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Adventures from the Saturday sofa
An off week, so no travel adventures. Just a Saturday full of watching wall-to-wall football. So this week's big blog will be all football. Not that there's anything wrong with that. Let's go straight to the gridiron.
We'll start a new feature this week. Analyzing the Big 12 bowl outlook. The Big 12 has eight bowl tie-ins. In descending order…
* Fiesta: Oklahoma. The champ goes here, unless it makes the Big Bowl in New Orleans. The Sooners could make the Big Bowl; they also could lose in San Antonio. But my bet's on Glendale, Ariz. Most likely foe: USC.
* Gator: Texas. The Gator passed on the Big 12 in 2006, which means now the Jacksonville folks must take a Big 12 team two out of the next three years. A common theory says the Gator most covets OU or Texas. If the Longhorns win out to go 10-2, the Gator seems a good fit. If the Gator passes, the Sun comes into the rotation, but further down. Most likely foe: Virginia Tech.
* Cotton: Missouri. The Tigers never have played in the Cotton Bowl and have an excellent team; 8-1, with a 10-point loss at OU. Dallas would be a good spot for an 11-2 Mizzou team. Most likely foe:
* Holiday: Kansas. I'm assuming a Jayhawk loss to Missouri, but if KU beats Mizzou and goes to the Big 12 title game, then Kansas could be in Dallas. Of course, if Kansas keeps this up, it could be in Glendale. Heck, forget the desert. Kansas could make it to New Orleans. But I don't think so. Most likely foe: Arizona State.
* Alamo: Kansas State. If OSU beats Texas and Kansas, the Cowboys would likely finish 8-4 and be prime for San Antonio. But at 7-5, the Alamo would probably make a play for K-State, which is 5-3 and more likely to go 8-4. Most likely foe: Illinois.
* Insight: OSU. The Tempe, Ariz., bowl hasn't had the Cowboys and will be interested in letting OSU fans prove themselves as good travelers when they have to fly. And this is a good place to fly to. Most likely foe: Indiana.
* Independence: Texas Tech. Any bowl will take any team over Colorado. The Red Raiders likely are headed for a 7-5 finish. Most likely foe: Mississippi State.
* Texas Bowl: Colorado. Buffs are headed for a 7-5 finish, and Houston bowl organizers will have to scramble to sell tickets. Most likely foe: Houston U.
10. Texas Tech is a fraud. The Red Raiders are 6-3 with victories over SMU, UTEP, Rice, Northwestern Louisiana, Iowa State and Texas A&M. Tech still has Baylor to play, so the Raiders will get to seven wins, but this is not a vintage Tech team. Colorado's Terrence Wheatley covered Texas Tech freshman phenom Michael Crabtree much of the game. Crabtree had 12 catches for 131 yards and a touchdown — yet Wheatley won the duel that was as much fun as anything on TV all day. Wheatley's three interceptions of quarterback Graham Harrell won the game.
9. Kid Nichol has a future at Michigan State. The OU freshman committed to Michigan State before switching to the Sooners; now Nichol is stuck behind Sam Bradford, who doesn't seem likely to give up the job until, oh, 2011. So Nichol has a choice to make. Transfer, sit out and have three years eligibility remaining somewhere. Or be patient and likely be the OU quarterback as a fifth-year senior in 2011. Michigan State has a decent junior quarterback in Brian Hoyer, a 60-percent passer with 11 touchdowns and four interceptions. But the Spartans will need a QB in 2009.
8. Barry Tompkins is the worst network announcer in America. Any sport. The Fox Sports Net play-by-play man called the USC-Oregon game; why he is the lead voice on Pac-10 telecasts remains a mystery.
7. Good news for Big 12 officiating. The zebras are just as bad everywhere else in college football. I saw two of the most horrendous calls I've seen in years. In the Mississippi State-Kentucky game, Mississippi State's Derek Pegues was called for an out-of-bounds hit on scrambling Kentucky Andre Woodson. Trouble was, Woodson was not out of bounds. He was striving for the first-down marker, and Pegues hit Woodson in bounds and kept him from reaching the first down. Yet here came a flag. In the Arizona State-California game, Cal fumbled a punt and the Sun Devils recovered, but a Pac-10 official inexplicably whistled the play dead. Horrible calls. Just horrible.
6. Oregon's Jonathan Stewart might deserve the Heisman. Stewart, who played awfully well in that duel against OU's Adrian Peterson in September 2006, ranks with Arkansas' Darren McFadden as the best tailbacks in college football. The demise of USC is vastly overstated; the Trojans held Oregon to 339 yards, though the Ducks won 24-17. Stewart's 103 yards on 25 carries were all big.
5. The SEC East is grand fun. Georgia leads at 4-2. Vanderbilt and Kentucky are tied for last at 2-3. That's 11/2 games separating first from last. Georgia still has to play Auburn. Tennessee controls its own destiny; it wins the East with victories over Arkansas, Vanderbilt and at Kentucky. But who knows what will happen in this crazy division.
4. Tennessee is a total mess. The Vols are like Seinfeld's girlfriend in that episode when she alternately looked beautiful and hideous. Tennessee got routed in September road games at California and Florida, then whipped Georgia. But Alabama walloped the Vols on Oct. 20, and Phil Fulmer's job security seemed shaky. Then Tennessee went up 21-0 on South Carolina on Saturday night. But the Gamecocks scored 24 straight points to take the lead, and the Volunteers needed a 48-yard field goal with five seconds left, just to send the game into overtime. There, Tennessee won and now is in control of the East. Totally unpredictable team.
3. Texas' slump is not over. The Longhorns rallied to beat Nebraska 28-25, thanks to Jamaal Charles' 216 rushing yards in the fourth quarter, but no way the Huskers should have extended the 'Horns. Nebraska has been awful the last month; Texas should have rolled in this game. And didn't.
2. Kansas saw Dead Poets Society. Robin Williams' character urged his prep school students to "seize the day," and the Jayhawks certainly have done that. They have taken advantage of a cream-puff non-conference schedule, a favorable conference schedule and a generally down year in the Big 12 to forge a 9-0 record. Give Kansas credit. The Jayhawks have won in Manhattan, Boulder and College Station. And get this; Kansas is a 19-point favorite this Saturday against Nebraska.
1. Ohio State is better than we thought. The Buckeyes routed Penn State in Happy Valley, and now it appears only Michigan can derail Ohio State's return to the Big Bowl.
10. Rice: The Owls lost to Marshall 34-21 in perhaps college football's dud game of the year; the 0-7 Thundering Herd vs. the 1-6 Owls.
9. South Florida: After beating Auburn and West Virginia, the Bulls now have lost two straight, to Rutgers and Connecticut, which is not as bad as it sounds but still is not kosher for a team that a couple of weeks ago had national-championship aspirations.
8. Phil Bennett: The SMU coach had to know he would get the axe, but the Mustangs wasted little time after SMU officially was eliminated from bowl eligibility. The Mustangs led Tulsa 23-21 late in the game and had first-and-goal on the TU 5-yard line. Somehow, that turned into a 29-23 defeat, and Bennett was fired the next day, effective the end of the season.
7. Mark Sanchez: The USC quarterback, with his chance to shine in relief of injured John David Booty, played not so well in a 24-17 loss at Oregon. Booty can't get back fast enough for the Trojans.
6. Michigan State: The Spartans blew a 17-3 halftime lead and lost 34-27 in overtime to Iowa, and now 5-4 Michigan State might not make a bowl game.
5. Karl Dorrell: The UCLA coach just can't get over the hump. The Bruins went to Pullman, Wash., controlling their own destiny in the Pac-10, 4-0 in the league with games against Washington State and Arizona next. But UCLA was dominated 27-7 by WSU, and now a bowl game might not even be in the cards.
4. Southern Miss: The Golden Eagles should be the class of Conference USA but were routed at home by Central Florida 34-17 and fell to 4-4.
3. Mike Leach: Another year in which the Texas Tech coach will fail to even challenge for the Big 12 South title. The Red Raiders are amazingly consistent, but after a 31-26 home loss to Colorado, Tech is headed for a fifth-place finish in the South, their worst in the Big 12 era.
2. Virginia Tech: Let's see. Playing the nation's No. 2-ranked team, on your home field, leading 10-0 with six minutes left, in rainy conditions, and you punt the ball away and never really get it back in losing 14-10. The Hokies could have been in the BCS race.
1. Tim Tebow: The Florida quarterback went from Heisman front-runner to beat-up quarterback as Georgia popped the Gators 42-30.
10. Turner Gill: I know I've lauded Gill before, but he's got Buffalo U. 4-1 in the Mid-American Conference after a 26-10 win over Akron. If Gill keeps winning, Tom Osborne will have to look at him for the Nebraska job.
9. Mark Mangino: The leading candidate for national coach of the year. Kansas is 9-0 after winning at Texas A&M, and the Jayhawks figure to be 10-0 going to Stillwater.
8. Phil Fulmer: The Tennessee coach went from the hot seat to riding shotgun in the SEC East. The Vols beat South Carolina 27-24 in overtime after squandering a 21-0 lead. If Tennessee wins out (Arkansas, Vanderbilt, at Kentucky), the Vols reach the SEC title game.
7. Matthew Stafford: The Georgia quarterback upstaged Tim Tebow in the Bulldogs' 42-30 upset of Florida. The sophomore looked good in beating Oklahoma State in September. He looked awfully good in beating Florida — 11 of 18 passing for 217 yards and three TDs.
6. Dennis Dixon: Don't rule out Dixon for the Heisman after he led Oregon to a 24-17 victory over USC.
5. Connecticut: Has ever there been a BCS contender that is no better than the third-most popular team on its own campus? UConn hoops rule in the state, both men and women, but make way for football after Connecticut took over the Big East lead with a 22-15 victory over South Florida.
4. Arizona State: Two momentum-changing calls went against the Sun Devils and still they beat California going away, 31-20, to remain undefeated. The Sun Devils won't stay that way, but Dennis Erickson has Arizona State playing well.
3. Sylvester Croom: The Mississippi State coach got a big win, 31-14 at Kentucky, and suddenly the Bulldogs have a shot at 7-5, if they can win at Arkansas in two weeks.
2. Todd Boeckman: No, not Tim Beckman, the Oklahoma State defensive coordinator who came from Ohio State. Todd Boeckman is the Ohio State quarterback making Buckeye fans think of Craig Krenzel, who led Ohio State to the 2002 national title. Boeckman might do the same, if the 37-17 rout of Penn State is any indication.
1. Matt Ryan: The Boston College quarterback looked like anything but a Heisman contender for 55 minutes against Virginia Tech. Then Ryan looked like Brett Favre in delivering two touchdown passes that beat Virginia 14-10.


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Sentiment: Strong Sell
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i'd wait and see what happens over the next few days as LSG is testing its 52 week low -- mind you, its now trading at a level that it did when QE∞ was in debate, gold was $150 an ounce lower , and financing was up in the air. Since then, LSG has gotten capital from streamer FNV + its financial house in order, gold looking great mid / long term, and as importantly, LSG has stayed within its production / cost guidelines.
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The Path of Philosophy introduces you to the study of philosophy through a compelling narrative in which the world's most important philosophers appear as characters. The text traces the history of western philosophy from its beginnings in ancient Greece to contemporary developments in the modern world. Threads running through the text demonstrate how philosophy is unique and distinct from religion and science, while at the same time showing how all three disciplines are interrelated. Exceptionally well written, and unusual in its cohesiveness, the text leaves you with a vivid picture of philosophy as a unique and spiritually important field of study.
Table of Contents
|p. xii
|p. xv
|p. xix
|Analytic and Continental Styles of Philosophizing
|p. xx
|The Love of Wisdom
|p. xxiii
|Religion, Science, and Philosophy
|p. xxiv
|What Is Philosophy?
|p. xxv
|Philosophy as Wondrous Distress
|p. xxvii
|Myth, Science, Philosophy, and the Presocratics
|p. 1
|Mythic Thinking
|p. 2
|Presocratic Thinking
|p. 6
|The Milesian School: Thales and Anaximander
|p. 6
|p. 10
|Parmenides and the Eleatic School
|p. 12
|The Atomist School: Democritus and Leucippus
|p. 15
|From Mere Wonder to Wondrous Distress
|p. 18
|p. 22
|The Difficulty of Perspective
|p. 22
|Plato's Socrates
|p. 24
|The Influence of Anaxagoras
|p. 24
|Socrates' Inward Turn
|p. 26
|The Socratic Method
|p. 27
|The Trial of Socrates
|p. 29
|Xenophon's Socrates
|p. 31
|Aristophanes' Socrates
|p. 35
|The Wondrous Distress of Socrates
|p. 38
|p. 42
|Plato's Divergence from Socrates
|p. 43
|The Divided Line
|p. 46
|The Myth of the Cave
|p. 51
|Plato's Perfect Republic
|p. 55
|Plato and Art
|p. 58
|Wonder and Distress in Platonic Thinking
|p. 61
|p. 64
|Aristotle's Break with Plato
|p. 65
|Aristotle and the Nature of Change
|p. 68
|The Four Causes
|p. 70
|Aristotle's Logic
|p. 74
|The First Mover
|p. 76
|Rationality, Emotion, and the Golden Mean
|p. 78
|Aristotle's Philosophy of Art
|p. 80
|Aristotle and Wondrous Distress
|p. 84
|The Hellenistic Philosophers
|p. 89
|The Decline of Greek Power and Hellenistic Negativity
|p. 91
|p. 93
|p. 96
|p. 101
|p. 103
|Suicide and Hellenistic Philosophy
|p. 106
|Wonder and Distress in Hellenistic Philosophy
|p. 107
|Medieval Philosophy
|p. 111
|The Patriarch Abraham and the Convenant with God
|p. 112
|p. 113
|p. 116
|St. Augustine
|p. 118
|The Question of Evil
|p. 121
|Islamic Contributions to Early Medieval Thought
|p. 124
|Al-Kindi and Neoplatonism
|p. 124
|p. 125
|p. 126
|p. 127
|Christian a Priori and a Posteriori Arguments for God's Existence
|p. 127
|St. Anselm
|p. 128
|The Ontological Argument
|p. 129
|Criticisms of the Ontological Argument
|p. 131
|St. Thomas Aquinas
|p. 132
|The Five Arguments for God's Existence
|p. 134
|Criticisms of Aquinas' Five Arguments
|p. 136
|Wondrous Distress in Medieval Thought
|p. 139
|René Descartes and the Transition from Medieval to Modern Thinking
|p. 143
|The Conflict between Science and Religion in the Early Modern Period
|p. 145
|Modern Developments in Astronomy
|p. 146
|The Geocentric Model of the Universe
|p. 147
|The Heliocentric Model of the Universe
|p. 151
|René Descartes
|p. 157
|The Cartesian Method
|p. 158
|Meditations on First Philosophy
|p. 159
|p. 160
|p. 163
|p. 164
|p. 168
|p. 170
|p. 172
|Descartes and Wondrous Distress
|p. 173
|p. 179
|The Mind/Body Problem
|p. 180
|"Solutions" to the Mind/Body Problem
|p. 180
|Thomas Hobbes and Materialism
|p. 182
|George Berkeley and Idealism
|p. 183
|Arnold Geulincx, Nicholas Malebranche, and Occasionalism
|p. 184
|Gottfried Leibniz, Baruch Spinoza, and Monism
|p. 185
|David Hume and the Empiricist Rejection of Cartesian Metaphysics
|p. 189
|John Locke
|p. 189
|The Good-Natured Hume
|p. 191
|An Inquiry concerning Human Understanding
|p. 193
|Impressions, Simple Ideas, and Complex Ideas
|p. 194
|Relations of Ideas and Matters of Fact
|p. 196
|The Ideas of God and the Self
|p. 199
|Hume's Skeptical Empiricism
|p. 200
|An Inquiry concerning the Principles of Morals
|p. 202
|p. 203
|Hume and Wondrous Distress
|p. 206
|Kant's Transcendental Idealism
|p. 211
|Totalizers versus Critics
|p. 212
|The Awakening of Kant
|p. 214
|The Critique of Pure Reason
|p. 216
|The Phenomenal and Noumenal Worlds
|p. 217
|The a Priori Intuitions of Time and Space
|p. 218
|The Categories of the Understanding
|p. 220
|Transcendental Idealism and the Impossibility of Metaphysics
|p. 224
|The Regulative Function of Transcendental Ideas
|p. 226
|The Critique of Practical Reason
|p. 227
|The Good Will
|p. 228
|Hypothetical versus Categorical Imperative
|p. 228
|The Critique of Judgment
|p. 232
|p. 233
|p. 235
|Kant's Wondrous Distress
|p. 236
|Hegel and the Manifestations of Geist
|p. 239
|The Difficulty of Hegel's Philosophy
|p. 241
|Hegel's Vision of Unity
|p. 243
|The Phenomenology of Spirit
|p. 247
|Lordship and Bondage
|p. 248
|Stoicism, Skepticism, and the Unhappy Consciousness
|p. 250
|Dialectical Logic
|p. 252
|The Abstract Side
|p. 254
|The Dialectical Side
|p. 254
|The Speculative Side
|p. 255
|Absolute Knowing
|p. 256
|The Doctrine of Being
|p. 257
|p. 259
|Hegel's Influence
|p. 261
|Right, Center, and Left Hegelianism
|p. 261
|Ludwig Feuerbach
|p. 262
|Max Stimer
|p. 263
|Karl Marx
|p. 265
|Wondrous Distress in Hegelian Philosophy
|p. 267
|Happiness, Suffering, and Pessimism in Kierkegaard, Schopenhauer, Nietzsche, and Mill
|p. 272
|Søren Kierkegaard: The Knight of Faith
|p. 275
|The Sickness Unto Death
|p. 277
|Fear and Trembling
|p. 279
|Schopenhauer's Synthesis of Plato, Kant, and Hinduism
|p. 282
|Piercing the Veil of the Thing-in-Itself
|p. 285
|The Will
|p. 287
|Anxiety, Suffering, and Distress
|p. 289
|Friedrich Nietzsche and Positive Nihilism
|p. 294
|The Will to Power
|p. 295
|The Superman and the Death of God
|p. 297
|Beyond Good and Evil: Nietzsche contra Utilitarianism
|p. 301
|The Greatest Happiness Principle
|p. 301
|Wonder and Distress in Kierkegaard, Schopenhauer, Nietzsche, and Mill
|p. 304
|Common Sense and Anglo-American Philosophy
|p. 311
|The Reaction against Hegel
|p. 312
|William James
|p. 313
|p. 315
|The Tender- and the Tough-Minded
|p. 316
|The Pragmatic Method
|p. 317
|The Pragmatic Theory of Truth
|p. 320
|p. 323
|Bertrand Russell
|p. 327
|Russell's Rejection of Hegel
|p. 328
|Logical Atomism
|p. 329
|p. 334
|Knowledge by Acquaintance and Knowledge by Description
|p. 338
|The Role of Philosophy
|p. 340
|Ludwig Wittgenstein
|p. 341
|Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus
|p. 342
|Philosophical Investigations
|p. 346
|Wondrous Distress in Anglo-American Philosophy
|p. 349
|Existentialism and the Return to Being
|p. 355
|Nationalism, Imperialism, Technology, and War
|p. 356
|Nihilism and the Decline of Civilization
|p. 357
|Friedrich Nietzsche
|p. 357
|Oswald Spengler
|p. 358
|p. 360
|The Muselmann
|p. 361
|Martin Heidegger
|p. 362
|The Question of Being
|p. 362
|p. 364
|p. 366
|Inauthenticity and Technological Thinking
|p. 367
|p. 369
|Heidegger and Nazism
|p. 370
|Jean-Paul Sartre
|p. 374
|Being-in-Itself and Being-for-Itself
|p. 374
|Freedom and Bad Faith
|p. 376
|Simone de Beauvoir
|p. 378
|The Second Sex
|p. 378
|p. 381
|Women and Biology
|p. 382
|Wondrous Distress in Existentialism
|p. 385
|Conclusion: Philosophy and Wondrous Distress
|p. 392
|p. 401
|p. 421
|p. 427
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- Hull Material:
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Year Built: 1973
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- 3 batteries (New 2015) (2) 1,000 Amp cranking; (1) 860 Amp Genset battery
- Battery charger
- Dockside Power cable
- Flybridge rewired in 2014
- Engine Room rewired in 2014
Additional Equipment and Information
- All windows replaced
- Mast and boom with steadying sail
- Aftdeck hardtop with Full canvas aft deck enclosure with bug screen for cockpit
- 3/4 canvas cover for Flybridge.
- New Aluminum Fuel tank installed 2014
- Searchlight on Flybridge
- Raymarine Chartplotter R3435i ( Use up or down)
- Furuno Radar 1621 MK2
- Autohelm Auto Pilot ST 4000
- VHF Radio, Standard Horizon Explorer GX1600 (Flybridge)
- Uniden Atlantis Handheld VHF (Cabin)
- Horizon standard Depth finder DS30 (Lower station)
- Standard Horizon Explorer Depth Finder (Bridge)
- Ritchie 5" Compass (2 Pilothouse and bridge)
- Sony CD/Stereo with 2 speakers 1( in Cabin/ 1 outside in cockpit )
- Sony CD Stereo with 4 speakers Flybridge
- Horizon standard Depth finder DS30 (Lower station)
- Standard Horizon Explorer (Bridge)
Engines and Machinery
- Perkins 4-107 Diesel engine (installed used) in late February 2015 with approximately 975 hours use (Formerly used in a sailboat)
- Fresh water Cooled Engine
- Velvet Drive Transmission
- NEW 35 Gallon Aluminum fuel tank and Aqualift Muffler
- (4) 5 gallon "jerry jug" fuel tanks for 55 gallons total
- NOTE: There is room to install an additional 50 gal fuel tank belowdecks
- Hot water heater
- NEW starter motor 2014
- Pressure Hot/Cold water system
- New Jabsco water pump 2014
- Marine Air Conditioning with reverse cycle heat
- Wilcox Newport 1600 Series Electric Head with 20 gallon Holding Tank
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Tyson Griffin and Efrain Escudero headline RFA 4 on Friday night at Texas Station in Las Vegas, both UFC veterans trying to get their careers back on track.
Griffin weathered early and late armbar attempts by Escudero, but outside of that, he was in control for the majority of the fight.
Griffin, just 1-4 upon leaving the UFC, needed the victory and he got it. He took the center of the cage and outdid Escudero with a much sharper striking game on the feet, and maintained top position when they hit the mat, punishing Escudero with his patented ground and pound attack.
Escudero hung in the fight, constantly attacking, but he couldn't mounted much of a threatening offense due to Griffin's smothering style.
Griffin walked away with a unanimous decision victory, finally getting back on track after more than a year out of action.
"The game plan was really to fight my fight, push the pace more than I did, mix it up more than I did, so that's why you see me a little bit head down," said Griffin after the fight, a bit of a sour look on his face. "I wanted to take him down more. I wanted to impose my will more. And I really wanted to get the finish.
"I learn as much from my wins as I do from my losses and I've got a lot to learn from this."
Chidi Njokuani, another UFC sibling being the brother of Anthony Njokuani, weathered a couple early first-round low blows to answer strong, punishing Phil Dace on the feet throughout their fight.
Njokuani, taking a third low blow in the second round, brutalized Dace in round two, ultimately setting up the finish early in round three. Njokuani dropped Dace with a right hand, dropped several more from standing on a downed Dace until the fight was stopped.
"It went exactly how we thought it would," said Njokuani after the fight. "I knew it was gonna last a long time; he's tough. I knew it wasn't going to be an easy fight and it wasn't."
Failing to make waves in the UFC several years ago, Marcio "Pé de Pano" Cruz continued his reformation at RFA 4 with a second-round submission victory over Joe Yager.
Cruz went 5-1 at heavyweight following his UFC exodus, but after a loss to Glover Teixeira last year, he took the necessary steps to get down to light heavyweight.
The 34-year-old still struggled on his feet, but once he got the fight to his comfort zone on the mat, Pé de Pano secured an inverted triangle choke submission for the victory in his 205-pound debut.
Former Ohio State All-American wrestler turned MMA fighter Lance Palmer on Friday night took the biggest step in his career since deciding to lace up the gloves. The Team Alpha Male fighter went the distance with a vastly more experienced Fredson Paixao, a UFC and WEC veteran and one of the top grapplers in the world.
Not only did Urijah Faber's teammate go the distance, Palmer also recorded a split decision victory over Paixao, impressively outperforming him on the feet, deftly defending his submission attempts, and doing a good job scoring takedowns and maintaining top control on the mat.
Following a two-year stretch of that saw him go 2-4, WEC veteran and TUF alum James Krause kept his official unbeaten streak alive at five consecutive bouts with a brutal knockout of Guilherme Trindade in just 31 seconds of the first round.
Dakota Cochrane continued his rebound since failing to get into the UFC via The Ultimate Fighter Live, scoring a late first-round submission over Derrick Burnsed. Now 13-3 overall, Cochrane has won his last two bouts for RFA, including a submission of UFC vet Joe Stevenson at RFA 3.
It took Sergio Pettis all three rounds, but the younger brother of UFC lightweight contender Anthony Pettis, got the job done. A little quicker on the draw and more composed than Jimmy Jones throughout the fight, he scored a unanimous decision victory to move his record to 6-0 as a professional.
Main Card:-Tyson Griffin def. Efrain Escudero by Unanimous Decision (29-28, 30-27, 30-27), R3-Chidi Njokuani def. Phil Dace by TKO (Strikes) at 0:41, R3-Marcio Cruz def. Joe Yager by Submission (Inverted Triangle Choke) at 4:16, R2-Lance Palmer def. Fredson Paixao by Split Decision (29-28, 28-29, 29-28), R3-James Krause def. Guilherme Trindade by KO at 0:31, R1-Dakota Cochrane def. Derrick Burnsed by Submission (Armbar) at 4:38, R1-Sergio Pettis def. Jimmy Jones by Unanimous Decision (30-27, 29-28, 29-28), R3
Preliminary Bouts:-Chris Holdsworth def. Tyler Shinn by Submission (Triangle Choke) at 1:32, R2-Steve Mocco def. Tyler Perry by Submission (Kimura) at 1:34, R2-Cory Galloway def. Jerry Shapiro by TKO (Punches) at 3:15, R2
-Jordan Isordia def. Joey Angelo by Unanimous Decision
UFC light heavyweight champ Daniel Cormier says stem cells have his injured leg on the mend. His only UFC 200 stumbling block? Himself. read news >>
On Episode 5 of UFC 198 Embedded, Cris Cyborg dives head-on into her weight cut to 140 pounds and hits the mark at Friday's weigh-in. read news >>
From a young age when he stood up to a bully, Thomas Almeida has shown he's willing to face challenges head on. read news >>
Building off of an active amateur career, Julius Anglickas is on track heading into Saturday's Shamrock FC. read news >>
Valentina Shevchenko is still on track for her bout opposite Holly Holm despite recently being caught in the crossfire a shootout that injured her coach. read news >>


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There are various ways to install Windows operating system. You can do it with DVD or Via Bootable USB. But if you have any kind of compatibility issue wuth your system and Windows 8, you can take the help of Microsoft Utility. We will show you how you can install Windows 8 Consumer preview or dual boot it with your existing Windows 7 system.
If you need to do a fresh install of Windows 8 than skip the following process but if you want to dual boot it with your existing operating system, you need to create a partition of about 20GB. If you don't know how to create partition, just refer to this article: Creating Partition for Windows 8 Installation.
Once your partition is ready, follow the below steps to install/dual boot New Windows 8 Consumer Preview without DVD or USB:
1. Open your browser, and visit this Microsoft Site. Enter your Email, select country, and click on the Blue button stating 'Download Windows 8 Consumer Preview'.
2. This will download a small .exe application. Save the file to your desktop, once downloaded double click to run it.
3. This tool will first inspect your system for compatibility and let you know if there is any kind of issue. Like you can see in the image, my pc was facing 4 errors. Probably this won't interfere your new installation as we are going to install it on new partition. These errors will matter only if you are upgrading from Windows 7 to windows 8. Just ignore it and move ahead by clicking on 'Next'.
4. You will get a prompt for the confirmation to start downloading Windows 8, confirm by clicking on Next.
5. This will start the download and provide you a Product key. Simply not down the product key and wait until the download is completed. It may take hours depending on your Internet speed as the file size is about 2.5GB.
6. Once the download is finished, you will get the following screen with 3 options 'Install Now', 'Install on another Partition' and 'Install Later'. If you want to install now, simply select the option and click Next.
7. Now you get the screen where you need to make the crucial choice. There will be 2 option 'USB Flash Drive' And 'ISO file to burn to a DVD'. Choose your option whether you want to install with DVD or USB and click Next. (But recommend DVD.)
8. In my case I selected DVD. If you too, insert a DVD in DVD rom, and click Next. System will burn the ISO that will take around 7 minutes.
9. Once your DVD or USB drive is ready, reboot the system, enter BIOS and change the boot drive (DVD or USB).
10. Save and Exit BIOS, when system reboots next time, start the installation.
11. When you see the Windows Installation window as shown in the image below, open this Article and follow the rest of the process. Dual Booting Windows 8 Consumer Preview and Windows 7
That's it.. Once you are done with all steps, your new Windows 8 Consumer Preview system will be ready to use. If you have doubt or issue in above process, feel free to ask here. Soon I'll be updating how to install windows 8 from a Bootable Flash Drive.


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2003 Mercedes-Benz C240 4MATIC (3 Reviews)
Love love love my C240 4-matic. In being the original owner for 13 years I have only dealt with 2 major services at MB and fixed incidentals and oil changes at 10k with original parts for less than the suggested $300 at the dealership. It is a matter of the dealerships having proficient techs who know what they are doing or are not expected to break stuff to get you to trade-in when your car is just broken in. All in all for the 127K miles I have driven 7K in repairs or maintenance is no biggie over 13 years considering you can never really leave the Honda dealership without dropping at least $200 every 5-7K or 3 months depending how you drive just for oil changes,washer fluid, air filter every single time. This car is a work horse I would not trade for anything. My goal is to run it to 300k. It rides great, doesn't miss a beat and other than missing the ipod jack and navi it has everything that most cars have today except I've enjoyed it for 13 years!
I feel the build quality is very high. However, if you care more about reliability than handling, comfort and a smooth drive train. Look at a lexus.
WORST Mercedes-Benz ever made! This car has cost me thousands of dollars in repairs and my extended warranty has paid out more than I paid for the car to actually fix items! I have been to the dealership 15 times in 2.5 years in which 4 of those times were for the same problem that has yet to be corrected. I filed multiple complaints with the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) so if anyone else has major issues/problems, please file a complaint.


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