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The next time there is any major infrastructure development work for a big project such as the Chennai Metro Rail on any of the city's arterial roads, traffic flow may be managed in a better way. The Transport engineering students of Anna University are studying the metro rail project's impact on vehicular movement.
One of the aims of the study is to suggest the roads where traffic can be diverted to during such big projects.
The students have chosen E.V.R. Salai to study the ongoing Metro Rail work A simulation software is being used for this. The study has found that the speed of vehicles had come down by up to 20 per cent. "We have completed nearly 70 per cent of the research. Once it is completed, we will submit it to the State government," said Professor K Gunasekaran, of Transport Engineering Department of Anna University.
The study is headed by Mr.Gunasekaran and involves two Ph.D. students and three students pursuing Masters in Engineering (Transport).
The team spent nearly eight hours on E.V.R. Salai every day for an entire week. "They studied and compared the breadth and width of the road, number of vehicles plying on the road, their approximate speed both before and after the work began. It was mathematically calculated and then the same data was fed into the software for validation. The only difference is that earlier we could not see the results visually, but now with the software, this too is possible," said Mr.Gunasekaran.
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The team will also be studying the rate of accidents on the stretch, Apart from the speed the students are also in the process of collecting details, including number of road accidents that occurred on a particular stretch before work began and also during time of construction. "We will also be researching traffic delay, alternate queuing and additional time spent on road, "said Mr.Gunasekaran.
The findings can be used for traffic planning whenever major infrastructure works are carried out in the city in future. "Metro Rail is merely the first of many major infrastructure projects. The findings can be used for predicting the traffic problems when mono rail or similar projects are being carried out," he said.
The software was displayed at one of the stalls at the University as part of the Technology Day celebrations organised by the Centre for Technology Development and Transfer and Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce and Industry in the city on Friday. The study has to be carried out for a period of a year.
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Caraviello: Earnhardt crash left RCR an organization forever changed
February 16, 2011, David Caraviello, NASCAR.com
In the immediate aftermath, Richard Childress thought about quitting. He had been in the business forever, first as a driver and then as a car owner, and it was the only way of life he had ever known. Now his best friend was gone, killed on the final lap of the Daytona 500, and one of the closest relationships in the NASCAR garage area had been severed without either man getting the chance to say goodbye. Carry on without Dale Earnhardt? As he stood on the dock behind Bill France Jr.'s house in Daytona Beach on the Tuesday after the crash, the very idea seemed unthinkable. And then he remembered New Mexico. They had been off hunting, of course, traversing some high desert ridgeline on horseback, the man behind holding the tail of the horse in front of him, as they had been taught to do in such situations. Earnhardt's horse stepped on a patch of ice, slipped, reared up. Childress, holding the startled animal's tail, was pulled off his mount. Fortunately, trees broke his fall. He had been lucky. "It could have been bad," the car owner recalled. But it wasn't, and they laughed about it and called it the great horse wreck, and cracked open a few adult beverages around the campfire that night. Still, the incident stuck with Childress. "Dale, you know if I'd have gotten killed on that mountain today, you'd have to race Phoenix," he told his friend, referring to the next event on the schedule. They looked at each other. "If it ever happens to me," Earnhardt responded, "you better race." There was something about the tone, a steeliness to it, that would resonate with the car owner even years later. And suddenly, there was only one real option. Move forward. "That helped make it a lot easier," Childress said. Earnhardt's death, which occurred a decade ago Friday, reverberated all across the country, from the hearts of clock-punching race fans to the walls of NASCAR's executive offices. For the race team he owned, Dale Earnhardt Inc., it left a void that would never be filled. But perhaps nowhere was his loss more acutely felt than within Richard Childress Racing, a homey operation located off the beaten path in Welcome, N.C., where the man in black had won six championships and evolved into an icon. Earnhardt and his No. 3 car had come to define RCR, and when they both veered into the fourth-turn wall on that terrible day in Daytona, one of the sport's most storied and successful organizations was suddenly cast adrift. Childress would carry on, but his team would be forever changed. The recovery would be long and painful, full of moments where RCR employees had to put their heads down and work just to get through, where they used racing as a way to get past the sadness, where they did what had to be done so the organization would survive. There would be severe aftereffects -- the years immediately following were lean ones for RCR, as Childress shuffled his driver lineup and even brought on an outside investor to help shore up the company. Without Earnhardt the team endured a roller-coaster existence, promising highs followed by deflating lows, until reestablishing itself as a championship contender behind flagship driver Kevin Harvick last season. In those first few hours afterward, though, it all seemed too much to take on. But those who knew Childress, who knew that he'd show up in the shop even on weekends to just check his mail, knew quitting was never really an option. "You knew that wasn't going to happen," said Mike Dillon, as former RCR driver who is now the organization's general manager. "We had to come do our job. Richard would have you in there doing your work. We'd be in there doing our jobs ready to go racing, and just be there whenever he needed something, whatever direction he wanted to head. We knew he wasn't going to [quit]. That's just not him. He's not a quitter. He's never going to quit." And yet, to say the rebuilding was a wearying endeavor is an understatement. The Wednesday after Earnhardt's crash, Childress made the decision to put Harvick behind the wheel of the Intimidator's old car, which would be renumbered as No. 29. Later Childress would be asked why he didn't choose something with more symbolism -- say, a 37, combining Earnhardt's old car number with his number of titles -- but in the rush to get to the next race in Rockingham, N.C., he had simply taken the first number available on NASCAR's list. Harvick was an up-and-comer, with three wins on the Busch Series the season before, and was slated to drive seven Cup events that season in a No. 30 car backed by America Online. He had also been the primary test driver for Earnhardt's No. 3. To Childress, he was the natural selection. For Harvick, it all unfolded so fast. He found out Wednesday of that week he would be Earnhardt's successor. The next day was the public funeral at Calvary Church in Charlotte. Friday he was in the car at Rockingham, and he finished 14th in the rain-delayed event. As soon as it ended he left for Las Vegas, where he married his fiancé, DeLana. There he earned his first top-10 finish, and a week later at Atlanta earned his first victory in a performance that left members of his crew weeping. "There wasn't really a whole lot of time to reflect on things that were happening or were going on or anything like that," Harvick remembered. "They kept me so guarded and so busy in that first year, and really all I had to do was show up and get in the car. Everybody else was confused and devastated, whatever word you want to put on that. It was just such a confusing time for everyone emotionally that you just had to go out and try to do your thing." Harvick knew Earnhardt, to be certain, but they weren't exactly close. "Christmas parties, at the track briefly, here and there," is how he characterized his relationship with the Intimidator. Still, the aftermath of Earnhardt's death was as trying for Harvick as for anyone, albeit for different reasons. Nothing about the way Earnhardt drove or liked his car set up meshed with what Harvick wanted, and the adaptation process could be a frustrating one for both the old No. 3 crew and their new driver. Then there was the whole issue of replacing an icon, of Harvick feeling the pressure to be something he wasn't. For years he lobbied Childress to change the sponsor and the car color -- which the next year would become more silver than black -- to create some space between him and the man he had succeeded. "In the beginning, I just really didn't understand it all, and it was just a defense more than it was not wanting to have to live up to those same rules," Harvick said. "You didn't want to have to be that person. I was always myself, and always wanted to be who I was and handle things the way I thought were right. And that's how I grew up, with things being handled the way I wanted to handle them, and you learn from your mistakes and you move on. This particular situation, you get in and it's supposed to be this way, and everyone wanted it to be like it was. I didn't, and I didn't like that. I just didn't feel comfortable." It was a situation where he did what he had to do for the sake of the company. Through time, though, Harvick's own identity began to break through. He won twice that first season, proving he had the chops to race at NASCAR's highest level. Eventually the colors of Goodwrench, Earnhardt's longtime sponsor, would be replaced by the bright yellow of Shell/Pennzoil, further distancing Harvick from his predecessor. In 2007 he won the Daytona 500, after which he finally began to feel secure about his own accomplishments. In the heat of last year's championship race, when so many of the old Earnhardt fans emerged to cheer for him, he at last fully embraced his connection to the driver he had replaced. He's comfortable enough now that with new sponsor Budweiser, his car is once again painted black. "I just feel like the grounds that we've laid out for ourselves, DeLana and I, and at RCR, we've kind of done it our way," said Harvick, who also owns his own race team that's successful on the Nationwide and Camping World Truck circuits. "... Comparisons are compliments to things you've been able to accomplish on and off the race track, as a driver and as an owner. Ironically enough, there are a lot of similarities [to Earnhardt] as to the way that things have all laid out, with owning the race teams and the car, but we're fortunate to have had the success to back up our own name and do things out own way." But that 2001 season, where Harvick won twice and compiled 16 top-10s despite stepping into an unfamiliar car amid such crushing circumstances, remain an achievement unto itself. "I don't know of many veterans, or many people who could have stepped into that car and been mentally capable of doing what he did as a young man, as he was in those days," Childress said. Even Dale Earnhardt Jr. was impressed. "He came into that deal with an incredible attitude, and he couldn't have handled it any better than he did," he said of Harvick. "He was successful in his right, because his own personality, which was awesome under the circumstances. ... I think he exceeded -- I know he did for me -- I think he exceeded everyone's expectations of him as a driver in his career. Especially being thrown into that situation, how would he handle it, and cope, and grow." For RCR, it was the first step down the path toward the new normal, one that no longer would include Earnhardt, but would always feature memories of him. Childress' race team, which placed all three of its drivers in the year-end playoff last season, is once again successful and vying for championships, although the organization is still seeking its first on the Cup level since Earnhardt's last in 1994. Childress, with a stable expanded to four cars and two grandsons getting into the business, seems as energized as ever. Clearly, moving on after Earnhardt's accident was the right thing to do. But there are still times when it can be difficult, when the painful memories try to elbow their way in. Whenever he drives into Daytona International Speedway, Childress looks over to Turn 4, where he lost not only Earnhardt but friend Neil Bonnett. Sometimes he says a prayer. He tries to block the events of Feb. 18, 2001, out of his mind as much as possible. He's enough of a gentleman that if you ask him a question about that day, he'll give you an answer. But otherwise, he tries not to dwell on it. "What gets me through," he said, "is remembering all the good times and the great times and the fun times I had with Dale Earnhardt." The opinions expressed are solely those of the writer.'More comfortable'
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Did anyone really think that Focus on the Family chieftain James Dobson wouldn't back the Republican ticket this fall? Doubt it -- but Dobson managed to keep his name in the press for months pretending to be non-commital while acting as partisan as any delegate at the ongoing Republican National Convention. In June, he attacked Democratic nominee Barack Obama for allegedly "dragging Biblical understanding through the gutter" -- a claim Fox Newser Bill O'Reilly and his ilk were happy to publicize . Then, the next month, he said he wasn't endorsing presumptive nominee John McCain yet, but he could imagine doing so in the future . You coy devil, you. No need to imagine now. Dobson's currently a scout leader in the Republican camp -- and it's all because of vice presidential nominee Sarah Palin.
Today, the home page of CitizenLink.org, Focus' political arm, sports a video about a pro-life meeting at the RNC featuring a clip of conservative icon Phyllis Schlafly and comments from the Free Market Foundation's Kelly Shackleford boasting that the Republicans' platform plank regarding opposition to abortion is the strongest in the party's history. And while the report takes a minor swipe at McCain, claiming he actually preferred softer anti-abortion language, two press releases make it clear where Dobson's heart lies. Here's the first, an August 29 offering found under the headline "Dr. James Dobson: McCain's Choice of Palin 'Outstanding'":
Colorado Springs, Colo. – Focus on the Family Action founder and chairman James C. Dobson, Ph.D., issued the following statement today after learning that Sen. John McCain, the presumptive GOP presidential nominee, had selected Sarah Palin as his vice-presidential running mate. Dr. Dobson will further discuss McCain's pick tonight at 9 p.m. ET on Fox News Channel's Hannity & Colmes. "Sen. McCain's selection of Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin is an outstanding choice that should be extremely reassuring to the conservative base of his party. She is a strong executive who hates corruption and puts principle above politics. After floating the names of Tom Ridge and Sen. Joe Lieberman in recent weeks – selections that would have created consternation among pro-family Republicans – Sen. McCain has chosen a solid conservative who has a reputation for espousing common sense. "Gov. Palin's commitment to the sanctity of life is not just a political position. She was advised to abort her fifth and youngest child when it was learned he had Down syndrome. She refused. That's bravery and integrity in action. "Gov. Palin's views align with Sen. McCain's own stated position that human life is precious and must be protected – and that gives us confidence he will keep his pledges to voters regarding the kinds of justices he would nominate to the Supreme Court and the way he would conduct our nation's domestic and international affairs. This selection by Sen. McCain is a very encouraging sign for his campaign."
In addition, the site features a second press release, " Dr. James Dobson: The Palins Are in My Prayers ," released on September 2, after the revelation that Palin's teenage daughter Bristol is in the family way:
Colorado Springs, Colo. – James C. Dobson, Ph.D., issued the following statement today in the wake of media reports that Bristol Palin, 17-year-old daughter of Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin, is pregnant. "In the 32-year history of Focus on the Family, we have offered prayer, counseling and resource assistance to tens of thousands of parents and children in the same situation the Palins are now facing. We have always encouraged the parents to love and support their children and always advised the girls to see their pregnancies through, even though there will of course be challenges along the way. That is what the Palins are doing, and they should be commended once again for not just talking about their pro-life and pro-family values, but living them out even in the midst of trying circumstances. "Being a Christian does not mean you're perfect. Nor does it mean your children are perfect. But it does mean there is forgiveness and restoration when we confess our imperfections to the Lord. I've been the beneficiary of that forgiveness and restoration in my own life countless times, as I'm sure the Palins have. "The media are already trying to spin this as evidence Gov. Palin is a 'hypocrite,' but all it really means is that she and her family are human. They are in my prayers and those of millions of Americans."
No more game-playing for J.D. He's on the McCain-Palin bandwagon now, and if the ticket is elected in November, he no doubt expects that he'll have an open invitation to the Oval Office whenever he'd like. Which is what he's wanted all along. -- Michael Roberts
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At 99th Commencement, College awards diplomas to 667 [5/23/10] Under a blue sky on a perfect spring morning, the College awarded degrees to 624 members of the Class of 2010, 34 students in Skidmores University Without Walls and 9 masters students. Read More. |
Improved financial outlook enables College to avoid layoffs[2/1/10] Pointing at a number of ways in which the College's financial outlook has improved, President Glotzbach has announced that no non-voluntary reductions in force among the College's full-time employees will be necessary to achieve a balanced budget in the new fiscal year beginning June 1. Read More. |
Meeting set to plan Skidmore's response to crisis in Haiti[1/25/10] How can Skidmore respond effectively as a community to the crisis in Haiti? Join the discussion at a meeting Tuesday, Jan. 26, at 2:15 in the Intercultural Center to learn what people already are doing and explore how the Skidmore community can focus its energies. Read More. |
Local media report on reduction in force [12/1/09] Capital District news media have reported that the College is projecting a reduction in force of between 30 and 70 staff jobs to begin in February. This projection is the same that President Philip A. Glotzbach has reported at several community meetings through the fall. Read More. |
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The Links between Religion and IntoleranceYossi NehushtanKeele University - School of Law May 13, 2011 Philosophy and Theology, Vol. 23, No. 1, pp. 91-132, 2011 Abstract: This paper explores two main arguments. The first argument is that religious persons - because they are religious persons - are likely to be more intolerant than non-religious persons. This argument is supported by decisive empirical evidence. The second argument is that there are meaningful, clear and unique theoretical links between religion, or, more precisely, certain types of religion, and intolerance. It is submitted that the special links between religion and intolerance are the result of seven characteristics of religion which are specified in the paper. Both arguments should encourage us to re-evaluate the proper place that religion should have in the legal and political sphere. Number of Pages in PDF File: 42 Keywords: religion, tolerance, intolerance Date posted: May 25, 2011 ; Last revised: September 16, 2012Suggested CitationContact Information
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L'acquisition des Catégories Fonctionnelles. Étude comparative du développement du DP français chez des enfants et des apprenants adultes
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This thesis deals with the development of the DP (the Determiner Phrase) in bilingual first (2L1) and in adult second (L2) language acquisition of French. The thesis shows that the children and the adult Swedish learners acquire syntactic categories differently: the children follow a structural economy principle in positing as small categories as possible (Rizzi, 1998). The adult learners aim to establish as few different categories as possible, which leads them to larger syntactic categories. Both principles are claimed to be part of the Universal Grammar (UG). The empirical part contains three interrelated analyses. The first analysis deals with the omissions of determiners and investigates the status of early Functional Categories (FCs). The children and the adults differ with respect to the underlying grammar of DPs at the initial state: only the children go through a stage where determiners are generally absent and only in the children is there a correlation between suppliance of determiners and linguistic development. The results speak against theories in L2 where an initial absence of FCs is postulated. Moreover, we find only a weak correlation between the omission of determiners, Null Subjects and Root infinitives in 2L1. The independent development of DP and CP is compatible with a structural economy approach to omissions but seems to speak against underspecification accounts that predict a parallel development of DP and CP. The second analysis deals with the syntactic status of the definite article, a clitic head (X0). Data from elision and incorporation are used for the analysis. Following our main hypotheses, the syntactic "lightness" of the clitic definite article predicts different acquisition patterns in 2L1 and L2. This is borne out in the data. The children have few problems with elision and incorporation (au/du ventre) whereas the adult learners of the lowest level of development nearly never elide or incorporate with prepositions (but produce *à le/de le bar). The children rapidly perceive the grammaticalised nature of the definite article whereas the adult learners begin with a more "lexical" definite article that is subsequently grammaticalised. We argue that the children soon analyse the definite article as a head under D0 whereas the adult learners first treat the article as an inherently [+definite] XP-element in Spec-DP. The third analysis shows that the features "number" and "gender" are acquired differently: Number is accessible from an early stage whereas gender is absent at the initial state in both groups. We argue that the development of gender in 2L1 is a consequence of the clitic status of the article in combination with morphophonology of the noun. In contrast, the adult learners first use a default gender form of the article. The L2 development is lexical and item based. In conclusion, the main results are accounted for if we assume that 2L1 and adult L2 acquisition are guided by the two different principles of UG mentioned. This difference has consequences for the three domains studied, the structure of DP, the status of definite articles and possibly also for the development of gender.
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School:Lunds universitet
School Location:Sweden
Source Type:Doctoral Dissertation
Keywords:HUMANITIES and RELIGION; L1; 2L1; L2; DP; comparison; universal grammar; functional categories; bilingual children; adult learners; morphology; syntax; Rizzi; structural economy; categorial uniformity; transfer; definite article; elision; incorporation; maximal projections; heads; development; acquisition; French; Swedish; gender; number; agreement; triggers; French language; Franska språket
Date of Publication:01/01/2003


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Is the AK rifle the most common battle rifle in the world today?
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Yes it is. Nothing beats it overall really. Cheap, abuseable, semi accucate, tough.
The AK47 is the ultimate battle rifle. A lot of stopping power, high capacity, shoots in all conditions, easy to clean, simple to handle and as stated above cheap! All these factors and more have made it one of the most popular battle rifles ever made.
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Hello all RON L here = SERESURPLUS Yes, the AK47/74 is the most common military rifle in the world, seemed that in my 24 years of sailing around the world, (Retired squid), seems like no mater where we went the bad guys and now more recently the good guys all carried AK-47 rifles? I long for the old days like in africa, where if the guy ran off carring an AK-47, ya shot him, if he carried an FAL, he was probably OK? All fun aside, I carried the M-14 most of the active duty years the navy was not willing to give up the M-14 in Favor of the M-16, so after I retired, I shot the M1A (CIV Version M-14) against a few different AK varients, after a lot of Lay off's illness in the Family and retirement, I now only own the Maadi, (Egypt copy of AK-47), LOL Funny how it all shakes out? With my eyesite as well as th ranges I'd normally egage someone anymore, the AK is fine for my needs! Who would have thought? Carry of the weapon of my enemy? Sometimes ya gotta learn from the other side? HA HA? Funny how life turns out! I still prefer the BHP and the 1911a1, but I do carry a COM BLOC PA-63 as a lighter alternative, so I guess I've not given in to the "Dark Side" completely? LOL< Just having a bit of ful ya all!


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Fourier domain mode-locked swept source at 1050 nm based on a tapered amplifier |
Optics Express, Vol. 18, Issue 15, pp. 15820-15831 (2010)
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While swept source optical coherence tomography (OCT) in the 1050 nm range is promising for retinal imaging, there are certain challenges. Conventional semiconductor gain media have limited output power, and the performance of high-speed Fourier domain mode-locked (FDML) lasers suffers from chromatic dispersion in standard optical fiber. We developed a novel light source with a tapered amplifier as gain medium, and investigated the FDML performance comparing two fiber delay lines with different dispersion properties. We introduced an additional gain element into the resonator, and thereby achieved stable FDML operation, exploiting the full bandwidth of the tapered amplifier despite high dispersion. The light source operates at a repetition rate of 116 kHz with an effective average output power in excess of 30 mW. With a total sweep range of 70 nm, we achieved an axial resolution of 15 µm in air (~11 µm in tissue) in OCT measurements. As our work shows, tapered amplifiers are suitable gain media for swept sources at 1050 nm with increased output power, while high gain counteracts dispersion effects in an FDML laser.
OCIS Codes
(110.4500) Imaging systems : Optical coherence tomography
(140.3600) Lasers and laser optics : Lasers, tunable
(140.5960) Lasers and laser optics : Semiconductor lasers
(250.5980) Optoelectronics : Semiconductor optical amplifiers
(260.2030) Physical optics : Dispersion
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Original Manuscript: April 21, 2010
Revised Manuscript: June 28, 2010
Manuscript Accepted: June 29, 2010
Published: July 12, 2010
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Republicans lambasted the move as an undermining of the Senate's fundamental protections for the party in the minority and some said they had worked hard to prevent it. Sen. Bob Corker (R., Tenn.) said he had called Mr. Reid Wednesday evening and asked the top Democrat to hold back. Sen. John McCain (R. Ariz.) said he spent two weeks trying to work out a deal, including over an hour-long session with Mr. Reid on Wednesday.
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"The American people are deeply disturbed by this administration and the Senate," Mr. McConnell said in dodging the question. "The solution to this problem is in an election."
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Welcome to r/UploadFC!
If you're new to MMA or just want to watch the UFC from the beginning, this is the place to start.
Twice a week a new video of the UFC is posted. We're starting at UFC 1 and working our way up chronologically. The subreddit was started so that each person could watch/comment at your own pace. Please do comment, we love discussion.
April 10th Had a really busy weekend, haven't been home since Thursday. This delayed some uploads. No worries though for I will make up for it this week. I'll try to get in three events this week before the weekend.
April 12th The unaired Jeremy Horn vs. Frank Shamrock fight has been added to the UFC 17 post. The quality is not as good as other videos, but it's the best I could find. It originally didn't air on the PVP, but was later added to a compilation VHS titled The UFC: A Night of Champions.
April 25th Trying to keep a schedule of uploading a fight every Monday and Friday. Hope this works well for everyone, feedback appreciated.
UFC 19: Ultimate Young Guns (self.UploadFC)
submitted 4 years ago by [deleted]
Part 1: http://www.fileserve.com/file/uNdMqJT
Part 2: http://www.fileserve.com/file/TFJdTwa
March 5, 1999
Main Card
[–][deleted] 2 points3 points4 points 4 years ago* (1 child)
Gary Goodridge was looking pretty damn good in his striking. The problem in his fights before this is that he seems to gas and doesn't give many attempts to get off his back.
That last blow coming at the back of Robert's head was going to be brutal.
To end it all an exciting rivalry that's heating up and Tito adding fuel to the fire. I miss that Tito!
"Immediately after the victory, Ortiz shoots the double bird at the Lion's Den, then proceeds to put a shirt on that says "Guy Mezger is my bitch." While they're showing replays of the finish, you can hear Ken Shamrock screaming at Tito to "Take off the f'ing shirt" and a few other choice comments. When they're done with the replays, Shamrock is hanging over the top of the Octagon with his finger in Ortiz's face until Big John lifts Tito up and out of the way.
In contrast, Ortiz is very polite at the first of his post fight interview, saying how tough Mezger was and what a good fighter he is. Then he follows that up with saying that if he were Ken Shamrock, he'd be upset too since his two top fighters just got schooled by Tito."
Full article: http://www.411mania.com/MMA/video_reviews/61855/HIstory-of-the-UFC-10.22.07:-UFC-XIX:-Ultimate-Young-Guns.htm
[–]pape41 1 point2 points3 points 4 years ago (0 children)
I loved that last scene with Tito - really fun to watch!
And DAE get annoyed as hell by the Ken Shamrocks commercials where he, at this time a WWF "fighter", always stated that back in the days, when he fought in the Octagen, those were the toughest days of the UFC?
[–]sohcaht0a 1 point2 points3 points 4 years ago (0 children)
"Ultimate Young Guns". I love these old titles.
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