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Well anonymous, that's kind of my point – Devolution.
The sun will burn out… It will vaporize Earth billions of years ahead of its burnout — when hit goes into its "red giant" phase.
The universe will keep dispersing outward until it devolves into nothingness. These are things man didn't know 200 years ago but we know now.
On a macro scale, in the physical realm, there are no perpetual motion machines. Not engine, not microbe, not plant, not man, not star, not galaxy, not universe.
So the being who created our sun, our planet, and everything seen and unseen in the physical realm – must have a plan that goes beyond mere physical existence. Why would he bother if his creation soon returns to dust? That wouldn't make any sense.
However, the physical realm will endure long enough to serve God's purposes.Posted July 4, 2014 12:14 pm
hibdeebibdee says.., "Where did God come from? How did his being come to be? Has he always existed? How is that possible?"
Simple… 1st, God always was and always will be — 2nd, How is anything possible?
For instance.., People asked, "How is it possible the sun keeps heating and lighting Earth after billions of years of existence? It seems to burn bright and hot enough to burn out in a few minutes? That was a question that troubled the famous Renaissance mathematician and astronomer Copernicus. He couldn't figure out what fuel source could possibly keep the sun going that long without diminishing its size. Man knew very little about nuclear physics in those days and were confounded by this question for centuries.
There are things man on Earth won't understand for thousands of years… Do we really NEED to understand everything God knows??? We'd love to know. We're extremely curious creatures. But we can live without it.Posted July 3, 2014 8:04 pm
Obviously there's no evidence of design in well evolved species..
Try to make a mechanical bird that can fly as well as a humming bird. Easy as pie. Or make a mechanical fish that can swim as fast as a sailfish (70 mph). No problem. There are thousands of species of fish—but you would tell me they were all produced by natural selection and mutations. There are thousands of creatures at the bottom of the ocean, but you would say they are all the product of evolution… Lions, tigers, bears, horses, asses, trout and basses all got here mysteriously by natural selection and evolution. No intelligence was needed to create them – and down to their last inticate boson they're a fluke of the universe.
You believe no intelligent being created the sun. The sun would destroy us if our orbit were 5 million miles closer to it – but we could not exist for even one second without it's heat. We'd be ice crystals instantly without the warmth of the sun… but I guess you think it's poorly designed because it causes it causes electronic interference from time to time… If God really existed we could just show a steak to the sun – it would cook it instantly by concentrating a few of its rays on it… Why didn't God think of that?
But many people are too arrogant to acknowledge a creator.
Did you know about the outside world when you were in the womb??? Did you know all about galaxies and super novas when you were 6 years old??? Don't you think it's possible that you just haven't found God yet??? That you've simply closed you mind off to the possibility of God, and that could change???
My brother fell away from the church and became an agnostic later in life. He told me, "I don't believe in God anymore. God is a fable mankind has been brainwashed into believing." This was after he retired.. A year later he got cancer and a few months later he died.. A few days before he died he asked for Extreme Unction.. I was shocked at his change of heart, but very happy.. He seemed jovial and never complained once after that.
The 30 or 40 closest relatives had no discussion with him about God or religion. We didn't want to argue with him, upset him, or disturb him in his poor health. We just prayed for him. He received the last rights, confession, and communion.. Just before he died he said he felt very peaceful and overjoyed. He said, "I'll see you folks later in Heaven" and died.
You probably think he was only fooling himself. He only believed because he was dying. You had to be there and see his tranquil experssion and appearance, then you'd know.Posted July 3, 2014 7:27 pm
You are saying things evolved then saying they were designed.
These things are mutually exclusive.
One is random mutations either succeeding or not because they are suited to the environment.
One is the design of something and it`s environment.
If evolution were directed, then almost all mutations would be positive, which is not the case, the vast majority serve no purpose, or are actively damaging.
To take an example of wolves/dogs. It took just 4-5,000 years of selective breeding for humans to go from having a relatively few species of wolves, wild dogs and so on, to having dogs as diverse as a tiny chihuaha and a massive great Leonburger, from having grey coats to dalmation spots and so on.
So where there IS known design, there is massive variety in a short space of time. Prior to that without directed evolution, it took millions of years for really quite minor changes in canines.
If Evolution could be described as design in any way it is as an environment designing the species that live on it.
And out environments have simply behaved according to the laws of physics.
It all circles back to the big bang.
SOmeone says something intelligent caused the big bang, I don`t. There isnt intelligence necessary, and anything we do posit with intelligence just deflects the question of what created that intelligence.
If people want to say god is eternal, I can equally well say that various forms of the universe are eternal, and I am at the advantage since I at least am talking about something we can all see exists.Posted July 3, 2014 4:38 pm
If death really is the end, then why on earth are people scared to die? It is the fact that there is an after life and atonement for our sins that scares the heck out of people.
Why on earth are people scared to die if there is eternal nothingness? To me that makes no sense at all.Posted July 3, 2014 4:08 pm
OH NO THE YANKS ARE GOING BACK TO SCHOOL.Posted July 3, 2014 1:59 pm
"Only God, Heaven, the angles, and humankind are eternal."
What if someone proposed:
"God" will exist only as long as humans do. There is no "Heaven" and there is no "Hell"–except in the minds of those who believe in their existence. On the whole, humans are incredibly afraid of death. So, they have created an afterlife in which they will come back to life and live forever.
There are no angels anymore than there are vampires or zombies or any other demonic entities. There is no "Devil." Satan is a product of the human mind.
Man needs something (and someone) bigger than himself to rely on. "God", religion and spirituality fulfill that need.
Questions: Where did God come from? How did his being come to be? Has he always existed? How is that possible? Or are we not supposed to ask those questions? Because we don't, and never will have the answers?Posted July 3, 2014 11:45 am
People breed race horses to develop faster horses.. You could call that evolution on a small scale.. Basically the breeders are trying to design a horse.
Africans… Anglos… Slavs… American Indians… Chinese… and Eskimos all evolved various facial, hair, skin color, and physique characteristics. A grand designer was behind that.
Rainbows… Saturn's rings… sunsets… geysers… rain forests… waterfalls… trees… rivers… trees… gazelles… cheetahs… mountains… valleys… flowers… tropical birds… tropical fish… clouds… a grand designer was behind all of that… You don't get life by accident… You don't even get it on purpose—if smart humans are working diligently on it for 1000 years … instead of somebody divinely intelligent.Posted July 3, 2014 2:59 am
The Earth can`t be said to be evolving since it isn`t producing offspring which are then subject to selection pressures.
The conditions on the planet have changed massively over time though and will continue to do so, but the process isn`t evolution even if people misappropriate evolution to mean gradual change in anything.Posted July 3, 2014 12:58 am
So if the human body evolved it wasn`t designed thenPosted July 3, 2014 12:53 am
Evolution exists. Evolution occurs on a micro scale. Not on a macro scale. The Earth, the solar system, and the universe are not evolving. There is a finite life to the sun and everything under the sun. There is a finite life to the universe and everything therein.
Only God, Heaven, the angles, and humankind are eternal.Posted July 3, 2014 12:17 am
Ebola – that's beautiful. Malaria too. And parasitic wasps that lay their eggs in caterpillars so the larvae eat the still living host – but in the particular order of organs that keeps it alive and fresh.Posted July 2, 2014 11:56 pm
Most of what you see in the world is beautiful… The ugly part is man's doing. There's no Heaven on Earth – but there's also no Hell on Earth. Through sin and disobedience: corruption, disease, pestilence, war, famine, ruin, and death came into the world. Such are the wages of original sin.
The unfortunate are here to try their fortitude and courage in the face of suffering… The fortunate are here to search their kindness and generosity in the face of the less fortunate.
Death comes to everyone alike… The rich… the poor… the healthy… the sick… believers… non-believers… the fortunate… the unfortunate… We're all equal in death
But some people die peacefully because they've led a holy life… Some are terrified because they fear eternal judgment merited by their iniquity.
God puts the awareness of his presence in the hearts of man – or humankind if you like. Man innately realizes he's autonomous… He has the freedom to deny God if he likes.
Talking about God's preference for the beautiful as circular thinking denies the natural beauty of the Earth and the cosmos. A glimpse of what God intended for man when he first created the Earth, and before the fall of Adam and Eve, still resides in nature.
Though the eye has not seen… nor has the ear heard… nor has it entered into the thoughts of man, what Heaven holds for those who love their Creator.Posted July 2, 2014 11:42 pm
Sredmond designed Sredmond. We're all free to form our minds and hearts.Posted July 2, 2014 11:39 pm
Would god design SREDMOND????Posted July 2, 2014 10:08 pm
So you accept that evolution occurred?
That complicated life evolved from simple?
In which case it didn`t need to be designed. It evolved.
This beauty argument is circular too. There is a LOT of ugly stuff in the world, both in the aesthetic sense and the mental – war, poverty, parasites, disease, tsunami's etc.
Why would anyone design a world where a baby is born with HIV and a heroin addiction because of it's addict mothers habit?Posted July 2, 2014 7:38 pm
How about this scenario where God doesn't exist?
If there were a bunch of ungainly looking objects suspended in space. There wouldn't have to be anybody who put them there. They're just a bunch of lifeless, misshapen junk cluttering up space, nobody made the objects. But you'd have to examine them to be sure.
Are the objects stationary or moving? Are they changing in any way? Are they emitting heat or light? How big are they? What are the objects made out of? Are they illuminated? If they can be seen what color are they? Do they have a symmetrical, artistic, or interesting shape? If you have positive answers to those questions somebody likely made the things.
But if there's no rhyme or reason to them, and they're just pieces of space junk with no seeming purpose, maybe nobody made them. Maybe those objects always were. That way they didn't have to be made. They always existed, strewn about space.
In that case, God wouldn't exist.
But for that scenario to be factual, no intelligent onlooker could be aware of it. If God didn't exist we wouldn't be here to talk about it.Posted July 2, 2014 7:30 pm
Hamster says.., "In fact when we find that the quantum world below atoms, is comprised of yet more particles which behave in non intuitive ways, some of which are frankly bizarre, then you cite THAT as evidence of design because it is so complicated.
There is quite simply no state the world could be in that you WOULDN`T cite as evidence of design."
That's not true Hamster… There are many… For example: If the entire expanse of existence were comprised of endless, black, empty, space, stretching out forever and ever – that would be one very compelling piece of evidence to me that God did not exist.. If nothing existed but cold, black, empty, endless space, how could God exist?
I'm not a creationist. Don't label me. I simply look around in awe at my surroundings. I see things that are very interesting… Items that took tons of thought and ingenuity to bring into existence… The sun… the moon… the stars… Earth… animals… reproductive capacities… edible plants… photosynthesis… water… dirt… gold… platinum… uranium… jewels… fabrics… the silk worm… a playful butterfly… a couple of coyotes who stop and stare at me with curiosity from 20 feet away… a doe who walks into my camping area and gawks at me for a few seconds as I drink my coffee … before trotting off.
I look at my body. I certainly didn't make myself. I'm a wonderful machine that can be fueled by simple meals – and supplies enormous productivity for the amount of upkeep.. I'm curious as to why nature is so beautiful and well designed.. There are a few ugly things like warthogs – but the vast majority of creation is beautiful.. The beauty and designs you see aren't always functional—but still there… We don't need the northern lights… We don't need sunset to be gorgeous… Saturn doesn't need to have beautiful colorful rings… Rainbows don't need to be so beautiful…
Whoever made everything prefers beautiful things – and created a few ugly things just to provide a bit of variety so we don't get bored.
If anything exists that has a physical form… has physical properties… emits light… produces energy… moves quickly or slowly… has life… shows evidence of design… where did it originally come from??? … Obviously you have been curious about such things.
Something or somebody had to put things into existence and motion… Things don't simply pop into existence and begin their regular routine… There's an origin you can trace. Existence had to start somewhere.. If it was the Big Bang—that didn't happen by itself.Posted July 2, 2014 1:09 am
This is my point. There is nooone is the other galaxies because conditions weren`t favourable. You would only expect life to evolve in the rare galaxy that will allow it.
So it is lucky that life is there – it is inevitable that it developed there.
The "Just so" argument is lazy, tired and has been dismissed numerous times.
A beach isn`t formed because all the sand grains get together at the same time and form a beach. The natural process of water eroding a certain stone creates the grains and then their properties mean they`ll tend to stick together. So it is with many simple biological molecules.
Re rhythms, brains, weather patters – all those things developed gradually over massive timescales, you can find evidence of their development and the ongoing changes.
Do you actually believe they were design AS THEY ARE. Do you know how poorly some of these things are "designed"? Appendix? Rods/cones in eye being back to front, vestiigial tail, head size evolving faster than birth canal etc?
Are you actually a literal creationist – you believe that humans were designed and placed on Earth as they are, unrelated to evolution and other animals? Because if you are then there is no basis for discussion.
On your talk about subatomic particles – this is always a whoooo mystical area pseudoscientists retreat to to try to sound clever without having any clarity of thought or understanding about what they are discussing.
IF protons, electrons, and neutrons were the smallest particles, and behaved perfectly logically, you would cite it as evidence of design BECAUSE it is beautifully simple, looks designed, makes sense – and as as the often misunderstood Einstein quote goes "God doesn`t play dice with the world".
In fact when we find that the quantum world below atoms, is comprised of yet more particles which behave in non intuitive ways, some of which are franlkly bizarre, then you cite THAT as evidence of design because it is so complicated.
There is quite simply no state the world could be in that you WOULDN`T cite as evidence of design.Posted July 1, 2014 4:07 pm
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But WTF does any of this have to do with boxing?Posted July 1, 2014 10:40 am
"In your view nobody designed subatomic structures to be what they are – that complexity just happened. Just like the supremely well designed human body just arrived here by chance.
That's much more unlikely than your mansion being blown together by the wind."
Really Tark? You still haven't explained or proven that anything was a product of "Creation." The Creation theory is only plausible because man wants it to be. Prove me to be wrong. The Bible says something like "God created man in his image." Makes sense. Man created God in his image.Posted July 1, 2014 10:38 am
Hamster says.., "You have to look at all the places life couldn`t evolve and say "oh unlucky" … WTF Unlucky for who???
First off… Snowflakes are simple designs… The human brain, DNA, human reproductive organs and systems, our cardio vascular system, our central nervous system, the various ways flowers are pollinated, our circadian rhythm, the intricacies of Earth's atmosphere, and thousands of other designs in nature are much more complex.
So… in your concept, since there are billions of galaxies and trillions of stars. We are lucky enough to be in a place (Earth) where, by pure luck, the billions of favorable conditions exist for life to spark into existence, and transform and evolve according to the theory of natural selection.
This theory minimizes the complexity of life, matter, and energy. Over time micro evolution takes place within a species—but by including more species and longer time frames evolution quickly breaks down. Species become weaker biologically. The sun grows into a red giant and vaporizes Earth. We lose the moon as it drifts slowly away. The Earth's rotation falters, etc.
And your thesis begs the question: what about the intricacies of subatomic physics??? Electrons spinning 9 billion times per second and particles like bosons existing that we cannot begin to understand—even with the assistance of massive atom smashers and electron microscopes. If intricate subatomic structures break down in certain ways we unleash catastrophic nuclear explosions — or if subatomic structures are interfered with in another way, we would experience compression akin to a massive black hole where the solar system gets squished into a teeny speck. Fortunately these structures are very stable, infinitesimally small, and extremely difficult for us to mess with. Not that we don't try.
Scientists are beginning to find how intricate matter is, and grasp how to use nuclear fusion (the power of the sun) as an infinite energy source. Nuclear fission has left us with byproducts with half-life radiation hazards that will last 1000's of generations. In your view nobody designed subatomic structures to be what they are – that complexity just happened. Just like the supremely well designed human body just arrived here by chance.
That's much more unlikely than your mansion being blown together by the wind.Posted July 1, 2014 7:47 am
Don`t be ridiculous.
Lots of intricate things "just happen". Look at a snowflake.
The universe and your mansion are not a valid comparison, since the universe displays precisely zero indicators of having been designed.
Life will only evolve in the favourable conditions. It`s ridiculous to look at it having evolved in the rare favourable place and say "ooohh how lucky". You have to look at all the places it couldn`t evolve and say "oh unlucky".
This whole random stuff completely misunderstands evolutionary theory too. Genentic shuffling and mutation can be random, but the selection pressure on them are NOT.Posted July 1, 2014 4:15 am
For the same reason that if you were wearing a particularly sharp looking and well tailored suit… and stepped out of a particularly beautiful and smooth driving Rolls-Royce… and stepped into a particularly expansive and well appointed mansion with tennis courts, swimming pool, 8 car garage, and spectacular view… I would know that those possessions didn't just blow in with the wind, allowing you to say.., "Oh lucky me… Look what I found."
Somebody designed and made those things. Nothing intricate just happens.Posted July 1, 2014 1:30 am
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No-one designed all that stuff. Why on earth would you think anyone did?Posted June 30, 2014 11:45 pm
Hamster predicts God doesn't exist
That should be fun for you on judgment day Hamster.
So who in your opinion who created our sun, which supplies us with light, heat, energy, and gravity? Who put up the moon with such meticulous precision? Who comprised Earth's atmosphere and designed photosynthesis? What man has ever created the simplest life form out of all the elements of life? I mean, man didn't create any of the elements. That would be impossible for man as well—but IF somebody SUPPLIED the thousand smartest scientists with all the basic elements of life, and asked them to create the simplest form of life … they couldn't do it.
So far as we know, no other planet has ever produced anything alive, even a plant or microbe. But we not only have a temperate climate on Earth, we lucked out by having a moon that regulates our rotation, supplies the tides, provides counter forces that the Earth needs for it's orbital path around our sun. Plus we majically have an atmosphere and soil content that will support human life. We've been pretty damned lucky if there's no God — since a million fortuitous things happened just right, like fairy dust blowing together to accidently create a Swiss watch.Posted June 30, 2014 10:24 pm
"Having fun" – my toaster is a better fight 'prophet' than boxtradamusPosted June 30, 2014 10:17 pm
It was a great fight, congrats to both men. They both took risks and showed what true warriors they are.Posted June 30, 2014 8:54 pm
Let's stop looking down on fighters who lose if they give us a real fight .. We pay for BS .. The pro motors are pimping up .. Let's demand fights light the one we had here .. I want to see a fight not a boxing clinic .. Floyd is the best ,but he is making to much money for that BS .. I don't care if he win or lose ,he isn't worth that kind of money .. GIVE ME A FIGHTPosted June 30, 2014 8:19 pm
DaTruth Hurts…
That hot chocolate crawford makes my azz sweatyPosted June 30, 2014 8:09 pm
I didn't think Gamboa won the first 4 rounds, I had 2 to 2 after 4. But Gamboa was quicker than Crawford and that was why he won the first 4 rounds on who ever gave those rounds to him. But once Crawford got his time it was all over.Posted June 30, 2014 7:21 pm
Crawford gave Gamboa the BUSINESS!!!
For anyone saying "he was too big", if that were the case, how did Gamboa win the first 4 rounds? He looked mighty fast and seemed to have Crawford puzzled….what happened was called "making adjustments", which is what Crawford did and after the 4th, that boy went to WORK!Posted June 30, 2014 6:59 pm
jrock – You have to remember WHO Crawford beat, I mean, if anyone had a crap ton of bandwagon-ers hop on his jock after a decent win was Ruslan, the guy beat up Alvarado and he was called "a beast" and then went out to get outBOXED by Algieri.
Crawford beat an undefeated Gamboa who many considered the more talented and more explosive fighter…and you say "he belongs at 140″, if he can make the weight, he can fight….better than this "catch weight" crap that a lot of fighters do when they outgrow a division but still wanna compete in it.Posted June 30, 2014 6:56 pm
having fun
One thing is clear from this fight – Tark is clearly a better fight prophet than Boxtradamas.
And also, everyone always thanks god or jesus when they win…Just once I'd like to see a fighter blame jesus for his loss.Posted June 30, 2014 4:41 pm
Good win for Crawford but in reality he had all the advantages. Height, reach, size and hometown crowd. Gamboa could've won this fight if he kept his hands up. All of the knock downs were because Gamboa didn't have his hands up. His biggest flaw. Crawford vs Garcia is the fight that should happen. Crawford can be a star if he continues to progress.Posted June 30, 2014 4:33 pm
Thank you I am having very nice day.
I believe all color can live peaceful and happy even if one is better than other.Posted June 30, 2014 3:57 pm
Gamboa can't make 126 lets get real , he was 145 fight night lowest he is going is 130… That said he did what ALOT of boxers have done including Marquez and Pacquiao he moved up and booked a loss… That's boxing for you!Posted June 30, 2014 1:20 pm
Good win for Crawford but if you were watching that fight and didn't think for one second to yourself that those two didn't belong in the ring together then your not really looking hard enough. Crawford belongs at 140 and Gamboa at 126. No excuse because gamboa signed the fight and both fighters made weight, but I saw a Crawford that wasn't to hard to hit and won the fight slugging. If you don't think that can catch up to him with guys like mythysse, D. Garcia, and many other punchers at 140 then I don't think your being honest with yourself. Im not saying he is not gonna be any good when he goes up in weight but these are things I see that have to be fixed and im not gonna jump on the band wagon just yet. Remember the people pushing Crawford are probably the same people that get on other fighters for beating up on blown up fighters from weights beneath them….Posted June 30, 2014 12:02 pm
V.Khmil. If you really don't know then you are more of an idiot than I first thought. Have a nice day.Posted June 30, 2014 9:38 am
You suck. :(Posted June 30, 2014 9:21 am
first i picked GAMBOA….. Then I CHANGED my pick to crawford…. Then i posted under MULTIPLE NAMES to make myself look popular…. I am a complete and utter f**king RETARD!Posted June 30, 2014 9:00 am
DaTruth Hurts
We'll see if Mikey PEDs Garcia starts avoiding Crawford.. We all know Crawford beat Mikey Garcia twice in the Amateurs, lets see if the Mexican has the Ballzzz to take on Crawford or if he continues to try and find weight drained 126lb'ers..Posted June 30, 2014 7:51 am
Anyone that doesn't believe in my AWESOME predicting powers is either jealous or stupid. NOT ONE other living being can compare to my greatness!Posted June 30, 2014 7:25 am
What do I say that makes racist? I train all colors even the tainted boxer.Posted June 30, 2014 6:35 am
V.Khmil your racist bile is disgusting. Post your real name and contact details and I will pass it on to the relevant authorities to get you struck off. Your views are not welcome in our sport. idiot.Posted June 30, 2014 6:23 am
King of Smack
Andy…but how much does your AIDS treatment cost you?
Can you write it off against tax since you are a complete botty boy?Posted June 30, 2014 3:46 am
Tinker bell
Andy, that's a lot of reaming rimming cock sucking and cum swallowing in one week. How long can you keep it up? Surely your medical expenses
V. Khmil
Mr Annonymous, of course I use real name. Do you want contact detail – you can send your son or daughter to me for boxing training, even if they are dark ones.
It is not bother to me I am equal opportune coach. In fact it is better to train children of jungle, and I say to the untinted boxers that you should go be lawyer or doctor or engineer and not boxer. Leave that to the uneducate ones that are tinted.Posted June 30, 2014 12:18 am
Man, this kid really surprised me!!!! I like him alot! He's got a chin, heart, good skills, smart head on his shoulders, etc.. and most of all..being down 4 rounds he didn't get frustrated.. he shined! And he did it against Gamboa!!Posted June 29, 2014 9:37 pm
missed this . was this good match.Posted June 29, 2014 9:32 pm
Boxtradamus.., I predicted Crawford would win as soon as the fight was made — on first article about the fight being signed.
For the Lamochenko fight you picked Russell and challenged me to make a pick… Remember that??? I did the very next post and picked Lomachenko to win.
I only pick one guy to win. Unlike you. When it was obvious Lomachenko was dominating and was going to win — you changed your pick during the fight and pretended Lomachenko had been your pick all along.Posted June 29, 2014 8:46 pm
Teddy DuChamp
"You might need to take you a reading course"?…YOU should consider enrolling in a language arts class you bum!Posted June 29, 2014 8:15 pm
YOU might need to take you a READING class then SticGivens. TARK made no prediction. He just SAID he knew what would happen AFTER the bout as he usually does. I made MY prediction BEFORE the bout. That's why I remain as the GREATEST.Posted June 29, 2014 8:01 pm
Crawford was the better fighter. Gamboa started fast but I still had it 2 to 2 after 4 rounds. Crawford started taking over in the 5th. Gamboa is to chinny and I knew he wasn't going to be able to take Crawfords punch's for long. Good win by Crawford and I look forward to him fighting again.Posted June 29, 2014 7:31 pm
Yeah Boxtra, (THE REAL BOXTRADAMUS) TARK, just might be taking over big dog, lol, but I really do AGREE and RESPECT both of your opinions MOST of thetime. Peace & Love to ALL!Posted June 29, 2014 7:30 pm
all time time off. took its tollvon gamboa last nite….besides crowford had so manny advantage. on his favor …to tall and lots of reach for gamboa…Posted June 29, 2014 7:30 pm
V. Khmil is a bottom slurper from Ukraine. He is a well known idiot that would make the village idiot look a genius and needs to be ignored. If you see him, kick him…hard.Posted June 29, 2014 7:24 pm
V. Khmil
The Cuban displayed poor skills. As a boxing coach, I wanted to cry.
I will show video of Gamboa to my students and give instruction – "don`t do like the monkey".
Posted June 29, 2014 5:10 pm
Hopefully V.Khmil is your real name. If indeed you are a boxing coach I will forward this onto the Amateur Boxing authorities and get your retarded, racist ass struck off. By the way. I hope you die from cancer. Painfully.Posted June 29, 2014 7:13 pm
Turb0-H@mster the Sunbro
He doesn`t exist though so it`s all good.Posted June 29, 2014 7:13 pm
Turb0-H@mster the Sunbro
If God affected results he`d be a PED, and we`d have to ban praying.Posted June 29, 2014 7:13 pm
Teddy DuChamp
God don't do sports…if there is one…we don't know god from aliens until we have evidence…oh wait we do have evidence of aliens…Posted June 29, 2014 7:11 pm
Teddy DuChamp
Gamboa never really looked comfortable dating back to his televised debut years ago the same can be said for every other Cuban in boxing that was a hyped prospect. For some reason they get to live in the modern world and change. So far the only success story is for the sport of baseball and he may yet to blow that. The citizens of Cuba have been suppressed for decades…easy to understand whyPosted June 29, 2014 7:09 pm
I agree with some of the comments. I'm atheist but even I can't see how any god would be for or against a certain fighter. I doubt a god would be taking the time to bless a fighter, especially it means not doing the same for his opponent.Posted June 29, 2014 7:05 pm
Gobble?Posted June 29, 2014 6:38 pm
lets see how crawford chin holds up when he gets hit by a big lightweight.Posted June 29, 2014 6:09 pm
i think Jesus 'god' Christ vs Muhamad "the Prophet" would box to a really technical 12 rnd draw, shame, it wont happen, bit like FMW and PAC both have heaps of fanatical followers that believe !! sorry miss interpreted info earlier and posted incorrect info . Here Yuriorkis Gamboa vs Crawford was the fight !!!!! go Crawf.Posted June 29, 2014 5:46 pm
Double header in Terence Crawford vs Mike Tyson and
V. Khmil
The Cuban displayed poor skills. As a boxing coach, I wanted to cry.
I will show video of Gamboa to my students and give instruction – "don`t do like the monkey".Posted June 29, 2014 5:10 pm
enough already
Gamboa was too light for Manny besides it looks like he fought a dumb fight last night these guys were slugging it out with no defense until somebody dropped it looked very non skilled or technical very amateurish…Posted June 29, 2014 4:24 pm
And they said gamboa would give pacquaio a fight lolPosted June 29, 2014 4:05 pm
Tyson didn't care about being champ again, he needed the money.Posted June 29, 2014 3:36 pm
It wasnt the height or reach differential that won Crawford that fight, it was simply Crawford its the more patient,intelligent,disciplined fighter.Gamboa has discarded half of what he was taught through laziness.Crawford was crafty,patient and picked his shots well.Congrats TerrencePosted June 29, 2014 3:25 pm
The Prince,
Lewis used his reich nothing to do with heightPosted June 29, 2014 2:28 pm
The Prince
People forget that Tyson demanded the fight with Lewis so he could try to become a three time HW Champion. Tyson harassed, threatened, and even attacked Lewis during the build up. Lewis kicked Tyson's ass using his height and boxing IQ. Prime or not, Lewis proved himself in that fight.Posted June 29, 2014 2:13 pm
The Prince
A fight so good, I want to see it again in a rematch, but Crawford ultimately dominated Gamboa, so no need for a rematch. Crawford is now a star. Let's see what he does with it.Posted June 29, 2014 2:09 pm
I believe Crawford and Mickey Garcia would be a classic as well.Posted June 29, 2014 2:08 pm
GIVE ME A BREAK, TYSON WAS 15 YEARS PASY PRIME WHEN HE FOUGHT LEWIS… SHEESHPosted June 29, 2014 1:36 pm
TARK has overtaken BOXTRA as the greatest fight prophet of all timePosted June 29, 2014 1:26 pm
Tyson was a phenom honestlyPosted June 29, 2014 1:13 pm
you could see…Posted June 29, 2014 1:11 pm
lol@Gr33nFather, that's true too, in all probability Tyson was probably the exception, but not the rule. He definitely had that formula to enable him to defy the odds and make quick work of anyone (including taller fighters). Strength, agility, deceptive speed and defense. Not to mention that intangible fear factor, lol. If he had better stamina, he would've truly been ridiculously scary.Posted June 29, 2014 1:04 pm
when Tyson was hitting the heavybag you could the bag being afraid too lolPosted June 29, 2014 1:00 pm
Lewis was one that knew how to handle Tyson, when their fight started he jumped out the cage against Lewis and Lewis just weathered the storm with a telephone pole jab and hard right hands. That slowed Tyson down quick.Posted June 29, 2014 1:00 pm
its hard not to be afraid of a guy who destroyed every sparring partners and other big tough guy in the ring lolPosted June 29, 2014 12:59 pm
Also, not to take anything away from Tyson, he was fun to watch, but 90% of the time his opponents were already shook when they stepped into the ring with him. They would beat themselves mentally before they could even get into the fight.Posted June 29, 2014 12:57 pm
@Gr33nFather – I don't know man, we're gonna have to agree to disagree on that one. In my opinion, a good small fighter will almost always get beaten by an equally good tall fighter as we saw last night with two good fighters. The smaller man can incorporate all the head movement that he wants but if the taller fighter is just as slick, then that smaller fighter is in trouble.Posted June 29, 2014 12:55 pm
lol@Gr33nFather – I totally feel you on that, the irony that a fighter is thanking god for helping him beat somebody (in some cases to a bloody pulp) is comical.Posted June 29, 2014 12:53 pm
lol Tyson use to destroy taller fighters all his career, height is not an advantage when you fight insidePosted June 29, 2014 12:52 pm
Its funny when fighters are saying: "Thank god blablabla" I'm sorry to say to you that god will never help you in the ring, please stop thatPosted June 29, 2014 12:38 pm
Credit to both fighters for giving the fans an exciting fight, and congratulations to Crawford for a good solid win. BUT, after watching last night's fight, and countless other tall guy vs short guy fights (Klitschko vs Sam Peter, Lewis vs Tyson, Big daddy vs Holyfield, Cotto vs Trout to name a few), does it make sense to ask if Boxing should probably include a height limitation for fights? For example, a 5'4″ featherweight can't be matched up with anyone taller than 5′ 6″. I know that one of the repercussions should that rule be in place would be that certain fights would never happen (last night's for example). But with the ambiguous advantage/disadvantage, would an almost one sided fight as such even be worth watching??? Just food for thoughtPosted June 29, 2014 12:35 pm
Just as I predicted! !!!!! I am the GREATEST Fight Prophet ever born! !!!!Posted June 29, 2014 11:56 am
Fight of the year candidate. This fight will stand the test of time. Congratulations to both fighters.Posted June 29, 2014 11:31 am


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Anthony Davis officially in for Team USA. And no Cousins.
Jul 13, 2012, 12:42 PM EDT
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Team USA experiments its way to blowout 113-59 win
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Blake Griffin has torn meniscus, surgery needed. Out for Olympics, back for training camp.
Jul 12, 2012, 10:59 PM EDT
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Anyone who makes a living from Latin music can tell you that the Latin market isn't just one monolithic market; it's actually a lot of different markets and different niches -- markets like the regional Mexican market (norteño, banda, mariachi, ranchera, tejano), the tropical market (salsa, merengue, and cumbia), the Spanish flamenco market, and the Brazilian market (which includes a seemingly endless list of Brazilian styles). Artists with a Mexican orientation are well aware of the fact that there's a fortune to be made from the regional Mexican market alone; it's doubtful that los Tigres del Norte are losing any sleep over the fact that they're selling more CDs in East L.A. than in Miami's Little Havana section (where Cuban listeners are more likely to be into salsa). But at the same time, Fonovisa no doubt likes the fact Mexican superstar Marco Antonio Solis has been able to transcend the regional Mexican market and cross over to other Spanish-speaking listeners. It would be a mistake to think of this best-of collection as a release for the Mexican market alone; boasting many of Solis' major solo hits, La Historia Continúa is an album of romantic Latin pop that aims for an across-the-board appeal in the Latin world. Yes, you'll hear an occasional touch of mariachi here and a wee bit of Tex-Mex there, but ultimately, Solis' smooth, polished material has much more in common with Julio Iglesias, José José, or Rocio Dúrcal than it does with a typical Rieleros del Norte disc. La Historia Continúa is Latin adult contemporary, pure and simple -- and even though Solis can be quite predictable, he's great at what he does. This 2003 release isn't the last word on Solis' Fonovisa output, but if you're looking to explore his solo hits for the first time, it's a logical starting point. Alex Henderson, All Music Guide
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Archinect - News 2015-03-30T10:25:14-04:00 http://archinect.com/news/article/121070622/big-s-telus-sky-tower-breaks-ground-in-calgary-canada BIG's Telus Sky Tower breaks ground in Calgary, Canada. Justine Testado 2015-02-19T09:12:00-05:00 >2015-02-19T14:46:54-05:00
BIG and Dialog's TELUS Sky Tower recently broke ground along 7th Avenue block in the heart of Calgary, Canada, a city full of corporate towers surrounded by low-density suburban neighborhoods. Unveiled in 2013, the 761,235 sq.ft commercial tower integrates both working and living environments into one structure that aims to make Calgary's city center more varied and walkable. The tower's textured glass façade complements yet stands out from its environment.

According to the TELUS Sky website, the 59-story tower will begin with dining and retail spaces as well as access to adjacent buildings. The tower also has 26 floors of office spaces ranging from 7,636 sqft-18,997 sq.ft, followed by 29 floors of residential spaces consisting of 326 executive rental suites.

"The large floor plates for workplaces recede to achieve the slender dimensions of residential floor depths. The texture of the façade in a similar fashion evolves from a smooth glass façade enclosing the work space to a three-di...
 http://archinect.com/news/article/118427416/boston-s-tallest-new-skyscraper-in-40-years-breaking-ground-today Boston's tallest new skyscraper in 40 years breaking ground today Alexander Walter 2015-01-15T14:11:00-05:00 >2015-01-22T23:47:28-05:00
On Wednesday, developer Richard L. Friedman will formally kick off construction of the tallest skyscraper to be built in Boston in 40 years — a 700-foot tower at 1 Dalton St. that will include the city's second Four Seasons Hotel and some of its most expensive condominiums. [...] The skyscraper at One Dalton is being designed by Hancock Tower architect Harry N. Cobb, of Pei Cobb Freed & Partners, in collaboration with Gary Johnson of Cambridge Seven Associates Inc.

<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.0 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-html40/loose.dtd"> <meta> http://archinect.com/news/article/115279972/steven-holl-s-kennedy-center-expansion-project-in-d-c-breaks-ground Steven Holl's Kennedy Center Expansion Project in D.C. breaks ground Justine Testado 2014-12-05T18:42:00-05:00 >2014-12-11T22:23:47-05:00
As the saying goes, history likes to repeat itself. The John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts in Washington D.C. broke ground yesterday on the Kennedy Center Expansion Project. The ceremony also celebrated the 50th anniversary of the Center's original groundbreaking in 1964.

The event featured remarks from Vice President Joe Biden, Kennedy Center Chairman David M. Rubenstein, Kennedy Center President Deborah F. Rutter, Kennedy Center Trustee (and John F. Kennedy's granddaughter) Rose Kennedy Schlossberg, as well as Steven Holl. During the ceremony, Rubenstein used the same gold-plated shovel that President Lyndon B. Johnson used to break ground for the Center on December 2, 1964.

Steven Holl and senior partner Chris McVoy designed the expansion with BNIM Architects. The Expansion Project, which was announced in 2013 and is being paid for entirely by private funds, will be built south of the current facility as an interactive space for artists to engage with the community. Th...
 http://archinect.com/news/article/113424294/d-c-breaks-ground-on-housing-for-homeless-vets D.C. Breaks Ground on Housing for Homeless Vets Alexander Walter 2014-11-11T15:14:00-05:00 >2014-11-20T20:16:46-05:00
The John and Jill Ker Conway Residence is a 124-unit apartment building designed by Sorg Architects. The $33 million building is a striking stack of white, metal-paneled blocks, staggered with views facing the Capitol and the Mall. What makes the building truly distinctive, though, is that the space enables case managers and social workers to work onsite with veterans in tandem with the D.C. VA Medical Center. Sixty units will be set aside permanently for homeless veterans [...].

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Continium. Cube. Columbus. What sounds like characters in a comic book series is really the three defining components in "C-City", a new museum district located at the entrance into the Dutch-German border town of Kerkrade. Designed by Rotterdam-based Shift Architecture Urbanism, the €20.5 million project recently broke ground and is currently scheduled to open by the end of 2015.

C-City will bring technology, science, and design in one integrated museum district. Next to the existing Discovery Centre Continium will be the C-Square, a sunken-square space for student labs, restaurants, and other public amenities. C-Square will also serve as an underground pathway landscape that connects all of C-City's facilities.

The Continium will also be joined by the Cube and Columbus buildings. The Cube will house The Netherland's first design museum whereas Columbus was designed as an inverse planetarium theater — making it the first building of its kind in Europe. In addition to the museum gall...
 http://archinect.com/news/article/100729279/daniel-libeskind-s-60-story-century-spire-breaks-ground-in-metro-manila-philippines Daniel Libeskind's 60-story Century Spire breaks ground in Metro Manila, Philippines Justine Testado 2014-05-30T20:51:00-04:00 >2014-07-16T21:24:09-04:00
Daniel Libeskind is at it again with the recent unveiling and groundbreaking of Century Spire, a 60-story tower that will be built in the city of Makati in Manila, Philippines. Showrooms officially opened on May 28, and Libeskind joined Century Properties and Armani/Casa officials at the groundbreaking and ribbon-cutting. The tower is scheduled for completion in 2018.

Daniel Libeskind collaborated with Robbie Antonio of major Philippine real estate firm Century Properties Group and Giorgio Armani's Armani/Casa Interior Design Studio in designing the office and residential tower — which they all believe will reshape Metro Manila's skyline (It sure will...)

So, Archinecters, any thoughts on Libeskind's latest project? (I know you do). Feel free to share them in the comments below.
 http://archinect.com/news/article/100707493/new-u-s-embassy-in-the-hague-netherlands-breaks-ground New U.S. Embassy in The Hague, Netherlands breaks ground Justine Testado 2014-05-30T13:49:00-04:00 >2014-05-30T13:51:02-04:00
Over in The Hague in The Netherlands, the U.S. Department of State's Bureau of Overseas Buildings Operations (OBO) celebrated the groundbreaking of the new U.S. Embassy earlier this week. Located on a 10-acre site in the Wassenaar municipality, some features of the $206 million project will include a chancery office building, a U.S. Marine Corps residence, a utility building, and multiple access pavilions.

Moore Ruble Yudell Architects & Planners of Santa Monica, CA will be project architect with Caddell Construction Company of Montgomery, AL for construction.

Find more about the project on Bustler.
 http://archinect.com/news/article/96044764/new-york-s-hudson-yards-starts-next-phase-as-deck-begins New York's Hudson Yards Starts Next Phase as Deck Begins Alexander Walter 2014-03-19T20:36:00-04:00 >2014-03-25T00:25:30-04:00
Hudson Yards, the $20 billion Related Cos. development on Manhattan's far west side, is taking a key step forward as work begins on a platform over the area's rail depot designed to support three skyscrapers. [...] Building the 37,000-ton platform enables the start of almost 6 million square feet (560,000 square meters) of construction on the eastern half of the 26-acre (11-hectare) yards, said Stephen Ross, the New York-based developer's chairman and founder.

<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.0 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-html40/loose.dtd"> <meta> http://archinect.com/news/article/86471663/kierantimberlake-s-u-s-embassy-in-london-celebrates-groundbreaking KieranTimberlake's U.S. Embassy in London celebrates groundbreaking Justine Testado 2013-11-13T20:35:00-05:00 >2013-11-18T21:33:11-05:00
The U.S. Department of State - Bureau of Overseas Buildings Operations announced the groundbreaking of the KieranTimberlake-designed U.S. Embassy in London on Nov. 13. KieranTimberlake of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania was named as the project architect after winning the Department of State competition back in 2010.

 To see previous news posts about the U.S. Embassy in London project, click here.
 http://archinect.com/news/article/86073205/reiser-umemoto-announces-groundbreaking-of-kaohsiung-port-terminal Reiser + Umemoto announces groundbreaking of Kaohsiung Port Terminal Justine Testado 2013-11-08T15:47:00-05:00 >2013-11-11T23:30:49-05:00
After two years of planning, Reiser + Umemoto announced the groundbreaking of the Kaohsiung Port Terminal happening this month in the city of Kaohsiung, Taiwan. The architecture firm won the 2010 international competition to design the cruise ship terminal and port service center. Reiser + Umemoto also celebrated the groundbreaking of another major Taiwanese development they won, the Taipei Pop Music Center, on June 19, 2013.

<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.0 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-html40/loose.dtd"> <meta> http://archinect.com/news/article/85923793/saa-and-benoy-reveal-design-for-changi-airport-terminal-4-in-singapore SAA and Benoy reveal design for Changi Airport Terminal 4 in Singapore Justine Testado 2013-11-06T17:31:00-05:00 >2013-11-06T19:45:26-05:00
SAA Architects from Singapore and UK-based Benoy unveiled the design concept for the Changi Airport Terminal 4 during the T4 groundbreaking ceremony on Nov. 5. SAA won the commission from the Changi Airport Group back in mid-February 2013.

<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.0 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-html40/loose.dtd"> <meta> http://archinect.com/news/article/78227053/nyc-mayor-bloomberg-breaks-ground-on-west-8-designed-the-hills-project-at-governors-island NYC Mayor Bloomberg Breaks Ground on West 8-Designed 'The Hills' Project at Governors Island Alexander Walter 2013-07-29T17:51:00-04:00 >2013-08-05T19:48:04-04:00
Last week Friday, New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg broke ground on The Hills, a new public park land on Governors Island designed by Rotterdam-based landscape architects West 8. Made of recycled construction and fill materials, The Hills will rise 34 to 90 feet above sea level, and the summit of the tallest Hill will provide visitors with a 360-degree panorama of the Statue of Liberty, New York Harbor and the Lower Manhattan skyline.

<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.0 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-html40/loose.dtd"> <meta> http://archinect.com/news/article/74509254/schmidt-hammer-lassen-breaks-ground-on-green-valley-project-in-shanghai schmidt hammer lassen Breaks Ground on Green Valley Project in Shanghai Alexander Walter 2013-06-03T14:33:00-04:00 >2013-06-04T01:05:18-04:00
Danish schmidt hammer lassen architects together with local architects East China Architecture and Design Institute, and Shanghai Expo Construction Development Company last week celebrated the ground breaking for, and start of construction of, the new Green Valley project on the site of the former 2010 Shanghai Expo.

<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.0 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-html40/loose.dtd"> <meta> http://archinect.com/news/article/71506057/big-s-marknagil-education-center-breaks-ground-on-faroe-islands BIG's Marknagil Education Center Breaks Ground on Faroe Islands Alexander Walter 2013-04-18T21:31:00-04:00 >2013-04-22T18:27:19-04:00
It seems to be big groundbreaking week for Danish firms right now: yesterday we reported about schmidt hammer lassen architects kicking off construction of their enormous International Criminal Court campus in The Hague, The Netherlands, and now we're also hearing of BIG breaking ground on the Marknagil Education Center—soon to become the biggest building on the Faroe Islands.

 Together with local architects Fuglark and a team of consultants, BIG had won the competition for the 19,200 sqm / 206,667 sq ft educational facility back in 2009.
 http://archinect.com/news/article/71430848/schmidt-hammer-lassen-designed-international-criminal-court-breaks-ground-in-the-hague schmidt hammer lassen-Designed International Criminal Court Breaks Ground in The Hague Alexander Walter 2013-04-17T18:47:00-04:00 >2013-04-22T18:25:53-04:00
The groundbreaking ceremony for the first permanent premises of the International Criminal Court [...] took place yesterday, April 16, in The Hague, The Netherlands. The 54,500 sqm / 586,633 sq ft building complex designed by Danish schmidt hammer lassen architects is expected to be completed in the summer of 2015.

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 Construction has begun on a new Tasting Room for Sokol Blosser Winery in the Willamette Valley wine region. Designed by Brad Cloepfil, founding principal of Allied Works Architecture, the new building will provide a range of spaces for sampling Sokol Bosser's wines and viewing their Yamhill County estate. One of the founders of Oregon's wine making industry, the Sokol Blosser family has been producing Pinot Noir, Pinot Gris and other varietals since 1978.

 In 2012, the winery commissioned Allied Works to develop a master plan and design a new tasting room and event space that would be the showpiece of the 100-acre estate. The project will be the first to bring internationally-recognized, contemporary architecture to the heart of the Oregon wine country.

 Commenting on the new building, founder Susan Sokol Blosser stated, "In 1977, when we built the first tasting room in the state, we chose John Storrs, the most celebrated Oregon architect of the time. Thirty-five years lat...
 http://archinect.com/news/article/66643308/construction-begin-on-zaha-s-softbridge-building-at-oxford-university Construction begin on Zaha's Softbridge Building at Oxford University Archinect 2013-01-31T16:33:00-05:00 >2013-02-04T20:12:09-05:00
 Zaha Hadid visited Oxford to celebrate the start of construction works at St Antony's College.

 Dubbed the 'Softbridge', the new building will be known as the The Investcorp Building on completion in the summer of 2014.

 The building has been made possible through a generous donation of £11 million funded by the international alternative asset management firm, Investcorp. The guest of honour at the ground-breaking ceremony was Investcorp's Executive Chairman and CEO, Mr Nemir Kirdar.

 The three-storey Softbridge building will form a suspended 'bridge' between numbers 66 and 68 Woodstock Road and provides 1,200 square metres of floor-space. Its new lecture theatre, replacing the cramped rooms where public seminars are currently held, offers 125 seats and disabled access. The building will also house a new library and purpose-built archive facility, doubling the amount of space currently available.

 Mr Nemir Kirdar said: 'Investcorp was founded to create a bridge betwee...
 http://archinect.com/news/article/60053501/aarvli-resort-by-serie-architects-starts-construction-in-goa-india Aarvli Resort by Serie Architects Starts Construction in Goa, India Alexander Walter 2012-10-25T19:57:00-04:00 >2012-10-29T23:34:37-04:00
London/Mumbai-based firm Serie Architects has shared with us their latest project, Aarvli Resort, which just broke ground in India. Completion of the proposed eco-resort is scheduled for late 2013.

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President Obama will speak at the official groundbreaking next week for the Smithsonian's new African American history museum in Washington, museum officials announced. The National Museum of African American History and Culture will be situated on the National Mall and is expected to be completed by 2015 at an estimated price cost of $500 million, half of which is expected to be paid by the government.

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Facing South Florida With Jim DeFede
Facing South Florida: Police Officers Fired
In this special edition of Facing South Florida, the Fort Lauderdale Police Chief and the Mayor of Fort Lauderdale speak out live for the first time since ther announcement two days prior that four officers had been removed from the force for racist behavior.
Facing South Florida: One-on-One with Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz
Jim goes one-on-one with the congresswoman days after her announcement that she will not run for the U.S. Senate in 2016 and instead will seek re-election to her seat in the U.S. House. The two also discuss the 2016 presidential election, specifically Hillary & Jeb. They also touch on international topics including Netanyahu's re-election and U-S-Israeli relations, Iran nukes and the historic change in U.S.-Cuba relations.
Facing South Florida: Dawg Fight
"Dawg Fight", a revealing look at South Florida's underground world of backyard fighting had its world premiere this week at the Miami International Film Festival. This documentary is the latest work of Billy Corben, who also directed such notables as "Cocaine Cowboys" and "The U". "Dawg Fight" gives viewers a glimpse of Miami-Dade County they've likely never seen before. Corben gives Jim an inside look on what that world is all about.
Facing South Florida: Where's My Tax Refund?
With one month to go before "tax day", taxpayers have more to worry about than getting their return filed on time—including a shortage of workers at the IRS could slow down getting that much-needed refund. Jim flushes out the role politics plays with the IRS with a local professor. Jim also looks at a free way people in South Florida can help avoid becoming a tax identity theft victim, at a time when tax refund thefts have never been higher.
Facing South Florida: Police In-Custody Death
The Coconut Creek Police Department has been in the spotlight this week over the circumstances surrounding the in-custody death of a suspect and the department's reluctance to talk about exactly what happened.
Facing South Florida: FSA Testing Trouble
Officials say Florida students have finally been able to take the FSA, the state's new standardized test.
Facing South Florida: CPAC
The 2016 presidential elections are still 21 months away, but a key first test for Republicans took place this week near Washington, DC. CPAC is the largest conservative gathering of the year, and Florida's Marco Rubio and Jeb Bush were among the speakers. Jim analyzes what they and other conservative Republicans had to say with Miami Herald Political Writer Patricia Mazzei.
Facing South Florida: The State of Miami-Dade County
Miami-Dade Mayor Carlos Gimenez gave his annual address this week. We hear what he has to say and Jim sits down with Miami-Dade School Board member Raquel Regalado for her take on the state of Miami-Dade County.
Facing South Florida: 2015 Florida Legislative Session Preview
State lawmakers convene the 60-day 2015 Florida Legislative Session on March 3rd. Jim sits down with State Senator Chris Smith (D-Broward) and State Representative Erik Fressen (R-Miami-Dade) for a preview of what might transpire in Tallahassee.
Facing South Florida: One-on-One with Mayor Carlos Gimenez
Jim Sits down with Miami-Dade County Mayor Carlos Gimenez for a special half-hour to cover a variety of topics. During the one-on-one interview Jim and the Mayor discuss, among other things, the Mayor's plans for the Liberty Square Housing Projects, his plans for the proposed Miami Skyrise tower, and Donald Trump's recent comments about Crandon Park. Jim and Mayor Gimenez also talk about the fallout from Jim's CBS4 investigation into the recent death of transit bus driver Laquita Alvin, who was killed by her own "runaway bus", specifically the investigation the county has now launched to look into it.


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EJBCLIENT-83 EJBClient.asynchronous(T proxy) doesn't return an asynchronous proxy EJBCLIENT-51 EJB client context identifier not attached to proxies created via calls to "create..." methods on EJB home views EJBCLIENT-70 EJB client context identifier not attached to proxies returned by calls to finder methods and getEJBHome method EJBCLIENT-125 TransactionInterceptor registers new XAResource for each bean method invocation in server transaction context EJBCLIENT-42 Remote EJB receiver does not implement cancelInvocation EJBCLIENT-7 Provide "oneWay", a way to indicate that the caller does not care about an asynchronous result EJBCLIENT-14 Add UserTransaction create method which accepts multiple proxies EJBCLIENT-131 (WFLY-3266) If large parameters are given to an EJB method invocation the client show a EJBCLIENT000032 Exception - the OutOfMemoryError is swallowed EJBCLIENT-113 (6.4.0) If large parameters are given to an EJB method invocation the client show a EJBCLIENT000032 Exception - the OutOfMemoryError is swallowed
Method isDone() does not return true after call of cancel method() on Future object bound to call of EJB asynchronous method.
Please check my test:
It's against documentation of cancel method (http://docs.oracle.com/javase/6/docs/api/java/util/concurrent/Future.html#cancel%28boolean%29) where is said:
"After this method returns, subsequent calls to isDone() will always return true. Subsequent calls to isCancelled() will always return true if this method returned true."
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Looking at the test and the code, this is a EJB client API implementation issue. Stuart, I'll assign this to myself, if you haven't started any work on this.
By the way, here's a working testcase https://github.com/jbossas/jboss-ejb-client/blob/1.0/src/test/java/org/jboss/ejb/client/test/async/AsyncInvocationTestCase.java#L100 which tests this fix.
Yes of course. It's this one:
I hope that I didn't understand the meaning the specification in the api incorrectly.
Are you sure it's failing on:
and not on:
Assert.assertFalse(future.isCancelled()); // it was not cancelled
The isCancelled() return value depends on what was returned by future.cancel().
I tried it once again and the test is really failing on
And yes, I understand that isCancelled() returns value in dependency on future.cancel(). In this case I supposed that it has to be false because it can't happen that the canceling (future.cancel()) would be successful. The future call is still in process of invocation.
I just had a look at that test and there are 2 issues there:
1) The test is using a (no-interface) local view of the bean to invoke the async method, which means EJB (remote) client API plays no role here.
2) The server side implementation of the Future instance returned for the async invocation has a bug in the isDone() method since it doesn't honour the requirements set by the isDone() javadoc about always returning true after the cancel() is invoked.
Please file a AS7 JIRA for the second issue and add a reference to this comment. As for #1, let the current test stay, since it exposed the bug in the AS7 side. But also please add a new test which uses a remote view to do an async invocation.
I'll close this JIRA as resolved.


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