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When Titania awakens from her spell she famously says, "methought I was enamored of an ass."
But she looked sadly at the floor and said: "methought none but Sigurd the Volsung could have dared those awful flames."
methought anon you saw me go down with three pikes in my breast.
methought that it moved toward us and then straightway vanished!
methought he looked in no very good temper when I kissed her at the door.
It was such a scene, methought, as the souls of seamen drowned in these seas might flock to and haunt.
I could read them, methought; but though each one of the words 1817.
My old lord walked very steadily to where his son was sitting; he had a steady countenance, too, but methought a little cold.
Then they passed from me to the vanishing Jeanneton, and methought that she was about to call her back.
Sir, she panted, methought 't was thy mood to shame thy daughters; yet this shameth only me.
Old English me þyncð "it seems to me," from me (pron.), dative of I, + þyncð, third person singular of þyncan "to seem," reflecting the Old English distinction between þyncan "to seem" and related þencan "to think," which bedevils modern students of the language (see think). The two thinks were constantly confused, then finally merged, in Middle English. Related: Methought.


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AUSTIN, Texas (AP)—What a start for Kevin Durant and the freshmen crew for No. 21 Texas.
Durant scored 20 points and No. 21 Texas' highly touted class of newcomers got off to a roaring start Thursday night with a 103-44 win over Alcorn State in the 2K Sports College Hoops Classic.
"It's going to be crazy," Durant said after setting a Texas freshman debut scoring record. "It's a little sample. I guess the fans can just sit back and watch."
A.J. Abrams and Damion James each scored 13 points for the Longhorns, who trailed 9-1 before outscoring Alcorn State 47-9 over the rest of the first half in the regular-season opener for both teams.
Delvin Thompson led Alcorn State with 15 points. The Braves shot just 23 percent.
Texas lost all five starters from last season's team that set a school record with 30 wins and made it to the Atlanta Regional final of the NCAA tournament.
Three underclassmen from that team—LaMarcus Aldridge, P.J. Tucker and Daniel Gibson—left school early for the NBA, leaving wispy guard Abrams as the leading returning scorer. Abrams averaged. 6.4 points last season.
The departures just created room for Durant, considered one of the top high school players in the country last season, and his new teammates in a seven-strong freshmen class rated among the best in college.
The Longhorns started three of them: forwards Durant and James and guard D.J. Augustin.
They started slow against the Braves and looked a bit nervous in the opening minutes. The Longhorns missed their first three shots and had three turnovers as Alcorn State took the early lead.
"Everybody was anxious. It was our first real game," Augustin said. "After a while, we picked it up and played hard."
They settled down when Durant started heating up with dunks and no-look passes that sparked a 19-0 run over an 8-minute span.
Durant, a 6-foot-9 forward, stepped out for a 3-pointer that made it 26-10 and the game quickly turned into a rout. Texas led 48-18 by halftime. Durant was 8-of-13 shooting for the game and had six rebounds.
"I just wanted to play good defense and get a good win in the first game. I would never want to lose in the debut," Durant said.
The Longhorns had a clear size advantage in both height and bulk over the Braves. Texas shot 56 percent and no Alcorn State player had more than one basket in the first half.
"That was like a WWF wrestling match," Alcorn State coach Sam West said. "They were much too strong, much too big for us."
Texas opened the second with a 14-2 run, getting two 3-pointers each from Abrams and Durant that stretched the lead to 62-20.
Durant was the co-MVP of the McDonald's All-American game last season and the Big 12 coaches voted him the preseason conference freshman of the year.
He likely would have gone to the NBA out of high school if not for the league's minimum age requirement for the draft—he just turned 18 on Sept. 29— and is expected to consider leaving college after one season.
Texas coach Rick Barnes didn't like everything he saw.
Early turnovers, lapses on defense and some bad shots left him reminding his young team about what they can do better.
"We've got to communicate a whole lot better than we did," Barnes said. "We're going to have to be able to turn this around quick and get ready."
Texas will play Chicago State (1-0) in the second round of the tournament Friday night.

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interested in travel photography (landscape and street).. also have (and sometimes still) done stock photography, which while pays pennies, has paid for all my equipment.
I see the lustre of a lens is more important than concentrating on a good photograph. I'll give you a heads up: If you go to a craft store, you can buy 'dulling spray' and turn this lens into something you will proud of.
Pat Cullinan Jr: Samuel Spencer wrote-
"Just replaced the Daylight RAW images with a new, sharper set. The original set did not have anti-shock (electronic first curtain shutter) mode turned on. The new set does. That and some careful focusing delivered much sharper images than the original set that caused a few complaints."
So maybe that accounts for the unsharpness.
Thank you, Sam
isn't there a setting to turn it off (that 0 second, thingy)...
remember there was an issue at certain shutter speeds.
if this is what you are referring to ....
phoenix15: This will be the most beautiful camera of the year. Though I am shooting Pentax, I admit that this one is so tempting.
I have had EPL-1, didn't like the image quality and then sold it. Looking at the EM-5 II's image quality now, I think this one is on-par with APS-C. I will seriously consider buying it in the future, of-course after I get Pentax fullframe :p
no, APS-C still has dynamic range.
write2alan: Quality will suffer. No doubt.
this is the 21st century.. quality is obsolete
lds2k: Current EM5 model is available at great price for a great camera
oops.. i guess i was thinking of the EM10. Anyway.. the rumored EM5II has some new tech which i imagine will migrate to the EM1II (with sensor shift i hope. i frequently only take my Em1/12-40 with me. it would nice to be able to crap the crop out of it.. i mean.. crop the crap..)
See what happens when your hair turns white ?
dougster1979: Rumors are for rumor sites, you can do better!
Calling it CredibleLeaks.com would be dangerous ! In no time, the administrator would have to sneak off to Russia and go into hiding. And then they would have to get Benedic tCumberbatch to play his character in a movie.,, and maybe a spot on 60 minutes.
lds2k: Current EM5 model is available at great price for a great camera
at fmj1974, you have just described the EM1, not the EM5.
MPA1: I hope the next iteration of the EM-1 gets much better high ISO performance and two card slots - then I can finally get my DSLR kit sold off.
what bothers me is the muddiness of some colors at higher ISOs. while the ISO on my EM1 compares with my D7000, i never recalled getting muddy colors with my nikon...
PRohmer: I totally regret getting Olympus. I hate everything about this camera except for I.S. Olympus is a shitty company with shitty support. You're gonna tell me this is photographer's camera, so don't expect much of video features? Fujifim x-t1 is a photographer's camera, Em-1 is an angular camera. I only got it because i wanted to keep using my Panasonic lenses, but it was a mistake. I still don't get how this camera got its high ratings. Is it some kind of hipster camera? Who designed it?? It gets caught in my clothes all the time. Evolution in design is there for a reason.
i chose the em1 over the Fuji, because i wanted to downsize.. and the APC lenses are larger and heavier than the M4/3 versions. i put up with the lower IQ (for me this is a non issue. my 11x14 max prints are wonderful on the EM1. I doubt anyone can see the difference).. the IBIS is amazing as well, for quick street shots and travel where tripods are not allowed or cumbersome to use.. the fuji IBIS and AF is not as good as the EM1
Steve: i slipped on rocks near a river bed and fell in.. someone was close by and pulled me out (the edge was quite high)..
i won't go NEAR a wet rock ever again...
unless its at the bottom of a glass of vodka
funny, i never gave that aspect of my daily life any consideration. The closest to water i get now is on a cruise ship.
For those confused North or South Americans. These images are accurate.
There is NO COLOR in Europe. Any images or footage you see commercially, are colorized post production. I brought a box of Kodachrome to europe in '75
You should have seen the looks i got..
I asked where the mcDonalds was in Russia.. I asked for the Golden Arches resto with the hamburgers.. "OH," someone exclaimed "You mean the hamburger place with the Neutral Gray arches !!!!"
i slipped on rocks near a river bed and fell in.. someone was close by and pulled me out (the edge was quite high)..
i won't go NEAR a wet rock ever again...
unless its at the bottom of a glass of vodka
reminds me of an XXX rated movie i once saw
HBowman: EPIC FAIL IS EPIC !
a score of 81.. no matter how much griping DP has about a camera, it usually comes up with a score near or above 80... so they rave about one cam with score of 85 and are disappointed with another camera and give it an 85.. i'm questioning this rating system now.
A rating of 78 seems pretty high for a camera that is prone to blurry images...
In my ratiing world that would be a deal breaker.. and rating in the 60's... at best..
_P: Believe or not but I am still holding close to my old "grandpa" camera, E-1. This new OM-D is the one I have been waiting for... Meanwhile I got E-PL5 for my wife and D7000 for myself. D7000 is going on ebay now and the new OM-D body will pair with my 14-54. E-1 will go on display behind glass window as it deserved it well. Can you believe I never got a speck of dust from it for the last 8 years?
I think myd7000 Will join yours too.
BozillaNZ: As a long term Canon user, I already gave up on Canon's mirror-less attempts. I started looking at M4/3 gears for a long time and finally pulled trigger for a Panasonic GX1 for $229. The M4/3 lens ranges are far better than this and, oh, the GX1 can actually focus, FAST. Also guess where does the M4/3 fund come from? Selling some of the Canon lenses.
i think you got it backwards.. m43 (or a similarly sized sensor) will be the standard for advanced shooters.. and maybe for pro work, as technology gets better ..
p&S of the future will be ONLY phones.. already companies are beginning to ditch their point and shoots from their catalogs.
as i am thinking of going mirrorless from my d7000, i'm wondering about the point of buying this camera. although smaller and lighter than my d7000, if i want a wide zoom walk-around lens, i'm still going to have a honking big lens hanging off this little guy..
what would that do for balance ???
and the total size and weight savings would be marginal..
no ?
yes ?
JohnyP: all of these "theoretical photographers" who sit in front of a monitor defending rights to their non-existent works of art is quite funny.
Abandonment of the copyright for all works posted on internet should be instituted. Patent and copyright trolling is a waste of everyone's time. This is the only way to make all these trolls switch to something else (hopefully more productive than arguing with people on-line over something).
Patent trolling is Not a waste of ever bodies' time. Ther was an article on it in Wired magazine. There are companies set up to do nothing but patent trolling. These companies are making millions doing this business. Unethical ..maybe in some cases . But this kind of time wasting are paying for a lot of Porsches.
AngryCorgi: "Polaroid surprised us at CES with semi-functional mockups of three new interchangeable lens cameras."
From what I read, the cameras themselves were entirely non-functional. The only thing that worked is the Android OS on one of them, but no indication that it was anything more than a plastic fake model with a cheap android phone pcb and screen glued in to look legit.
poloroid is known for bargain basement electronics. i'm sure any smartphone will outdo whqt poloroid produces. unless they are just looking for a 'malmart quality mirrorless camera for the masses'


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I'm supposed to be 8 weeks 1 day today, but since last Monday I've had spotting that turned to bleeding, clots, & cramps, to an ER visit Wednesday with a diagnosis of threatened miscarriage and possible ectopic, and an empty sac dating 2 weeks earlier than where I should be based on LMP, to a hospital follow up Friday where we learned my HCG had gone up 1400 something to 1600 something (not nearly enough for 48 hours at this stage). It has been a nightmare. Tomorrow I have another blood draw and a possible ultrasound if by some miracle my HCG has gone up (or, if it has gone up because I have an ectopic pregnancy). We were so excited about this baby, our second, who was due on my husband's birthday, and it has become a horrendous experience. I am sorry for anyone going through it. Nobody deserves this!
My question is a bit technical, but I want to know the answer so I can know what to say to my family and friends who I've told about the pregnancy, when I learn tomorrow (most likely) that it is over. I still have a tiny, tiny amount of hope (otherwise I'd be breaking out the wine right now like there's no tomorrow) but it's dwindling fast.
So my question is, how do you measure how many weeks you were when you had a miscarriage? Do I say I was the weeks I was supposed to be when I found out for sure it was a miscarriage? Or do I say it was the day I started bleeding/spotting? (I haven't seen any definitive tissue/baby come out or I would say that...it's just been bleeding & clots so far...)
Sorry if this is a weird question. I am trying to just stay calm and think things through so I can tell myself what is happening and have it make sense. If that makes sense.
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What's been more subtle is the concurrent movement in the opposite direction when it comes to television. It has happened slowly, but more live action broadcasts are starting to develop HUDs. It's easy to get acclimated to these new ways of conveying information, but it's worth noticing them both because they change the way that we watch television and because they are a reminder that the transfer of visual styles isn't always a one way street.


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Joe Sakic again won't be in the lineup when the Avalanche faces the Columbus Blue Jackets tonight at Nationwide Arena.
Sakic didn't practice Tuesday and is expected to miss his third consecutive game because of a groin muscle problem.
"He's going to be out for a few (more) days," Avalanche coach Joel Quenneville said. "Hopefully, we'll have a clearer picture on the weekend what's going to happen with him."
Also, winger Scott Parker was the latest victim of the flu bug running through the Avalanche ranks, and Quenneville said he wouldn't make the trip to Columbus. Defenseman Kurt Sauer (neck) also remains out.
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"He'll be joining us on the plane and should be good to go," Quenneville said.
There was good news elsewhere, though, because wingers Marek Svatos and Ian Laperriere, who have been out with a groin injury and a sprained knee, respectively, went to Columbus and probably will play.
"I feel better every day, push it a little harder," Laperriere, who suffered the knee injury Nov. 11, said after practice. "We'll see how it is when I wake up in the morning. That's my big test, how it is when I wake up. But it'll be sooner rather than later, that's for sure."
Defenseman Jordan Leopold, who had wrist surgery Oct. 26, has been cleared for contact and went through a full practice — plus considerable conditioning and solitary work after the others had left the ice.
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Piston rings are circular metal bands inserted near the piston heads. They are composed of two parts: oil control rings and compression rings. Oil control rings are mostly responsible for cleaning the cylinder walls off excess oil. Compression rings on the other hand mostly keep the seal between the combustion chamber and the rest of the cylinder, and it transfers heat from the piston to the cylinder wall. It is important to take note of some elements when replacing the compression springs. Picking the wrong set can greatly affect engine performance.
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- Steel: These rings can either be in chrome or molybdenum (moly). Steel rings are fit for powerful engines because of its high heat tolerance. It is also more durable and wear resistant compared to cast iron. Chrome or moly rings are usually used for dirt vehicles.
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National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA) provides geospatial information, maps, and images to the United States Department of Defense. The organization's products include Pathfinder and Raster Roam that allow the user to download images, maps, and digital elevation data. Additionally, it provides geographical databases, cartographical data, nautical publications, historical charts, and Central Intelligence Agency maps. The organization caters to aeronautical, marine, and national security agencies. NGA, formerly known as National Imagery and Mapping Agency, was founded in 1996 and is headquartered in Bethesda, Maryland with an additional office in St. Louis, Missouri.
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Douglas McGovern has been appointed as the Chief Information Officer at the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA) at the U.S. Department of Defense, effective on Feb. 15, 2015. McGovern succeeds David White, who was re-assigned as the NGA's first Fellow to the recently-created Intelligence and National Security Foundation, the radio station said. Also at NGA, David Bottom has been appointed as the Director of the agency's Leader Development Program. Bottom was most recently the Director of the IT Service Division.
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Milt Capps has checked in with Chris Hefley, a former developer at HCA and other health care IT companies who two years ago started Bandit Software to market software that helps companies implementing lean processes better manage their workflow and spot potential problems. Hefley, who has been raising money from friends and family and has recruited blue chips such as Boeing and GSK, sees Bandit/LeanKit growing to $2.5 million in 2012.
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German director Thomas Riedelsheimer directs an engaging documentary study of Scottish artist Andy Goldsworthy, who works with found objects in the natural world.
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- Production year: 2000
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- Runtime: 90 mins
- Directors: Thomas Riedelsheimer
He constructs giant, snaking dry-stone walls; he patiently builds weird igloo-nest-style structures on the beach from branches - and lets them drift away, disintegrating, on the tide. Less fascinating was his preoccupation with throwing handfuls of snow in the air for the interesting shapes they make.
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Redux (dexfenfluramine, Interneuron Pharmaceuticals), a serotonergic appetite suppressant, has received Food & Drug Administration approval for the management of obesity in patients on a reduced-calorie diet. It is approved for both initial weight loss and maintenance of weight loss, so pharmacists can expect to see it used long-term. The first appetite suppressant to clear the FDA in 20 years, dexfenfluramine has been available in Europe for more than a decade and has been used by an estimated 10 million patients.
Dexfenfluramine appears to increase serotonin levels by three different mechanisms. Robert Kushner, M.D., director of the Nutrition and Weight Control Clinic at the University of Chicago, explained that, like the selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors, dexfenfluramine also inhibits the reuptake of serotonin. In addition, it releases serotonin into the synaptic cleft and decreases presynaptic uptake. "So, it not only releases it, but it reduces uptake into the presynaptic and postsynaptic neuron," he said. Increased serotonin levels are associated with decreased caloric intake.
In a one-year clinical trial of 900 obese patients, those who dieted and took dexfenfluramine lost significantly more weight than patients who dieted and took placebo. At the end of one year, 64% of the patients maintained on dexfenfluramine lost at least 5% of their initial weight, 40% lost at least 10%, and 21% lost at least 15%.
Dexfenfluramine was also shown to be beneficial in a study of 60 obese patients who had already lost an average of 10 pounds on diet alone. The addition of dexfenfluramine resulted in a further 26% reduction of initial excess weight.
In the clinical trials, the most common adverse events were diarrhea (17.5%), dry mouth (12.5%), and somnolence (7.1%). The side effects were mild and abated with continued use.
Dexfenfluramine has been classified as a Schedule IV controlled substance, but the drug will probably be "descheduled" later this year. Dexfenfluramine is contraindicated for use in patients with pulmonary hypertension. In patients using anorexiants, primary pulmonary hypertension has been shown to occur at the rate of 18 cases per one million users per year, up from two to three cases per year per one million people in the general population.
Questions about the potential for dexfenfluramine to cause neurotoxicity recently prompted some neuroscientists to request the FDA to delay approving the drug. Their request was based on a study showing that rats given high doses of dexfenfluramine experienced neurochemical changes in the brain. This safety concern is addressed in the product's labeling, which points out that the doses used in the rodent study were much higher than the doses recommended for humans. …


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Arizona law changing the political dynamics on immigration, in SF and across the country
The incident also served as a vivid reminder to those who support immigration reform and the city's sanctuary city law that Newsom hasn't been on their side for a long time.
Immigrant rights advocates are expressing renewed concern about Newsom's failure to implement a Campos-authored and board-approved amendment to his policy on turning juvenile immigrants over to federal authorities before they've had their day in court.
Since Newsom ordered his new policy, more than 160 youth have been referred to federal immigration authorities for possible deportation. As a result, kids who subsequently see all felony charges against them dismissed or reduced, find themselves ripped from their families and in danger of being deported.
Advocates also noted that they have not seen any evidence that language they believe is an open invitation to racial profiling has been removed from the mayor's policy, which Newsom ordered without public review in July 2008, the day after he announced his failed bid to become the next governor of California.
Juvenile Probation Department Chief William Siffermann assured the Guardian in March that such language was being removed following a contentious March 4 hearing. Campos questioned the JPD chief about the origin of language in Newsom's policy. The language states that in determining whether there is reasonable suspicion that youth is undocumented, one of the criteria listed is the "presence of undocumented persons."
Siffermann replied that the policy was based on review and approval of the City Attorney's Office.
Campos asked if Siffermann could see "how something as open-ended as this could lead to racial profiling?"
"It could," Siffermann replied. "It requires vigilant oversight. If that criterion was taken alone, we'd have a problem with that."
That concern echoes those of critics of the Arizona law, which purports to ban racial profiling while requiring police officers who suspect people of being an undocumented immigrants to ask for their citizenship papers. Those parallels are uniting San Francisco officials on the otherwise divisive issue.
Tensions arose between Campos and Herrera's office following Newsom's refusal to implement Campos' due process amendment for immigrant youth, with Campos and immigrant advocates saying Herrera should do more to force its implementation. Now Campos said a renewed push for action could be the silver lining in Arizona's otherwise bad legal situation.
"I think there has been a respectful disagreement between my office and Herrera's about just how far they could go," Campos said. "We believe the city attorney can and should advise Newsom that the Mayor's Office doesn't have the authority to do what he is doing [requiring probation officers to notify ICE when juveniles suspected of being undocumented are arrested, in violation of Campos's legislation]. But I appreciate what the city attorney is doing around Arizona."
Campos and Herrera note that a boycott proved to be an effective model in forcing Arizona to rethink its refusal to observe Martin Luther King Jr. Day, 20 years ago.
Asked if Arizona's SB 1070 will change the national immigration debate and the city's local policy toward immigrant juveniles, Herrera said, "I don't think anything with respect to the state of our immigration laws could get any worse. Otherwise, we'll probably end up with draconian policies being put forward by other states."
Herrera also believes the national debate could allow quicker implementation of San Francisco's sanctuary city reform, telling us, "Obviously the debate will provide the vehicle to have the discussion to clarify the distinctions between state and federal law."
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Last year's Fastest Growing Practice winner Allford Hall Monaghan Morris is one of six client favourites battling it out for the AJ100 Client Choice Award
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Confused by results of my first ABX test..., Vorbis file better when encoded from 24/96 rather than 16/44.1 FLAC?
Confused by results of my first ABX test..., Vorbis file better when encoded from 24/96 rather than 16/44.1 FLAC?
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My first ABX test here, so be gentle with me! Basically what I've done is as follows...
I have two lossless FLAC files, one @ 24/96 the other @ 16/44.1. I have then used OggDropXPd v1.9.0 aoTuV Beta 5.7 to encode each file (-q 5). When played back the .ogg file encoded from the 24/96 FLAC sounds better. To test I used the ABX comparator in foobar2000. The results were as follows;
Do these results confirm that the .ogg file encoded from the 24/96 FLAC is indeed of better quality than the one encoded from the 16/44.1 FLAC and if so, how is this audible to the human ear? Having read the forums I was under the impression that anything above 16/44.1 was pointless. Now, possibly I'm going wrong somewhere, maybe with regards the encoding.
Any advice would be most appreciated.
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About vorbis @88 or 96kHz:
and read this-> http://www.hydrogenaudio.org/forums/index....st&p=747330
OTOH, official libvorbis encodes samples like eig and show_me_your_spine with noticeable pre-echo. Upsampling to 96kHz reduces it significantly.
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Paulo Filho stops Ninja Rua at Best of the Best
The first time Paulo Filho and Murilo 'Ninja' Rua fought in a Brazilian Top Team vs. Chute Boxe showdown, Filho took a unanimous decision. Six years later, on September 6, the two fought again in the main event at Brazil's best of the best.
This time Filho got the KO at 1:20 of the first.
While Ninja indicated he wanted to continue, and in the initial view the stoppage by world-class ref Mario Yamasaki appears potentially to be premature, in the replay Ninja was clearly out. And there is no ten count in MMA.
Ninja is widely rumored to have suffered brain damage in his 2004 bout with Sergei Kharitonov, and to have undergone brain surgery.
Ninja has countless fans, but for some fighters, perhaps most notably Kazushi Sakuraba, what their biggest fans hope for is a long and happy retirement.
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9/9/12 4:29 PM by BigTedBear
Ninja sure looked like he went out for a second the legs and arms went I'm just glad he didn't get ktfo.
9/9/12 2:17 PM by Doc T
9/9/12 1:55 PM by HexRei
paolo grabbed the fence at 4:20. is that not illegal in best of the best?
9/9/12 1:46 PM by Jons Forsberg
good stoppage IMO. Ninja gets tagged badly at 1:19 and his legs just gave up.
9/9/12 1:36 PM by JRockwell
That's crazy, usually Yamasaki is the one ref that lets fighters take more of a beating than they should. He's the last one I'd expect to do an early stoppage.
9/9/12 1:21 PM by Neil McCauley
mario is a terrible ref. Jiu jitsu and judo blackbelt but doesnt let people grapple on the ground very long before prematurely standing them up. I also cant shake that eric silva bullshit loss.
9/9/12 1:06 PM by NorthFromHere
Early stoppage but daaaamn Ninja looked like he hadnt trained in years
9/9/12 6:10 AM by InYourMomaCloset
Certainly got the job done though. Paulo has decent power; if only he didn't leave his chin so high like that. KO'd Doerkson in reasonably similar fashion.
9/9/12 6:09 AM by InYourMomaCloset
I think it's called, "punching whilst under the influence of muscle relaxers".
9/9/12 5:58 AM by TheTFC
What is that punching technique called?