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The conspiracy theories ran wild the moment the ring announcer revealed that Roy Jones Jr. won a split decision over Pawel Glazewski in their 10-rounf battle Saturday evening in Lodz, Poland.
Jones (55-8, 40KO) was already negotiating a fall showdown with cruiserweight titlist Krzysztof Wlodarczyk, leading many to believe that the pre-arrangement led to a bias on the scorecards. There is certainly more value in a name fighter like Jones returning to Poland for a major title shot, as opposed to an unbeaten yet unheralded prospect.
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I believe Jones won 6 of the 10 rounds. Many of the rounds were very close. If a rematch happens RJ must take Glazewski out ASAP. The longer he stays in the more his confidence builds. Once he dropped Jones in the 6th, he didn't care that he was fighting a legend. He wanted Jones to give up. Heck, I bet he's at home watching film on RJ at this very moment.
In my opinion Glazewski will receive another L in a rematch because RJ will have plenty of time to prepare for him. Jones is going back to Poland to KO Glazewski so it will be hard for him to get a decision against RJ. In a rematch the final result will be the same except Superman will win by unanimous decision. Next up....Wlodarczyk!
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I'm really wondering if he has any friends whatsoever that are telling him the truth about himself.
It sounds like he has a bunch of guys that are telling him he's champ and blood sucking the champ dry. It's sad.
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Jones looked ancient against glazewski. Its a shame to see him like this.
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It is one of the best things, animated or live action, currently going in the variable, many portaled medium I will call television: full of beauty and mystery and goofball weirdness, peopled (if that's the word) with small creatures like Impossibear, Jelly Kid and Catbug, a dimension-traveling blue cat with ladybug wings and the voice of a child (an actual child, Sam Lavagnino); subject to fits of unpredictable metaphor and simile ("It's like trying to use the president's mouth to make out with God's middle name"); and a host of strange adventures, not the least strange of which are set within the spiritual kingdom of love.
The series -- its latest episode, "Season of the Worm," premieres Thursday -- resides at Cartoon Hangover, the YouTube home of Frederated Studios, producers also of "The Fairly OddParents," "Fanboy and Chum-Chum" and Cartoon Network's most exalted "Adventure Time," whose creator Pendleton Ward also created "Bravest Warriors" as a 2009 pilot short. (The physical resemblance between the series is unmistakable.)
When it came time to make the pilot into a show, Ward, busy with "Adventure Time," turned to Breehn Burns, a friend and collaborator already known for "Dr. Tran," a series of shorts about a 5-year-old boy mistaken (by the cartoon itself, in a way) for a doctor and an action hero. Burns shares development credit for "Bravest Warriors" with Will McRobb and Chris Viscardi (creators of "The Adventures of Pete & Pete" and currently executive producers of Nickelodeon's "Sanjay & Craig") and Frederator studio head Fred Seibert, but it has been his baby above all.
I recently interviewed him by email. He had this to say, or write.
What do you know about the makeup of your audience? Who is "Bravest Warriors" pitched to? It's kid-friendly in its way but can also be pretty sexy or disturbing at times.
Breehn Burns: We were reviewed once by someone who compared us to Adult Swim and "Family Guy," and to me, it's clear that reviewer wasn't our intended audience. I'm not the guy to ask about age demographics, but I think the show is for people who've grown up with Cartoon Network and Nickelodeon but are ready to see something with less censorship. When I was a teenager, I had "The Simpsons," "Beavis and Butt-Head" and "Spike and Mike's Festival of Animation" to fill that role. I don't think our show is particularly harmful to children either; it's probably fun to watch something that feels made for older kids.
How did you get started in cartoons? Are you schooled, self-schooled?
Self-taught mostly. I grew up in San Diego, where "Spike and Mike's" is based, and started submitting cartoons I'd made using, like, Photoshop 3 or something and a Media 100 Editor they had at my high school. We had a lot of success distributing our own films. Over the years I've directed around 20 independent shorts, which is a great training ground for show-running cartoons, because you learn to do everything yourself.
Tell me about connecting with Pen Ward and how you came to work together.
Pen roomed with a friend of mine at CalArts and later was living in Burbank before "Adventure Time" got a greenlight. I was looking for a roommate and called Pen to see if he had any ideas. He had just moved out of a place that day and was going to sleep in his car until he found another apartment, so the timing was perfect. We worked together on a couple things, and he did an adorable walk cycle for one of my "Dr. Tran" shorts. When "Bravest Warriors" started getting developed, he was busy with "Adventure Time" and asked me to help out.
How did your work on "Bravest Warriors" begin?
Summer 2011, Pen asked me to develop the show and create a "pitch bible," which is basically a cute little book with descriptions and drawings that tells people how the show will work. Frederator was going to pitch it for TV and had Conan O'Brien potentially attached to produce. I'm not sure what happened after that, but the project went away for several months, and when they came back to me it had turned into a YouTube series, and Conan was no longer involved.
What did you make sure to (were asked to, or wanted to) take from Pen's pilot? What did you want to change?
I was very aware that Pen's original "Bravest Warriors" pilot was made in a pre-"Adventure Time" world. It's fantastic, but has a similar feel to the Tracey Ullman "Simpsons" shorts (when looking back at them after decades of "The Simpsons"). I wanted to carry the spirit of Pen's original pilot into something more sophisticated, and knowing we'd get compared to "Adventure Time" set the bar unbelievably high.
How does "Bravest Warriors" overlap with "Adventure Time," aesthetically and philosophically? How do they differ?
Our main characters were designed by Phil Rynda, who also designed ["Adventure Time" heroes] Finn and Jake. He got a bit more complex with the Bravest Warriors, which makes them a little harder to draw. We started off trying for a different background style, with Steven Sugar designing the worlds in Season 1, but eventually time and budget issues led to us hiring a lot of "Adventure Time" staff as freelancers, so a lot about the two shows looks similar. The separation in tone between "AT" and "BW" is one that's always widening, since my scripts began with more of Pen's voice in mind and have grown to look more and more like the inside of my brain. But always at the forefront are smart, proactive characters and unbreakable bonds of friendship.
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His breakout season behind him, Padres slugger Headley looking for the follow-through
For a night out, the Headleys will go down to Main Street, which actually looks and feels exactly like an old-fashioned, small-town southern Main Street. They'll dine at Puckett's Grocery, a store that doesn't really sell many groceries, but serves more as a restaurant that turns into a live-music spot at dark. With all the high-quality talent that gravitates to the Nashville area — guitar cases are as prevalent as backpacks are in California — the pickin's good at Puckett's.
"I wouldn't say we're country, but we are country boys at heart," said Headley's only sibling, older brother Nate, who runs a baseball academy in Knoxville. "We can go someplace here, get some chicken wings and a beer and no one knows who he is. This is his getaway."
The Headleys originally are from Fountain, Colo., a southern suburb of Colorado Springs. Tim Headley worked for the Pueblo County Planning Commission, wife Jane for the El Paso County Sheriff's Dept., and their two sons played all three major sports at a high school where many of the students were dependents of military personnel at nearby Fort Carson.
Both boys were valedictorians of their classes and quarterbacks, though Chase gave up football to concentrate more on baseball and basketball before his sophomore year.
"My senior year, I was hitting three-hole and he was a freshman hitting four-hole," said Nate. "Last game of the season, with two out in last at bats, I doubled and Chase hit a ball that one of the outfielders had to dive to catch. I wound up hitting .546; he hit .545. He'd have beat me, as a freshman, if that kid had caught the ball."
Spurning chances to play small-college hoops and a draft-day offer to sign with the Milwaukee Brewers, Headley accepted both academic and athletic scholarships to play baseball at the University of Pacific. A few days in Stockton were enough to convince Headley that he should be playing ball somewhere else, and that turned out to be the University of Tennessee.
It was there that he met Casey, a UT student and former gymnast from Ellwood, Ind. who was introduced to Chase by his brother. After their retirement, Headley's parents moved from Colorado to the other side of Nashville, wanting to be closer to their sons. And, as it's since turned out, a grandson named Colt.
That he'd become a father soon before his hitting numbers skyrocketed, Chase said, was no coincidence.
"I think there's a 100 percent correlation," said Headley. "Anybody who plays this game at the highest level cares about how they're doing, how you perform on the field, and it's hard to just shut that off when you come home. When the team's not playing well, when you're not playing well, you do your best to block it out, but you lay in bed at night asking yourself how to fix things.
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Old English bær (West Saxon), ber (Anglian) "handbarrow, litter, bed," from West Germanic *bero (cf. Old Saxon, Old High German bara, Old Frisian bere, Middle Dutch bare, Dutch baar, German Bahre "bier"), from PIE root *bher- (1) "to carry; to bear children," and thus related to the Old English verb beran "to bear" (see bear (v.)), making a bier etymologically anything used for carrying, only later limited to funerary sense. Since c.1600, spelling influenced by French bière, from Old French biere, from Frankish *bera, from the same Germanic root.
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TORONTO - DECEMBER 3: Quarterback Ryan Fitzpatrick #14 of the Buffalo Bills passes the ball during their NFL game against the New York Jets on December 3, 2009 at Rogers Centre in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. The Jets defeated the Bills 19-13. (Photo by Rick Stewart/Getty Images)
With the playoffs out of the picture, quarterback Ryan Fitzpatrick and the Buffalo Bills believe they still have something important to compete for before the season is over. Job security. With questions raised about his future as well as coach Chan Gailey's, Fitzpatrick can't predict what changes might be coming in January. What he and the team can control is salvaging what's left by using the final two games to show they're making progress. That's the case Fitzpatrick laid out on Monday, a day after an embarrassing 50-17 loss to Seattle that formally knocked the Bills out of the playoff race for a 13th straight season. Buffalo (5-9) closes the year playing at Miami (6-8) on Sunday, followed by a home game against the New York Jets on Dec. 30.
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The finance department liaisons will be councillors Shawn Mesheau and Mike Tower.
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In 1987, the federal government's IT budget was less than $17.7 billion. There were no government websites — there were no websites at all — but the Defense Department, NASA, the National Science Foundation and the Energy Department were each funding small research projects that would contribute to the development of the Internet.
Today, the federal IT budget stands at nearly $76 billion. There are so many U.S. government websites that no one seems to have an official count. And IT services alone accounted for more than $16 billion of sales on General Services Administration schedules in the past fiscal year.
Up and up — and up?
Although we've seen many advances in technology, the spending picture for the past 25 years has been remarkably stable. The federal IT budget grew by more than 400 percent from 1987 to 2012. Some industries went on roller coaster rides, but federal IT had a fairly simple upward trajectory. It saw a handful of double-digit spikes but never dropped by more than 2 percent in any given year.
There were obvious drivers for the spending hikes. For example, the Year 2000 conversion spurred a 17 percent increase in federal IT spending from 1998 to 1999. In the aftermath of the 2001 terrorist attacks, IT spending grew by an average of 11 percent annually from 2000 to 2003.
Given the budget environment we are in today, modest declines might become more frequent. The largest drop — less than 2 percentage points — occurred from 2010 to 2011, as economic stimulus funding ebbed, the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan drew down, and Congress passed a discretionary budget smaller than the previous year's for the first time in 15 years.
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IT policies and management agendas have come and gone, usually as control of the White House changed hands. Yet the practical aim often stays the same.
The Clinton administration's National Performance Review sought, in part, to examine issues that cut across agencies, such as personnel, procurement and budget policies. The goal was to identify problems and offer solutions and ideas for savings — not unlike the George W. Bush era lines-of-business initiatives or the Obama administration's 25-Point Implementation Plan to Reform Federal IT Management.
In the past 25 years, we've also seen many changes to the management of IT, most of which have served to standardize approaches across agencies. The trends are clear: The government has continually spent more on IT as IT has played an increasingly vital role in the delivery of government services. At the same time, policies and laws have sought to control the sprawling IT infrastructure with efficiency measures and, increasingly, centralized management.
It's hard to know exactly what the next 25 years will bring. Cloud computing and mobile technologies will surely spur innovations we can't foresee. But it's a reasonable bet that the role of IT will continue to expand and drive new efficiencies and better ways to deliver government services, and the government will always work to standardize and streamline the massive amount of IT equipment and services it buys.
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