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I have read the Exam Prep and Exam Cram books for the JDK 1.2 exam. I found them very good. The exam Prep book was designed to introduce people to concepts in
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The Exam Cram book was very useful. It focussed exclusively on the exam topics and was very well laid out. The questions at the end of each chapter (especially the ones marked as 'Trick Q') were very good at getting you to think the problem through - rather than just regurjitate what you had read. I decided to switch to the JDK 1.4 track rather than do the 1.2 exam I had been studying for. Then I found that I had to do strange things like work in order to get food and water, etc. So my study was put on hold. This may have been a good thing as this book is now out and I have the proper learning material.
Does the new Exam Cram book follow the same format as the 1.2 one did?
Apart from the material, are there any differences?
Is there an Exam Prep for the 1.4 exam?
I am delighted to hear that you have an electronic version of the book on CD - that was the one complaint I had of the old book.
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I'm delighted to hear you found the earlier books useful. In general the Exam Prep series was designed to be a more complete course-type book so we included material not on the exam.
The new book does indeed follow the previous style - the publisher figured "why change a winner" and the Exam Cram series has wide brand recognition.
Apart from the obvious content changes to meet the 1.4 objectives, the main difference is the inclusion of a CD with the electronic version of the text and a mock exam. We used content from the previous edition where it worked well but reorganized the chapters in the collections - exceptions - assertions area. Also a second sample
was added.
There won't be an Exam Prep because Que already has good books that have a similar style.
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I was just dragged to Skyfall earlier today by some friends. For the most part it was pretty amusing, I enjoyed the stripped down (if still just as silly as the rest of it all) final act, and liked how M was such a strong character throughout.
That said I'm very annoyed with how the film dealt with the character of Sévérine, and was wondering if anyone felt similarly? Two things in particular bugged me.
The more major of the two things was the shower scene – where Bond arrives whilst Sévérine is having a shower and he proceeds to have sex with her – which I found sickening because the more I think about it the more I'm struggling to read this as anything other than a rape scene. Lets ignore some of the already questionable typical Bond stuff here – his arriving in her room unannounced, entering the shower without being in any way invited etc etc – and just think about the characters for a second. Sévérine is a character who was forced in to prostitution and has been abused. Bond, who managed to figure out this about her, agrees to help take down her boss thus helping her. He then later, in his traditional forward and dominant manner, initiates sex with her. He initiates sex in his dominant leading style with someone who has an abusive history. He initiates sex with someone who is used to having to provide sex to people in order to continue surviving, and he does this fairly soon after he agreed to help her essentially survive (carrying the unnerving possibly that the only reason she went along with having sex with him was because he agreed to help her and thus she feels like she has to have sex with him as payment to him). The whole matter of that shower scene is just intensely disturbing to me.
My other issue with the way Sévérine's character was handled was her death, and in particular the flippant, "bad-ass line" Bond utters upon her death. Loads of people have run to that line's defence saying that it was Bond trying to trick his captors in to thinking he didn't care, but the thing is quite a few people in the cinema I was in laughed at that line. They laughed at a line that made light of the death of a woman who has spent a long time being abused and who was just killed by her abusers. Say whatever you want about that line being essential to Bond tricking his captors (and it really, really wasn't), but when you put in a line as problematic as that and such a large proportion of the theatre find it funny then there is something deeply wrong with that line being in there in the first place.
In the end Sévérine is treated as disposable – she's there just to titillate audiences, serve as a plot device, and then she can be killed off.
I probably wouldn't be posting this here, except I've seen so many people applauding Skyfall's presentation of women and my friends didn't really understand why I was upset and it's frustrating me…
Is this the first Bind film you've seen? Women are mistreated in essentially every film. There are even down played rapes of women as well. I think it's in Octopussy if i can remember correctly. It's not really anything new to the series, but people tend to overlook it.
right they tend to overlook it cuz these films are relics of the playboy image of the swingin 60s. not sure why they're still being made honestly. haven't seen the last two but casino royale was the first one where bond ever gave a shit about a woman to my knowledge. and that was supposed to be the backstory to how he became a worthless cad etc. a softening of the bond image in essence. but it's like complaining about car chases interrupting the narrative or ethnic stereotyped bad guys. bond is a misogynist, no question about it. i think they try to excuse it by making M a woman now. i feel your pain autumn. bond is an ugly bundle of 20th century male insecurities. crumbling empire superhero
I haven't seen any of them since whatever the one is that came after Goldeneye.
Misogyny in a Bond film? Shocker!
how is this thread possible. i have never seen a bond film and i still knew they were misogynistic. wtf??
Is it Octopussy I'm thinking of? Where it hints that the woman is a lesbian and then Bond rapes her back into heterosexuality.
oh god, i think i missed that one.
No, Tommy. I think that's still all of them, in my opinion.
Haha, I think you're right Bijoux. They all kind of seem the same.
the female characters even have ridiculous sexual names. it's pretty horrible. anyway i'll be missing this one and probably all the rest of them, forever
No Tommy, that's Goldfinger. Her name was Pussy Galore though.
I still wish I was James Bond.
of course u do ^ and that's why they're still being made. silly me
I've seen a few Bond films before, but all of them when I was quite a bit younger (though even when I was younger I still struggled to make it through From Russia with Love for reasons related to all this). I guess I was just really shocked to see what basically equates to a rape scene in Skyfall. I realise Hollywood is still very misogynistic but I didn't think they would go that far, and having seen all the praise – some people even praising the presentation of women – and having had my friends be baffled by my complaints.. I dunno, I just needed to vent :/
good for u for speaking up. i think some of us get so used to misogyny we start to ignore it. everyone watched those when i was a kid. they couldn't understand why i never liked them either. expect this thread to get firebombed later
Yeah I agree! One woman died, definitely misogyny going one here. Bond hates women.
What's probably lot worse is Bond's attitude towards killing. Honestly, none of it really bothers me, but I'm probably desensitized.
but rock, he has a license to kill ;)
You might try actually reading the posts you reply to, G-Legs.
right, i'm withdrawing from this before the goon squad shows up.
I read one of the Bond novels and misogyny doesn't even begin to cover it. The films are models of restraint by comparison. Given the character's roots I wouldn't be surprised if Skyfall (which I haven't seen) at the very least had traces of it.
It all comes back to the creator, Ian Fleming. Both the books and the movies are obviously misogynistic.
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I guess I was just really shocked to see what basically equates to a rape scene in Skyfall. I realise Hollywood is still very misogynistic but I didn't think they would go that far
Hollywood regularly exploits male rape as a source of humor, it's not as if women have any sort monopoly on that particular victimhood.
the essence of Bond films is that they are kinky role-play fantasies. they really need to be judged on the level of bedroom role-play, so it's kind of important to hold their attitudes at an ironic distance.
let's remember that before the judgement train jumps the rails.
and let me be the first to bring up Saló in this thread.
Misogyny in a Bond movie? Well I never.
So yeah, in Goldfinger Bond basically rapes a woman and in the process cures her of lesbianism, what we should note about the scene is that Connery and Blackman both seem to fully understand the campy sex-fantasy aspect of the entire production, and more-or-less turn what would in reality be quite horrifying into a winking role-play session. I guess if you're not in-the-know, or are just some prude who's intolerant of people playing around within their sexuality, this would be appalling. Like I said, you need to take the material for what it is and maintain an amused, ironic distance. It's couples therapy, people.
To the best of my knowledge ( I own all of the Bond films), yes, Bond is a bit of a douche. But none of these examples brought up ever have the woman saying "no" or "#$%@ off you misogynistic dick bag" or something similar while kneeing James Bond in the nuts and screaming for help. So no, it's not really a rape. And quite frankly if you went to a Bond movie and were surprised that he was a murdering/sexist sociopath then I'm not quite sure how you go through life. I mean, do you go to zoos and exclaim "Holy shit they have animals in cages here?" What were you expecting from this? James Bond does 3 things: drinks, fornicates and murders people. That's what he does. He does that. That's it. That's what he's known for.
"haven't seen the last two but casino royale was the first one where bond ever gave a shit about a woman to my knowledge."
@Ruby – how can you forget On Her Majesty's Secret Service? I'm guessing the shower scene was Mendes' "homage" to the Bond of old. Yes, misogynist but misogynist in the Bondian tradition. Ditto with making the character utterly disposable.
oh is that the one where he gets married to diana rigg and she's killed immediately afterward? to tell the truth i don't think i ever saw that one but someone else mentioned it to me. haven't seen all that many of them as i wasn't really a fan. the ridiculousness of some of the early ones was kinda fun. i think they've lost a lot of that toungue in cheek quality. i really just came to support autumn and try to forestall some of the attacks above


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Any theories on why the winners of the Dakar are predominently Italian (6) or French (19 wins) ? there are only 4 Nationalities of people to ever win the Dakar ,and
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Plenty other nationalities have made it to the podium, but not on top.
Considering there are up to 43 different nationalities entered each year (later years, not so many in the early history of Dakar).
it would be interesting to hear others theories.
I think to simply say that these countries don't have deserts... is too simplistic.
Accona desert, Tuscany region central Italy.
Sardinia, Italy
Aragon region - Spain;
Tabernas desert, Almeria region - Spain.
La Garrigue, southern France;
All of these countries (Spain, Italy and France) have semi arid/desert like regions where riders are familiar with the terrain and temperatures that occur in dry desert landscapes.
These three countries all have relatively ease of access to the northern African/Sahara, where the majority of "desert rally" events were born/conducted in the 1980's/1990's
And of course, the promotors/organisers of the events came predominantly from either France or Italy...
The RIDERS as INDIVIDUALS
If - in an attempt to explain why only these four nationalities have dominated the MOTO podium - we look at the individuals concerned... and the times at which they reigned.
The earliest editions of the Paris-Dakar through the 80's were dominated by three names... Neveu, Auriol and Rahier.* In these first years the event was very much a French curiosity/speciality. Starting in central Paris at new years eve each year, it was (along with Tour de France) quickly adopted as one of the spporting/cultural highlights of the year and as a result french competitors, teams and sponsors supported the event wholeheartedly...as did a vast number of the public.
* Okay... so Rahier is from Belgium, but as a French speaking nation with it's proximity to France, the transition is one not so remarkable.
In the 1980's Cyril Neveu (5), Hubert Auriol (2) and Gaston Rahier (2) were the equivalent of todays "aliens"... they were a step above the others and all won multiple occassions.
1989 won Gilles Lalay (Neveu's french Honda team mate) but unfortunately the following year the Dakar claimed him, and he is remembered as a great rider with one title to his name.
When the 1990's came along - so did a new french "Alien" - Stefan Perfecthansel. His string of domination (six victories) was broken only by the efforts of another great champion - Edi Orioli (Italy) who garnered 4 Dakar titles and enjoyed many battles with Peterhansel.
After Peterhansel's time on the throne came a new french successor - Ricard Sainct (1999/2000 & then 2003) and then the Roman Emperor - Fabrizio Meoni (Italy) - who ushered in another "Dakar empire"... that of KTM*.
I saddens many of us that these two great riders were taken from us, by they sport they loved and excelled at... though that too seems to be a part of the legend.
Since 2001 the KTM "creche" that Kinigadner/Arcarons created in the late 1990's bore fruit... After Meoni's two LC8 victories, and Sainct's double defection back from BMW (2003)... came the single victory for Nani Roma of Spain (2004) and since then the unbroken record of KTM's position atop the podium has been upheld by the Despres (4 wins) and Coma (3 wins) alien alliance.
Now aside from the (sometimes) claimed french parochial nature of the ASO... it cannot be denied that all of these great French*, Italian and Spanish riders have an enourmous amount of desert riding experience, AND they rode for the strongest teams of the day.
Which raises another interesting point;
that they rode for...
In the 1980's... HONDA and BMW were the first to really throw sponsorship (tobacco industry) muscle behind their Dakar efforts... the results reflect this.
In the 1990's both Cagiva and yamaha made very big factory team efforts - with big outside sponsorship budgets (tobacco) and they took home the lions share of the winnings.
In 1990/2000 BMW decided they wanted to come back to DAKAR and WIN in order to promote their new F650 machines... so the did... with tobacco money behind them.
In 2001 KTM decided to kick it into another gear... with the cigarette smoke now dissapating from the revenue possibilites (du to the worldwide trend to ban tobacco sponsorship of sport) and so it came down to another longtime sponsorship avenue (fuel companies) and a refreshingly new source of companies evolved to promote their wares via the DAKAR....
It's to the point today that nearly every leading team in just about every form of motorsport has either a Monster, a Rockstar, a Red Bull or some form of caffienated sugar reduced concoction associated with their efforts.
Given the fact that both HONDA and Husqvarna, have stepped up the level of their commitment, to rival that of KTM over the last decade the question is; if we are trying to tip a winner for the 2013 DAKAR in the MOTO category, maybe we should factor in these points to consider as well;
Riders Nationality/geographic location:
Riders Nationality/Team ASO contacts:
Riders Rally experience/Alien status:
FACTORY team behind the rider:
SPONSOR behind the factory team:
When you factor in these parameters into the matrix... well statistically it seems about time that a perhaps a latin American name might make it's presence known on the short list of nationalities that have won the Moto category of the DAKAR to date?
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The Food Truck Bazaar Orange City: 5-8 p.m. Sunday, July 5; Kmart plaza, 810 Saxon Blvd., Orange City; TheFoodTruckBazaar.com
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CBS' "Big Brother" reveals the identical twins who have been switching off in playing the game this summer.
Sen. Ted Cruz talks to NBC's "Meet the Press," and Gov. Chris Christie visits 'Fox News Sunday.'
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"The Big Bang Theory" had the most viewers locally and nationally. But "Big Brother" delivered young adults for CBS.
The moral dilemma began with a $100,000 check to the Girl Scouts of Western Washington -- enough to send 500 girls to summer camp, Scout leaders knew.
Greeks packed city squares for dueling rallies late into the night Friday, as polls showed a dead heat between the 'yes' and 'no' camps ahead of a bailout referendum Sunday that could be Greece's most important vote since it joined the European Union.
Police in Baltimore are investigating a sign posted inside a police transport van that tells passengers: "Enjoy your ride, cuz we sure will!"
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In July of 1776, John Adams wrote a letter to his wife Abigail about our Independence, saying that "it ought to be solemnized with Pomp and Parade, with Shews, Games, Sports, Guns, Bells, Bonfires and Illuminations from one End of this Continent to the other from this Time forward forever more."...
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Ultra-luxury cruise operator Silversea Cruises will take delivery of its new flagship liner, Silver Muse, in spring 2017.
Before its first season in Major League Soccer, one of the major questions about Orlando City's expansion team was whether it would cope with the travel and challenges of a league that spans coast-to-coast.
DAYTONA BEACH — With security guards watching for suspicious activity, Dave Shepherd had some explaining to do Friday. What was the contraption bulging out of his backpack?
In a move to give themselves some veteran depth behind second-year point guard Elfrid Payton, the Orlando Magic are close to finalizing a free-agent deal with C.J. Watson, according to a source familiar with the situation.
DAYTONA BEACH — NASCAR will not return to a Donald Trump property in Miami for the season-ending Camping World trucks and Xfinity Series postseason awards ceremony in South Florida.
Wild spending on the first day of free agency in the NBA totaled $1.4 billion, according to ESPN — yes, billion.
President Barack Obama's plan that would allow salaried workers earning up for $50,440 to qualify for overtime could have a big impact in Central Florida, with its huge tourism and retail industries, experts and local business owners said.
Alexis and Kylie Taylor were attending the Nathaniel's Hope charity festival at Lake Eola Park with their mother last month, when the 8-year-old twins spotted the lake's iconic swan boats and decided to go for a ride.
Orlando Health said Thursday about 3,200 patients' records were accessed illegally by one of its employees, who was fired during an investigation.
Toby Keith's I Love This Bar and Grill shuttered its restaurant and lounge at Artegon Marketplace Thursday.
Two months after opening, the Orlando Eye will be spinning out a new feature.
Traffic fatalities are simply the result of driver error. That was the mantra in the early '60s. Then, on November 30, 1965, a book was published on vehicle safety and forever changed the auto industry.
The sound of firework explosions can give veterans flashbacks, reminding them of traumatic war events like explosions and combat fires.
Glen Frank Spurlin of Lakeland counts many benchmarks in the past 30 years of his life.
Move over, parrots. Here's another bird with some impressive "language" skills: The chestnut-crowned babbler. Scientists studying the social birds have discovered that they can rearrange meaningless sounds in their calls to form different, meaningful messages.
Summer has started, Fourth of July is around the corner, and health officials are stressing summer safety.
More than 1.2 million Americans are living with HIV – including about 156,300 who don't realize it, according to a new report from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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Spatially Modulated Auditory Alerts for Aviation
The technique of spatially modulating an existing or newly created auditory alert along a virtual trajectory to improve its detection in a noisy environment is described. Threshold data from 14 participants were gathered as a function of the spatial modulation rate (0, 1.6, and 3.3 Hz) of an avionics "wind sheer" alert (two successive 300-ms square waves) against a steady-state background noise (Boeing 737-300 flight deck ambient sound). The 70.7% detection threshold for the spatially modulated alert was on average 7.8 dB lower than that for an alert without spatial modulation, with noise and signal both presented over headphones using virtual simulation techniques. The threshold for a headphone-delivered spatially modulated alert was 13.4 dB lower than that for a nonmodulated alert delivered over a single loudspeaker.
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The Fort Plain Hilltoppers paid tribute to a fallen friend Saturday morning then watched Haldane win the championship at the newly-named Bo Baker Baseball Classic.
The Hilltoppers, fresh off Friday's Western Athletic Conference win against Saratoga Catholic, were upset in the first round of the tournament, losing 7-6 when Dolgeville scored five runs in the seventh inning. Haldane defeated Hoosick Falls in the second game of the day and beat Dolgeville 13-1 in the title game.
Kaelan Hitt started and won both games for Haldane, combining with Brando Hodges on a one-hitter in a 7-1 win over Hoosick Falls in the first round.
The day got off to an emotional start at the top of the hill with a ceremony to retire the No. 19 worn by former Hilltoppers catcher Bo Baker, a 2009 Fort Plain graduate who was killed in a single-vehicle accident Jan. 25 on Route between Little Falls and Herkimer. A sign displaying Baker's name and number was unveiled beyond the home bullpen in left field next to the baseball program's other retired number, Rich Bower's 10. Baker's parents, Kenny and Theresa, and brothers Brent and Dustin were presented with a framed maroon No. 19 jersey and a helmet during the ceremony on the mound and Bo's brothers threw out the tournament's first pitches.
Coming off an exciting win over Saratoga Catholic Friday in Troy, the Hilltoppers immediately fell behind against Dolgeville. An error and a misplay in the top of the first inning led to two Dolgeville runs, one scoring on a hit by Kasey Foster and another on a ground out by Darrin Darling.
Fort Plain pounced on Dolgeville in the second inning and scored four times, taking advantage of two errors by the Blue Devils. The Hilltoppers scored another run on an error in the third inning and pinch-hitter Eric Orologio singled home a run in the sixth.
The Hilltoppers took the field leading 6-2 in the top of the seventh when Dolgeville made an improbable rally. An infield hit, a walk and a bloop single loaded the bases. Johann Doerrer's infield hit brought home a run and put the tying run on base.
Jesse Heroth struck Dakota Walrath out for the first out of the inning before Josh Gross lined a pitch over the left fielder's head for a bases-clearing and game-tying three-run double. Gross moved to third base on a ground out and scored the go-ahead run on a two-out error.
Doerrer relieved Darling to start the bottom of the seventh and retired the first two Fort Plain batters. Joe Ray walked on four pitches, stole second base and took third on an overthrow as the potential tying run. Ray was stranded at third base when Chris Hanifin flew out to left field to end the game.
Page 2 of 2 - Darling and Doerrer each had three of Dolgeville's 10 hits while Danny Fox had a pair. Darling did not walk a batter through six innings.
Zach Sweet was 3-for-3 for Fort Plain and Trenton Douglas had two hits.
Hoosick Falls defeated Fort Plain 13-1 in the consolation game. The consolation and championship games were stopped after five innings.
Sweet doubled and scored twice in the consolation game.
Fox had a double and scored a run on a hit by Reid Johnson in the championship game.
First Round
Dolgeville 200 000 5 — 7 10 2
Fort Plain 041 001 0 — 6 9 5
W — Darrin Darling. L — Jesse Heroth. Sv — Johann Doerrer. 2B — Dolgeville, Doerrer, Josh Gross; Fort Plain, Chris Hanifin.
First Round
Hoosick Falls 000 010 0 — 1 1 4
Haldane 121 300 X — 7 10 3
W — Kaelan Hitt. L — Ryan Kovak.
Consolation Game
Hoosick Falls 044 50 — 13 10 0
Fort Plain 100 00 — 1 4 4
W — Kaelan Hitt. L — Chris Hanifin. 2B — Hoosick Falls, Billy Pine; Fort Plain, Zach Sweet. 3B — Hoosick Falls, Pine.
Championship Game
Dolgeville 000 01 — 1
Haldane 454 00 — 13
W — John Rotundo. L — Mackenzie Ferguson. 2B — Dolgeville, Danny Fox; Haldane, Kenny Doxey.
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You can be nervous and all that stuff, but if you are really good, you will show good skills even if you have those UFC jitters.
Watching them it was really impossible to believe that they are world class martial artists.
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You can be nervous and all that stuff, but if you are really good, you will show good skills even if you have those UFC jitters.
Watching them it was really impossible to believe that they are world class martial artists.
Having said that, that's the risk you take when you book two lower-tier heavyweights. Its likely that its either going to end quick and spectacularly, or turn into a cardio contest. Neither guy is known for their cardio (or even well-known at all for that matter), so the latter was a distinct possibility when they booked it.
It was a HW fight, most of them end up like that. i think it's a dick move for Dana to call them out like that.
UFC 164's Soa Palelei apologizes to fans, details his fight-night rib injury
Prior to his preliminary-card bout with heavyweight newcomer Nikita Krylov (15-3 MMA, 0-1 UFC) at this past Saturday's UFC 164 event, Palelei (19-3 MMA, 1-1 UFC) said his doctor diagnosed a rib injury and recommended he take a cortisone shot or prescription painkiller to get through the fight. But he didn't get a full diagnosis, and taking a drug probably would have gotten him in trouble with the athletic commission overseeing the bout, anyway. So he held off.
Over the summer, Palelei, whose sole UFC bout came all the way back in 2007 and ended via TKO loss, was devastated when the promotion pulled him from a fight at UFC 161 with up-and-comer Stipe Miocic. He couldn't bear giving up a second chance.
"I worked so hard for the last three years to get to my position now," Palelei told MMAjunkie.com Radio (www.mmajunkie.com/radio). "We had got all the fans, and we'd made all our trips with the cornermen, and paid for their fights. It was one of those fights where I'll get in there and try to get it done as quick as I can."
And it was a decision he came to regret. As he powered into a takedown early in the first round of the fight, Krylov's knee slammed into his ribs. From then on, his chief opponent was excruciating pain.
"There was pain every time I set up a position on the ground," Palelei said. "Usually if I'm on top, I can finish it from there, but I had no power on my punches. It was just one of those fights that you think, 'God,' and just push through it."
He had help on that front from his cornerman, who was picked up by cageside mics telling him to ignore his ribs and keep driving for a finish. But getting a finish seemed nearly impossible to Palelei.
"It was hard to throw a left hook, and my left hook is my best power punch," he said. "Every time I threw a punch, it felt like my rib was digging through my heart. It was so painful. When he was throwing punches, it's not that I [didn't want] to punch back. It was just the pain."
Luckily, Palelei also had some help from his opponent, who seemed at times to be in even worse shape. By the third round, Krylov was running on fumes and easily taken to the mat, where he gave up mount. Early in the fight's final frame, the Russian succumbed to Palelei's weakened punches.
"I think if [Krylov] did end up on top of me, there's no way I would have got him off because I would have had to push and turn," Palelei said. "I'm happy to get the win, but I'm not happy with my performance.
Neither was the UFC brass, or, for that matter, the bulk of MMA fans who saw it streaming on Facebook. After the pay-per-view card, which took place at Milwaukee's Bradley Center, UFC President Dana White called Palelei's fight "embarrassing" and sloppy." Like most who watched the heavyweights, he thought the pair was dreadfully out of shape.
While that wasn't the case for Palelei, the 36-year-old fighter isn't upset at being raked over the proverbial coals.
"Any criticism is something you can take on board, whether it's positive or negative, and learn from it," he said. "But it was one of those fights. I don't blame Dana White for giving me that kind of criticism."
Palelei immediately went to the hospital following the event and was diagnosed with a fractured rib. He spent one sleepless night in Milwaukee before returning to the hospital the day after the event.
"They gave me some good painkillers, and I'll just rest it now and get better and make sure that the next time I fight, I'm 150 percent," he said.


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Touchet Seventh-day Adventist plans health expo
TOUCHET - The Touchet Seventh-day Adventist Church is sponsoring a health expo at 3 p.m. today at Touchet School, 90 Champion St.
Booths from Adventist Health will be open for free screenings for bone density, blood pressure, cholesterol and glucose.
At 3 p.m. will be a presentation, "Simple Secrets to Amazing Health." At 4 p.m. a video "Why Choose a Plant-based Diet" will be shown and at 5 p.m. a cooking demonstration with His Garden Bakery and Cafe will be about bread and healing drinks.
More events may be added and all are free. For more information, call Pastor Roger Johnson, 509-529-8251.
St. Paul's Episcopal to serve soup, pie for lunch Tuesday
The " Soup and Pie" luncheon at St. Paul's Episcopal Church, 323 Catherine St., 11:30 a.m.-1 p.m. Tuesday features Elegant Chicken Noodle Soup by Chefs Marilyn Noble and Margaret McDonald, plus a choice of pies.
Tickets are $7 for adults and $3 for children under 11.
For information, call 509-529-1083.
SonBridge Community Center hosts Beth Moore Bible study
COLLEGE PLACE - SonBridge Community Center, 1200 S.E. 12th St., is hosting a Beth Moore Bible study series for women, "Jesus The One And Only," from noon to 1 p.m. each Wednesday, through June 1.
Participants can join any Wednesday. There is no charge. For details, call 509-529-3100.
Grace Christian Center to host ministry students
WALLA WALLA - Grace Christian Center, 49 Wallula Ave., will host four students fro Global Awakening's School of Supernatural Ministry, part of the Apostolic Network of Global Awakening with Randy Clark and Bill Johnson. There will be workshops. An offering will be received.
At 6:30 p.m. Thursday there willbe a Youth Event.
At 7 p.m. Friday will be Activation and Impartation; from 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Saturday workshops will include Hearing God's Voice; How to Receive and Operate in Words of Knowledge; Prophetic Protocol and Deliverance Training. Activiation and Impartation will be at 6 p.m. Saturday and 10 a.m. Sunday. Call 509-520-1775 for information.
The Father's House sets Priscilla Shirer simulcast
WALLA WALLA - The Father's House, 304 N. Second Ave., will host a simulcast conference for women Friday and Saturday entitled, "Going Beyond: Life Interrupted" featuring Bible teacher Priscilla Shirer on turning "life interruptions" into opportunities to encounter Jesus Christ and serve Him. The Friday simulcast will be 7-9:30 p.m. and the Saturday simulcast will be 9 a.m.-12:30 p.m.
Admittance is free. An offering will be taken to cover expenses.
For more information, call the Rev. Michael Cain at 509-629-1364 or emailing firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Open to Academy aged players (aged 5-8), training will be held weekly this spring with Will Peppard and FOSC Academy Staff for eight weeks starting April 6, 2015 and going through May 20th. All sessions will be held on Monday / Wednesdays at Optimist Fields in Fairfield.
**Please note FOSC will not be accepting paper registrations for the Academy. All participants must register for the Academy online (https://www.foscsoccer.info). Payment can be made by credit card online or by cash/check on the first day of training. Registration is not complete until your player is registered online, and payment is received.
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FOSC will be offering a spring session for the Junior Academy ages. This program is designed for children ages 3-4 as a way to introduce them to the game of soccer through fun and energetic activities.
The Junior Academy program will be an 6 week program, training on Fridays for 45 mins.
The sessions will be run by the FOSC Academy staff and current FOSC high school age volunteers.
The cost of participation in the Junior Academy is $60 for the 6 week session. All sessions will be indoors at Gametime Training Center in Fairfield, OH.
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14 CFR 23.335 - Design airspeeds.
Except as provided in paragraph (a)(4) of this section, the selected design airspeeds are equivalent airspeeds (EAS).
(1) Where W/S′=wing loading at the design maximum takeoff weight, Vc (in knots) may not be less than—
(2) For values of W/S more than 20, the multiplying factors may be decreased linearly with W/S to a value of 28.6 where W/S=100.
(4) At altitudes where an M D is established, a cruising speed M C limited by compressibility may be selected.
(3) For values of W/S more than 20, the multiplying factors in paragraph (b)(2) of this section may be decreased linearly with W/S to a value of 1.35 where W/S=100.
(4) Compliance with paragraphs (b)(1) and (2) of this section need not be shown if V D /M D is selected so that the minimum speed margin between V C /M C and V D /M D is the greater of the following:
(i) The speed increase resulting when, from the initial condition of stabilized flight at V C /M C, the airplane is assumed to be upset, flown for 20 seconds along a flight path 7.5° below the initial path, and then pulled up with a load factor of 1.5 (0.5 g. acceleration increment). At least 75 percent maximum continuous power for reciprocating engines, and maximum cruising power for turbines, or, if less, the power required for V C/M C for both kinds of engines, must be assumed until the pullup is initiated, at which point power reduction and pilot-controlled drag devices may be used; and either—
(ii) Mach 0.05 for normal, utility, and acrobatic category airplanes (at altitudes where MD is established); or
(iii) Mach 0.07 for commuter category airplanes (at altitudes where MD is established) unless a rational analysis, including the effects of automatic systems, is used to determine a lower margin. If a rational analysis is used, the minimum speed margin must be enough to provide for atmospheric variations (such as horizontal gusts), and the penetration of jet streams or cold fronts), instrument errors, airframe production variations, and must not be less than Mach 0.05.
(i) V S is a computed stalling speed with flaps retracted at the design weight, normally based on the maximum airplane normal force coefficients, C NA ; and
(1) VB may not be less than the speed determined by the intersection of the line representing the maximum positive lift, CNMAX, and the line representing the rough air gust velocity on the gust V-n diagram, or VS1√ ng, whichever is less, where:
(i) ng the positive airplane gust load factor due to gust, at speed VC (in accordance with § 23.341), and at the particular weight under consideration; and
(ii) VS1 is the stalling speed with the flaps retracted at the particular weight under consideration.
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