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Let $A$ be a finite dimensional $k$-algebra with 1. Denote by $_AP$ the category of projective left $A$-modules finite dimensional. And with $_AI$ the category of injective left $A$-modules finite dimensional. Denote by $D$ the duality with respect to $k$, i.e. $D(M)=\mathrm{Hom}_k(M,k)$. Then the following functor is a functor from $_AP$ to $_AI$:
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how can I prove that this functor goes from $_AI$ into $_AP$?
I want to prove that $\nu$ and $\nu^{-1}$ are quasi-inverse, how can I do it?
Here they say there is an invertible natural transformation $\alpha_P:D\mathrm{Hom}(P,\;.\;)\rightarrow\mathrm{Hom}(\;.\;,\nu P)$ but I don't understand why it exists, why it is invertible and why this implies $\nu$ and $\nu^{-1}$ are quasi-inverse. Any help?

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McCoy Tyner: Update
McCoy Tyner (piano)
The Turning Point (Birdlogy)
McCoy Tyner (piano),
Kamau Adilifu, Earl Gardner, Virgil Jones (trumpets), Frank Lacy, Steve Turre (trombones), John Clark (French horn), Howard Johnson (tuba), Doug Harris (flute), Joe Ford (alto sax), Junior Cook, John Stubblefield (tenor saxes), Avery Sharpe (bass), Aaron Scott (drums), Jerry Gonzalez (percussion).
Composed by McCoy Tyner.
Recorded: New York, November 19-20, 1991
Rating: 92/100 (learn more)
One of the real beauties of jazz is how combinations of instruments can open up the power and capability of an ensemble. I always love hearing how songs can be transformed by a big band. I particularly enjoy hearing McCoy Tyner's music played by a big band, as epitomized by The Turning Point. McCoy sounds absolutely stunning with a full band behind him, and the orchestrations further enhance the overall sound. Bassist Avery Sharpe really does it for me on this song, driving the band all the way home with a steady walking line. Tyner takes his usual tour de force solo, but this one is well thought out and heavier in harmonic applications than melodic ones.
Reviewer: Jared Pauley
Tags: 1990s jazz · big band · piano
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For example, if an autistic child shows interest in a toy, but not necessarily a person in the same room, a therapist might hold the toy and prompt the child to ask for it in an appropriate way, in an effort to develop communication skills.
The second category of interventions included programs that attempt to address autistic tendencies in very young children, who are under 2 years of age. In general, these are studies based on the Early Start Denver Model, which uses play-based therapy to encourage language and social skills.
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Christopher Connelly (September 8, 1941 – December 7, 1988) was an American actor best known for his role as Norman Harrington in the successful prime time ABC soap opera Peyton Place. He stayed with the series during its entire five-year run (1964–1969). In addition to his aforementioned series-long run on ABC's Peyton Place, Connelly guest-starred in 1973 on Lorne Greene's short-lived ABC crime drama Griff, and in 1974, he starred in the television series Paper Moon, with a young Jodie Foster playing his daughter. The series was based on the film of the same name but was cancelled after only a few months. The film version had starred Connelly's former Peyton Place costar Ryan O'Neal - who had played Connelly's brother in the soap opera - and O'Neal's daughter Tatum O'Neal. In 1964, he appeared in an episode of Gunsmoke with George Kennedy. In 1977, Connelly portrayed Kit Carson in the episode "Kit Carson and the Mountain Man" of NBC's Walt Disney's Wonderful World of Color. Gregg Palmer portrayed Jim Bridger in the two-part segment, and Robert Reed played John Charles Fremont. Gary Lockwood also appeared in the program. In the 1980s Connelly made numerous appearances in Italian
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It's rare, but interesting to watch what happens when the balance of power shifts over to fighters, away from the networks or promoters. And that's what has happened over the last decade in regards to the way Wladimir and Vitali Klitscho have navigated their careers.
It's no secret to anyone who follows professional boxing, especially the heavyweight division, that Wladimir 55-3 (49) and Vitali Klitschko 41-2 (38) have dominated the heavyweight division since former champ Lennox Lewis announced his retirement one year after he defeated Vitali in his last fight. And if you're honest and shed your bias, Wladimir hasn't been close to losing since he lost to Lamon Brewster back in April of 2004 (except for a brief scare versus Samuel Peter in their first fight), and Vitali has virtually won every round he's fought since he lost to Lewis in 2003.
Yet for some reason it's hard to find their fights broadcast when they defend their titles. Why is that? Is it because they're usually one sided? Or, is it because they're usually not that exciting and the network of champions can't control them and who they fight. If title bouts involving Wladimir and Vitali Klitschko aren't shown on HBO because they don't make for very exciting fights, many have short memories.
Muhammad Ali was a great showman and fighter, but how many of his bouts excluding the ones against Joe Frazier and George Foreman were actually exciting? Ali's athleticism was a thing of beauty to watch, but in reality he only showed up in great shape and fought like he had an interest in the outcome of the fight when he was confronted by a fighter who was a legitimate threat to beat him. How many of those fighters were around in the sixties and seventies not named Liston, Frazier or Foreman?
Larry Holmes was a great and fundamentally sound boxer who fought everyone of his era. Again, I ask, how many of his fights were non-stop back and forth action excluding his bouts versus Ken Norton, Mike Weaver and Tim Witherspoon. Yet many of Holmes' title defenses were aired on HBO in the eighties. Personally, I'd also like to include Mike Tyson amongst this group, because to me his fights weren't exciting. Most of them were against over-matched foes who were has beens or journeymen. Mike either destroyed inferior opposition or struggled and lost to many of the fighters who weren't intimidated by him. However, I'm well aware that the public loves quick knockouts, regardless of who the mid-level fighter is getting knocked out. And Mike certainly provided many of those nights for boxing fans.
One of the big differences between the title reigns of Muhammad Ali and Larry Holmes and the Klitschkos is, Wladimir and Vitali are challenged less during their bouts. And a lot of that is because the heavyweight division is more pedestrian today than it has been in years. In addition to that, the Klitschko brothers are extremely big and know how to use their size and fight tall. Other than that, there's not much difference. Ali and Holmes were dominant champions and a majority of their title defenses aired on American television, something that's not the case with the Klitschko's.
Why aren't the title defenses of either Wladimir or Vitali Klitschko broadcast by HBO anymore? Personally, I believe a lot of that has to do with the fact that they're not American. But even more than that I believe a lot of it has to do with the brothers having other options. Wladimir and Vitali are different than other fighters. They can fight in Germany against any contender and sell out a 50,000 seat venue. Therefore they don't have to beg and accept HBO's terms, and no doubt the non-boxing suits at HBO find fault with that.
The brothers have their own promotion company and can keep most of the money. Again, not many fighters in the history of boxing have held that latitude. In regards to the Klitschko brothers, HBO and Showtime aren't the only games in town. Everyone knows that the few networks who do broadcast boxing aren't used to fighters having that type of leverage.
Is there a morsel of a doubt in anyone's mind that if the Klitschkos were American and capitulated to HBO and their editorial decisions, that we'd be told by Lampley, Merchant and Kellerman just how great and dominant they were every time they fought? There's no doubt in my mind that that's what we'd be hearing.
In the United States, Wladimir and Vitali Klitschko are considered boring and safety first fighters. And because of that mindset, their fights don't create much, if any, buzz in America when they fight. But they just keep winning. Instead of them getting credit when they win, it's usually said afterward that it was more because of their opponents' ineptness as to why they won as opposed to their skill set and fighting ability. However, they've cleaned out the division and every other past champ who went through the division during their era got credit for that. During the eighties everyone said Holmes and Tyson often faced limited opposition. And did Rocky Marciano dominate a great heavyweight division during the early to mid fifties? No, he just beat everybody who was there like both Klitschkos have done.
The Klitschkos own Europe and aren't seen as boring at all. American fans should remember that, over there, fans are trained to watch differently. Which is why fighters like Henry Maske or Sven Ottke had enormous fan bases. In fact, until people started to figure out just how good he was, Joe Calzaghe was tarred with the same brush.
Regardless of how one views the Klitschkos, they've had an incredible run and have had the final say in the heavyweight division for seven plus years. On top of that they've had a big say over their careers and haven't had to acquiesce to any promoter or network. How many past heavyweight champs can say that?
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Brilliant and balanced, Frank. There's a lot of interesting social psychology stuff in there. One reason people think the K's are boring is this twisted reasoning: They are not shown, nor promoted, in the US, so they must not be interesting - in this hype-hungry side of the world. Another is that, since they are not "one of us", we can't IDENTIFY with their dominance. They become the enemy, someone we refuse to appreciate because us-vs-them trumps all other ways of thinking. This is made worse by the fact that "our guy" keeps getting made to look incompetent - so, we can be resentful that we have no one to cheer for - pretty depressing - while having the additional ammunition against the Klitschkos that "they've fought nobodys", when in fact they have fought everybody and either completely dominated them, or been beaten but then come back and avenged the loss violently. That last point could make them American-friendly, because we just loooooooove to put losers back on their pedestals once they come back and do OK - or better than OK. Then, add to that the other reasons why they are not one of us - they are educated, they run their own show promotionally without being at a financial, intellectual, or business-acumen disadvantage; they are also associated with commie-land (even though Ukraine has a whole separate history) and Ivan Drago - big white genetic-technological experiments-by-association, who make our poor white, black, and Latin homegrowns look malnourished and feeble. All this in spite of - or compounded by - the fact that they are usually nice, soft-spoken fighters who speak more fluently in their FOURTH language than many of us do in our ONLY language. They don't engage in blood and guts Gatti-style warfare, the kind we supposedly love, but they still have between them an extraordinary KO percentage. They fight cool, but beat the other guy to a pulp. And now Wlad has a pretty blonde TV girlfriend, and Vitali's is gorgeous and well decked out. Gotta hate 'em. If they make you feel inferior, that is. But gotta get past the bias. They rule the ring, they come back after losses and dominate, and if we're lucky, they do something boring so we can demonize them some more. Sometimes it sucks when the facts get in the way of passionate stupidity. Passionate stupidity is more fun.
Very well said Mortcola.
Wow! In this new version of TSSU, TSS archmasterweaving scribes has been spittin' out copy that will make you riff [boxin' Hip-Hop slanguage meaning to expound on a subject]. Let me get straight metaphoric FROM THE JUMP! Because the K-Bros/Docs' fanfaronades are going to come right for my grinning, shinny GRILL. [Da suckas ain't dentists, but dey be tryin' to get on their drill straight-up my darn grill. Hehehehehe! But it's all good! I'm havin' a soft skills thrill, BABBBBEEEEE!]
A body can survive without the two-some or oneness of eyes, legs, arms, and it can do fine with just one lung and kidney. Da sucka can even survive with one or no arse cheeks, or testes, or your whole cojones. Hehehehehehehehehe, lmfao! The K-Bros/Docs aren't running JACK! True boxing game, da bros/docs LACK! Since the WHOLE of BOXING is a body: the pugilists are like the various types of muscles; the promoters are the various types of arteries, chambers and veins going to/from and are in the heart; and the media are the various types of neurons, dendrites and particles in and are feeding and operating the full brain, which when it is healthy, it ignites buzzes to the fine mind to create attractive, irresistable scenarios like drinking fine wine.
One's biological body cannot stay in this life too long without functioning muscles, a heart or a brain. But even with the worst eyes, legs, arms, cojones and one lung and kidney, the body can stay around. The K-Bros/Docs are the eyes, legs, arms, lungs, kidney and weak cojones of boxing. Hehehehehe! This is why boxing survives, inspite of not givin' 'em da luv. The lower divisions are the strong muscles, the promoters are the strong arteries, chambers and veins in the heart and the media are the neurons, dendrites and particles. Never mind the sorry-arse K-bros/docs and their weak division. The U.S. American media game was aight for dropping the U brothers. They can take their boring styles of pugilism back to the Ukrainian Republic. For their no-game pugilism make us -- REAL BOXERS and EXs -- U-cranky like disgusted muthasuckas. Why is their fellow citizen/boxer -- prospect Ismayl Syllakh -- so exciting? He musta' fo'got da memo for being boring and lally-gagging through bouts.
Give me a BREAK! OOPS! I musta fo'got dat is what da K-bros/docs' bodies do. Especially if you put vaseline jelly on lil Bro/Doc WK, and if Big Bro/Doc forgets to wash his hands in his toddler's son's peepee and put a bit on the hand wraps. Hehehehehehe! Boxing is so indeed most a misunderstood magic act anyway. And people are always trying to put in in a box. YOU CAN'T! The game is a craft that is full of optical illusions. The whole NINE of the hurt bitnezz involves the combination punches of the fighters, media outlets and networks and promoters. One cannot make it being a darn, lone WOLF. DON'T Believe the HYPE. In 1908, Tex Rickard needed the boxing scribes to build up and then legend up Jack Johnson and Jim Jeffries. In the 1920s, "the golden-age" of the game needed films to show the world that "Long-count" beatdown that Tunney conducted on Dempsey. In the 1930s, the scribes, talking heads and boxing all needed each other for the free world to show Hilter that race superiority was bunk because da "Brown Bomber" was the USA and free world's master-HUNK! Let me just cut to the chase and go up in time. The K-bros/docs -- no fault of their own -- are BUMS! For the human psyche sees natural talent, poetry, art and a good rap; no matter what the nowadays talking heads and fanfaronades say and keyboard tappers and quasi-expert fans tap.
GOAT Muhammad Ali, Larry [so contrary] Holmes, Smokin' Joe Frazier, Big (Rev) George Foreman, Ken Norton, Mike Weaver and Time Witherspoon had the IT FACTOR that fed the human psyche and soul. They brought excitment to boxing even in fighting tomato cans and stiffs in a type of boring excitement. [There is such.] These tomato cans and stiffs fought adroitly the best they that could. The K-bros/docs fight quitters and sitters. Their fault or not! That is just the way the lionless, quietly punk roars. No excuses for the K-bros/docs, they are simply bottom class with some classless fighting fatties and tallies in the weakest division of all times. Maybe 10 percent of it is their faults. Rocky Marciano era was full oldies and bum opponents but he kept his IT FACTOR and Da SWAG. Larry "Loud mouth, but could fight a 100 times better than da Klits" Holmes also had a weak era but it was an EVENT around the world whenever he FOUGHT. Jack Dempsey, Sonny Liston, the young George Foreman the young "Iron Mike Tyson would end bouts in two or three rounds and still the fans would come a running, radio listening and film and/or cable watching from around the globe.
Largely the only excitement when the K-bros/docs get jiggy with it is in Germany. These suckas are not even that popular in their birth place of Ukrainia. Boxing is not loving sport, especially when you don't bring excitement. Again, WORD! The K-bros/docs own Germany, not the whole of Europe. Somebodeee oughta holla at half of Great Britian, all the French, the Italians, the Swiss, the Norwegians, the Turks and a few other European locales. Travel in real space to the whole Europe or in cyberspace, and you will not hear the names of Doctors WK and VK, except by diehard fans. Nor will see you a lot of interest in them. The whole world has changed and gotten smaller. If only by cyberspace sites of Facebook and Twitter. Dude are not LARGE, except but in size. Holla!
Radam....you're talking about persona and poetry. And part of those subjective things is competition. But, having read a lot of your Pinoy beat poetry these last few years, I think maybe too much extra-sharp durian smoothy is making you maybe a little too fuzzy-sweet about the past, and maybe sweet on untapped potential. Tim fraggin-WITHERSPOON????????????? Sorry to yell. Yes, there is an element of epic rivalry missing, a round robin of complementary greats and goods and underdogs back in the seventies; at least the 80s had personalities, as well as guys with good jabs and big-boy-boobies who would regularly lose to one another in stinkfests, while bad-mouthing Larry Holmes. But you're preferring the poetic and mythic over the factual. Your ranking of the Klitschkos beneath their forebears is all supposition. They don't get you groovin'. They make you feel emotionally deprived. But I say, with arguably as much boxing know-how, history, and experience as you (maybe more....I don't know you well enough), to say, with equal conviction, that, putting epic poetry aside, Drs. W and V would have been dominant or near-dominant in any era of history. Don't ever stop the poetry. But don't mistake it for the single source of truth. That lady deceives as much as she pleases.
by untapped potential, I'm referring to the buzz about a new guy who hasn't had the chance to disappoint yet, like Ismayl. I distinctly remember the buzz about iron-giants ready to break all challengers, these 6 foot 13 inch cruel giants with skill and lethal power. Then they didn't give you the buzz, so you riff on history, tossing magic Dempsey-dust over the flawed greats and almosts of the the past, concocting clever but confused criticisms to justify the lack of Ecstasy-love you get from the Brothers K. Sure, maybe something's missing. But it ain't their ability to dominate the heavyweight division for years and years.
There you have it folks. The King of heavyweight boxing has spoken! Looks like you are doing very well for yourself away from the keyboard as well Mort!
Yeah. My skill with Photoshop.
I understand your luv for your boys. But heavyweight was once just over 175lbs. The K-bros/docs dominate fatties and bad-balance giants -- not the great, legit-sized, superbad, great balance heavies such as in the eras of the John L Sullivans, Jack Johnsons, Jack Dempseys, Joe Louises, Rocky Marcianos, Sonny Listons, Joe Fraziers, Muhammad Alis, George Foremans, Larry Holmeses, Mike Tysons and Lennox Lewises or the prime and slightly-past-his-prime Evander Holyfields. No way could the K-bros/docs last in the ring with the adroitly, sneaky 185lbs to 215lbs heavies of yesteryears. I cannot possible see how either brother even beat very good heavyweight contenders like Gerry Cooney and even Tyrell Biggs. C'mon, mortcola, I know that you can see how the game has changed. [Even in amateur boxing, a heavyweight above 6-foot-5 and 230lbs couldn't even win a gold medal in the Olympics. And the reason that they can now is because of that stupid computer scoring, where Doc Wlad was able to win by running.] In the whole, big ole world, the mostly deadly men are between 100lbs to 225lbs and 5-foot-3 and 6-foot-4. Every single country of the world special forces and astronauts are this size.
It very, very rare for human over that size of the nowadays fatties and tallies in the heavyweight division to have great balance and coordination. The K-bros/docs benefit from a very, very weak division that was moved upward by 25lbs to give overgrown pugilists a shot, and to give alphabet sanctioning organizations more moola for sanctioning fights that one could only see at circus and freak shows back in the day. Wilt Chamberlin's father would not let Wilt "The Silk" be a freak fight for GOAT Ali. The WBCs, WBAs, WBOs and IBFs have since just made up a scheme division to separate fanfaronades of their bucks. I have no doubt that if David "Hayemaker" Haye has just an iota of courage and side-to-side movement, he'll kayo Doc Wlad in eight rounds or less. We'll have a chance to see this. The word from the boxing grapevine is that the contract to rumble have been signed. If either one of these bros/docs would have had to fight about 10 to 15 adriotly, quick, hard-charging-and-punching pugilists of 190lbs to 225lbs and 5-foot-10 to 6-foot-4, their careers would have been over in about five years. And you know that. Just look at how many times the brothers/doctors have already been injured by fighting nowadays quitters and sitters. In the mid-1970s to about 1994, I would see small heavies who could destroy these nowadays fatties and giants ninety-five percent of the time. The other five percent ot the time, the small heavies was out of shape or had Mike Tyson-like mental focus problems. This is my last post on this subject of sorry-arse heavies and Klits. I'm getting depressed just thinking how they are perpretrating a fraud. And a lot of people are buying it. But once again, the Hayemaker has the chance to bring it to one amazing halt. Holla!
I just think you underestimate their skills, Radam. And what it has taken them to stay at the top of their game for so long. We'll never know about the historical match-ups, no time machine. And over-glamorize the days when boxing was fresh for you. My father used to criticize Ali, but laud Benny Leonard, Barney Ross, SRR, and Joe Louis. And then got excited again when Marvin Hagler and then Roy Jones came along, like they woke up something in him. Yes, I agree that the division is weak. But it has had many weak eras, and the best of their time were great in part because of the consistency and variety in the way they handled all comers. Holmes' struggles against Carl the Truth, Renaldo Snipes and Tim Witherspoon proved that even in a weak era there were flawed but dangerous fighters, that it wasn't just a cakewalk. But no one - NO ONE - has dominated their particular version of the division so one-sidedly in decades. The what-if comes down to imagination. I see them being near the top in any era, though maybe among peers rather than inferiors in the 70s. Do I think any short, 202 pound heavys of the past would have gotten past their defense, versatility, and power? Not really. Would Wlad's chin have held up if 185 lb Dempsey hit him? No basis for comparison. Imagination, friend. I weigh the facts differently than you. That's all. And, yes, I miss the old days too. Maybe boxing just isn't fresh anymore once you push 50.
Oh....remember what quick Tillis and Tony Tucker were able to do to prime Tyson? Bothered him silly; what the Riddick Bowe who proved the heart of Evander did to The Real Deal; good balance Evander could be very, very predictable. Would Sonny Liston, all 6'2" of him, been so dominant against guys he would struggle to touch, who were stronger than him and hit at least as hard? See, as great as those guys were, they were flawed, but they have also been made into legends. The facts tell something else. The game HAS changed, but so has our ability to love it, or its ability to get us excited. Your argument still depends on ignoring the skills and intangibles of the K-bros, suggesting that they aren't real because of their era...and that "because" is where it falls apart. I see the fullness of their game, and I say, what a damn shame we can't see them against better fighters BECAUSE the skills are great, the size and intelligence formidable. Everybody has a weakness, and someone can exploit it; Ali never matched up well with Norton, or anyone who could come up and under, make him overly rely on the back foot. Tyson could be jabbed silly and nailed with the uppercut - Tucker and Bruno did it, and eventually (Douglas, Holyfield, and Lewis, after the loss of discipline and method) that became his most easily exploited weakness. We won't see the K's properly tested. But in the absence of any better science, we fall back on our beliefs. I believe that I see great heavies who deserve a better era. You believe they are frauds. We both know boxing, I think.
The Klitschkos are the most dominant fighters in all of boxing, and have been for years. How many rounds have they lost over the last 5 years? The distance between the Klitschkos and their competition is greater than that of anyone else. That's the definition of P4P, and both of these guys belong at the top. I've been watching and following heavyweight boxing since the 70's, and every era, without exception, is maligned by fans and pundits during that era. It happened in the 70's, 80's, 90's, and the 2000's. This is nothing new. If the K's were as awful as they're depicted, they wouldn't have ruled the division the way they have. They aren't one hit wonders; no, their respective sample size is more than adequate, and they just keep winning -by landslides. If they were that bad, wouldn't SOMEONE be slightly motivated to become the heavyweight champion of the world? After all, being the heavyweight champion ain't bad for a resume and bank account. I just don't get the K venom. What did Shannon Briggs say after Vitali literally broke his face? He said that VK was the best he's ever faced.
WTF!!!!...wow everybody's waxing so eloquently today... and WTF is "The Rabbit Hole",.. I'm watching "Big Mama 3".....am I gonna have to get degree in literature and the ARTs and Sciences just to leave post on this site??... Ill tell you why the K bothers don't have to acquiesce to the networks... as Dave Chappelle would say... IT'S BECAUSE THEY'RE RIYACH BIYATCH!!!. I envited a few friends to watch Vlad online, I paid $15 for the fight... think it was Tony Thompson... after 2 rounds everybody literally got up and left...I had to watch the fight by myself... never had that happen before. Been watching the K brothers in the closet ever since(I don't even tell my friends that I watch their fights). I appreciate the K brothers... but like everybody else I'm looking for a change... somebody... anybody... I guarantee that Solis will be the first boxer to give Vitali a good fight in a very long time... can't call a winner yet.. but this will be a heavyweight fight that even the K haters will want to watch... Also there's some great talent just under the radar... like David Price of britton 6'8"... bronze medalist... still in his professional embryotic stage... currently sparring with Solis... and several others that I'll mention later...But thank God new talent is finally on the horizon... the Kbrothers strangle hold on the heavyweight division is going to end sooner than we know... But at least they did the world of favor by getting rid of the Rahman's, Johnson's, Thompson's, Peters and a whole slew of bums who were cluttering up the division anyway.. now watch as the cream begins to rise.
Wooooo! That is some good stuff up there! Like back in the pld TSS. Now we aare getting somewhere. I cant wax it like that, so I will know my role and stick with the jokes. @B-Sug, The rabbit hole refers to Alice in Wonderland. Alice fell down a rabbit hole and into a crazy world. The world has changed. The heavyweights have changed. Back in the '90s, when I was telling everyone how great Evarder Holyfield was, I was told that tthe '90s was the weakest era in history. Alot of this kind of thinking depends on when we grew up. When we were most impressionable. People have the same arguement about music. I was reading the lates Ring Magazine, does anyone still read that? I know they read us, Ring is always taking shots at us "keyboard tappers", anyway there is a photo from the Holmes-Truth Williams fight. Young Truth looked very small. I hope Solis or Haye can provide a test to the Klit bros. Maybe rise from a knockdown or fight through a cut. Any test will do. Now back to jokes about Tim Bradley's head. So Tim Bradley walks into a bar. BOOM! splits open the bar's eyebrow!
Yeah Roast,... a some excellent and well balanced contributions on the K debate.. especially from Mort... and thanks for explaination of the Rabbit Hole... I like your definition better but I think Fe'Roz was using the critically aclaimed movie "The Rabbit Hole" which features a lot of subtle nuances character portrayals and sublime pacing as an analogy for what's good,.. vs.. what people really want. I was just taking a cheap satirical swipe at Fe'Roz since I didn't have anything better to say. But I will say this... Vitali was in a life and death war with an overweight Lewis 6 years ago when he was still in his prime... but today at nearly 40 year old Vitali literally walks thru opponents as if they're just zombies waiting to get their heads chopped off... to me that's not an indictment against the K brothers,.. it's an indictment against current generation of abysmal heavyweights... it's scary to think that Lewis was the last heavyweight on the planet capable of giving either brother a decent fight. But carry on with the discussion... I want to hear more
Oh, Ok. I figured you must know about Alice, or at least seen the porn version. It that one Alice falls in to a slightly different hole and, well this is a family site. HEY, I just noticed that Maria eating that banana kind of looks like....
you're ever the voice of wisdom Roast.
"No offense ... but Shannon Briggs never even fought a good neverthless great heavyweight"
I respectfully disagree. Briggs fought Lennox Lewis and George Foreman. He also has fought professionally for nearly 20 years and has won more than 50 fights. He's a very real, genuine heavyweight fighter.
My point is the planet is a very big place, and the population is enormous. If these guys were as pitiful as they're depicted, someone, even by accident, would have dethroned them recently. Being the heavyweight champion is still a notable accomplishment in life, and someone would have seized the day (if it was THAT easy).
I agree with Roast and remember the talk in the 90's of how putrid it was. In retrospect, and with time, it is now considered a very deep and excellent era.
Personally, I am very neutral with regard to the K's. I'd like to see Solis pull it off, as he'd bring a breath of fresh air to the division and it's always nice to see an underdog prevail. But I think their greatness is simply indisputable (these guys are doing to their competition what Tiger Woods was doing to his competition before the fall; just pure dominance).
Sug, if I the voice of wisdom we are all in big trouble. There is a good article in the latest Ring Magazine about this topic written by our own Eric Raskin.
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In a blatant continuation of his ongoing attempt to bait the imperturbable Tomasz Adamek, Vitali Klitschko breached the security agreement his own team designed regarding the open workout today. Klitschko skipped his own grand entrance in favor of an intimidation tactic that clearly did not affect the Polish favorite. Arriving in the middle of Adamek's public workout, Klitschko sat with his entourage at ringside to observe the simple demonstration Adamek performed for his fans. Adamek did not feel it necessary to reciprocate by remaining for Klitschko's workout.
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The bell tolls for thee, Grave Digger Adamek. My prediction is Adamek quits on his stool after the 10th round because his face will be busted.
Wow!! I think Vitali is little woried about Adamek.
I could be way off on this, but I think Adamek will have some moments today. Pull off the upset? Can't go quite there (although I'd welcome it, as Adamek is a true pro), but I'm appreciating this battle much more now than before. If TA's too brave and reckless, he'll get KO'd. But if he can avoid walking into a bomb, who knows?
My prediction is Klitschko by stoppage in 7 in a bruising, mini-war type of fight.
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Great product for my use. Recently purchased a recumbent bike and decided clip in pedals were a better choice than power grips straps. Work well after I reduced the tension for holding shoe onto pedal. Have transferred them to my hybrid bike and enjoy them for this ride as well. Surprised that I have resisted using this type of pedal for so long.
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Actually use these on my roadbike cuz I like shoes I can walk in. Heavy, but solid and reliable.
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I bought a pair of these Shinano pedals last year for one of my road bikes and decided to convert my trail bike to clip less pedals as well. The price is good and the return on investment is excellent. Well worth the money.
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I got these as my first clipless pedals for my cyclocross bike, upgrading from simple platforms. Wish I'd tried them sooner. They aren't the lightest pedal, but I'm honestly not the lightest rider, so I'm not gonna notice a few ounces. Super easy to adjust and have a nice tactile click so you know you're locked in. Easy to exit as well. The increased efficiency is instantly noticeable, my times have dropped significantly.
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NEW YORK -- Walk by a school in Paris, and you're likely to spot a plaque over the entrance commemorating the hundreds of children from that school rounded up and "deported by the Vichy government, in the name of France," under the Occupation. The signs started going up in about 2000, the 60-year gap ending only after president Jacques Chirac, in one of his first speeches in 1995, said it was time for France to take responsibility for the deportations. Yet today, children from many of those same schools are still being picked up by the police and deported. Director Romain Goupil, who treats this subject in "Hand's up" (Les mains dans l'air) -- screening tonight at the Walter Reade during the Rendez-vous with French Cinema being presented there by the Film Society of Lincoln Center -- was careful to say, in a Q&A after Friday's screening, that one can't compare the two situations because no children are being sent to death camps. But the fact that it took France 60 years to officially acknowledge those wrongs of Vichy is one reason he begins his story in 2067, as the 68-year-old Milena looks back on what happened to her and a group of fellow 10-year-olds living in the lower-middle-class neighborhood behind Montmartre in 2009. "I wanted to show how ridiculous this (the expulsions of children) will look to us in 60 years."
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Chelsea, 25 decr, 1848—
Dear Redwood,
Your Christmas Gift, punctual as the Sun to his place in the Eclyptic, arrived safe on Saturday evening; part of it, I suppose, is to be sacrificed to the ancient Gods this very day. And now with the morning's post has your kind good Letter also come. Thanks to you for all these gifts; for all the love you feel and manifest to me. Nowhere is there left to me on this Earth, a more reasonable, true and modest Friend. Thanks, thanks;—and may you live to see many kind Christmasses, if "merry" ones are not to be expected, or even much to be wished (if we knew all the secret), and may the latter end of these two men be better, and not worse, than the beginning!1 Amen.
A little Book of mine, new edition of a Book which you perhaps have but not from me,2 is gone towards you: marked for Newyearday; but I fear it will hardly have got beyond Cardiff at that date,—unless Chapman and Hall communicate direct with Cowbridge, which latter hypothesis I doubt. Consider it as on the way, at any rate: and if after the due space it do not arrive (silence shall mean that it has arrived), write me a word.
Nothing can be more appropriate than your comforting considerations on the dispiritments of Authorship. Never in my life hitherto did I feel so dumb as even in these current months and years. The nothingness of all I have said, or can say, stands sad and stern before me; most poor, most small seems every way spoken or speakable word. My heart is full of meaning, too; as if sunk, and near drowned, in black lakes of incondite meaning:—I shall get some word for them by and by; or be taught by the Gods to suppress them, which latter also is a blessed result, at times. As I grow older, this universe grows ever sterner, awfuller, to me, but also ever grander, more beautiful, diviner;—and I study to possess my soul in silence at least, if not in patience or in peace!3 Few men, in this wretched time, are sensible of the omnipresence of an Eternal Justice in this world and in their own poor lives there; the feeling of this as an actual truth, not intended for Sunday preaching only, is a thing to keep one silent now and then.
When I shall in the body see Glamorganshire again is by no means yet made out; but I do give you to understand that it often enough comes into my head as a little City of Refuge4 in these very times,—and even in that point of view, tho' I never saw it more, is a real possession to me.5 Who knows what morning I may take the resolution, suddenly pack together a portmanteau, and on the wings of steam fly thither! I know very well what welcome waits me there; so of that you need take no heed, nor indeed of anything pertaining to the adventure, except as you already wisely do, to leave it all "to Fate and Mrs Carlyle"
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The 139th Gala Celebration of St. Patrick's Day, will be held on Thursday, March 17, 2016. For details and tickets, read on
News and recent events from the Irish Benevolent Society.
Over 350 people gathered at the Carousel Room at London, Ontario's Western Fair Raceway for the Irish Benevolent Society's annual luncheon in honour of St. Patrick, and to enjoy a luncheon of traditional Irish fare, the music of world-famous accordion player Tony Nother and harpist Bob Peel, and the traditional dancing of the students of the Butler-Feron-O'Connor School of Irish Dance. The Society's chaplains, the Rev'd William Craven and Rev'd Fr John Comiskey, led the assembly in prayer before the meal, a prayer for peace, and a toast to the Irish people everywhere. The programme also included the "passing of the shillelagh" from the out-going president, the Rev'd Bruce Pocock, a retired Anglican priest, to the in-coming president, retired Deputy Fire Chief Peter Harding. (Read more)
The Irish Benevolent Society web site now has an RSS newsfeed to let you know when the site has updated. What's that?
Congratulations to Irish Benevolent Society Medical Director Dr. Robert Farley on being awarded the UWO Alumni Association's Dr. Ivan Smith Award of Merit. For more information, please visit Alumni Western.
In 2011 a Memorandum of Understanding between Fanshawe Pioneer Village in London, Ontario, and the Irish Benevolent Society established the Corbett Tavern as the first permanent home of the Society. From its founding in 1877, the Executive of the Irish Benevolent Society have had no permanent meeting place
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We have no copies left of our book, The Luck of the Irish in Canada.
A calendar of events organized or sponsored by other Irish and Celtic organizations in the London-Middlesex area, and sometimes much further afield.
The London Irish Folk Club is hosting an Irish Dance Ceili Saturday, January 30, 2016 at the German Canadian Club. No dance experience necessary; everyone welcome. Learn more
The London Irish Folk Club meets regularly for ceilis of music, dancing and singing. Learn more
If you are organizing an Irish or Celtic cultural event in the London-Middlesex area, please let us know about it. If we feel it fits with our goals of promoting Irish harmony and heritage, we'll list it here.


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Wondering what to do with the picatinny rail on the Vortex Viper Spotting Scope? Our Eagle Optics Pro demonstrates exactly how and why you will love the convenience of this rail with a funny name.
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