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Hartford Mayor Pedro Segarra hired three consultants and one lawyer for a total of about $270,000 as he held closed-door negotiations to bring a minor league baseball team to Hartford. UPDATE: The city has corrected its numbers. It now says the total was just under $240,000.
As you can tell from the spreadsheet provided today, the city spent $126,472 $96,501 for attorneys, $69,471 for a sports consultant, $39,908 for an architect, and $34,000 for an engineering firm.
One question, though, is whether some of those arrangements complied with the city's bidding rules. While the city paid the lawyers, it was the lawyers that found, and paid, the consultants.
"Hiring this way, I have to say, is a bit unusual, and is frankly usually done when you're in a situation where you need it not to be public," said David Panagore, the city's former chief operating officer appearing on WNPR's Where We Live.
"I am challenged to believe that it is in full compliance," Panagore said. "Yet, at the same time, could a justification be made? I think it's probably something for internal audit to look at."
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Can Science and Scripture Be Reconciled?
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Many voices in the origins debate have strong opinions about whether their views on science and the Bible are "concordist", yet there is little agreement about what the word actually means.
A short guide to where BioLogos fits in the origins debate.
In both form and content, then, Genesis 1 reveals that its basic purposes are religious and theological, not scientific or historical.
The one thing on which the entire Genesis debate hinges is whether we acknowledge the role played by hermeneutics.
In this week's edition, learn about amphibious dinosaurs, frozen bison mummies, and hummingbird combat.
Written by BioLogos Fellow of Biology Dennis Venema, this series of posts is intended as a basic introduction to the science of evolution for non-specialists.
"We should be slow to accuse another of discarding the authority of Scripture, and therefore denouncing them, just because they interpret Scripture differently than we do."
Read about the death of Wolfhart Pannenberg, still debating creation and evolution, and a really big dinosaur discovery.
This week's news features volcanoes, skeletons, and stars, as well as a thought-provoking new book from InterVarsity press.
While it is true that Goodwin and others believe that their discoveries pose a major challenge to neo-Darwinian orthodoxy, this does not cause them to abandon their belief that the history of life can be explained as the outcome of biological processes!
Learning about science has taught me humility about my Bible reading and it has pushed me to think again, to read again, to ask again, and to wonder all over again what the Bible was saying when it was written and how the Bible was heard to its original hearers (so far as the evidence permits us to know such things).
This week in origins news, a great collection of articles by key players in the conversation about theology and science, a surprising science fair discovery, and the Apollo 11 anniversary!
For my part, the historical setting of the text plays an important role in how I read. It's not a problem in my view to see the authors of Genesis embedded in their times, writing in the scientific/mythological terms they knew, even if those terms are now obsolete.
"There are clues in a text as to how the text should be written, so with Genesis, the rhythmic nature of Genesis 1 and 2, the almost poetic, and hymnic, function that it would have played in the liturgy of the earliest Jewish lives… it seems to me that there are clues here that it should be read in a theological way."
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27th Belize Medical and Dental Association International Congress
October 22-24, 2009
The Belize Medical and Dental Association (BDMA) held its 27th Annual Congress October 22-24, 2009, in Belize City, Belize. There were approximately 150 participants from all over Belize at the meeting, representing a diverse array of practitioners.
From left: Heinz Zeichhardt, PhD; Bob Hyzy, MD, FACP; Jorge Hidalgo, MD, FACP, President, Belize Medical and Dental Association; Gheraldine Morazan, MD
The three day congress was kicked off on Thursday, October 22, 2009 with opening ceremonies at the Bliss Centre for the Performing Arts in Belize City and featured welcoming speeches by Ms. Kim Simplis-Barrow, wife of Belize Prime Minister the Honorable Dean Barrow, and by Dr. Jorge Hidalgo, President of the BDMA.
Robert Hyzy, MD, FACP, served as the ACP International Speaker at the meeting. Dr. Hyzy was selcted as a speaker by the ACP International Office Staff, along with Jorge Hidalgo, MD, FACP, President, Belize Medical and Dental Association. Dr. Hyzy is an Associate Professor in the Division of Pulmonary and Critical Care Medicine at the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor, MI. On Friday, Dr. Hyzy lectured on "Asthma", "Pulmonary Embolism", and "Patient Safety", the last of which included his experience as a leader in Michigan's groundbreaking Kesytone ICU program. The day's events culminated in a gala dinner at the Belize Biltmore Plaza, which included a buffet dinner, awards for service to BMDA and a cultural program consisting of performances by both Mexican and Garifuna dance troops.>
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The ACP International Speakers Program along with the CSIM and Janet M. Roscoe, MD, FACP, Governor, ACP Ontario Chapter selected Eric E. Howell, MD, FHM to serve as the ACP International Speaker at this meeting together with Stephen B. Deitezweig, MD, FACP.
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The ACP International Office Staff, along with Eduardo Penny, MD, FACP, President, SOLAMI, selected William Hall, MD, MACP, President-elect, International Society of Internal Medicine, as the ACP International Speaker to this meeting. Dr. Hall spoke on the topic of geriatrics. Kesavan Kutty, MD, MACP, was also an ACP International Speaker at the meeting. Dr. Kutty presented an update in pulmonology. There was simultaneous translation into Spanish during the meeting. To read more about Dr. Kutty's experience at the SOLAMI meeting, please visit our ACP Leaders On The Road section.
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Citron Research, a short seller that has made a name for itself uncovering Chinese stock frauds, set its sights directly on Plug Power earlier this week, creating an avalanche of selling that culminated in the Latham, New York-based maker of alternative energy technologies losing 40% of its market capitalization in a single session.
That's called moving the market.
On Tuesday, I warned investors not to get caught up in the emotion of Plug Power or similar alternative energy companies, Fuelcell Energy
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Plug Power's rapid decline was prompted by a negative report and televised comments from Andrew Left, Citron Research's founder, and a man not unaccustomed to controversy. Left has a history of becoming the news as much as the stock in question.
According to the National Futures Association, Left was sanctioned for "false and misleading statements to cheat, defraud or deceive a customer in violation of NFA compliance rules 2-2(a) and 2-29(a)(1). Left's conduct was inconsistent with just and equitable principles of trade."
As a consequence, the NFA panel "barred Left from association with and from acting as a principal of any NFA member for three years; ordered him to take an ethics training course; and placed restrictions on his activities for two years which prevent him from supervising any AP and require him to tape record and log all conversations with current and potential customers."
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We correctly rectified this in the negotiations and in the trialogue of 2 April.
This applies particularly in regard to possible regulations for social services.
Without referendums it will be a coup - in both the small and the big countries.
We only need to see the process of ratification completed in the Czech Republic.
This is an important Citizens' Europe issue, especially in the recession.
Find interesting links in the field of Hungarian society and citizenship.
The report also takes account of scientific research in this area of veterinary science.
This includes the mainstreaming on the gender dimension in all the cooperation programmes.
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In my opinion, we could actually have foreseen what has now happened in Ukraine.
Uncommon cases of oedema have been reported in patients treated with pemetrexed.
President of the Commission. - I would not say 'in existence', frankly speaking.
This resolution provides such a response, and I therefore voted in favour of it.
Those in favour of military interventions will not enjoy hearing this criticism.
(DA) Mr President, everywhere in the world, streams of refugees are on the move.
Europe must speak clearly with one voice, and loudly in favour of firm measures.
Madam President, I am sure many people are interested in what I am going to say.
This is due to the rules on grants being too many in number and too complicated.
in writing. - I voted in favour of the compromise package on telecommunications.
in writing. - (SV) I voted in favour of the report, which is a good one overall.
As in Soviet times, the judgment was made in advance by the political leadership.
In my view, the Commission has been somewhat cautious in taking up this approach.
in writing. - (PL) Pedestrians and cyclists are often involved in road accidents.
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Deterioration of renal function may lead to a decrease in insulin requirements.
Jehovah is merciful and gracious, Slow to anger, and abundant in lovingkindness.
I would like to mention a case in Belgium, since obviously this is where I work.
We want a reduction in the actual impact, based on a scientific risk evaluation.
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Preceptors have interpreted the esoteric concepts of the scriptures — such as the experience of the eternal Brahman, avidya, mukti, jnana, karma, sanyasa, etc., — to show the path to salvation. Many systems of belief have thrived in the spiritual atmosphere of Indian philosophy, which is non-dogmatic and gives freedom of choice to the individual in faith and belief.
It is true that when Adi Sankara established the Advaita Tatva, based on the teachings of the Upanishads, initially he had to contend with the prevailing systems of philosophy that opposed his non-dualism theory.
His subtle insight into the eternal truth and his ability to reason and resolve conflicts and doubts continue to exert a strong influence in people's belief, Sri Goda Venkateswara Sastrigal pointed out in a lecture.
'That Thou art'
The Upanishads themselves accept the enigmatic quality of the inquiry into Brahman and insist that each one has to realise God at an individual level over and beyond theories.
For instance, the Mahavakya, 'That Thou art,' is explained to show the identity of the Self with the Brahman. We may try to grasp the truth of the Brahman that scriptures describe thus: "That which is the subtle essence — in that all beings have their existence. That is the Truth. That is the Self. That art thou."
Shedding ego
When karma is done for a specific purpose, only that purpose will be achieved. When one acts with the eye on moksha, jnana destroys desires for fruits and material benefits and also the ego sense of the Self which believes it is the doer.
In such a state, the effects of karma automatically are shed and the Self gets liberated.
When the will to realise God takes firm root in an individual through viveka and vairagya, he undergoes a change in his attitude to his life on earth. He is able to reject the world's ephemeral joys and fix his aspiration on the Brahman. He is also freed from action.
Attainment of the experience of Brahman is possible when Brahman alone pervades the individual's consciousness.
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Antbot research being conducted by a team of faculty from the Electrical and Computer Engineering Department, the Institute for Systems Research, and the Mechanical Engineering Department was recently profiled in the online Pacific Standard magazine.
Associate Professor Nuno Martins (ECE/ISR) is the principal investigator and was interviewed for the story, which focuses on the potential for antbots to be used in search and rescue operations. Co-PIs are Associate Professor Pamela Abshire (ECE/ISR), Professor Elisabeth Smela (ME), and Assistant Professor Sarah Bergbreiter (ME/ISR).
The research was made possible by a 2009 National Science Foundation grant, Ant-Like Microrobots?Fast, Small, and Under Control. The grant funded new fundamental principles, design methods, and technologies for realizing distributed networks of sub-cm3, ant-sized mobile microrobots that self-organize into cooperative configurations.
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Atlanta JavaScript Meetup
I guess I'd never really thought about it. Would you consider JavaScript to be Open Source? Well, Firefox supports it and Firefox is Open Source. Most of the Javascript libraries out there (JQuery, Moo, Prototype, etc) are open source. Even the EXT JS library has a GPL v3 version. So I guess I'll have to say that it's open. Anyway, there's a new JavaScript meetup forming. At the moment they haven't decided on a place to meet, and their charter is a bit thin: Meet other local JavaScripters to share knowledge, to review the state of the art, or to dream up new applications. But follow along, sign up and be there! See: The Atlanta JavaScript Meetup Page.
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Durandal Aurelia: Next Generation Web Apps
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In collaboration with the HTML5 meetup group, we have a special out-of-town presenter, Rob Eisenberg, to present on: "Durandal Aurelia: Next Generation Web Apps." Rob is a former member of the Angular 2.0 team, so you won't want to miss what he's cooking up in this next generation web framework! We'll have our usual after-meetup networking; it will be at Jocks n Jills. Free beer! But we're not able to provide food, so grab something on the way, or dine at the bar.
Durandal Aurelia: Next Generation Web Apps
Want to see what the future of web development will be like? Looking for a simple framework or set of libraries that can help you build complex web or cross platform apps? You're going to want to see this. In this talk we'll introduce you to Durandal Aurelia, a new framework with a rich heritage. You'll learn about the fundamental features of the framework, such as Dependency Injection, Templating, Databinding and Routing, while we build a simple application. You'll leave with all the knowledge you need to get started building your own applications with Aurelia.
Rob Eisenberg is a JavaScript expert and .NET architect working out of Tallahassee, FL and he is the President of Blue Spire. Rob got his start with computer programming at the age of nine, when he thoroughly fell in love with his family's new Commodore 64. His fascination with programming started with the Commodore Basic language, then moved to Q Basic and QuickBasic and quickly continued on to C, C++, C# and JavaScript. Rob publishes technical articles regularly athttp://eisenbergeffec... and has spoken at regional events and to companies concerning Web and .NET technologies, Agile software practices and UI engineering. He is coauthor of Sam's Teach Yourself WPF in 24 Hours and is the creator of the Durandal and Caliburn.Micro frameworks. He's formerly a member of the AngularJS 2.0 Core team, before leaving to return to work on Durandal and it's next generation version: Aurelia.
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Hello folks! This time Abbey Gwayambadde will talk about developing apps for the Pebble Watch. We are still looking for a couple of lightning talks to fill out the night. Please contact me at firstname.lastname@example.com
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Before the main talk, we'll have a couple of lightning talks. Philip Dean will give an update about Node.js and io.js, and Greg Padak of Github will uncovers some of git's secrets, hidden in plain sight.
In this session we shall discuss designing APIs, JSON vs. JSONP, making code light and snappy, and a few design patterns, all for the purpose of creating "consume now" applications for wearables. We shall use the #1 selling smart watch, the Pebble Watch, to demo cool things that can be done with JavaScript on the wearable platforms. By the end of the sessions, you shall have a good understanding of what it takes to develop great apps for wearables using JavaScript.
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Welcome to your weekly exploration of the waiver wire. My week 2 suggestions didn't work out too well, on the whole (except for Andrew Bailey, who is still going strong in the closer role while Joel Hanrahan is out, and maybe even when the latter comes back off the DL). Were the suggestions for week 3 any better? Let's find out.
Week 3 Review
Rajai Davis, OF, TOR
Last 7 days | H/AB | R | HR | RBI | SB | AVG |
4/18 | 3 | 1 | 2 | 1 | .222 |
Davis has continued to have a decent amount of playing time, even with Bautista back, but hasn't really done a lot with it. The solitary home run is nice; the solitary steal is a disappointment.
A.J. Pollock, OF, ARI
Last 7 days | H/AB | R | HR | RBI | SB | AVG |
6/24 | 2 | 0 | 1 | 0 | .250 |
Pollock has given us a mediocre batting average with nothing to show for it. His last three games have resulted in a miserable 1-for-14 out of the lead-off spot. Adam Eaton could be back in as little as two weeks, so Pollock has got to improve to keep his place on the roster. Like Davis, this suggestion bore little fruit last week.
Jose Quintana, SP, CHW
Last 7 days | IP | W | SV | K | ERA | WHIP |
5.0 | 1 | 0 | 3 | 3.60 | 1.20 |
Whilst not as good as his previous two starts, Quintana pitched well enough across five innings to pick up the win against Cleveland on Wednesday. If you picked him up, I would sit him for his next start in Texas, but the three starts after that look reasonable (Kansas City, then the Angels twice).
Patrick Corbin, SP, ARI
Last 7 days | IP | W | SV | K | ERA | WHIP |
7.1 | 0 | 0 | 7 | 2.45 | 0.82 |
J.J. Putz scuppered Corbin's chances of picking up his third straight win, but it was another excellent outing for the Diamondbacks' fifth starter. There is absolutely no reason not to keep throwing him out there while he is in this form.
So week 3 saw the pitchers clearly outperform the hitters for a 50% success rate. Can we do better this week? Let's see.
Week 4 Adds
Nate McLouth, OF, BAL
Last 7 days | H/AB | R | HR | RBI | SB | AVG | %Yahoo | %ESPN |
8/18 | 8 | 0 | 3 | 4 | .444 | 12 | 7 |
Do you remember 2008? McLouth broke out that year with 26 home runs and 23 stolen bases. 2009 wasn't quite as good, but he still managed to go 20-19 that year (across two organizations). Then the injuries hit: He hasn't made 300 plate appearances in the last three years, and the appearances he did make weren't good.
He did, however, show signs of life when joining the Orioles last year, with seven home runs and 12 stolen bases in 209 plate appearances. Those signs of life have continued to blossom in 2013: He is hitting over .300 for the year so far, with seven stolen bases (four of those in the last week). With the lead-off position his to lose at the moment, and heavy hitters behind him to drive him in, anyone hurting for runs and stolen bases will find McLouth to be a worthy pick-up while he is hot.
Josh Donaldson, 3B, Oak
Last 7 days | H/AB | R | HR | RBI | SB | AVG | %Yahoo | %ESPN |
9/18 | 4 | 0 | 6 | 1 | .500 | 19 | 44 |
I'm breaking my rule of "less than 25% ownership" here, but clearly Yahoo leagues have not been as quick to recognize Donaldson's recent performances as ESPN leagues. With four multi-hit games in the last five, he is taking full advantage of Oakland's strong start to the season, and is proving extremely productive in clutch situations (8-for-20 with 12 RBI with runners in scoring position). With a number of big-name third basemen injured (Ryan Zimmerman, Aramis Ramirez) or struggling (Brett Lawrie), Donaldson is definitely worth a pick-up. I would drop higher profile players like Mike Moustakas and Kevin Youkilis for him, no questions asked.
Drew Smyly, SP/RP, DET
Last 7 days | IP | W | SV | K | ERA | WHIP | %Yahoo | %ESPN |
5.2 | 0 | 0 | 7 | 0.00 | 0.71 | 12 | 2 |
In his rookie season, Smyly started 18 of the 23 games in which he appeared for the Tigers. In that season, he posted an ERA of 3.99 with a K/9 close to 9, but that wasn't enough for him to make the rotation at the start of the 2013 season.
Pitching out of the bullpen, he began with a wobbly outing against the Twins, but has looked much better since then, culminating in a 5.2-inning, 7-K long-relief performance after Rick Porcello's meltdown against the Angels. Whispers are starting to be heard which suggest that Smyly could move into the rotation any day (he hasn't appeared since that outing on April 20th); if you're in need of pitching help, don't wait until the announcement comes!
Dillon Gee, SP, NYM
Last 7 days | IP | W | SV | K | ERA | WHIP | %Yahoo | %ESPN |
5.2 | 1 | 0 | 6 | 0.00 | 1.06 | 8 | 1 |
Gee followed up an unlucky loss to the Padres in his first outing (one earned run given up in 6.1 innings) with a couple of nightmare outings against the Phillies and Rockies, which saw many fantasy owners cut bait. Those who stayed with him (or picked him up off the wire) were rewarded with a far better outing last Sunday when he shut out the Nationals over 5.2 innings. Outside of deeper leagues, he is probably no more than a spot-starter right now. I am writing this before Friday's game against the Phillies, where I would think twice about starting him, but I would absolutely have him in for his next start against Miami. He is definitely worth a look in those deeper leagues.
By this time next week, we will be into May: a sixth of the season complete already! It's far too early to panic, of course, but it's never too early to scour that waiver wire, looking for the undiscovered gems who will make all the difference to your season. Best of luck uncovering them!
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IBF # 9 featherweight contender Miguel "Mikey" Garcia (20-0, 17 KOs) of Oxnard, CA, trained by his brother former junior lightweight champ Robert Garcia, headlines on the latest edition of "Top Rank Live" this Saturday April 3rd at the American Bank Center in Corpus Christi, TX. The twenty-two year-old Garcia will take on Tomas "El Norteño" Villa (22-6-4, 14 KOs) in a 12 round featherweight bout for the vacant USBA featherweight title, which will be show live on Fox Sports en Español and is being promoted by Top Rank. Also featured on the card will be Mike Alvarado (26-0, 18 KOs), Omar Henry (8-0, 7 KOs) and top prospects Jerry Belmontes (11-0, 3 KOs) and Alfonso Lopez (18-0, 15 KOs). Tickets are available at the American Bank Center Box Office, all Ticketmaster outlets or by phone at 1-800-745-3000.
April 1st, 2010Q&A: Henry Ramirez
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In less than a month, on April 24, heavyweight contender Chris Arreola (28-1, 25 KOs) will have a defining fight with former two-division world champion-turned-heavyweight Tomasz Adamek (40-1, 27 KOs). Team Adamek is convinced that "The Nightmare" has never faced a boxer who fights the way the former light heavyweight and cruiserweight world titlist does. Henry Ramirez, Arreola's trainer and friend acknowledges this, but is sure that the power and relentless attack of Chris will be enough to defeat the Polish fighter known for his granite chin. (more…)
April 1st, 2010Riley added to Star Boxing card
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The 2006 PAL and National Golden Gloves champion Riley is scheduled to meet Walter Foster (4-1-1, 4KO) in a six round light heavyweight contest. It will be Riley's third appearance at Mohegan Sun since turning pro there in 2008. (more…)
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May 22 will be the moment of truth for Ruslan Chagaev (25-1-1, 17 KOs). The former WBA heavyweight world champion (2007-2009) will return to fighting action at the StadtHalle Rostock in the Hanseatic city of Rostock, Germany when Universum Box-Promotion stages an official WBA heavyweight eliminator against tough Australian Kali Meehan (35-3, 29 KOs). The winner of this highly anticipated fight will be named the mandatory challenger for reigning WBA champion David Haye assuming he gets past John Ruiz on Saturday. (more…)
April 1st, 2010One-on-one with Arnaoutis
On Friday April 2nd, the Pride of Greece, "Mighty" Mike Arnaoutis (22-4-2, 10KO) will move up in weight as he looks to establish himself as a force to be reckoned with in the welterweight division when he challengers Delvin Rodriguez (24-4-2, 14KO) for the USBA welterweight championship in Rodriguez's backyard at the Mohegan Sun Resort and Casino. The fight is scheduled for twelve rounds and will be the main event bout of the evening on that night's ESPN "Friday Night Fights" telecast.
Arnaoutis recently sat down to talk about his upcoming fight, why he decided to move up in weight, and where he hopes to be by the end of this year. (more…)
April 1st, 2010Boxing back in Ontario, CA
By Francisco Salazar
Thompson Boxing Promotions returnson Friday, April 23rd at the Doubletree Hotel in Ontario, CA. In a bout featuring youth versus experience, junior welterweight Mauricio Herrera (13-1, 6 KO's) will take on veteran Efren Hinojosa in the eight round main event. Herrera, from nearby Riverside, is coming off of an eight round split decision loss to former world champion Mike Anchondo in December. Herrera, who holds a regional title, will be fighting for the ninth time at the Doubletree Hotel. Hinojosa, (30-7-1, 17 KO's) from Lakeside, CA by way of Mexico City, DF, Mexico, has lost five of his last six bouts. He was knocked out in the first round in September by lightweight John Molina in his last bout. (more…)
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April 1st, 2010Valero will be freed?
By Gabriel F. Cordero
Sources indicate that two-division world champion Edwin Valero could be able to leave the San Juan de Dios psychiatric facility in Mérida, Venezuela as soon as Friday or Saturday. Valero's lawyer Nilda Mora stated that Valero has reacted very well to rehab and won't have to spend a lot of there since the process of detoxification goes quite fast. A Mérida judge ordered Valero into rehab after he allegedly assaulted his wife (which she denies), threatened medical staff at the Universitario de Los Andes Hospital and resisted arrest. Valero attributed his behavior to alcohol. Other sources indicate that Valero's representative José Castillo is continuing to seek a United States visa to allow Valero to fight in the U.S.
April 1st, 2010Andre Dirrell Update
By Mariano A. Agmi
Promoter Gary Shaw has provided an update on the condition of Andre Dirrell after the blow he suffered when Abraham landed a huge right hand to his head while he was down. "Andre suffered a concussion. One doctor thought he suffered a seizure. His thoughts were very scrambled. He went from yelling to everyone over at Showtime, 'who called me a coward' to yelling 'they knocked me out' to 'where's the fight? I want to fight,'" stated Shaw. Shaw explained that the Michigan State Athletic Commission should have taken additional precautions when a disheveled Dirrell seemed disoriented and confused following the incident. "I think the fact that Michigan has not done a lot of big fights created some problems within the ring," explained the promoter. "[Andre] should have been taken from the ring in a stretcher and transported immediately to the hospital. Instead he walked to the dressing room and while there was absolutely scrambled". (more…)
April 1st, 2010Martinez shocks Torres
By Mariano A. Agmi at ringside
In a huge upset, journeyman jr welterweight Leo Martinez (15-12, 7 KOs) knocked out previously unbeaten and highly touted Joelo Torres (11-1-1, 7 KOs) on Wednesday night at BB King Blues Club & Grill in the heart of Times Square in New York City. Martinez laid out Torres for the count at 1:23 of the eighth round. Torres was taken from the ring on a stretcher. For more details and photos click here…
April 1st, 2010'Hometown Heroes' hit Vegas
The Rio Casino hosted a public press conference on Wednesday afternoon for Hometown Heroes, a sensational evening of professional boxing set for this Friday night, April 2nd.
Amongst those in attendance were undefeated lightweight sensations Sharif Bogere and Terence Crawford, former UNLV amateur standout and pro debuting Bradley Blankenship, junior lightweight Lonnie Smith, bantamweight newcomer Robert Rodriguez, super middleweight Las Vegas native Eddie Salas, lightweight prospect Fidel Maldonado Jr. and welterweight prospect Michael Finney . . . Click here for more
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April 1st, 2010'KenFlo' submits Gomi
Results by Brady Crytzer
Kenny "KenFlo" Florian gave former PrideFC champion Takanori Gomi an unkind welcome to the UFC by submitting him in the third round with a tight rear naked choke. Florian controlled the stand up portion of the fight with tight, accurate punches and a particularly effective jab. Gomi had no answer for the boxing of Florian and could only throw wild punches. In the third round, Gomi scored with a left hook prompting Florian to slam him to the mat. Florian quickly sunk in the fight ending rear naked choke at 2:52 of the third round.
The Ultimate Fighter 10 winner Roy "Big Country" Nelson made quick work of Stefan "Skyscraper" Struve in just :39 seconds with a crushing overhand right. (more…)
April 1st, 201017 years of bad blood
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17 years.
A combined 71 fights between them since they last faced each other.
Both have made their mark in the history books as they have been considered two of the greatest fighters of our era. For years fight fans have yearned for the rematch to take place. On April 3, Roy Jones Jr (54-6, 40 KOs) and Bernard Hopkins (50-5-2 1NC, 35 KOs) will finally settle their differences inside the ring at the Mandalay Bay in Las Vegas . . . Click here for more
March 31st, 2010Berto, Quintana speak
With training camp coming to a close, Andre Berto (25-0, 19 KOs) and Carlos Quintana (27-2-0, 21 KOs) took time to discuss their training camps as they prepared to meet for the WBC world championship on April 10th at the BankAtlantic Center in Sunrise, Florida. (more…)
March 31st, 2010Holyfield-Botha announce team
Hall of Fame boxing announcer Al Bernstein will serve as ringside analyst on the April 10 pay per view telecast of the Evander Holyfield-Frans Botha match, live from the Thomas & Mack Center in Las Vegas. Joining Al on the telecast will be play by play announcer Tripp Mitchell. Al said he is looking forward to this event for two reasons: "First, Holyfield and Botha are matched well, and this will be an interesting and competitive fight. Evander showed in his last fight with Valuev that minus the shoulder issues he had for a number of years—he can still be effective. He should have won a decision in that fight. Botha will be in front of him, which stylistically should make for a fun fight. Secondly, I have seen many Crown boxing cards and I know Crown's matchmaker Frank Luca is one of the best matchmakers in boxing. He has created an exciting overall card for April 10 that will be entertaining to the fans in the arena and those who watch on pay per view. And I love that he's done it while keeping the PPV and live ticket prices very reasonable, for fans to see a boxing legend for one of the last times."
March 31st, 2010Quezada to face Gavern
Goossen Tutor will present the first of its four scheduled 2010 shows at the Tachi Palace Hotel & Casino in Lemoore, California on April 8 with a card headlined by WBC #8 heavyweight Manny "El Toro" Quezada (29-4, 18 KOs) who faces veteran Jason Gavern (18-7-3, 8 KOs). It's promoter Dan Goossen's plan to continue Quezada's development at Tachi and get him a world heavyweight title shot – possibly there – later this year. Also featured are undefeated junior welterweight Michael "Silent Assassin" Dallas, Jr. (12-0-1, 3 KOs) and the pro debut of Fresno super bantamweight Michael Ruiz. A fourth locally raised product – Hanford's Shawn Estrada – was scheduled to be featured on the show but unfortunately, the snake-bitten 2008 U.S. Olympian reinjured his hand preparing for his bout and was forced to withdraw but promised to be ringside to watch his stablemates. Tickets are $225, $60, $40, $35 and $20. Call 800-277-2255.
March 31st, 2010Daud Cino Yordan update
By Jeff Pamungkas
Daud Cino Yordan is training in Jakarta, Indonesia. He will stay in this city until his departure to the US on April 5th. Yordan said he's ready for his clash against Celestino Caballero for the interim featherweight WBA title on April 10th. He also said to this writer confidently, "What I need is a chance, and I will crush him!" Yordan will be accompanied by his brother/trainer Damianus Yordan and manager Pino Bahari. They will enter USA through Atlanta and continue the journey to Florida, where the fight will take place.
March 31st, 2010New Velasquez foe on ShoBox
A hand injury sustained by Alejandro Perez has forced a change in opponent for featherweight standout Carlos Velasquez who will now face Ira Terry in the co-featured attraction on Friday's edition of ShoBox: The New Generation, live on SHOWTIME at 11 p.m. ET/PT (delayed on the West Coast) from The Joint at the Hard Rock Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas. In the main event of the evening, undefeated rising star Erislandy Lara puts his perfect record on the line against the always-dangerous Danny "Dynamite" Perez in the 10-round main event. Rounding out the off-TV portion of the show will be a trio of Golden Boy Promotions' prospects, with Hector Sanchez, Deontay Wilder and Mike Perez looking to keep their unbeaten records intact.
March 31st, 2010Fred Kesch on the mend
Long time boxing manager and familiar face on the boxing circuit, Fred Kesch, revealed today, that 4 weeks ago he had brain surgery, to correct several problems he had been experiencing for the past few years. His team of high class surgeons at the Montifore Hospital, in the Bronx, NY, said the procedure went very well and Kesch is expected to make a full recovery. Kesch is best known for managing Oleg Maskaev into a series of high profile fights and a world championship.
March 31st, 2010Haye vows destruction of Ruiz
While John Ruiz has taken a low key approach to Saturday's world title fight against WBA champion David Haye, Haye has quite vocally promised to destroy Ruiz. "I wouldn't bring my family either, if I knew I was going to get decapitated!" Haye told Sky Sports News. "He's gonna get knocked out and maybe subconsciously he knows that. That's why he told his family to stay at home…I'm bred to do this, I'm a fighter through and through. I know what it's like to be in hard fights, I know what it's like to dig dip and I'm expecting to have to dig deep. I'm mentally prepared for a tough, gruelling fight – but a fight he will end up unconscious in."
March 31st, 2010Quiet man speaks
Former world titlist John Ruiz spoke to reporters today at a media workout in advance of his WBA heavyweight title challenge against reigning world champion David Haye on Saturday in Manchester, England. (more…)
March 31st, 2010Hopkins gets in Easter spirit
Photo: Roy Jones, Jr. (right) poses with an Easter bunny given to him by rival Bernard Hopkins at today's final presser, held at the Mandalay Bay in Las Vegas. Hopkins presented the gift to Jones, calling him a rabbit for avoiding a rematch for 17 years. The two will clash Saturday at Mandalay Bay. Stay tuned for a full report and more photos.
March 31st, 2010Findley to face Hernandez
Middleweight Derrick "Superman" Findley (15-3, 9 KOs) will return on May 7 to take on Miguel "Macho" Hernandez (20-10, 10 KOs), formerly a participant on "The Contender" at the Historic Hammond Civic Center in Hammond, Indiana. In May 2008, Findley won a bloody unanimous decision over Hernandez. "I'll give Miguel a chance to get redemption on May 7th," said Findley, "but I'm ready to move to the next level, so he's my last step before I move up to fight the best in the world. Findley is coming off a career best win over "One In A Million Boxing" stablemate Michael "Midnight Stalker" Walker in February. Hernandez is hoping to reverse a five fight losing streak. Tickets, priced at $30, $50 and $100 go on sale Friday. Call 866-438-7372.
March 31st, 2010More on Tua-Ahunanya
By Ray Wheatley–World of Boxing
WBO #3 David "Tuaman" Tua (50-3-1, 43 KOs) moved closer to a world title shot when he scored a one-sided twelve round unanimous decision over Nigerian Friday "The 13th" Ahunanya (24-5-3, 13 KOs) on Wednesday to retain the WBO Asia Pacific title at the Trusts Stadium in Auckland. Scores: Brad Vocale 120-108, Mick Heafey 119-109, Bob Gibson 117-111. Tua controlled all the rounds as he boxed aggressively connecting consistently with power shots to the head and body of Ahunanya who never looked hurt during the contest
After the fight Tua said, "I give Friday my full respect. He was better than what I expected. Tonight I am going to Burger King for a hamburger." For more details and photos click here…
March 31st, 2010Quick return for JC Gomez
Last Saturday "The Black Panther" Juan Carlos Gomez destroyed Ukrainian veteran Alex Mazikin with four knockdowns in three rounds. Not even two weeks later – on April 9th – the former WBC cruiserweight champion returns to the ring in Schwerin, Germany. Gomez wants to fight his way back to another title shot in the heavyweight division after losing to Vitali Klitschko last year. "I still have the goal to become the first Cuban world heavyweight champion in the history", states Gomez. "Lots of people said that I was finished after losing to Vitali but I feel that there's still a lot left in me. The Black Panther is back – It's Showtime!" Besides Gomez, the fans in Schwerin will get to see "Sandman" Konstantin Airich facing off against Russian veteran Alexey Varakin. There will be 10 fights in total. Eurosport will broadcast the show live.
March 31st, 2010Liddell looks to outcoach Ortiz
Story by Anthony Springer Jr.
As a new edition of Spike TV's hit reality show, The Ultimate Fighter gets under way, all eyes will be on this season's legendary coaches who happen to not be too fond of each other. Chuck "The Iceman" Liddell and "The Huntington Beach Bad Boy" Tito Ortiz will stand at opposite ends for the eleventh installment of the series that launched the careers of some of the UFC's biggest stars. And true to what has become a TUF tradition in recent seasons, the two are scheduled to square off this summer . . . click here for more
March 31st, 20101-on-1 with Delvin Rodriguez
On Friday April 2nd, Delvin Rodriguez (24-4-2, 14KO) looks to put himself back into the welterweight title picture when he takes on former world title challenger, "Mighty" Mike Arnaoutis (22-4-2, 10KO) on ESPN's "Friday Night Fights" at the Mohegan Sun Resort and Casino in Uncasville, CT.
Rodriguez recently took time out of his busy training schedule to talk about his upcoming fight, how he is looking to get past a bitter 2009, and where he sees himself at the end of this year. (more…)
March 31st, 2010UFC updates
Kenny Florian Battles Takanori Gomi Tonight On Spike: Plus, The Ultimate Fighter season 10 winner Roy Nelson faces off against Stefan Struve – UFC Fight Night Live® starting at 8pm ET/PT only on SPIKE
The Ultimate Fighter Premieres Tonight: Coaches Chuck Liddell and Tito Ortiz lead a new group of UFC® hopefuls – immmediately following UFC Fight Night® on SPIKE
March 31st, 2010Presser at Rio open to public
The Rio Casino will host a public press conference for Hometown Heroes on Wednesday, March 31st at the Show in the Sky Stage at 5:00 pm. Hometown Heroes, presented at the Rio Casino on Friday, April 2nd features boxing's finest young prospects including Sharif "The Lion Warrior" Bogere, Bradley Blankenship, Terence Crawford, Lonnie Smith, Eddie Salas, Michael Finney, Fidel Maldonado Jr. and Robert Rodriguez. The public is invited to attend and obtain photos and autographs from the fighters. (more…)
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I purchased this from an estate sale. The centerfold was glued onto poster board measuring 10 3/4 " x 22". Had some water damage on back of board and is a bit warped. Front of picture has a few marks, but not too bad for 35 years in someones attic. This is from Cosmopolitan's 1972 April issue. I believe Burt was the first male celebrity to pose nude in a magazine centerfold. I remember the "scandal" and gossip when it first came out. Burt was laying nude on a bear skin rug, with cig in his mouth and (darn) his hand was strategically placed so we could not see "everything" :-) Oh, Burt, you handsome, infamous man....thanks for the thrill of your centerfold! * I accept Pay-Pal, immediate payment at end of auction. * Ship USA only. * Of course I want you to be pleased with your purchase, however, I will accept returns within seven days, refund, minus shipping * Insurance upon request only, with extra charge to customer Thank you and Happy HolidayItems in the Worthopedia are obtained exclusively from licensors and partners solely for our members' research needs.


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I now spelled christmas right lol!
I aded an icon
YAY they put this on the christmas collection! :D
Ok so this is a new flash that im going to put.
Its short but preaty awesome!
It took like 3 days to make and its my second flash.
Anyway it dosent have a preloader but i'll update soon.
Oh and its going to have an icon to. :3
Retratos Chrismas 2 coming soon!
P.S.Please recommend this for the chrismas 2007 collections and for the pac-man collection to.
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Thanks a lot your the first person to use my song in a flash :)
Lol i should be thanking you for the awesome song!
But yea thanks to you to. :)
Its a little too fast and could use some more length, but is an interesting story.
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Little on the poor side...
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Cervantes, 34 - 3º, 28014 Madrid, Spain – Show map
Excellent location – rated 9.7/10! (score from 229 reviews)
Rated by guests after their stay at Hostal Gonzalo.
This hostal is more like a pension. You have privacy and quiet. It is a family business. The staff will help with anything. The location is in the old city so it is very beautiful. It is very very clean.
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Location was perfect. Staff super friendly and helpful. The room was clean, had almost everything we needed. I got sick in the middle of the stay and even thought there is not kettle in the room, I was able to ask for a cup of hot water and get it.
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A very helpful staff that could speak English, the great location near the main museums, and the general cleanliness of the hotel.
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A very clean room with a comfortable bed, helpful staff, good internet connection, and close to all the major sites.
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Friendly staff. Clean, comfortable room. Air conditioning! Close to good restaurants and the tourist buses.
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Everything was absolutely great, especially the staff who couldn't have been more gracious and helpful
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Javier was very a very hospitable host making us feel very welcome. He also gave us some sightseeing tips. The hotel is right next to the major museums and only a 10-15 minute walk to Puerto del Sol.
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The building is charming; the neighborhood is charming and convenient to several Metro stops; the staff are pleasant and helpful. And the hostal is a value for the price. We recommend it.
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Great location and comfortable rooms. Javier was very friendly and helpful, he goes out of his way and beyond to help. He has a great personality and excellent customer care. We are returning!
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Javier and Antonio. The room, the building, the location, the ambience of all. Our first stop in our first trip to Spain, it was the best welcome we could wish for.
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Located within a 5-minute walk of Madrid's Prado and Thyssen-Bornemisza Art Museums, Hostal Gonzalo offers a 24-hour reception and free Wi-Fi. Each functional air-conditioned room includes a TV and private bathroom.
The Gonzalo Guest House is a restored 19th-century building set on a quiet street, just off Paseo del Prado. It offers baggage storage facilities and a helpful tour desk at reception.
The Gonzalo is only 440 yards from Anton Martin Metro Station and the popular tapas bars of Plaza Santa Ana. Puerta del Sol and Cibeles Fountain can both be reached in less than 10 minutes' walk.
Madrid City Center is a great choice for travelers interested in Cocktails, Street Musicians and Antiquing.
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Rooms were basic, but clean and comfortable. Private bathrooms and linen/towels changed daily. Javier the host was very friendly and helpful.
As is common in these style hostals, the walls dividing the rooms are thin and and we were occasionally woken by other guests.
- central location, able to walk everywhere, but in the same time quite street. It felt like a posher area than other central places. - welcoming staff and 24 hour desk
- thin walls and noisy court, so we felt that there isn't enough privacy and were waking up during the night - the internet wasn't working for most of the time, which was very annoying because I was counting on it
Beds were very comfortable and hosts were charming and friendly
Quiet location, yet within 100 metres of all the bars and restaurants in Santa Anna. Spotlessly clean and modern. Cannot recommend it highly enough.
very clean well-maintained (no mold, peeling paint, etc) beautiful apartment building inside very helpful and kind staff bed was comfortable great neighborhood, close to everything great value for money! would recommend this place!
the internet cut out for 2 hours the pillows were very hard
Excellent location, quiet but near bars, restaurants and museums. Good beds, very clean. Great value for money. The staff was exceptionally friendly.
Excellent conditions in centrally located hostel. Clean, warm (as there was cold weather on days we stayed), cozy, comfortable bed, great value for money if you consider such a location. Wifi worked perfectly. Hosts very helpful, communicative and dedicated. 2 min walk to nearest bus stop, lots of shops and bars around the area.
Classy hostel right centrally located. Very professionally managed.
This hostal is more like a pension. You have privacy and quiet. It is a family business. The staff will help with anything. The location is in the old city so it is very beautiful. It is very very clean.
Location was perfect. Staff super friendly and helpful. The room was clean, had almost everything we needed. I got sick in the middle of the stay and even thought there is not kettle in the room, I was able to ask for a cup of hot water and get it.
It wasn't easy to get hot water to make tea. There was a kitchen, but I'm not sure we could use it, it would be nicer if it was more freely available. (I also hate those huge single pillows for the double bed, but we get them everywhere in Spain...)
the location was phenomenal!!! had a quiet room off the street. very clean and well lit
it was a bit hot at night as the radiator is on automatic control
- Excellent location - great hosts - more like a B&B than hostal - Clean & comfortable
- bed a little small
Very quiet hotel,in a great neighborhood very safe with lots of shops and tapas bars,everything was near(center of the city,museums,metro)warm,comfortable bed and no light was coming in,in the morning(if you wake up easily)very clean,gentle staff,good internet connection,we would love to go there again!
A very helpful staff that could speak English, the great location near the main museums, and the general cleanliness of the hotel.
The worst part was the fact that there were no English channels on the TV but that was not a big deal. An English speaking news channel would have been much appreciated.
A very clean room with a comfortable bed, helpful staff, good internet connection, and close to all the major sites.
We were not able to adjust room temperature, so we opened the french window, which became a bit too noisy. But it was not a problem for us in the end. Overall, we are very satisfied and will recommend this hostal to anyone.
Though the place doesn't look like much on the outside, it is beautifully decorated within. Javier, our host, was very pleasant & helpful. An added benefit was his knowledge of English. We were in walking distance from The Prado, Plaza Mayor & other major sights. A little cafe across the street offered reasonably priced breakfasts.
The elevator was small. It didn't bother us, but if you have much luggage you'd need to use it more than once.
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Plenty. Ugly furniture, cramped room, lack of sufficient toiletries and towels.Greedy owners. Ending up with a scrawled business card instead of proper receipt.
You could not find a better location to visit Madrid as a tourist. We were well looked after and given good advice on local meals . The room was peaceful and we slept well. Interesting building.
Location, location, location and very accommodating staff
Easy to find in a safe and quiet area. Close to all attractions and transport options. Plenty of hot water. Staff helpful and welcoming.
Not really a minus but no English channel on TV if only to keep up with the news
It is very well situated: walking distance to the major museums, retiro park, train station, metro stop. Excellent tapas bars and taxi stand just around the corner. The staff, Javier and Saul, are excellent. I had to bring my husband to the emergency room (all ok now) late at night. Both of them were of great help referring us to a good hospital and always offering to help the following days. They were both reassuring since we do not know anyone there and we are deeply grateful. We would stay again in Hostal Gonzalo and recommend it to family and friends.
Considering it is a hostal, there is nothing to dislike.
Hostal Gonzalo was excellent!; I saw it had great reviews online and it still exceeded my expectations; very clean, nice, great location/ neighborhood; wonderful customer service -- Javier who spoke good English was very nice, helpful, and always available; very tidy hostal and room with nice furnishings and fixtures; comfortable stay; A/C worked well; Shower was good; Bed was fine/comfortable; great location in quiet, pleasant neighborhood: about 5 minute walk to Prado Museum; 10 mins or so to Retiro Park (very nice and huge); 15 mins to Puerta del Sol; 4-5 min walk to closest Metro stop (Anton Martin); 10 min walk to Atoche train station; If willing to walk, every major sight or pedestrian street is walkable from the hostal
Only issue: Free WiFi was finicky; inconsistent; would work for brief periods of time but then were periods of time when my iPhone and laptop detected the WiFi but did not connect
Friendly staff. Clean, comfortable room. Air conditioning! Close to good restaurants and the tourist buses.
Everything was absolutely great, especially the staff who couldn't have been more gracious and helpful
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