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Kell Brook won the IBF Welterweight title (33-0, 22 KOs) with a majority decision over Shawn Porter (24-1-1, 15 KOs) at the outdoor StubHub Center in Carson, Calif., outside of Los Angeles on Saturday night.
Meanwhile, Anthony Dirrell became the second cancer survivor to win a championship and Omar Figueroa successfully defended his WBC Lightweight title on that same card.
"It's been a long-time coming but it's been worth it let me tell you," said Brook. "It's worth it ten times over."
The undefeated Brook began his career nearly ten years ago and had only fought once before outside the United Kingdom. Porter was coming off of his first defense of the title, a brutal knockout of Paul Malignaggi last April in Washington, D.C.
Every round remained close with Brook landing power shots from a distance and Porter brawling up close and landing more punches, many of which were ineffective. In the first two rounds, Porter attacked his taller opponent, ending up in numerous clinches. An accidental head butt in the second opened a cut over Brook's left eye.
In the fourth and fifth, Brook landed more punches and anticipated his attacks. Porter incorporated more lateral movement in the sixth round and was able to attack Brook more effectively. However, an accidental head butt opened a nasty cut over the champ's right eye.
The seventh round was also close, but Brook seemed to gain the edge with a stunning uppercut in the final seconds of the round. He started off the ninth with a strong left hook and landed a strong jab and right cross later in the round.
Porter's inside attack was more effective in the tenth and eleventh rounds and both fighters understood the urgency of the final round. Porter staying within inches of Brook through its entirety and the bell sounded with the fighters in a clinch.
The final scorecards read 117-111 (Max DeLuca) and 116-112 (Adalaide Byrd) in favor of Brook and a 114-114 (Dave Parras) draw. The final decision was not without controversy.
"Too much went on tonight for me to give my final conclusion," said Porter. "I will say that I think I'm still the champion. I fought like a champion and I don't think he beat the champion tonight."
Porter also stated that he will pursue a rematch.
Anthony Dirrell (27-0-1, 22 KOs) won the WBC Super Middleweight title with a unanimous decision over Sakio Bika (32-6-3, 21 KOs) in their rematch. The Non Hodgkin's Lymphoma survivor became the second cancer survivor to win a title one week after Daniel Jacobs, an osteosarcoma survivor and WBA Middleweight champ, became the first.
"This journey has been amazing," said Dirrell. "With all my friends and family around, I can't even fathom it right now."
The two fighters had battled to a draw in December of 2013, both having made mistakes that cost them the victory. Bika's roughhouse tactics cost him a point, while Dirrell ran out of energy in the later rounds and ran from Bika in the final ten seconds of the fight.
In the first two rounds, Dirrell attacked and the two fighters ended up in countless ugly clinches. The action was so bad that referee Jack Reese broke the two up in the second, saying, "You two look like s--- doing this."
The situation got a little "prettier" in the third with Dirrell landing power shots with his jab. In the fourth, he was reprimanded for pushing Bika's head down.
Both Dirrell and Bika began to lay off the clinches and give each other more room in the sixth, but were still very selective with their punches. Dirrell then began to dictate the pace of the fight in the seventh, nailing Bika with two hard right hands.
The eight round produced the most drama. First, Bika was deducted a point for a questionable low blow. The champ then responded by putting Dirrell on the ropes, but he weathered the assault and then rocked Bika with another right. Bika then wrestled Dirrell to the ground in the waning seconds of the round.
Dirrell slipped in the ninth and was hit by Bika while on the canvas. Riess determined that it was an accident and did not deduct a point. In the next two rounds, it was apparent that Bika knew he was likely behind on points and went after Dirrell.
The challenger controlled the final round, keeping the action in the center of the ring. The final scorecards read 117-110, 116-111 and 114-113 in favor of Dirrell.
Omar Figueroa (24-0-1, 18 KOs) defended his WBC Lightweight title with a ninth-round knockout of Daniel Estrada (32-3-1, 24 KOs) in a fight that was exciting from the opening bell. Estrada, entering the ring two weeks after losing his sister and niece in a car crash, attacked in the early rounds. His punches often hit the offense-minded Figueroa flush. However, one of his punches went low in the third, causing a 45-second delay. Figueroa responded with his trademark inside assault and put his opponent on the ropes.
The champ continued his flurry of attacks in the fourth round, bloodying Estrada's nose. Location was key for the next four rounds, with Estrada dictating the pace in the center of the ring, while Figueroa controlled the action on the ropes.
An accidental head collision in the eighth round opened a deep cut over Figueroa's left eye. In the ninth, the champion did not give Estrada the chance to open the cut further, dropping him early with a wicked right. Estrada rose to his feet but could not defend himself and the fight was quickly stopped.
With this victory, Figueroa is exploring moving up to junior welterweight.
"You know, it's really nothing against the 135 [pound] division, it's just that my body is just not up to it anymore and I think I'll be much more comfortable at 140," said Figueroa.
On the undercard, Deontay Wilder (32-0, 32 KOs) extended the fifth-longest knockout streak in heavyweight history with a lackluster fourth-round TKO over Jason Gavern (25-17-4, 11 KOs). The journeyman boxer and full-time landscaper was dropped twice before ending the bout on his stool.
Jorge Linares (37-3, 24 KOs) continued his two-year journey towards resurgence, stopping Ira Terry (26-13, 16 KOs) in the second round with a right cross so vicious that it prompted the immediate stoppage of the bout.
Light welterweight Lydell Rhodes (22-0, 11 KOs) won his national television debut with a fourth-round stoppage of John Nater (13-7, 10 KOs).
"Showtime" Shawn is a sore loser. He was apparently expecting what I was expecting. And that is that I thought that for sure that "Special K" would get robbed. I guess that the left coast of the USA/Cali is not as bad as the cheat coast/NY. No hate! Holla!
Porter got tied up way, way too easily. You have to adjust and shoot those punches short and straight and inside while adjusting your spacing, not over the top and wide. He did not adjust.
Not a very entertaining fight though.
I said Porter was in for the fight of his life and a potential upset was in the making. Brooks was being sold short throughout the prefight hype due to Porter's previous mauling of a distracted Malignaggi.
(Great call Skibbz).
When the announcers (who were pretty biased) kept talking up Porters aggression as being a factor in the scoring rather than being able to produce many clean examples of effective punching from Porter....then you already know whose winning the fight.
Porter has always been a scruffy scappy messy boxer who mauls with one hand while hitting with the other as he displays his heart and tenacity.
The problem is ....trying hard and walking through punches isn't the same as actually landing clean head snapping punches which Brooks was able to do effectively in every round. Brook was a prime example of what the sweet science looks like.
I think the judges (and Steve Farhood) should take a bow for rendering a fair non biased decision. Hopefully this will encourage other boxing standouts living in international residencies to travel stateside to compete in title fights more often.
Boxing is an international sport and proper decisions must be awarded for boxing to retain what little credibility it has left.
Its beautiful day when we don't have to witness another hometown decision.
Porter should go home and watch the fight again. He should witness the frequency and ease at which Brook was able to land his accurately thrown 1,2 punch repeatedly during the fight while pivoting just enough avoid Porters mauling attacks.
Maybe then he can man up and issue the better man an apology and admit that he was trounced at least 9-3 in a competitive but lopsided loss. Then maybe the healing and improvements can begin.
Porter reminded me of a younger Tim Bradley with his obvious wild-mauling-head-first ineffective offense. But like Tim Bradley I think he can return to winning form if he gets back to using sound boxing principal.
Thurman vs Brook is a much more competitive fight that I hope will get made in the near future.
Mayweather is getting a little long in the tooth for these young prospects and will be fortunate to make it past Maidana again.
Bring on Khan, Bring on Berto, Guererro, Thurman, Maidana, Garcia, Bradley, Soto, and Postol, even Algeiri and Pac... The fight may not have been super entertaining due to Porters mauling style but it represents the first time in a long that we've seen the best vs the best instead of the usual incestuous in-house matchups of recycled fighters being pitted against each other repeatedly.
The Porter vs Brook fight was a positive step in the right direction for future championship fights. and I hope we get more of them ...thanks Al....and Showtime.
Damn well I was wrong, props to Skibbz. Brooks not only weathered the storm but he steered the ship in the latter half of the fight. I still think 117-111 is a little wide but I have to watch a replay.
But this card some terrible mismatches before the Figueora fight.
Porter did smother his own offense constantly lunging in close range, attempting land short punches face to face. He should vary his attack and attack from different angles, he became too predictable to Brook. Did he not learn anything from Manny?
i was not expecting this upset, props to KB. i really like shawn porter, he just needs to learn to take that little half step back before throwing his looping shots and throw more straights, i hope he comes back better from this loss. now lets bring on Keith Thurman vs KB. hopefully mr al haymon doesn't avoid KB, i see him keeping his fighters away since porter just lost one for the team....
i was not expecting this upset, props to KB. i really like shawn porter, he just needs to learn to take that little half step back before throwing his looping shots and throw more straights, i hope he comes back better from this loss. now lets bring on Keith Thurman vs KB. hopefully mr al haymon doesn't avoid KB, i see him keeping his fighters away since porter just lost one for the team....
Showtime & Showtime Extreme made up for that horrendous card they gave us from Barclay's, headlined by Danny Garcia v Rod Salka, a few weeks back.
This one was action all the way.
It can't get much better than Figueroa-Estrada!
-Randy G.
I have to give it to Skibbz, he called this one. Brook deserved the win here. Porter allowed himself to be tied up too easily and needed to make an adjustment. He did not and thats why he lost. Brook also took Porter's best much better than I anticipated.
Figueroa-Estrada was a great fight with tons of ebb and flow and an explosive ending.
As for Dirrell-Bika, well all I will say is please no 3rd fight.
There's a big difference between aggression & effective aggression.. Porter had all the heart in the world but he kept either getting picked off on the way in or smothered once he got in there... Good fight by Kell Brook, now bring on Brook vs Khan in Wimbley Stadium....
Showbox needs to add a new category, punches landed behind the head. If they counted those, SP would have won going away. He hit Special K more on the back of the head than the front...
So glad, the judges came up with a fair verdict! Figueroa-Estrada was a great fight, enjoyed that one so much it made up for last week.
Some fighters think they are ordained to win and that is foolish thinking that a lot of religious types have nowadays. I kept thinking Porter just wants to load up and take Brook's head off instead of working his way in behind the jab. He was using good movement but jabbing infrequently. He needed to jab every time to get inside and then use proper spacing to avoid the clinch as much as possible while getting off. It darn near looked like a Klitschko fight. Kell Brook has a deep roster of fighters to face and it should be interesting to see what happens from here. Now we have Wilder talking too much about just power. That man better be ready for what is coming for him too.
I'm glad most viewers enjoyed watching Figueroa vs Estrada...its not ever a guarantee a particular matchup will be entertaining. So you have to appreciate it when you see it.
Personally .... And this is just me .........I don't find Figueroa very entertaining. His punching technique is as sloppy as his defense. He has poor movement...and he turns every fight into a war.
He's nothing like the efficient volume punching champion Leo Santa Cruz.
I guess what he does can be loosely described as boxing. And as long as they can keep matching him with fighters who posses marginal boxing ability (with one contraversial exception)he'll be OK for a little while.
BUT after his fights he looks as if he was violently ejected through the windshield following a high speed collision.
I don't know how Golden Boy is going to protect this kid from all the talent laden cold-blooded-sharks in the junior welterweight division ..... There's about to be a feeding frenzy at 140.
On the positive side is....at least he can stack up some modest earnings at a young age before the absorption of excessive punishment forces his departure.
I liked what I saw from Brook yesterday, he handled the relentless pressure well and was the clear winner in my view.
Porter was just coming in throwing punches in bunches, but they were so ineffective since he was getting too close and smothering his own punches/or allowing himself to be smothered by Brook easily.
I think that Porter had so much success vs Paulie with the style he employed last night, once he got into the rhythm and seemed to win the first couple of rounds or so he found it hard to make adjustments once Brook had adjusted to the style.
On Sky Sports Amir Khan was in the studio and said straight after the fight he would be happy to make the fight with Brook happen, I don't blame him, neither Brook or Porter looked particularly spectacular last night. But I think it was just one of those kinds of fights, will be interesting to see who Brook fights next and how he looks against a world class boxer (as opposed to the slugging Porter he faced last night).
I'm glad Brook won, although I didn't expect it.
Part of that was not seeing much special in Brook. But then I hadn't seen too much of him and whenever that's the case (a fighter's) power, resolve and timing can be hard to gauge.
James Gogue's comments are pretty good, but they fall down if your opponent threads his hand under your arm, as then you're easily toppled sideways – although the referee should prevent major instances of that.
Still, I am sure Gogue has a strategy for that too.
[QUOTE=stormcentre;61626]I'm glad Brook won, although I didn't expect it.
Part of that was not seeing much special in Brook. But then I hadn't seen too much of him and whenever that's the case (a fighter's) power, resolve and timing can be hard to gauge.
James Gogue's comments are pretty good, but they fall down if your opponent threads his hand under your arm, as then you're easily toppled sideways – although the referee should prevent major instances of that.
Still, I am sure Gogue has a strategy for that too.[/QUOTE]
An old skool ToTTs shoulder or crown of the dome to da mug will take care of your adversary threading his hands under your arms. I loved opponents who would even try to put their hand under my arms. They would catch my sneak left cross that was taught to me by the late, great WBA heavyweight king Jimmy (Big James) Ellis. Holla!
Omar Figueroa made me shout out loud with his kayo of Estrada. It was a dramatic ending to a beautiful fight as the sun set on the spectators in Carson CA. Like other posters, I couldn't help but think back to the previous weekend at Barclays, and I wondered aloud whether the West Coast is the place for boxing these days. I'll tell you one thing: more boxing should be held out of doors. Let man meet man in the elements, and let the spectators brave rain or cold like a vow to the sport and homage to the champions of the ring.
And Figueroa is a champion deserving of homage. I thought his corner might advise the doctor to stop the fight on account of the cut and go to the cards, where I had him winning. Maybe they kenned Estrada was fatigued into a state of vacancy (I for one had no idea) or maybe they obeyed an old-school streak, but they emerged looking just and wise as Figueroa did just what he had to do: the impossible. I didn't think he could put Estrada down. The challenger had never been kayoed and demonstrated an adamantine chin throughout the contest, but Omar Figueroa did what only champions can do, and set himself apart from the rest of us again. He needs to improve his defense just as others here have observed: he deserves a long career and it's up to him to preserve it. He's one heck of a fighter, and I won't miss his next bout. Here's hoping for more (many more) ahead.
D-riders for Juan Manuel Marquez are already calling out "Special K."
They ought to STFU, because Special K will ramroded JMM. And If Hulkquez shows up, Special K will beat the roid zits and pimples off his arse, bust up his mug, break his nose and a few ribs and whup his full-of-dat-syet arse. Holla!
[QUOTE=Radam G;61615]The following old skool trainer in the video clearly demonstrates the counter against clinching/tying up. It is a darn shame that New Jack fighters and trainers, such as "Showtime" Shawn and his pops have never learned it.
[url]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZwULXxBjkmk. Holla![/QUOTE]
Thanks for posting that vid Radam
I finally got to see the Porter-Brook fight and it was close. Porter is a strong, aggressive, quick fighter. I had heard of Brook before but never seen him box. Kell Brook is good and he displayed alot of patience and skill while connecting in his target shots. He did blend in his holding, but he made up for that with his precision shots. The fight was close and l'd like to see a rematch. Shawn Porter will be back.ln the meantime, l like to see that fight between Keith Thurman and Kell Brook, Thurman will take care of Brook!
[QUOTE=Radam G;61684]D-riders for Juan Manuel Marquez are already calling out "Special K."
They ought to STFU, because Special K will ramroded JMM. And If Hulkquez shows up, Special K will beat the roid zits and pimples off his arse, bust up his mug, break his nose and a few ribs and whup his full-of-dat-syet arse. Holla![/QUOTE]
So you like JMM eh RG?
[QUOTE=Denise Alvarez;61797]I finally got to see the Porter-Brook fight and it was close. Porter is a strong, aggressive, quick fighter. I had heard of Brook before but never seen him box. Kell Brook is good and he displayed alot of patience and skill while connecting in his target shots. He did blend in his holding, but he made up for that with his precision shots. The fight was close and l'd like to see a rematch. Shawn Porter will be back.ln the meantime, l like to see that fight between Keith Thurman and Kell Brook, Thurman will take care of Brook![/QUOTE]
Good straight forward observations and comments Denise.
Welcome to the forum.
[QUOTE=stormcentre;61852]So you like JMM eh RG?
I luv him like I would like lice in my armpits. Hehehe! Holla!
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Whether this will be another teaser trailer, a gameplay trailer or demo is still unknown at this point. Rights to the franchise was picked up by Electronic Arts early in 2013 to create "core" Star Wars games. It was announced not long afterwards that DICE, Visceral Games and BioWare would all develop new games based on the beloved scifi franchise.
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Riesgo-Escovar, J R; Hafen, E (1997). Common and distinct roles of DFos and DJun during Drosophila development. Science, 278(5338):669-672.
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The Drosophila homolog of c-Jun regulates epithelial cell shape changes during the process of dorsal closure in mid-embryogenesis. Here, mutations in the DFos gene are described. In dorsal closure, DFos cooperates with DJun by regulating the expression of dpp; Dpp acts as a relay signal that triggers cell shape changes and DFos expression in neighboring cells. In addition to the joint requirement of DFos and DJun during dorsal closure, DFos functions independently of DJun during early stages of embryogenesis. These findings demonstrate common and distinct roles of DFos and DJun during embryogenesis and suggest a conserved link between AP-1 (activating protein-1) and TGF-beta (transforming growth factor-beta) signaling during epithelial cell shape changes.
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REVIEW: Musing on this concert, I cast my memory back to the 1980s and the renaissance of interest in authentic practice.
Then, both in concert and on record, there was boundless enthusiasm, questionable technique and wacky theories about just what constituted correctness in performance. In a concert of music such as that heard here, there would have been excruciating pitching, a dry, vibratoless sound and, more often than not, a strange swell in the middle of a phrase. It was greeted with messianic enthusiasm and was diabolical to review.
Not so these days, as complete professionalism built on highly informed teaching, can give us a proper appreciation of just what early music might have sounded like.
The members of Latitude 37 all trained in the Hague under the likes of Ton Koopman, Wieland Kuijken and Enrico Gatti, and all are, more importantly, supremely talented. Donald Nicolson's wizardry on all keyboard instruments is well known to us, and Julia Fredersdorff on baroque violin and Laura Vaughan on viola da gamba and lirone are similarly impressive. Together, they provided a concert of myriad delights with music from the early days of the Italian baroque as instrumentalists broke free from the tight polyphony of, mostly, church music.
The music – short items from 14 mostly unknown composers – was played with marvellous freedom, superb technical polish and a use of ornamentation that was spontaneously applied. There were some highlights – the Amarilli, mia bella by Giulio Caccini and Toccata per spinetta e violini by Frescobaldi, for example – but the abiding memory for those who ventured out on a wretched night was the superb advocacy from a young group destined to make a huge name for itself.
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doesn't the normal plane defines all the tangents or directional derivatives at the point t of a 3 dimensional curve?
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I'm not sure what you mean about directional derivatives; a curve is a function of just one variable, so we can't really take directional derivatives, and there is only one tangent, which is the derivative.
Think about it: a normal plane has to be perpendicular to the curve. What vector could we use as the normal vector for the plane? It should be tangent to the curve, because if the vector is tangent to the curve and the plane is normal to the vector, then the plane will be normal to the curve. Well, the derivative works as a tangent vector.


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Downtown Knoxville, Tennessee is in the middle of a renaissance. There is a passionate effort by locals to embrace the arts and its symbolic centerpiece the Emporium Center. There is history in this building: first there was a proud furniture business in 1890, complete abandonment by 1990, and as of today the headquarters for Knoxville's Art and Cultural Alliance.
The city of Knoxville is best known outside of Tennessee as the home of the University of Tennessee, whose art department is the flagship program of the state's flagship campus. This goes to show that the citizens value the visual arts, but it's been only recently that Knoxville's downtown could claim anything worth adding to the discussion.
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When a recession caused businesses to move elsewhere, Gay Street's buildings were left alone, not even worth demolishing for parking lots. Thanks to this happy accident, The Emporium Center is now able to preserve the building intact and with it its unique history. The effort to reclaim a fleeting heritage is shared across town. The Knoxville Museum of Art is calling home some pieces of art by renown locals, with additions by Richard Jolley and Catherine Wylie to their permanent collections.
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Their family name alone evokes horror: Himmler, Frank, Goering, Hoess. This film looks at the descendants of the most powerful figures in the Nazi regime: men and women who were left a legacy that indelibly associates them with one of the greatest abominations in history. What is it like to have grown up with a name that immediately raises images of genocide? How do they live with the weight of their ancestors' crimes? Is it possible to move on from the crimes of their ancestors?
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SEATTLE, Wash. – The University of Colorado women's tennis team dropped its ninth straight conference match of the season, falling 4-1 to the No. 48 ranked Washington Huskies, Saturday afternoon at the Bill Quillian Tennis Courts.
The Buffaloes (8-13, 0-9) claimed one singles point on the day as freshman Nuria Ormeño Ruiz rallied from a set down to defeat Julija Lukac, 2-6, 7-6, 6-3 at the No. 3 position. Ormeño Ruiz recorded her 19th singles victory of the year and her 10th dual win of the spring. Her 19 wins ties sophomore teammate Alex Aiello for the most wins on the team this season.
Ormeño Ruiz also tallied to win her team-best third Pac-12 singles victory.
It was UW's seventh straight win over CU dating back 1993 and now leads the all-time series, 8-3. The Huskies improve to 12-8 overall and 2-7 in the conference.
Washington is one of nine Pac-12 schools nationally ranked in the latest Intercollegiate Tennis Association (ITA) poll at No. 48 nationally, defeated Oregon last Sunday for its first conference win of the season.
The Buffaloes lost their third match in a row after defeating Tulane at home back on March 28.
CU dropped the doubles point to UW falling at the No. 2 and No. 3 positions by 8-1 and 8-2 scores, respectively. Trailing 1-0, the home team pushed ahead 3-0 with straight set winners at the No. 5 and No. 6 slot until Ormeño Ruiz scored CU's lone point with her come-from-behind victory.
The win for Ormeño Ruiz was also her fifth career three set win, and her fourth career match rallying from a set down.
Washington clinched the match by its lone senior in Saturday lineup as Andjela Nemcevic defeated CU senior Carla Manzi Tenorio 6-3, 3-6, 6-4 at No. 4 singles.
CU closes the regular season at No. 36 Utah next Saturday, April 19 in Salt Lake City at 11 a.m. (MDT).
No. 48 Washington 4, Colorado 1
UW (12-8, 2-7 Pac-12), CU (8-13, 0-9 Pac-12)
April 12, Bill Quillian Tennis Stadium
Seattle, Wash.
1d) Douglas-Miron/Shimizu (UW) vs. Steur/Tiefel (CU) 5-2 – did not finish
2d) Ysidora/Coronel (UW) def. Manzi Tenorio/Janssens (CU) 8-1
3d) Nemcevic/Lukac (UW) def. Quevedo/Vitaliya Alkhovik (CU) 8-2
Order of Finish: 2, 3
1s) (123) Elianne Douglas-Miron (UW) vs. Julyette Steur 6-3, 6-7 – did not finish
2s) Grace Ysidora (UW) vs. Winde Janssens (CU) 3-6, 6-4, 4-3 – did not finish
3s) Nuria Ormeño Ruiz (CU) def. Julija Lukac (UW) 2-6, 7-6, 6-3
4s) Andjela Nemcevic (UW) def. Carla Manzi Tenorio (CU) 6-3, 3-6, 6-4
5s) Natali Coronel (UW) def. Ashley Tiefel (CU) 6-1, 6-1
6s) Riki Shimizu (UW) def. Dhany Quevedo (CU) 6-1, 6-2
Order of Finish: 5, 6, 3, 4*


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The Colorado Rockies have unveiled their latest Spring Training cap design. This lovely little unit here with it's majestic purple mountain logo will be available for sale online and through your favorite retailer.
With Spring Training only days away it's not to soon for you to sport the latest Rockies look. And, late in the season, after the Rockies have become an embarassment again, you can use it to hide your face from the TV cameras at Coors Field since paper bags are not allowed for National security reasons.


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Wildcats Take on Second Meet at Bobby Lang Invitational
Courtesy: BCUathletics.com
Release: 09/06/2013
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. - The Bethune-Cookman Wildcats take on their second meet of the 2013 cross country season this Saturday (Sept. 7) at the Bobby Lang Invitational, hosted by Florida A&M. After a hot start for the team's leaders in week one, the staff looks to improve the scoring with some roster changes and new members.
Ricy Brown opened the season with an individual win at the JU Short Course Duals last week for the men, while Kirsten Taylor produced a significant time cut to finish third in the short course race.
"They understand that this is a season where we can really make some great progress, and they put in the work over the summer," Head Coach Donald Cooper said. "One of the true challenges will be this weekend. This course is probably the toughest course throughout the season."
The coaches for the squad to be challenged but rise to the occasion while facing a standard distance course, on varying elevations with an early morning start time, as opposed to what they saw in week one.
"It's more of a challenging course for our runners," Cooper said. "A lot of hilly areas over there at FAMU, and fans should be able to see the direction we're going with our cross country program."
Joining the squad for the meet will be first time this season will be newcomers Daniel Ketter and Chris Collins. Ketter is a transfer from Middle Tennessee State, where he gained solid experience and finished 22nd at the Sun Belt Championships last season. Collins has been on the campus for the past season and is now making his first appearance in cross country.
Saturday's Bobby Lang Invitational is set for an early start, with the women getting underway at 9 a.m. on the campus of Florida A&M.
Check Out the Pre-Meet Interview with Coach Cooper
For all the latest information on the Bethune-Cookman Wildcats, including meet results and recaps, visit B-CUathletics.com. Be sure to follow the official Twitter feeds at @BCUathletics and @CookmanTrack or "Like Us" on Facebook at BCUAthletics.


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Relationships of Caryophyllales to Other Clades of Eudicots
Relationships of Caryophyllales to other major clades of eudicots remain unclear. Cronquist (1981) and Takhtajan (1980, 1997), on the basis of floral characters, viewed Caryophyllidae as being derived from Ranunculales-type ancestors. However, phylogenetic analyses using many gene sequences place Caryophyllales firmly within the core eudicots. They have alternatively been considered to be close relatives of rosids, asterids, or Santalales and are best regarded at this time simply as one of the major clades of core eudicots (e.g., D. Soltis et al. 2000). The sister group of Caryophyllales may be Dilleniaceae (e.g., D. Soltis et al. 2000), although this relationship had not previously been suggested. Further investigation is needed to assess this potential relationship between Dilleniaceae and Caryophyllales.
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According to TSN today, San Jose Sharks' forward Logan Couture was very disappointed about not being included to the roster of the Canadian men's hockey team for the 2014 Olympic Winter Games in Sochi.
Couture, a native of Guelph, Ontario who can play center and left wing, sent out the following tweet, "Tough couple days. Thanks for all the kind words. Proud to have even been in consideration. Can't wait to get back on the ice!"
Couture, who is expected to have surgery on his hand, had 14 goals and 21 assists for 35 points in 43 games this season. Couture got off to a fantastic start with 16 October points, but only managed five points in the month of December including a stretch when he went pointless in seven straight games.
According to Sharks general manager Doug Wilson, Couture had been playing with the injury for a while, but Couture does not believe that was the reason he did not make the cut.
Couture however was not the only Shark who has disappointed on Tuesday, as assist machine Joe Thornton and veteran defenseman Dan Boyle were also not selected this time. Meanwhile, the Sharks who were selected to the team were forward Patrick Marleau and defenseman Marc-Edouard Vlasic.


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It is not unusual to hear about the violence and crime throughout Baltimore City. As city officials struggle to keep us safe, some authorities have managed to do some damage control. Garnett Gilbert Smith known as 'Mr. Big' has been sentenced to 25 years in jail for trafficking over 10 million dollars worth of cocaine reported by the Baltimore Sun:
He also worked hard, federal authorities say, shipping a metric ton of cocaine from California to Baltimore between 2010 and 2011, clearing $10,000 profit on each kilogram. In all, prosecutors wrote in court documents, he raked in $10 million.
Smith was found guilty of trafficking drugs in hidden compartments within vehicles and then loading them onto car carriers. Smith confessed to catching a plane to California to set up the shipments with the car carriers and to flying back to Baltimore to unload them.
In the mean time, the 44 year old lived an extremely lavish lifestyle, said to have drove a 160,000 Lamborghini, 220,000 Maybach and had 19 other cars; All luxury cars. Mr. Big has reportedly spent outrageous amounts of money on upscale Beverly Hills hotels, owned several high priced properties in Maryland and Atlanta all for recreational purposes.
The government confiscated over 250,000 in accessories such as belts, sunglasses and shoes. Smith was also obsessed with designer labels such as Cartier, Gucci and Louis Voutton. He reportedly vacationed frequently and loved expensive things.
All of Garnetts' assets have been seized by the federal government; This is reported the biggest cocaine bust in recent history.


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Graffiti tells it like it is: Darwin fish catches an easy prey!
Whilst checking out the hidden corners of Germantown with camera in hand, I came upon this elaborate graffiti.
Then I noticed the red splotch below it on the sloping ground.
It was an evolving tetrapod Darwin fish in the process of devouring a Jesus fish for once and all.
Obviously we've got some intelligent designers of graffiti around here. Go for it, boys!


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Over at Neoseeker they have posted a roundup of four 40X CD Writers.
2002 is possibly the best year so far for CD burning. Twice this year we've seen some serious advances to burning speeds - and now the average drive being pushed by manufacturers is a sizzling 40X (with the 48X speed burners already being released by some pioneers). These new 40X drives don't come with a huge price premium either - you'll find them for around $30-50 more then for a 24X or 32X burner.More information at Neoseeker


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An inmate at the Suffolk County jail – awaiting trial on murder charges – tried to escape by scaling a jailhouse fence Wednesday morning but was caught before he could get away, authorities said.
The Suffolk County Sheriff's Office says 30-year-old Matthew Hubrins was caught at 10:20 a.m. while he was scaling an interiror fence in the recreational yard at the Suffolk County Correctional Facility in Riverside. A corrections officer, who had just finished patrolling a recreation yard, purportedly saw Hubrins heading toward a far corner of the yard and became wary. The 19-year veteran officer, Barbara McFadden, approached him as Hubrins tried to climb the 12-foot fence, a sheriff's office spokeswoman said.
Officials said Hubrins refused commands to immediately get on the ground and continued in his alleged failed bid for freedom. As the officer went closer, she continued to demand he get off the fence, but Hubrins allegedly continued to climb until he reached "the multiple layers" of razor-wire that line the top of the jailhouse fence. When backup arrived, Hubrins came off the fence and was handcuffed in the yard. Authorities are now pursuing additional crimianl charges relating to the escape attempt. The charges, which were not disclosed, were pending Wednesday afternoon, the spokeswoman, Kristin MacKay, said.
"Correction Officers face violent prisoners on a daily basis, and Officer McFadden's professionalism under these circumstances should be commended," Suffolk County Sheriff Vincent DeMarco said in a statement. "She was able to verbally diffuse the situation, protect the safety of her fellow officers and the other inmates, and apprehend the inmate quickly."
Hubrins, who was jailed following his arrest in June 2012, has been locked up for close to two years and is currently facing a second-degree murder charge for allegedly killing his stepfather. The veteran US Postal Service worker was found stabbed to death in his Huntington Station home.
Hubrins' attorney did not immediately return a call for comment.


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The Infiniti Q70 (formerly the M-series) offers a top-of-the-line mid-size luxury sedan drive experience that is heavy on the sport with plenty of luxury to boot.
The new 2014 Infiniti Q70 has few changes from 2013. Changes mostly impact performance and include revised spring damper rates for the rear-wheel drive (RWD) Sport Packages on the 5.6L V8 and the 3.7L V6 and adding an engine oil cooler to the 3.7 Sport Package Q70.
The 2014 Infiniti Q70 is offered in two gasoline versions, the Q70 3.7 and Q70 5.6 along with a hybrid version - the Q70Hybrid. A comprehensive Sport Package is offered on both that include upgraded wheels, distinctive and unique exterior trim elements, sport tuned suspension and braking, and sport type front seating with complimenting trims on the inside.
Given our propensity to favor a luxury sport sedan that is heavy on the sport, it was as if Infiniti had read our mind when they very recently provided us a 2014 Q70 5.6 RWD Sport for a full week ride and drive test. The Q70 5.6 had a MSRP of $62,000 and was loaded with standard performance, luxury and technology features.
Since we mentioned that the Q70 as heavy on the sport we should talk first about the power train. The Q70 5.6 is powered by a 5.6L Direct Injection Gasoline (DIG) aluminum-alloy V8 that is rated at 420 horsepower and 417 lb-ft of torque. The powerful V8 is mated to Infiniti's refined 7-speed automatic transmission with Adaptive Shift Control (ASC) and manual shift mode with Downshift Rev Matching, which allows for sportier shifts during performance focused driving.
The power train is further enhanced by the Infiniti Drive Mode Selector, which allows drivers to choose from four driving modes using a dial switch located on the center console. The modes, Standard, Eco, Sport or Snow, adjusts throttle sensitivity and transmission mapping that optimizes performance. Our choice? Sport, of course.
Standard exterior features included on our test Q70 included a power sliding tinted glass moonroof with one-touch open/close, tilt feature and sliding sunshade, automatic on/off High Intensity Discharge (HID) bi-functional Xenon headlights with windshield wiper interlock, dual exhaust with polished tips, power-folding heated outside mirrors with reverse tilt-down feature, rain-sensing variable intermittent front windshield wipers and courtesy lamps built into the outside door handles.
On the inside the Q70 is as beautiful as it is powerful including things like an instrument panel that features Fine Vision electroluminescent gauges, gear-like rings on the instrument cluster meters, a 7.0-inch color vehicle information display and Infiniti analog clock plus Leather-appointed, heated 10-way power driver and front passenger's seats including 2-way power lumbar support. The Intelligent Key system features memory for the seating settings plus last used climate control, audio and navigation settings.
Our test Q70 was fitted up with the very robust Infiniti Technology Package ($3,050) that contained Blind Spot Warning and Intervention, Lane Departure Warning and Prevention, Intelligent Cruise Control, Distance (following) Control Assist, Forward Collision Warning with Intelligent Brake Assist, Adaptive Front Lighting, Active Trace Control (adjusts engine power to wheels independently for cornering and road control) and Eco Pedal which gives feedback to driver on driving habits in support of economy.
The real kicker package that makes this Q70 fly for us is adding the Sport Package for $5,650. For style and performance it adds 20-inch Split 5-Spoke Aluminum Alloy Wheels with Summer Performance Tires, a Sport Front Fascia, Headlight and Grille, Sport-tuned Suspension, Sport Brakes with 4-piston front calipers and 2-piston rear calipers. On the inside it kicks up the sporty luxury with Front Sport Seating, Steering Wheel and Shifter, Solid Magnesium Paddle Shifters, Aluminum Pedal Accents, Power Rear Sunshade, a Forest Air System for odor control and an awesome Bose Studio Surround Sound with digital 5.1 channel decoding, 16 speakers and Bose Centerpoint processing.
Adding a Rear Decklid Spoiler ($455) and some Trunk accessories ($200) plus delivery of $905, this 2014 Infiniti Q70 5.6 configured with Sport Package prices at $72,260.
If you, like us, are wanting the sportiest (means quickest and most powerful) of the Q70 models, you want the 5.6L V8 RWD with the Sport Package and - except for all-wheel drive (AWD) - this is the hottest loaded version you can get.
But, if you want all of the Q-series luxury and ride – but without the high horsepower, you can opt for the 2014 Infiniti Q70 3.7 (also a RWD) – which is lower priced at a MSRP of $49,600.
Recently, from the same family of Q vehicles, Infiniti entered a 2014 Q50S 3.7 (new entry level luxury sports sedan similar to the G37) in the Performance Sedan category of the Texas Auto Writers Association 2014 Roundup at Texas Motor Speedway near Fort Worth on April 29th where we had a chance to take several test drives of the entry level version of the Q-series with the V6 power train. Having just recently driven the Q70, we were able to compare them pretty easily.
This Q50 3.7 came very well equipped also with the 3.7L V6 kicking out 320 horsepower and 269 lb.-ft. of torque integrated with the 7-speed automatic transmission delivering a very respectable road performance through its standard 19-inch wheels. It was similarly equipped (including the Infiniti Drive Mode Selector) as the Q70 - coming with the Technology Package that includes all of the safety and related features ($3,200), Deluxe Touring Package (that includes – among other items - Adaptive Steering and the Infiniti Around View Monitor camera system and Maple trims ($3,100), Navigation Package ($1,400), Appearance Package with rear spoiler and black grille ($860). Other packages included Illuminated Kick Plates, Welcome Lighting and Interior Ambient Lighting for a total of $860.
Including delivery, the 2014 Infiniti Q50S 3.7 priced at $53,530.
At the end of the day, the difference between the Q70 and the Q50 (beside model positioning) is mostly in the power plant offering a choice of all that Q-series luxury and convenience in a bit bigger premium ride that fairly rockets down the road for $72,260 delivered (Q70) or most of the same that does not quite rocket down the road (it comes close) for $53,530 delivered (Q50). The choice is yours – either way you should be pleased.


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Textured manicures are a cool and fashionable nail trend. They are not only artistic and interesting but also very simple to do on your own. Of the most popular textured nails trends, caviar nails have definitely stood out.
If you'd like to recreate a caviar looking manicure without an expensive nail kit, you can do so in a few simple steps. You'll need a nail polish of your choice and a pack of micro beads. Micro beads come in all different colors and can likely be found at a craft store near you.
- To begin, apply a coat of nail polish as you normally would. Allow it to dry completely and add a second coat for full, even coverage.
- Before the second coat of nail polish dries completely, pour the micro beads onto your fingernails. The wet nail polish will act as an adhesive and the beads will stick to the nail once they touch the wet surface.
- Make sure to pour the beads until they cover the entire surface of each fingernail, then gently tap any access beads off. Allow your manicure to dry completely and you're all done.
This is one example of a nail look that does not finish off with a top coat. It is best to skip the top coat step, as any coating over the beads will take away from the textured look.


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Pentagon Study: No Need to Fear the Gays
A draft of a report reveals that seven out of ten soldiers wouldn't mind the end of "don't ask, don't tell."
There are more details leaking out about the report that is due on Obama's desk by December 1. It apparently reveals that "70 percent of respondents to a survey sent to active-duty and reserve troops over the summer said the effect of repealing the 'don't ask, don't tell' policy would be positive, mixed or nonexistent." Top generals and defense officials have already seen the report, which is 370 pages long and synthesizes the responses of hundreds of thousands of soldiers and their spouses. It also details how to end the ban — which is still in effect, pending possible congressional repeal — without disrupting protocol.
The information was leaked to the Washington Post by someone who was concerned that "groups opposed to ending the ban would mischaracterize the findings."
Sources: Pentagon group finds there is minimal risk to lifting gay ban during war [WP]


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Nov. 20, 2012
EL PASO, Texas - Alabama men's golfers Cory Whitsett and Justin Thomas wrapped up play the 2012 Western Refining All-American Golf Classic on Tuesday at the par-71, 6,817-yard El Paso Country Club.
Whitsett, a native of Houston and the defending champion at the Western Refining All-American Classic, finished tied for third this season at 12-under-par 201.
He entered the final round tied with UNLV's Kevin Penner for the lead, but Penner shot 68 in the final round to edge Whitsett by two shots. Whitsett carded rounds of 66 and 65 on Monday in the first 36 holes of play.
Thomas, from Goshen, Ky., got off to a slow start with a 1-over 72 in Monday's first round but caught fire over the final 36 holes to finish in a tie for 12th at 6-under-par 207. He closed his first day of play with a 67 and then carded a 3-under 68 in Tuesday's final round.
The men's golf team returns to action in spring of 2013 when they look to defend its team title at the Puerto Rico Classic on Feb. 17-19 at the Rio Mar Country Club.
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Future Dillard student Aamina Young has been recognized for her selfless volunteer work with cancer patients and named a Louisiana Young Hero. Scheduled to being Dillard in Falll 2013, the accomplished young woman has overcome remarkable challenges like cancer and still found time to maintain an honorable GPA and volunteer with children.
Read more in theadvertiser.com...
Dillard alumna and Board of Trustees member Ruth Simmons made history twice, in becoming the first woman and first African American to lead an Ivy League College.
Simmons has served on a number of boards, including the Dillard University's Board of Trustees, the Smithsonian's National Museum of African American History and Culture, and Texas Instruments.
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Dillard Alumnus and award-winning poet Jericho Brown is in the news with a new reading event and faculty position at Emory University. A Louisiana native and former speechwriter for the Mayor of New Orleans, Brown has won numerous writing awards. Brown's first collection of poetry, "PLEASE," won the 2009 American Book Award and he was recently awarded a fellowship from the Civitella Ranieri Foundation.
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"Catch the Wall", a new play by Gabrielle Reisman, begins its run at Cook Theatre on March 14, through March 24, 2013 on the Dillard University campus. In Reisman's original play "Catch the Wall," which was mounted in a workshop performance last year, two New Orleans middle-schoolers work together to make a dance video in memory of a popular bounce MC. The plot thickens when the rapper's ghost begins haunting the halls of their charter school, and the two students must band together to fight dangers both real and from beyond the grave – with ingenuity, determination and of course, music. "Catch the Wall" will run for 8 performances in March, under the umbrella of the NOLA Project theatre company.
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Dillard President Dr. Walter Kimbrough has big goals for the University. He also has much praise for the faculty, staff and students and shares what he thinks makes it such a special school.
"I always start with the students. They have been fantastic! The faculty contains a number of superstars doing some great work. The staff is extremely committed to the university, and loves the students. ... Add a unique history, including overcoming a once-in-a-lifetime natural disaster, and you have a great institution."
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Erickson is another of head coach Paul Petrino's staff who can draw on a lifetime spent in football as the son of former Vandal head coach Dennis Erickson, who, at Idaho and elsewhere, was responsible for some of the most prolific offenses in college football.
Among Bryce Erickson's charges in the fall of 2013 was dual threat, redshirt freshman Chad Chalich. Chalich completed 61.4 percent of his passes and had one of the best total offense games in school history with 106 rushing yards to go with 310 passing yards (26 of 43) in the Vandals' victory over Temple. However, he was lost of the season with a shoulder injury early in game seven.
Erickson's return to Moscow truly was a homecoming – he was born in Moscow when his father was an assistant at Idaho under Ed Troxel in 1975.
While he has spent most of his coaching career in the collegiate ranks, he was at South Albany (Ore.) High School last fall. The lure of college coaching brought him back to Moscow where he will coach either the Vandals' receivers or quarterbacks coach.
Petrino said his coaching pedigree spoke volumes.
"His dad was a legendary coach here," Petrino said. "He grew up a lot like I did as a coach's son. We're just fortunate to have another Erickson here. It'll be great to have him."
Erickson's experience, too, caught Petrino's attention.
"I met Bryce out on the road recruiting quite a bit," Petrino said. "I've always heard great things about him as a recruiter so that was intriguing to me."
Then there is Erickson's experience at Arizona State and New Mexico Highlands.
"He can coach a lot of different positions," Petrino said.
Erickson was the running backs coach at Arizona State from 2009-11 after serving as a graduate assistant for the Sun Devils in 2007-08 as an assistant quarterbacks coach and with the overall offense.
In 2010, Erickson guided one of only two Pac-12 Conference returning running back duos in which both players amassed 500 rushing yards, as Cameron Marshall and Deantre Lewis join only LaMichael James and Kenjon Barner of Oregon for that honor. Marshall and Lewis combined for over 1,300 rushing yards and 16 total touchdowns in 2010.
Prior to joining ASU, Erickson spent the previous three seasons on the coaching staff at New Mexico Highlands University in Las Vegas, N.M. He spent the 2004 and 2005 seasons as the quarterbacks coach before becoming offensive coordinator during the 2006 season.
Erickson played college football at the University of Miami in 1993, before finishing his career at Chaffey College in Rancho Cucamonga, Calif.
Erickson earned a B.S. in Exercise Science from New Mexico Highlands in 2006. He and his wife, Mary, have one son – Brennan.


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