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The Downtown Gallery is pleased to announce the exhibition "Don't Mention It" featuring artwork by Dana Depew, Liz Maugans and Joel Ross.
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Joel Ross is an artist living in rural east central Illinois. He is represented by Monique Meloche Gallery in Chicago.
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Joel received his M.F.A. from Cranbrook Academy of Art in 1992 and his B.F.A. from Tufts University in 1990. He received a discharge from the United States Marine Corps in 1984. He was born in Port Arthur, Texas, in 1966. He is currently an assistant professor in the School of Art and Design at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign and lives in a farmhouse with his wife and two daughters.
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Liz Maugans is one of Zygote Press' cofounders and has been the managing director since 1995. She is a native of Lakewood, Ohio, and received her B.F.A. from Kent State University. She received her M.F.A. in printmaking from Cranbrook Academy of Art in Bloomfield Hills, Mich. She teaches drawing and printmaking at the Cleveland Institute of Art and Lorain County Community College. She has taught at several of the local universities including Kent State University and Cuyahoga Community College (Metro). She has exhibited her work nationally and is in several collections including B.F. Goodrich Collection, The Print Club of Albany and The Vern Riffe Center for Government and the Arts. She received an Individual Artist Grant (Excellence Award) in 2000 from the Ohio Arts Council and several other project grants (Artist in Communities Grant, Project Grant - Reverend Albert Wagner portfolio) from the Ohio Arts Council and The Cleveland Collective. She has curated several shows at Heights Arts, Cleveland Artist Foundation (Print Biennials), Cuyahoga Community College and Zygote Press. She is married to John Bando and has three children.
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The restless Universe introduces you to major achievements and figures in the history...
The restless Universe introduces you to major achievements and figures in the history of physics, from Copernicus to Einstein and beyond. The route from classical to quantum physics will be laid out for you without recourse to challenging mathematics but with the fundamental features of theories and discoveries described in sufficient detail to whet your appetite for further physics study.
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- explain the meaning of all the emboldened terms introduced in this unit;
- explain what is meant by a physical world-view and describe some of the major world-views that have emerged during the evolution of physics;
- describe some of the major concepts of physics, give brief biographical sketches of some of the major contributors to the development of physics and name some of the major events that have helped to shape the subject;
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- 1 Physics and the physical world
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- 2.2 The clockwork Universe
- 2.3 The irreversible Universe
- 2.4 The intangible Universe
- 2.5 The uncertain Universe
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- 3 Appendix: Some highlights of physics
- 4 Suggestions for further reading
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"We are in favour of a greater role to States in decision-making and greater consultation with States even on issues like external affairs, as border States have their own concerns," BJP national spokesperson Nirmala Sitharaman said, when the party's reaction was sought to the point made in the MDMK manifesto.
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INDIANAPOLIS – Troy Kropog rose before 6 a.m. Wednesday in Nashville, Tenn., and drove the five hours to central Indiana.
Before noon, the offensive tackle from Tulane checked in at the Crowne Plaza hotel and almost immediately got on a small bus that took him to a hospital, where he underwent an EKG and chest X-rays and gave an extensive medical history.
He was back in his hotel room four hours later, attended an orientation meeting shortly thereafter and then spent three hours in a massive room with representatives from every NFL team seated at tables. Players moved from table to table being interviewed for 15 minutes at a time by teams that requested to speak to them.
"I did the speed dating last night," Connecticut running back Donald Brown quipped.
Kropog talked with eight teams before the session ended at 11 p.m. He got to sleep at midnight.
After a 5:45 a.m. wake-up call, he took a drug test. Then he had breakfast, crossed the street to Lucas Oil Stadium and endured a few more hours of doctors from every team poking and pulling on every limb, bending every joint and asking every question.
He was called back at 3 p.m. for an MRI on a place he didn't know he had an issue. Doctors wanted to run tests on one of his knees.
"They're making me nervous," Kropog said. "They're like, 'Are you sure you've never done anything here?' I'm like, 'I don't think so. Should I know something?' "
Said Tennessee running back Arian Foster: "If you didn't have something sore, you're sore now."
Some players are summoned for as many as six MRI exams and CAT scans.
"I got off easy," Kropog said.
Teams don't leave anything to chance with players in which they are about to invest, in many cases, millions of dollars.
And while the teams have been watching many of these players for almost a year, studied them on film, observed and talked to them at the lead-up to all-star games last month, the Combine is where NFL teams get down to the nitty gritty as the homestretch to April's draft commences.
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This year, 328 players are here trying to impress NFL teams enough that they improve their draft stock or get into the draft at all.
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We're considering moving from one coast to the other. We would be driving cross country in our 12 passenger van. I'm thinking of hitching a U-Haul trailer onto the back and taking what we can fit into that.
My questions are:
- What are your tips for making a long distance move on the cheap?
- What are the essentials to pack, things we shouldn't get rid of before we move? In other words, what we do absolutely have to take with us?
Midwife (CPM, LDM) and homeschooling mama to:
14yo ds 11yo dd 9yo ds and 7yo ds and 2yo ds
I'm interested too.
So, here's what we are doing... DH has gone ahead and is setting up 'home' on that end. The kids and I stayed put while he does that.
Some things are being shipped ahead (lighter things- stuffed animals that DD is super attached to, some clothes (winter gear that fits, out of season clothes we are really attached to) that sort of thing.
Other things are traveling with us (heavy wooden toys that would be REALLY expensive to ship, musical instruments, jewelry, computers.) Some baby stuff will go with us as well.
Furniture isn't invited- the cost of taking it is prohibitive. We've hit up craigslist and other free/cheap options for the immediate. I totally have a FUCHSIA sleeper sofa in perfect condition- hmm- wonder why that was never used... that DH found in a furniture store backroom super cheap. We'll use it for now, then it is going into DD's room for friends to use when they are over. It's her favorite color. :)
When I get there, I will invest in new kitchen stuff- I don't love what I have, so I've saved money just to do that there. Furniture will be upgraded from the cheap stuff to the things we really love over a period of time.
For us, it's a purge and start over approach, but it allows a lot of stability for the kids because they simply move into a new- and already furnished- home.
A year ago we moved from southern California to western Oregon. We did it by renting a u-haul, packing it to the gills and trailering DH's truck behind it and packing that to the gills. I drove up my car separately with DS and the pets. We collected our moving boxes from book stores as they are usually compact and very strong and also used our sheets and towels for packing.
For us, it turned out to be cheaper to bring our furniture that it was to buy new stuff once we settled into our new place. Our entire move cost us about $2,000. Not cheap, but we saved a ton of money by not hiring movers.
A friend recently moved and hired movers and they have pulled the ultimate scam on her- once they arrived at their destination, they said that it cost more to move than they thought and demanded more money. She couldn't pay, so they put everything in storage and won't let her have it until she pays up. Awful. This is why I'd rather just save money, put in some extra effort, and do it myself.
We moved from about 10 minutes south of you to NC last year. We got rid of all of the back yard toys. (My kids were bummed to see stuff like the playhouse, the Little Tykes car, etc go, but we knew we wouldn't have the room to store or take those.) We filled the largest storage unit with our stuff. (We emptied our house before we sold it to make it look bigger.) We rented the biggest U-haul so that we'd have extra room, just in case.
I got boxes from various liquor stores in the area. The liquor store in the Kmart plaza was much more generous than the liquor store near Target and WalMart near you. (The 1st store let me load my car up with boxes, while the 2nd store let me take 3. Uhhh... 3? Its not even worth my gas or time to drive there for 3 small boxes!) The free artsy newspaper is good for wrapping valuables. (Don't they change it on Thursdays? So maybe Wednesday evenings would be good to grab a whole bunch cause the untaken ones would just get picked up and recycled.) Big Lots will save their boxes for you, if you call in the morning and ask them to do so. The small grocery store in the regional market also has tons of empty boxes.
It is cheaper to rent a truck on a weekday vs on Saturday or Sunday. We also had a 10% off coupon for Budget trucks, which Uhaul price matched Budget's price for the truck one size down. (Budget doesn't have a truck the size of U-Haul's largest.) We paid about $1300 for the truck rental. (That included 4 days of use and about 750 miles.) Oh, and we towed our car, so the $100 for the tow dolly rental was in that price too. Gas didn't cost as much as we thought it would. Maybe $200 for the whole trip down? (Gas was also less expensive a year ago.) uhaul.com and budget.com should be able to give you an idea of rental pricing.
There's also those huge crates (Pods?) you can pack and they ship the whole thing for you to your new destination, but I think those are pretty expensive. The cost of our Uhaul plus gas and the tow dolly cost significantly less than what a family member paid for a POD a few years before, and they still got a moving truck for stuff that didn't fit in the POD.
We boxed everything ourselves, and we and some friends helped us pack the truck (and unload it when we got down here).
We kept practically all of our furniture. Everything was 5 years old or newer and good quality stuff that's in excellent shape. We knew that if we sold it on Craigslist, we'd never be able to get nearly out of it what we paid, and who knows what we'd be able to get for the same money after moving. Not to mention, I didn't want to deal with the hassles of selling it and then the hassle of trying to get stuff in the new city from Craigslist, freecycle, thrift stores, etc. I wanted to unpack the truck and set up our beds and put the dressers in the rooms so that we could just settle down.
I highly recommend renting for at least a year before buying a house so that you can get used to the area and can figure out where you want to settle. So glad that we did not buy a house in the town where we originally stayed because I love the town we live in now so much better. (And we'll hopefully be getting a house here soon!)
There's also those huge crates (Pods?) you can pack and they ship the whole thing for you to your new destination, but I think those are pretty expensive. The cost of our Uhaul plus gas and the tow dolly cost significantly less than what a family member paid for a POD a few years before, and they still got a moving truck for stuff that didn't fit in the POD.
When we were preparing for our move, I got a quote for a POD and while it was initially far, far more expensive than U-Haul, they ended up coming down in price to match U-Haul. If someone wanted to go this route, all you have to do is tell them your budget and they will probably match it. In the end, we chose U-Haul becuase it allowed us a bit more storage space than a POD.
That's what we're planning to do.
Midwife (CPM, LDM) and homeschooling mama to:
14yo ds 11yo dd 9yo ds and 7yo ds and 2yo ds
So, I think we've gotten to the point where we've decided not to take any furniture with us (maybe two mattresses, if they fit in the trailer), but dh and I are having trouble agreeing on how much other stuff to take.
Midwife (CPM, LDM) and homeschooling mama to:
14yo ds 11yo dd 9yo ds and 7yo ds and 2yo ds
We've moved over 1000 miles twice. Both times, we took hardly anything. One time, we just took what we could fit into our 2 cars. The second time, my dad drove down with us in a 12 passenger van (minus the seats) and we just took what we could fit in our van and his van (stuffed to the gills).
The first time, we sold almost all our furniture, shipped books media mail and kept clothes and a few toys. All our furniture was old, 2nd hand anyway, so it wasn't much to replace.
The 2nd time, we took bunk beds, several mattresses, clothes, toys, and kitchen stuf, computer, tv. We shipped books. Once we got down, we slowly acquired couches, dining room table, chairs, ete for free or very cheap.
My advice is to take things that 1) you will need right away (like clothes), 2) think that can't be replaced cheaply (like maybe matresses that you can't get used)
Anything you can imagine yourself living without for a couple weeks or months (before replacing) get rid of. As long as you aren't in a hurry to replace anything and are willing to wait until you can get it free (or cheaply) you're good. The send time, we went several months with only 4 dining room chairs for 5 people and the youngest had to share.
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Perhaps that's why he is so impressed with the Cougars.
"They're just, to me, a normal football team, and that's good," Sneed said. "They're well-coached, they're disciplined in all areas, they have great tradition.
"That's kind of what we want to be. That's what Centennial's always been. We want to block and tackle well. Clovis is what we aspire to become."
The Golden Hawks (1-1) can take a big step towards that goal tonight when they play host to the Cougars in a 7:30 p.m. game. Centennial opened the season with a 34-13 loss at Fresno-San Joaquin Memorial before rebounding to win at Visalia-Redwood 31-13 last week.
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"We're definitely getting better," Rams coach Jim Maples said. "It was humongous improvement from Week 1 to Week 2. We all know we're young and need to play our tails off. You don't win a Valley championship in September, so we'll just try to continue every week to get better.
Tonight Garces plays host to Bakersfield (1-1), ranked No. 21 in the state by Cal Hi Sports. The Drillers beat Wasco 35-13 last week behind five touchdowns of 20 yards or more.
"I've seen a lot of BHS teams, and this squad is right up with any of the good ones they've had," Maples said. "Their athleticism and speed are off the charts."
The Drillers, meanwhile, have state No. 18 Long Beach-Poly coming to town next week. But BHS coach Paul Golla knows his team won't overlook Garces, not after the Rams put a scare into a state-ranked Drillers team last September.
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Of course, Bakersfield will have to deal with Croney, too -- plus speedy do-everything back Dominic Frasch.
"They've got two kids who are absolutely legit," Golla said. "Frasch, the wideout, comes in and is so dangerous at running back. He doesn't get a lot of press, but he's fantastic. And then Croney, the big, strong kid. We have to assume they're going to come out after us with the run game."
Elsewhere, Frontier (2-0) will shoot for its second victory over a playoff-bound Southern Section team, this time on the road at Moorpark. The Titans handed Lompoc its second loss in 35 games last week. ... Stockdale (0-1) plays host to Inglewood (2-0) in another intersection battle. ... Tehachapi (1-1) travels to Liberty (2-0), where the Patriots try to build off of a 43-41, triple-overtime victory last week at Fresno-Central. ... South (1-0) meets Arvin (2-0) in the county's only battle of unbeatens.


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I dont think I have ever seen a fighter admit that he lost a fight that the judges screwed up and gave him the victory. I have seen it happen years later but never rite after the fight. How am I full of it when I was just saying I think he would of got alot more fans if he was just honest. You cant tell me he actually thought he won rite after the final bell, just go look at how he acts before the decision is read.Not sayin do anything dramatic like give Manny the belt back, just say it was close but I didnt do quite enough to win and I will do better next time. Nothin crazy bout that he was injured on top of that too.To see him go from lookin so disappointed to weeping with joy and sayin he thought he won the whole time is total bs.Posted February 5, 2013 5:00 pm
Bradley vs The Ghost, Berto, or Ortiz would all be better match ups.Posted February 5, 2013 1:01 pm
He stayed inactive TOO LONG. He should have took on a fight reguardless whether it was a rematch with Pacman or not. I believe he hurt his career waiting too long. Even if he gets a rematch with Pacman at this juncture and he wins again; he will not get any credit for it because the first thing folks are going to bring up is the fact that Pacman isn't the same because of the vicious ko at the hands of Marquez. He should have capitolized on that victory by staying active. Like they always told me; SOMETHING IS BETTER THAN NOTHING.Posted February 5, 2013 5:56 am
Arum hurry up and die you are sucking the life from boxing you parasite.Posted February 5, 2013 3:54 am
very nice Lman pass that shhhhh! I agree the fight was closer than many people act like. I was actually tellin people to bet on Bradley so I got lucky too. I would never expect a fighter to hand the belt to his opponent after gettin a gift decision, but wouldnt it of been nice to hear him say somethin like "I thought it was a good, close fight but I think the judges were a little too nice to me tonite and he can have the rematch whenever" Just be honest, he wouldve done so much better for his popularityPosted February 4, 2013 10:58 pm
good fightPosted February 4, 2013 10:21 pm
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Patrick2 doesn't always smoke crack, but when he does he watches boxing.Posted February 4, 2013 10:15 pm
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This could be a good action fight. Provodinov is always game and regardless of that train wreck loss against Pac, Bradley's usually entertaining. I'll watch.Posted February 4, 2013 10:14 pm
Frank, go to Boxing.com. Look for a 27 June video about the Pac vs Bradley fight and you'll see Pac wasn't dominating like the HBO crew have you believing.Posted February 4, 2013 9:20 pm
any one who doesnt believe pacman was robbed is blind . but I dont blame bradley for the decision he fought a honest fight . he wasntr the judge it was th judges who were corrupt and dis honest bad decision are ruining boxing and now I see the are creepiing into mma fightingPosted February 4, 2013 9:10 pm
This is a good fight. Bradley is a great fighter, and Prodsy's tough as hell. This is not a gimmee for Desert Omar (look it up if needed).
Watch the Pac fight with the sound off (again)–then the sound on. Note how many times when the 'casters are talking bout how dominant (not "dominate") Pac is, Bradley is pushing him back. Normally the casters are accurate–this wasn't the kind of situation (pace, subtleties) where they were, particularly.
Argue as you will about that fight's outcome, but Bradley simply wansn't blown out and put on a credible, if non-mouthbreather-pleaser. OK, sure he lost (maybe) a much closer decision. To a top p4p guy.
Re: Bradley's career–he's going to fight M-weather and make millions of dollars in the future. That's enough. That's smart. I hope he beats Prod, but both are worthy persons and fighters.Posted February 4, 2013 7:51 pm
Arum has done a terrible job with Bradley. He beats Manny and not only is he not rewarded but he is put on the shelf for a year. And instead of a money fight he get a FNF opponent.Posted February 4, 2013 7:01 pm
It says here the winner is: PROVODNIKOV!!!Posted February 4, 2013 5:54 pm
guys, this is a real fight! If Bradley beats this guy and I mean if then he is back on top in my booksPosted February 4, 2013 4:42 pm
It's a shame the way Tim Bradley was handled by Bob Arum, Just because he beat his preordained boxing god
lookeehereePosted February 4, 2013 3:05 pm
Bradley's a very talented boxer. Take a look at his resume – there's some big names on there besides Pacquiao, and Bradley won every fight. So he didn't hand the belt to Pacquiao after the bad decision, not many would have in his place. If he just had more KO's (more pop on his punches) he'd be a very popular fighter.Posted February 4, 2013 1:48 pm
Bradley overestimates his appeal, he should have fought Khan and then been more aggressive about getting back in the ring at this point… I have NOOOOO clue who this guy is he is fighting but a LONG layoff then a no name fighter assure that he will NOT become a household name anytime soon…Posted February 4, 2013 1:41 pm
Bradley who?Posted February 4, 2013 12:48 pm
Bradleys career is like a Twighlight Zone episode. He sells his soul to beat Pac and make himself a household name yet he becomes hated by many an turned away by fans , talking heads and other fighters. Now he is stuck with arum and cant land a fight. maybe he can beat the cottos moselys and margaritos. Yay but now he is stuck.Posted February 4, 2013 12:31 pm
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Provodnikov does not have a chance beating a drunken homeless man Bradley has pop you might not think that but if he hits you 10 times out 10 you get Ko'd Bradley will school the russian. Provodknikov and Bradley both r young there both 29 years old you will see show his skill, will, and heart in the fight with the russian and the american will be the victor i know everybody will be watching the fight and all the haters will be mad that will bradley schooled provodnikov in a good fashian way just like people want to see mayweather lose he will not lose to no one but people watch him any ways thats how bradley is now but he will keep winning and you'll keep watchingPosted February 4, 2013 11:50 am
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Let's see what Bradley has left.Posted February 4, 2013 11:30 am
Bradley has been offered good fights and he has turned them down. He is his own wors enemy.Posted February 4, 2013 12:43 am
Soooooooo he "beats Pacquiao" and his next opponent after that is a Pacquiao sparring partner? ? Seriously.. That guy is Pacs Sparring partner.Posted February 3, 2013 10:43 pm
I'm really baffled by this writer's comment, "But despite the perceived lack of sportsmanship on the part of Bradley". Bradley's job was to fight, not to be the judge for the fight or become a Pac fan. The judges decided he won the fight, so there's no reason why he should go against that decision or to criticize the judges…that's his opponent's responsibility.
Pac had, and still has, the chance to avenge that bad decision, but perhaps feels it'll be too dangerous a second time around. Bradley may not be as flamboyant and charismatic as other welters, but he can fight and deserves a good fight.Posted February 3, 2013 10:35 pm
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Not that I think this is a huge risk, but this fight is one of those "Risk not worth the Reward" fights. Ruslan is game big puncher and isnt a "known" fighter. I wouldnt have put Bradley in with him.Posted February 3, 2013 10:03 pm
Whiteboyday – Theres a saying in Spanish "Hierba mala nunca muere" it means weeds never die….Bob Arum is the biggest weed of them all, maybe if he does croak we can roll him up and smoke him lol…Posted February 3, 2013 10:02 pm
Tim may not have won the fight with Pacquiao, but he sure as hell didn't lose it. As a 40-year fan of boxing, I was absolutely pissed when I heard the results of the fight — yet another horrible decision — but after seeing the fight the following week on regular HBO I couldn't understand the outrage. To me, it was coin-toss decision — I could have made a case for either fighter. Later I watched a video on Boxing.com — dated 27 June — about the fight. They slowed all of the key exchanges between the two fighters and it clearly displayed the fight I saw — one in which Pacquiao was reaching and missing with most of the "big shots", the ones the HBO crew said were landing. And you could see all the sneaky counter shots Bradley was landing. For all of those who keep blabbering on about Bradley getting a gift decision, I challenge them to go check out that video.Posted February 3, 2013 9:11 pm
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Let me explain the Tim Bradley phenomenon: (1) While Tim was sitting out the remainder of his contract with Gary Shaw, Amir Khan took full advantage of a Public Relations moment and "called out" tim knowing full well that tim would not accept while he was waiting to switch to Top Rank, (2) tim made the move to Top Rank and it paid off with the Pacquiao fight, (3) in a surprise move, tim actually won a robbery and everybody's mad a tim and he acts a fool by believing it, which makes even more people hate him, (4) Top Rank runs out of viable contenders at welterweight, thus Pacquiao is on his rematch tour because there's nobody left, (5) Pacqiuao got KTFO by Marquez and Bradley is still out of the picture.Posted February 3, 2013 7:55 pm
Provodnikov is a clear live underdog. The guy is young and exciting to watch. he's strong, aggressive, everything you would want to see in a fight. His 1 loss was a blessing, he is now learning to be more of a complete fighter and not be so one dimensional. I think Bradley is in for 1 hell of a fight. In order to beat Provodnikov and keep him off you one needs to have good power and this is where Bradley is vulnerable. He has no pop in his punches and thus Provodnikov will be able to get close and possibly out power Bradley. This is why I have Provodnikov a very live underdog. He has the youth and power to give Bradley problems and if Bradley can't keep Provodnikov off of him because of his lack of punching power then Provodnikov has a chance of winning.Posted February 3, 2013 7:53 pm
Who is timPosted February 3, 2013 7:32 pm
Problem is Bradley has turned down fights and he doesn't sell any tickets at all. And since he really does not generate money, he will not get those big money paydays. This is really his own fault.Posted February 3, 2013 7:10 pm
if Bradley can't get a Pac rematch or a fight against Floyd, he should come down to 140 & clean the division…lots of good fights there & none of those guys can compete with him.Posted February 3, 2013 6:59 pm
Right there with yaPosted February 3, 2013 5:32 pm
If i woke up tomorrow and found out Bob Arum died in a car crash it would put a huge smile on my face. I mite even do a little happy dance as well. I know thats a little strong but its the truth and I know alot of you guys would too.Posted February 3, 2013 5:23 pm
I do like the russian cuz hes exciting buy come on this is ridiculous. There are so many other guys that deserve a shot before this guy. I wish there was a way to stop arum from this absurdity. If the two biggest promo companies by far wont get along that leaves the fans watching fights we dont want. We need some kind of organization to watch over the fights that are made and we need it now!Posted February 3, 2013 5:15 pm
shouldve taken that 2.3 million timmy those sort of pay days dont come around every year unless your a manny JMM or junior …Posted February 3, 2013 4:53 pm
LOL, I've been calling out that fool Jim Lampley for years. The only thing keeping his job for him is his big mouth. Both Lampley and Kellerman have been corrected and called out for their erroneous analyses or comments during fights by Roy Jones Jr., Lennox Lewis, Andre Ward and others. Lampley is a journalist and a loud mouth. He doesn't know anything about boxing other than some boxing history and what he sees in the ring. He's never boxed a day in his life and has probably never actually studied the intricacies of the fine martial art. And yeah, those HBO slaves DO call fights in an attempt to influence HBO viewers. Regardless, you can't hold Manny Pacquiao responsible for how idiots like Jim Lampley or Max Kellerman call a fight.Posted February 3, 2013 4:33 pm
This is another example of Arum destroying a fighters prime years, after getting the win (albeit very contentiously) against Pac it should be big name fights all the way for Bradley, but I have never heard of this Probodnikov (& i watch loads of fights), totally pointless match-up!
But for Arum's feud with Floyd, Bradley could be in line to make the biggest payday of his career vs Mayweather, but that will likely never happen, I don't know why any fighter with aspirations signs with Arum, he kills careers!!Posted February 3, 2013 4:29 pm
He attended the post fight press conference in a wheel chair…Posted February 3, 2013 4:12 pm
the only one's who attend bradley's fights are his family, but for this fight, I bet THEY won't even show up.Posted February 3, 2013 3:31 pm
Pretty lame Pac robs JMM in the fight before other than fans no one said a word. Bradley wins and everyone wants to make a big issue out of it. IF Bradley should not have won then Pac should not have won and the title should have been JMM's to begin with.Posted February 3, 2013 3:03 pm
Bradley should win this one, but if Provodnikov makes adjustments faster than in other fights (where he always expects to bully his opponent), then he may win a couple of rounds.Posted February 3, 2013 2:44 pm
the only reason bradley doesnt have a following is because dipshi#ts keep saying and preaching he doesnt, hes a good fighter , better than most, why dont these guys start writing good things about him, a year of good ink and hes friggen mayweather, remember, people in general are stupid! they just read the news and
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Bradley's fight with Pac was closer than the talking heads at HBO wanted to say. I had Pac winning but I had 8-4 and a couple of rounds where I could have gone either way. I never liked Bradley because I do think he uses his head as a weapon and don't care for his style but he seems to be a good guy and obliviously a talented fighter. He should take care of Ruslan rather easily.Posted February 3, 2013 2:12 pm
*into title contentionPosted February 3, 2013 1:58 pm
Bradley needs to get back into title with a win, because he lost his last fight.Posted February 3, 2013 1:57 pm
I don't get why Bradley is the bad guy here. He wasn't one of the judges. So he didn't admit that he really lost? so %$#@ing what!!! No one does!!! That's boxing!!!
Plenty of guys have not admitted that they won bad decisions (Chavez Sr., Holyfield, Paul Williams) and no one hates them. By all accounts, Bradley is a decent man. This is just Pac-Mania run wild.Posted February 3, 2013 1:34 pm
Despite your feelings about the outcome of his last fight, you must admit Tim is one of the few fighters who have ever emerged from a Pacquiao fight completely unscathed/unmarked (I had Bradley eking out the win). So I don't understand why he isn't back in with another 140/147 pound king-pin. The man deserves another big fight. And short of Mayweather, I think he would beat any of them. C'mon Arum, get the champ, Tim Bradley, a big-name fight!Posted February 3, 2013 12:41 pm
I don't understand the Bradley career either. He seriously needs some fan appeal.
Let me clear it up for u. The idea that pacman or Bradley "turn down fights" is a mirage.none of these guys go to the bathroom without asking daddy Arum first. He controls everything to make himself the most money possible. End of discussionPosted February 3, 2013 12:11 pm
I truly don't understand Tim Bradley's career strategy. This guy has now (according to media reports) turned down lucrative fights with Kahn and Petersen. He's a great fighter too. I think he would've beaten both of them! Wtf? Good luck against this guy nobody knows. I'm sure you'll sell lots of tickets. Lol…Posted February 3, 2013 11:12 am