Hill Fighters – Brazil
- Elen Torres vs Chayani Mendes
Dec. 12
The Ultimate Fighter 20 Finale – Las Vegas, NV (This will air on Fox Sports 1)
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Dec. 13
UFC on Fox – Phoenix, AZ (This will air on Fox Sports 1)
- Claudia Gadelha vs Joanna Jędrzejczyk (115)
XFCi – Campinas, Brazil (This will stream for free on XFCMMA.com)
Flyweight tournament semi-finals
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- Debora Ferreira vs. Antonia Silvaneide da Silva (125)
Non-tournament bout
- Silvana Gomez vs. Linn Wennergren (125)
Dec. 20
Gladiator Challenge
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Dec. 23
Real 1 – Tokyo, Japan
- Gabi Gracia vs. tba (hwt)
Dec. 31
DEEP – Tokyo, Japan
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- Emi Tomimatsu vs Emi Fujino (115)
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Stalin as an Indian historian
Publication Date : 19-07-2012
I recently visited a museum in Moscow that throws light on Stalin's Gulags among his other relics of ideological zeal.
An exhibition of official photographs from the period revealed a history of subterfuge — his close colleagues were periodically airbrushed and magically deleted from group photos according to the exigency of political control the communist czar sought, and usually got with callous ease.
Earlier this week a Pakistan-born writer-activist who is best regarded for his street-fighting leadership of the 1960s students' uprising in Europe forwarded me an article by British historian Perry Anderson, which was about Mahatma Gandhi. I found the theme — evidently inspired by a quietly ignored book by Kathryn Tidrick, Gandhi: A Political and Spiritual Life — similar to the concern expressed in the exhibition of Stalin's photographs.
A dominant genre of India's mainstream historiography appears to be quite willing to airbrush those aspects of the narrative that challenge or interrupt their noble idea of "national" history. For example, there has been a tradition of right-wing religious assaults on the leaders of the national movement, even leading to the murder of one of them. The liberal critique has been more conniving with the purposes of the states they helped found.
The secular-communal binary, stalking the liberal debate in the subcontinent since 1947 or before, evinces casual interest in the sociology outside the Hindu-Muslim paradigm. That there was a raging caste dispute, which, if allowed to run its course, could have changed the course of the Jinnah-Gandhi clash, is studiously underplayed if also mostly ignored in India and Pakistan alike.
How Gandhi was killed by a Hindu fanatic for the stand he took to appease Pakistan or protect Indian Muslims is staple fare, but it is not deemed relevant by mainstream historians to discuss how the assassinated leader and his assassin may have shared sociologically regressive ideas on inter-faith marriage, for example, or on the benefits of the hereditary varna system and eventually over their notion of religion-driven secularism itself. How an unequal relationship of the leaders with their spouses reflected a nascent problem of gender bias, which today overwhelms the subcontinent, does not look like a kosher enough topic to ponder.
Urdu poet Kaifi Azmi said writing songs for Bombay movies was akin to a search for the right corpse to fit the size of a given grave. A vocal crop of historians in the subcontinent, on all sides of the border, similarly tend to take their search to fit axioms that may be often rooted in calendar art, which in turn was inspired by colonial historiography. The idea of India among the country's more nationalist-minded historians thus seems to be not very different from the image of a Hindu goddess astride a lion, promoted by early 20th century obscurantist-nationalists, with her crown in Kashmir and feet somewhere in today's Tamil Nadu.
Which single ruler before the advent of the British — from the Gupta, Maurya or Mughal pantheon — ever governed the entire stretch of territory that the goddess seated on the lion depicts is probably not a wise query if the objective is to stir maudlin nationalism.
The calendar notion of India was not inherited by well-meaning historians alone. In fact, more than anyone else the idea was legitimised by Allama Iqbal and his theme poem about Hindustan's invincibility, and offers a good example of a vast expanse called India. This was, of course, before Iqbal advocated his beloved Hindustan's vivisection on communal lines.
Similarly, Tagore's poem on his notion of India, which was adopted as the country's national anthem, is infused with a geographical expanse promoted for the first time by the British.
Perry Anderson's essay on Gandhi is important because it questions axioms of dominant Indian historiography. Let me cite two examples from the essay, one dealing with Gandhi's conflict with Dalit leader Bhim Rao Ambedkar and the other about his coup against leftist leader Subhas Chandra Bose, who challenged Gandhi's use of religion to enthuse Hindu and Muslim masses. Bose brought them together under a more radical anti-British canopy.
What was his attitude to caste? He had set it out while Non-Cooperation was surging, in 1920-21. Untouchability was a heinous crime. However, as Anderson quotes Gandhi as saying: "Interdrinking, interdining, intermarrying, I hold, are not essential for the promotion of the spirit of democracy."
I quote Anderson: "To reclaim the Untouchables for Hinduism was an ideological imperative for the reputation of the religion itself. But it was also politically vital, since if they were subtracted from the Hindu bloc in India, its predominance over the Muslim community would be weakened…. Most menacing of all, Gandhi confided to a colleague, might not Untouchables, accorded separate identity, then gang up with "Muslim hooligans and kill caste Hindus"?"
Of the satyagraha of 1932 against giving separate electorate to the Dalits, Ambedkar wrote, after he was forced to sign a pact with Gandhi: "There was nothing noble in the fast. It was a foul and filthy act. The fast was not for the benefit of the Untouchables. It was against them and was the worst form of coercion against a helpless people," forcing them to "agree to live on the mercy of the Hindus". He regretted his capitulation at Poona to the last.
Gandhi had always rejected any talk of socialism as a breach of the sacred trust in which capitalist property was legitimately held, threatening to have nothing to do with the party if it took it up. The leader of the new left-wing current, Subhas Chandra Bose, a Bengali heading the All India Youth Congress, stood for a coalition, according to Anderson "with the Muslim peasant party in his native province that was no less anathema to the Marwari businessmen of Calcutta, Hindu chauvinists to a man, than his socialism." The wealthiest of these, the magnate G.D. Birla, was a long-time follower and intimate of Gandhi. When Birla made his feelings known, Gandhi put his foot down, and the Congress high command duly scuppered Bose's inter-communal initiative.
The difference between the airbrushing of history in Stalin's Russia and the democratic Indian variant is palpable. Instead of excommunicating the adversaries, the Indian version puts everybody together — a veritable pantheon of deities to bet on, not unlike a roulette table of politics.
The writer is Dawn's correspondent in Delhi.
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Emmanuel Andrews Samini, born 22 December 1981 in Accra, Ghana, and known in show business as Samini is Ghana's biggest music star at the present time.
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His third album, Dagaati, was released in 2008 and produced such hit songs as 'Where My Baby Dey', Music' and 'Odo'. His fourth album, titled CEO released in November 2010 has hits Trigger, Sweet Mistake and Tempo. On July 25, 2011, Samini released his first single, titled Pappistic (a High Grade Family Riddim) off his yet-to-be-released 2011-2012 album.
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South Africa 148 for 7 (Botha 34, Theron 30*) beat Australia 147 for 8 (White 39, M Marsh 36, Tsotsobe 2-11) by 3 wickets
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Wayne Parnell and Rusty Theron rescued South Africa from a seemingly hopeless position to snatch victory in the second Twenty20 and draw the series 1-1. Australia had the match all but won with five overs remaining, as South Africa needed 61 with three wickets in hand, an unlikely goal that Parnell and Theron reached with five balls to spare.
In a breathtaking finish, the victory arrived with a slog-swept six over midwicket from the first ball of the final over, Theron's eyes having lit up when Cameron White handed the ball to David Hussey. But White had bowled out all his frontline men in the search for those last few wickets, and his choice was down to Hussey or the medium pace of the debutant Mitchell Marsh.
It hardly mattered, though, as Parnell and Theron effectively sealed the match by taking 55 from the previous four overs, including 18 off an over from Steve O'Keefe, who was deposited over the midwicket and square-leg boundaries by Parnell. Theron finished unbeaten on 30 from 16 balls, but it was Parnell's 29 from 11 that really jolted the Australians.
The pair put on 64 in 4.3 overs, having come together when Heino Kuhn sent a return catch to James Pattinson (2 for 17), and at 84 for 7, the target of 148 seemed out of reach. But Theron drove and flicked a couple of boundaries off Doug Bollinger, and the teenager Patrick Cummins betrayed a few nerves in his last over, as the equation became more encouraging for the hosts.
Earlier, Cummins had delivered a double-wicket maiden that left South Africa in major trouble at 18 for 3. Colin Ingram played on when he tried to drive a wider ball from Cummis and then JP Duminy, who failed to score, edged a pearler to slip, where Hussey flew to his right to take an equally impressive catch.
Bollinger had bowled Hashim Amla in the first over, and the chase was well and truly off the rails. But Graeme Smith and Johan Botha, sent in at No.5, steadied and at least gave South Africa platform. Botha's 34 from 28 balls was important, but when he reverse-swept O'Keefe to point, the hosts looked to have missed their chance.
Their brilliant recovery meant that a fine bowling effort, led by Lonwabo Tsotsobe, was not wasted. After White won the toss and chose to bat, the South Africans kept Australia in check, especially Tsotsobe, whose 2 for 11 was the most economical four-over spell ever completed by a South African in a T20 international.
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His runs were important after the loss of the White, who top scored with 39, but fell to a great piece of work from Parnell, who kicked the ball on to the stumps in his follow through to have White run out trying for a quick single. Australia were 106 for 6 at the time, having found no momentum as Tsotsobe and his colleagues built the pressure with dot balls and were rewarded with wickets.
Australia had crawled to 4 for 1 after two overs as Tsotsobe gave the batsmen nothing. The early pressure ensured David Warner's tour went from bad to worse; having been run out for a duck in the first game he again failed to score, caught at mid-off when from his ninth delivery he advanced to Morkel and tried to clear the infield.
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- Marbury v. Madison, 5 U.S. 137, 176
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- Thomas Jefferson to Henry Lee, 1824. ME 16:73
Tag Archives: Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act
USCCB Pres. Archbp. Kurtz comments on Obama Admin's slithery new HHS mandate rules
The Obama Administration's war on religion continues unabated.
From Catholic News Agency:
Obama administration announces new HHS mandate rules
Washington D.C., Aug 22, 2014 / 10:33 am (CNA/EWTN News).- The Department of Health and Human Services issued on Friday new rules regarding its … Continue reading
Posted in Emanations from Penumbras, Liberals, Our Catholic Identity, Religious Liberty, The Coming Storm, The Drill, The future and our choices, The Last Acceptable Prejudice Tagged Archbp. Kurtz, contraception, HHS mandate, Hobby Lobby, Obama Administration, Obamacare, Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, USCCB 6 Comments
House Members Introduce Conscience Protection Act. USCCB asks support.
With all the hoohah going on about the upcoming Conclave, don't forget that all "Church", like politics, is local.
In these USA we are facing unprecedented attacks on our religious freedom. The Obama Administration, through Obamatax and the HHS Mandate, is … Continue reading
Posted in "How To..." - Practical Notes, Emanations from Penumbras, Our Catholic Identity, Religious Liberty, The future and our choices, The Last Acceptable Prejudice Tagged 1st Amend, HHS mandate, Obamacare, Obamatax, Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, Public Health Service Act, Rep. Diane Black 11 Comments
USCCB to Pres. Obama: your supposed "accommodation" falls short
Today the U.S. Bishops issued a statement about the supposed "accommodation" proffered by the Obama Administration in regard to the anti-1st Amendment HHS Mandate.
HHS Proposal Falls Short In Meeting Church Concerns; Bishops Look Forward To Addressing Issues With Administration
February 7, … Continue reading
Posted in Dogs and Fleas, Emanations from Penumbras, Our Catholic Identity, The Drill, The future and our choices, The Last Acceptable Prejudice Tagged 1st Amendment, anti-catholicism, health care reform, HHS mandate, Obama Administration, Obamacare, Obamatax, Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, Pres. Obama 26 Comments
Sr. Keehan! Will the CHA have a banner in the March for Life in Washington DC?
First I found Pres. Obama declaring "Religious Freedom" Day. Now I find Sr. Carol Keehan openly defending the unborn?
From CNS:
Sr. Carol Keehan: Sandy Hook 'Separate Issue' But 'Abortion Takes the Life of an Innocent Child'
By Patrick Burke
(CNSNews.com) — Sister Carol … Continue reading
U.S. Bishops call for project of prayer, fasting to begin 30 DECEMBER to defend Life, Marriage, Religious Liberty – FR Z POLL
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Did you know that the Bishops of these United States of America have asked for Catholics to pray, fast and abstain on Fridays, and take part in a holy hour each month?
Click HERE.
Call To … Continue reading
Posted in "How To..." - Practical Notes, Emanations from Penumbras, One Man & One Woman, Our Catholic Identity, POLLS, Religious Liberty, Year of Faith Tagged abortion, anti-catholicism, Defense of Marriage, fasting, HHS mandate, marriage, Obamacare, Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, prayer, Pres. Obama, pro-life, religious liberty, USCCB, Year of Faith 46 Comments
Federal Appeals Court sides with Belmont Abbey against Obama Administration
From the Catholic News Herald of the Diocese of Charlotte:
Government must rewrite HHS mandate by March 31, court orders
WASHINGTON, D.C. — A federal appeals court in Washington, D.C., has sided with Belmont Abbey College in its lawsuit challenging the Obama administration's … Continue reading
Archbp. Chaput on St. Thomas More in light of Obamacare
In the light of the Obama Administration's attack on our religious freedom, this piece deserves wide circulation:
A Man for This Season, and All Seasons
by Charles J. Chaput
within Religion and the Public Square
December 19th, 2012
There is only one Thomas More: A … Continue reading
Card. Dolan at USCCB about HHS mandate: Bishops will "not violate our consciences and not obey what we consider to be something immoral"
From CNS:
Conference of Catholic Bishops on HHS Mandate: We Will 'Not Obey What We Consider to Be Immoral'
(CNSNews.com) – Cardinal Timothy Dolan, president of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops, says the Roman Catholic Church will continue to resist the … Continue reading
Obamacare = Euthanasia
I just saw one of the crafty Dick Morris's "lunch-time" videos about Obamacare.
Pace the White House, the Catholic Healthcare Association, the Fishwrap and the Magisterium of Nuns, Obamacare will result in the rationing of health care. Calculations will be made about whose … Continue reading
Congressman introduces Religious Freedom Tax Repeal Act
From the CNS comes this:
New proposal would remove mandate's penalties for religious employers
WASHINGTON (CNS) — Saying that the U.S. Supreme Court's June 28 decision on the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act "leaves intact a grave assault to religious freedoms," Rep. … Continue reading


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The more I watch this, the funnier it gets! There should be more Flash Movies like this!! 11/10!!!!!!
That was very funny
The graphics don't look bad but good score for the funny stuff like the goat kept calling Douche back.
that was funny. couldn't stop laughing when the goat kept calling back.
Love the SPLAT!!!
Poor Captain Douche!!! Every time he runs across the bridge he misses that step, falls really far and goes SPLAT!!!!
Really funny stuff here!!
Just like the game lol
Besides ripping off the sound part of Metal Gear Fiesta, that was really funny. It was a lot like the game. Make more.