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so it means that deal is strucked with big lobbying.............
Sentiment: Strong Buy
Lobbying, err, bribing. Tomatoe - tomato, it all depends on where you live and if you worship Rodents or the Golden Arches. The Golden Arches did try once to secretly out rat meat in their burgers and succeeded but got busted, so maybe Americans are not so different from Indians, they worship rats while we eat rats. Just an FYI.
And didn't these 1.2 Billion Indians get that memo about what happened to the last continent full of Indians that messed with our economics? Elop maybe needs to mail out some blankets to some key Indian officials. Get the word out that the Americans are up their old tricks again.
It can be handled.... 180 Mio Euros is not that much.
Should not have factory/businesses in India. China better place. Let Indians keep making brass pots.LOL


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Im wondering how to hack facebook account , i know about fishing (finding the secority queston and ask the person for that queston if hes ur friend)
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phishing is acquiring sensitive information from a person without his knowledge [the topic is banned on this forum cuz its black hat activity]
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Logo Process – WavePulse Acoustics Identity Development
Wavepulse Acoustics was not a usual project. A logo design rushed out in a matter of a few hours, not something I would usually 'shout from the rooftops'. Most identity projects require an element of time, time to research the company, the type of business, the competitors, idea formulation, sketching, concepts, artwork and client designer banter.
Usually for me, the average project takes upwards of 2-4 weeks. A few projects have extended to 6-8 weeks.
Rushing a logo project is not particularly responsible, especially when you have to throw out of the window all your usual processes. However, the client was in fix and needed a logo urgently, and fortunately appreciated my dilemma. The dilemma being not being able to do what I would usually do, being cautious and responsible. The client had provided a pretty detailed brief, and some examples of logo designs that he liked from my existing portfolio.
Be firm
There was also the issue of money, one which I will skip. Needless to say, I had to insist of a number of conditions before taking the project on.
I will say at this point that I had already formulated an idea in my head from reading the brief and seeing the types of logo designs he liked. I also knew this idea was a winner, especially given the time the client had.
First of all I insisted that the money would be paid up front by Paypal before we proceeded any further. Just the time I was taking out of my day to liaise with the client meant I had to secure some form of monetary recompense. I was in the middle of several other projects, so I just had to be realistic. I realised the client liked my general style of design, so that put me in a strong position. By accepting the project, and by saying I had a strong idea formulated, the client was sort of hooked in already, more out of curiosity and need.
One of the conditions was that I would do one design, and that's it. No changes, no tweaks, no fiddling. Take it or leave it.
But paramount to me was ensuring I would be able to do the best job possible, even given the time frame. It's not about money, certainly wasn't in this case. I would benefit in other ways, so it was all a calculated decision.
So as well as asking for the money upfront, which he accepted immediately, I also offered to show him a previous logo design of mine that was similar in style to the idea in my head. This meant that after he paid up, he would see the sort of idea I would give him. This was a sort of middle ground safety net. If he didn't like it, we agreed we would leave the project and he would have to find someone else.
I assured him that my idea was solid and that I knew it was a strong idea and more than suitable for his business. My confidence in my own idea meant he was reassured enough to take this gamble.
He said to me even if he didn't like the idea, it was a interesting process and one worth paying for. He was realistic and not being demanding in anyway, which is why I took this project on. It was my choice, but with my rules to keep things grounded.
Take the money and run
Not quite. I did take the money, and frankly, I was a little surprised that he accepted my conditions and even more surprised when the money turned up about 30 minutes later.
As promised, I sent him a screen shot of a previous logo idea, that was a similar style to the one in my head. Fortunately this was one of the ideas he had loved in my portfolio, it was the Hiroko Chardonnay logo.
Game on
Now given the nature of the company: Designing and building custom loudspeakers for PA systems, musical instruments, touring rigs, sound reinforcement, DJ's and the like, the possibility of falling foul of anything cliche or stereotypical (pun intended) was high. Pulses, waveforms (think hospital and health type logos) etc. Also needed to ensure the logomark was simple and strong enough to work on its own as a badge, printed onto speaker grills, printed onto various materials from small to large.
So for a quick turnaround logo, there were a few essentials to factor in to make it workable.
Clock is ticking
Within 15 minutes I had the initial idea vectored up in Illustrator. Took a few attempts to get the lines working as they appeared in my head. The lines form the 'W' the 'P' and 'A'. Admittedly the 'P' is a little bit of a stretch, but the association is there. It was in fact more of a fluke, and was not intended. The focus was on creating the 'W' and 'A'. Placed in a round container, we have a clean, stylish and simple mark which has a clear link to the business, taking both the initials and a visual reference to 'wavepulse'.
We have avoided any overly cliché imagery.
As with all my logo designs, the focus on typography is paramount to a successful design. Choose the wrong font and the logo can fall apart, give the wrong impression or just look fugly. Inappropriate fonts can and often do destroy an otherwise sound logodesign.
Take time to find the right font. I can't stress that enough.
I spend days and days looking for new and appropriate fonts for a certain project. I scour all the type foundries I know, spend ages on MyFonts comparing font style after font style.
For Wavepulse Acoustics I wanted something slightly 'edgy' and 'raw' but clean and easy on the eye. I remember seeing a font in my library a while back, so I knew where to look. I did try a number of font styles as you can see below.
But the winner was Amplitude from The Font Bureau.
It just works
This was a perfect fit, couldn't of asked for a more suitable font in my mind. Check out the portions of the font where a small sliver has been cut out, for example on the shoulder of the 'p'. They almost mimic the shape of a waveform and help reinforce the visual association, albeit quite subtly. This feature really gave it the edge I needed and given the name of the font 'Amplitude' it seemed a match made in heaven.
A few details
This just shows how I have aligned the various aspects of the logo. I didn't go for the more obvious solution of aligning the wording perfectly centered on with vertical with the logomark. I had formed the 'wavepulse' in such a way that the bottom half was the same x-height as the logotype. This meant I could align the logotype with the bottom half of the logomark.
The magenta and cyan blocks just indicate that I have left equal distance each side of the logomark.
To sum up
So yes, not the usual run of the mill project. From the time the client contacted me, from the time I sent him the initial idea was just a few hours. The client was over the moon. Given the circumstances, this logo design proved to be a lot of fun to work on and I am particularly proud of it.
There is no question that experience helps one when contemplating ideas and concepts. Some logo projects can be challenging, ideas don't seem to come easily. The opposite can also be true, ideas can come easily and quickly. This of course depends on the level of information you have from the client, the client themselves and the nature of the business and how familiar you might be with the subject matter.
I would not have taken this project on had I not already seen an idea in my head. Knowing I had the idea before even started meant that the project would cause minimal disruption to my regular schedule. I would also come out of it with a decent logo for the portfolio as well as one happy client.
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If the heavy duty segment can improve fuel efficiency by 25% with the use of existing technology then why hasn't a manufacturer offered that product to the public? I'd bet it's because the cost of the product exceeds the fuel savings over the lifetime of the equipment! Only big government would mandate such a 'savings'.
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Sen. Alexander talked about bid for Norfolk mayor, and discussed the recent crime wave in the city.
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The new head man for the Cavaliers explains why he chose Charlottesville, and what he will expect from his players.
A woman was shot during a robbery attempt in the Newport News Newsome Park on Sunday morning.
A Coast Guard member was found guilty of sexual assault Thursday during a general court martial.
Tampa and her crew returned back to its homeport after a 54-day patrol of fisheries.
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AUGUSTA -- With his date with destiny reached, it's time for the debate to begin.
By draining his 18-foot birdie putt on No. 18 and raising his fist in the air in the triumphant fashion so familiar to the rest of the golfing world by now, Tiger Woods staked his claim to history with a two-shot win in the Masters Sunday. Woods fired a final round 4-under-par 68 to finish at 16-under for the tournament, defeating David Duval by two shots and playing partner Phil Mickelson by three.
The win is his fourth consecutive victory in a major tournament, a feat unmatched by any other golfer in history other than Bobby Jones.
Of course, the difference with Jones is he collected all four major titles of the time (U.S. Amateur, U.S. Open, British Amateur, British Open) in the calendar year of 1930. Woods won last year's U.S. Open, British Open and PGA Championship, failing to win the 2000 Masters which was captured by Vijay Singh.
Several notable golfers such as Arnold Palmer, who defined the modern grand slam in 1960, and Jack Nicklaus have claimed Woods' achievements are remarkable, but shouldn't be labeled a Grand Slam.
Earlier in the week, Woods said by becoming the first golfer in history to own all four major titles at once, he could call it what he pleased. On Sunday, he hedged slightly on such a bold claim and didn't label it anything. He still maintained an edge of confidence in his wins, however.
David Duval hangs his head at No. 16 Sunday. Both Duval and Phil Mickelson stumbled on the par-3.Augusta Chronicle Photo
''I won four, didn't I?'' Woods said when asked if the accomplishment should be officially called a Grand Slam.
Talk of the Grand Slam debate aside, it was obvious his fellow golfers were impressed by his accomplishments, but were also growing tired of Woods' dominance.
Mickelson, who finished third at 13-under after a final round 70, refused to answer questions about Woods' achievement and said the gap between the world's No. 1 golfer and the rest of the field remained.
''I feel like my game is at a level where I can compete and win in the major tournaments,'' Mickelson said. ''But if you're going to win with Tiger in the field than you can't make mistakes like I did today. I can make two mistakes maybe, but not more than that.''
Duval, who finished second at 14-under par after shooting an incredible 67 in the last round, said he felt as if he were going up against a legend at times.
''Kind of the way I think about it is that I would imagine it was the same way when people were competing against Jack Nicklaus,'' Duval said. ''When they beat him, that's kind of the way we are. We've got another player who is certainly the best player in the game right now, and I think what it will do is make my victories in these majors that much more special.''
Though the challenge to Woods was more significant than it has been in the past, the results remained the same. And neither Duval or Mickelson did much to help themselves out.
Mickelson, who had anticipated a chance like the one he had since he watched Woods drain a birdie putt on the final hole of the Bay Hill Invitational, practically gave the tournament away with poor play around the greens.
Like Duval, he failed to give himself a realistic chance to win with missed putts on the back nine. Duval's miscues, though, hurt him more in the end.
After knocking his approaches on holes 17 and 18 to 14-feet and 6-feet respectively, the Georgia Tech graduate failed to make either birdie try and ultimately lost by two to Woods.
''I knew I needed to make (the putt on 18), and 17 and well every putt if you saw me play today,'' Duval said. ''I certainly made my share, and they all came early. I made a couple toward the end and I'm very proud of how I played and the golf shots I hit.''
Mickelson fell from grace on the par-3 16th hole, where he three-putted after hitting a 7-iron onto the high right slope of the green. The tee shot hung on the ridge and refused to roll down the slope toward the hole, while Woods' tee shot which followed did trickle toward the pin.
Mickelson said the three-putt killed his momentum, and he felt he had a viable chance after picking up a birdie on No. 15 to pull within one shot of Woods.
''That was the big one,'' he said. ''I've got the momentum. I've got the honors. If I can stack one on 16 and hit a good golf shot, I think the whole momentum changes and to pull it up on top, the one place I can't hit it, and don't even give myself a putt at it.''
Woods didn't play in the explosive style which led him to runaway victories in the 1997 Masters, 2000 U.S. Open and British Open. Rather he played steady and solid golf thanks to a meticulous approach to his putts and by hitting 69 of 72 greens in regulation.
''This one was tough knowing the fact that you could not make mistakes,'' Woods said. ''The golf course at Valhalla (in the 2000 PGA Championship) was more benign than it is here. Here you just hit one simple shot that catches a slope one foot away from being a good shot, and next thing you know you're looking at making bogey or double. The penalties here are a lot more severe.''
Woods now joins Nicklaus in collecting his sixth major championship in his 17th start. However, the question does remain whether or not Woods' incredible achievement should be deemed a Grand Slam, and where it ranks historically alongside the rest of noted sports memories such as Joe DiMaggio's 56-game hitting streak in baseball.
''Above the 56?'' Duval said. ''Man, that's not even comparing apples and oranges. That's apples and peanuts. I don't know how you would compare that. I would think that it is something that would certainly have to be talked about in the same sentence.''
Woods though, still downplays such profound talk. As of Sunday night, with his second green jacket nestled around him, all that mattered was simply enjoying another Masters championship.
What's up next for Woods? He already knows that answer.
''I don't know,'' he said with a smile. ''We'll find out in June.''
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West Meets East at These Chinese Restaurants Where Authetntic Flavors Shine
By Corinne Whiting
Seattle Local Expert
At 10Best, we're always on the lookout for Seattle's best restaurants, and while we appreciate places that have a broad culinary range, we can't help but adore restaurants that specialize in a given cuisine. Thanks to its large Asian community, Seattle happens to be an excellent city in which to enjoy delectable Asian cuisine. When we're in the mood for Chinese food in Seattle, we head to Tai Tung - a reader favorite - or we count on Wild Ginger's solid track record and consistently great dishes. You'll find these places - and any of the restaurants on our list - to be fantastic options for Chinese cuisine, and if you're looking to concentrate your efforts, start with the vibrant International District area. Other neighborhoods that feature a variety of Asian eateries include Capitol Hill, Fremont, Ballard and the University District, to name a few. Regardless of whether you've ever actually walked the Great Wall or wandered the bustling Shanghai Bund (or have always dreamed of doing so), these Chinese restaurants will make you feel as though you've been transported to the magnificent country of China. Experienced and talented chefs whisk diners off on a culinary adventure that you will no doubt remember for a long time to come.
Sichuanese Cuisine Restaurant
Lovers of Asian cuisine delight in this Chinese restaurant in the International District that opened in 1992. Sichuanese cuisine is known for its spiciness and diversity of fresh ingredients. Flavors come from "three peppers: pepper, chili and peppercorn," and the beauty of Sichuan dishes lies in its spicy spectrum. The eatery, "Old Szechuan Restaurant" in Chinese, was founded by Chef Kao Hsiao-Suna, who is said to have introduced the "Mala Huoguo" - "Hot and Spicy Hotpot" to the United States. Popular dishes include Mapo Tofu ("Pocked Face Grandmother Bean Curd"), Huiguo Rou ("Twice-Cooked Pork") and Liang Fen (or "Cold Noodles"). ((206) 720-1690)
Tai Tung
One of the district's grand old-timers (open since the 1930s), Tai Tung capably keeps pace with the flashier, hipper establishments by keeping its focus on what's really important: the food. Indeed, menu stalwarts like Kung pao shrimp, Singapore-style vermicelli, and mu shu pork have been drawing raves from three generations of customers. Once a haven for Seattle's night owl diners, Tai Tung looks to have changed little decor-wise from its heyday (dark wood paneling and Formica tabletops) as one of the town's only late night eateries. Patrons laud this International District venue for gems like the garlic spare ribs (Chinese style). (206-622-7372)
Black Pearl
A popular notion here in Seattle is that you have to make your way to the International District to find really good Chinese food in this city; fortunately, this Wedgwood eatery goes a long way toward dispelling that myth. For the better part of a decade now, the Black Pearl has been wowing Seattle's Northside with a menu that peppers traditional Chinese fare with a bit of a Pacific Northwest lilt. The hand-rolled noodles are becoming somewhat of a local legend. The menu, which customers call varied by not overwhelming, includes dishes like tofu choices, mu shu and homemade chow mein noodles. (206-526-5115)
Uptown China
Convenient to the Seattle Center, this understated little Chinese joint has made quite a name for itself in Queen Anne circles thanks to its terrific prices and tasty Mandarin fare. At lunchtime, especially, the place stays packed with the hungry clientele enjoying everything from moo shu pork to kung pao chicken (all combinations come with rice and an egg roll). Owner Yu-Mei Wang has been called a "hands-on entrepreneur with a warm, smiling countenance and lots of style," and since she likes to connect with her patrons, she's been known to make the rounds and sit down for a friendly chat with her customers. (206-285-7710)
Imperial Garden Seafood Restaurant
Located in Kent's Great Wall Shopping Mall, this Chinese restaurant may seem a little over-the-top to first timers, especially when the afternoon dim sum lunch carts roll around – any apprehension quickly fades once you've tried the shrimp dumplings, though. Regulars rave about the menu's broad array of dinner dishes, with the choices ranging from Thai-style tilapia flavored with lemon grass and cilantro, to Szechwan seafood hotpot, to Peking duck, to a seafood hotpot that comes with shrimp, squid and finfish. Reservations accepted during the week, but for groups only on the weekend. If you're seeking tasty Chinese food outside city limits, this may just be the perfect spot for you. (425-656-0999)
Judy Fu's Snappy Dragon
Highly regarded by local food critics, Judy Fu has firmly cemented herself in the company of the Puget Sound's finest Chinese chefs. Scintillating Mandarin and Szechuan dishes include shrimp or chicken mu shu, crispy tea-smoked duck with hoisin sauce and Land and Sea clay pot stew. With its contemporary yet unpretentious ambience and great menu, Snappy Dragon tends to get quite crowded at times, so reservations are recommended (but will only be taken for groups of six or more). Aside from its delightful name, this eatery in the Maple Leaf neighborhood is lauded for its spectacular service, friendly vibe and favorites dishes like boiled dumplings with pork. (206-528-5575)
Honey Court
Ideal for those looking for something a bit different that won't break the bank, this Chinese standby in the International District earns high marks from regulars. Honey Court emphasizes quality food, fresh ingredients and friendly service over the fancy decor you might find at rival places. Specialties include steamed whole tilapia, sautéed fresh squid with broccoli and shredded squab with crispy lettuce, but what the customers truly adore is honey-walnut prawns. In addition, the dim sum is a terrific lunch option. On weekends after the clubs shut down, Honey Court has been known to stay open even later than usual. (206-292-8828)
P.F. Chang's China Bistro
This fashionable Chinese bistro gets high marks with Seattle's trendier diners, who adore the contemporary interior and eclectic menu. Start with do-it-yourself lettuce wraps – these alone are worth the trip. Afterwards, go any route you like, from Szechwan to Hunan, Cantonese to Shanghai. Chang's daily specials are always worth considering – keep your fingers crossed that they include Szechwan shrimp or pan-fried noodles. According to owners, "Many guests don't realize that P.F. Chang's has a scratch kitchen...We hire chefs, not kitchen managers. Even the simplest tasks, like julienning carrots, are done with passion. The pinches and folds in the dim sum must be perfect." This attention to detail has helped the restaurant gain longstanding popularity. (425-637-3582)
Jade Garden
For diners with exotic palates, this is one of the most popular spots in the International District (or perhaps the entire city). If the crowded restaurant lobby doesn't deter you, then you're in for a treat. Choose from a wide selection of Hong Kong-style dim sum as waiters push bamboo steamer-adorned carts past your table. The steamed pork buns are moist and the perfectly salty-sweet, while the steamed shrimp dumplings are plump, firm and bursting with flavor. To finish up, be sure to try a dish of egg tarts, which exhibit perfect flaky pastry shells to go along with the smooth custard filling. (206-622-8181)
Wild Ginger
Ask around, and you'll quickly discover that Wild Ginger is a definite Seattle favorite. The James Beard Award-winning restaurant that introduced the satay bar to the US also welcomes an eclectic mix of business people, families and celebrities. Fragrant Duck is the signature dish, but Pow Wok Lamb and Drunken Quail are excellent choices as well. The lively atmosphere is made even better by friendly servers and live jazz, which is a Monday night specialty. Attached to popular, subterranean music venue Triple Door and its Musicquarium Lounge, this is the perfect spot to grab a delicious meal before hearing live tunes; why not make a night of it? (206-623-4450)
About Corinne Whiting
Corinne hails from the other Washington, where she caught the travel bug early on. Corinne studied abroad in Strasbourg, France (undergrad) and in Edinburgh, Scotland (graduate school). She's backpacked around Australia, taught English in Argentina and explored (so far!) countries from Cambodia and Egypt to Turkey and China. Corinne served as associate editor at Where magazine for five years; as a freelancer, she now writes for publications like National Geographic Traveler and Amtrak's OnTrak. Here in the lovely Northwest, she's attempting to debunk the rain myths, up her coffee and live music quotient and find her Zen near/on the water.
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Am i the only one who thinks Akiyama vs. Belcher wasn't a robbery at all?
I just rewatched the fight cause i had missed the ending on saturday, i though Akiyama won the first round clearly, second round goes to Belcher. Third round was a little close but Akiyama clearly won it.
When Rogan said it was a robbery i was like "Wtf?" it seems they always favor the american fighters.
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I had Akiyama all the way. It was a close fight, however Akiyama was the more polished guy, and in my opinion the more effective guy in the fight. I had Akiyama winning 2-1, although I could see a case for having it 3-0. Belcher deserved credit, but the UFC adaptation of the boxing scoring system is utter ****, so when you score it round-by-round an Akiyama shutout was not outrageous in my opinion (the third judge had it 30-27 Akiyama).
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I scored it 30-27 Akiyama although I wouldn't have argued with a 10-10 second round. As for Rogan I think he's just pretty crappy at calling the standup game.
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akiyama won it, rogan a moron
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Good, glad to see i'm not the only one.
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Belcher and Rogan come from the same grappling school.
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it is close, but i will give it to akiyama
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same here , i thought akiyama won it 2 rounds to 1 (im being slightly generous to belcher here) . Just becaause belcher did that superman punch off the cage and rogan had an orgasm doesnt mean he won the round.
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Nobody give a fight to Beltcher except ROGAN!
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Rogan was a bit biased because him and Belcher are buddies, you didn't hear Goldie immediately agree with Rogan because he knew that Belcher got whooped on the whole fight with the exception of a few notable strikes.
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Hatton vs Abramenka: Andrei Vows Revenge on Matthew
ANDREI ABRAMENKA has vowed to get even with Matthew Hatton when they clash on Friday August 19.
The Belarussian challenges 'Magic' Matthew for the vacant IBF intercontinental welterweight title at Blackpool's Tower Circus.
Back in March 2006 Hatton gave one of his best ever performances forcing Abramenka's older brother Aleksandr to retire after six rounds when they fought in Monaco.
Andrei, 24, whose day job is a policeman said: "I have seen of lot of Hatton's fights and know he's a very good boxer.
His record as a European champion and world title challenger shows that I saw a lot of his fights.
"Matthew also beat my oldest brother Aleksandr. Now it time for revenge.
"This is the biggest opportunity for me. He is in a top position now, so it a good chance for me to show my quality."
Unbeaten Abramenka has won 15 and drawn two of his 17 contests. One of his draws came on his only fight outside Belarus against Hatton victim, Roberto Belge.
Abramenka added: "I am sure that judges were not fair. Belge went down five times, but it my mistake that I didn't finish him before round 12.
"There is a worry that the same thing could happen in Blackpool, but England is known for being fair and treating visiting boxers well."
Popular unbeaten cruiserweight Matty Askin boxes Argentinian Juan Manuel Garay on his home town bill.
Askin's occasional sparring partner, Rik Turba is up against Dutchman Mitchell Balker over eight rounds
Other prospects on the bill include welterweight hopeful Adam Little who tackles Liam Griffiths and middleweight Tom Scott whose debut opponent is Bobby Wood.
In a six round bantamweight attraction Kazakhstan's Zhanat Zhakyanov faces Anwar Alfadi.
The show promoted by Robert Waterman will be televised live by Eurosport and ticket are available prices £35, £55 and £75 VIP from 01925 755222 and www.ticketline.co.uk
Hattons are clowns never really fighting anyone good till the end for ricki nobody for poor matty the lab rat. two average pugs little skills no defense thinking they are actually boxers but nothing but sparring partners in the USA.…Comment by HattonFaithful on 08-09-2011
ONE FIGHT DOESNT DEFINE A CAREER PAL!:boxing:Comment by HattonFaithful on 08-09-2011
[QUOTE=fastblack;10966155]and ricky doesn't sleep mid ring out cold Ko'd for a 1000 count? how dumb are you. and neither hatton will win a handsome guy contest maybe win an ogre or elf look alike contest.[/QUOTE] He's been Ko'd twice, both…Comment by fastblack on 08-09-2011
and ricky doesn't sleep mid ring out cold Ko'd for a 1000 count? how dumb are you. and neither hatton will win a handsome guy contest maybe win an ogre or elf look alike contest.Comment by HattonFaithful on 08-09-2011
[QUOTE=fastblack;10965747]Hatton is terrible probably as bad as brian magee the irish potato soft punching loser. Hatton with a title is as stupid as the queen with a crown. hattons are boxings jokes the Mr. beans of england the benny hills…Post a Comment - View More User Comments (7)


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Colin Kaepernick has struggled to find receivers not named Anquan Boldin or Vernon Davis through the first five weeks of the season.
Head coach Jim Harbaugh expects last year's top pass catcher Michael Crabtree to back on the field in mid to late November, he said Monday.
"He seems to be on track for that," Harbaugh said. "That's what we're hopeful for."
Following Sunday's game, Boldin has made 26 receptions while the rest of the wideouts have 13 combined - nine of which belong to Kyle Williams. Davis has 14.
The 49ers play the Carolina Panthers Nov. 10 following Week 9's bye week, then travel to New Orleans Nov. 17 and Washington for a Monday night tilt against the Redskins.
"(I) Pretty much talk to (Crabtree) every day and things seem to be going well. He's been very positive, very upbeat and things are progressing well," Harbaugh said.
Mario Manningham is eligible to return to the team in two weeks when the team travels to play the Tennessee Titans and could help the passing game while the team waits on Crabtree. Harbaugh said he expects him to start practicing next Monday following the game against the Arizona Cardinals.
Manningham is recovering from an ACL and PCL tears in his left knee suffered in Dec. 23's loss in Seattle.
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Ashford University - POL201 - American National Government
Levin-Waldman (2012, pp. 186-89) analyzes how "iron triangles" link Congress, the bureaucracy, and interest groups in self-serving relationships that influence policy in ways that are contrary to the public interest. In 1961, at the end of President Eisenhower's second term, he gave a farewell address to the nation in which he warned of the dangers of a "military-industrial complex." Many commentators today see the military-industrial complex as an example of an iron triangle that bloats the defense budget and distorts national priorities. Not everyone would accept this analysis, however, especially defense "hawks" in Congress, the military bureaucracies, and defense industries.
In your initial post of at least 200-250 words, briefly explain the iron triangle model of policy-making involving Congress, the bureaucracy, and interest groups. Analyze information about relationships among Congress, the military bureaucracies, and defense industries. Draw your own conclusion, and support it with facts and with persuasive reasoning, about the impact of these relationships on defense spending. Evaluate the accuracy of the iron triangle model as a basis for understanding the process of making defense spending policy.
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Uvaggio Barbera 2008
Barbera from Sierra Foothills, California
Winemaker's Notes
Rich and structured; bright berry aromas and flavors, plus stone fruit flavors of cherries and plums; which is followed by a lively, fruity and clean finish.
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Wine Enthusiast - "If only more California Barbera could be like this. Opening with a pretty, yet rich fruit nose of dark cherry and plum, the structured wine has been tamed into a soft, chocolate-brushed finish with just the perfect amount of acidity. The vines have been in the ground since the 1880s. Winemaker Jim Moore adds just a thimble's worth (3%) of Nebbiolo too, before letting it all age in oak. "
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Uvaggio is the result of two guys who represent a triple threat: too much experience, a low threshold for boredom and a desire to do something unique, which is why we make wines in California with grape varieties indigenous to Italy. In the past we have made Arneis, Nebbiolo, Sangiovese, even a Vin Santo. Our current portfolio includes Barbera, Moscato, Primitivo and Vermentino. Our theory is simple: if California has a climate perfect for growing Mediterranean varietals, why not take advantage of it?
Based on our theory - if we grow the right grape in the right place, we can manage to get by with our respective degrees in psychology and geography. (If one of us gets lost then other can figure out why.) However, when you grow grapes in the wrong place, you probably need a Master's Degree from UC Davis to make the wine taste good (if you are lucky). We think we have found the right places in Lodi for growing our grapes and urge you to discover this for yourself and try our wines.
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Called gold country since the mid-1800's, the Sierra Foothills, located between Sacramento and the Nevada border, was a hot spot for those seeking a gold rush fortune. Some of these settlers brought some European vines with them and somewhere in that mix was the Zinfandel grape.
Notable FactsZinfandel remains the grape of choice here, followed by Rhone Blends. Volcanic rock & granite-based soils give their wines a robustness that make them unique, and highly sought after, particularly from the two best-known counties, Amador and El Dorado. Zinfandels here are spicy and structures, with brambly fruit and excellent backbone. Once a well-kept secret, wine from the Sierra Foothills is now on the national wine map.
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Fer no.65 commented on the post, Rosberg on pole after frantic Hungarian GP qualifying 2 months, 1 week ago
@ivan-vinitskyy I mean, Perez was particularly slow in sector 2, he made a mistake. Without that, he'd have put his Force India in top 10. That mistake only allowed Hamilton to Q3, that's what I mean.
Cyber commented on the post, 2016 European Grand Prix driver ratings 3 months, 1 week ago
@ivan-vinitskyy, your sources also said that Hamilton's engine problem was just temporary over approx. 10 laps and represented only a 2-3/10th of a second per lap.
Kingshark commented on the post, 2016 European Grand Prix driver ratings 3 months, 1 week ago
Practice is beyond meaningless. They were running on different programs. Hamilton's qualifying was the biggest choke I have seen in a long time. With a car that was 1 second faster than the […]
Sonics commented on the post, Raikkonen given penalty points for pit entry violation 3 months, 1 week ago
@ivan-vinitskyy But he did pull out the moment he realized Ricciardo is going to pit. It's pretty clear he didn't intent to get the slipstream of a car that heading to pit. 2 point is too harsh for this situation […]
Mashiat commented on the post, Ricciardo on pole, Verstappen crashes in frantic Monaco qualifying 4 months ago
@ivan-vinitskyy There are several reasons for this. If Ricciardo is first, one thing he could do is drive slower than would be expected in order to bunch the field up, and so that in the case of a safety car or […]
Armchair Expert commented on the post, Hamilton hits back with pole in Spain 4 months, 2 weeks ago
@ivan-vinitskyy Maybe it could just be Ferrari version of Mercedes Singapore moment last season
Pennyroyal tea commented on the post, Rosberg takes pole as engine problem halts Hamilton 5 months ago
@ivan-vinitskyy Remember Rosberg's 2014 and 2015 strange mechanical glitches? For 2016 Mercedes swapped the #1 mechanics and also made other changes to the crew.
Uzair Syed commented on the post, Ricciardo: fourth place 'one of the best races of my life' 5 months, 2 weeks ago
@ivan-vinitskyy Ricciardo had a puncture which put him almost at the back of the grid for god sake! How do you expect him to finish ahead of Kvyat? Ricciardo has been the best driver of the season so far and […]
Sonics commented on the post, Hamilton points finger at Rosberg over poor start 6 months, 1 week ago
@paeschl I think what @ivan-vinitskyy tried to say is Rosberg also put himself at worse position. A Mercedes 2nd and 3rd after 1st lap with Rosberg leading Hamilton is better than Mercedes 3rd and 6th in every way […]
George commented on the post, DRS zones on first two straights in Mexico 11 months, 1 week ago
Why would you not want that?
PorscheF1 commented on the post, Rosberg on pole position as Q3 is abandoned 11 months, 1 week ago
@ivan-vinitskyy They only had a one hour window.
Keith Collantine commented on the post, Verstappen earns plaudits for Japan and Singapore performances 11 months, 4 weeks ago
not making mistakes is barely on the radar is these polls
Vettel made a lot of mistakes in Singapore, did he?
ColdFly F1 commented on the post, Hamilton fastest by a second at Suzuka 1 year ago
I'll bite! @ivan-vinitskyy
How does 'fastest fastest lap' differ from 'fastest lap'? (which you can see above)
Isn't the gap to the second fastest driver equal to 'gap to fastest driver' less 1.002sec (i.e. gap […]
Iestyn Davies commented on the post, Arrest made over track invasion during race 1 year ago
@ivan-vinitskyy Exactly, straight to SC for Hulkenberg's car removal and debris clearance, while VSC for a few sectors would have been appropriate for the guy briefly on track.
Oletros commented on the post, Pirelli says drivers should be given maximum stint lengths for its tyres 1 year, 1 month ago
I didn't knew that Vettel was using Bridgestone in 2013, Webber also used them or he used the only manufacture for that season?
Guilherme commented on the post, Pirelli says drivers should be given maximum stint lengths for its tyres 1 year, 1 month ago
@ivan-vinitskyy Tyre limits are enforced by the FIA, teams have no choice but to follow them, and mind you, having tyre limits enforced by regulations is a ridiculous situation in itself, caused by a below-par component.
ColdFly F1 commented on the post, 2015 mid-season F1 driver rankings part one: 20-13 1 year, 1 month ago
:-) @ivan-vinitskyy
Matthijs commented on the post, 2015 mid-season F1 driver rankings part one: 20-13 1 year, 1 month ago
@ivan-vinitskyy you mean to the pitlane? ;)
Nick replied to the topic What could we have as a lasting tribute to Jules in the forum Formula One 1 year, 2 months ago
@ivan-vinitskyy You think the families, friends and perhaps fans of all those other people who die wouldn't like a tribute to their fallen loved one? How odd we want a tribute for a driver in the sport we liked, normally people just throw their deceased in the bin, grab a pen and cross their name off the door.
Mike commented on the post, Rosberg trims Hamilton's points lead with decisive win 1 year, 3 months ago
Of the top 8, as far as I can see, all drivers behind Hamilton got a better start than the man to his right, further more, of the 8 only Rosberg got ahead of the man to his left.
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In this year's Ultimate Linux Box article, LJ Technical Editor Don Marti explains how you too can be the first on your block to build a machine that develops over 9,000 BogoMips. But now that machines with processor speeds of 1-2GHz, and even multiple processors, and gigabytes of RAM are quite common, building the Ultimate Linux Box isn't only about sticking the fastest and the biggest together (although that's still a lot of fun). Therefore, in addition to making recommendations on cards, motherboards, hard drives, etc., Don takes a look at some of the finer points of box building, such as box real estate, the advantages of building over buying and cooling. Though it's certainly a labor of love, Don has been working with vendors and others for many months now in order bring you building advice that has real value, whether you're building a computer from top-of-the-line components or one that represents a more modest budget.
Speaking of modest budgets, in Cooking with Linux this month, Marcel takes an alternative view of the idea of the Ultimate Linux Box, showing how you can obtain greater speed from humble resources by lightening the software load. He samples some lightweight software that includes a window manager with abundant features, a web browser and office software that manage to run all together in less than 32MB of memory.
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The Georgia Bulldogs defeated the Kentucky Wildcats, 59-17, in convincing fashion on Saturday night in Athens.
They dominated on offense and defense, and one could argue that this was the best they looked all year.
The Bulldogs are not playing for the SEC title anymore, but they showed that they are going to finish the season strong, no matter what the circumstances may be.
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Hollywood has been labeled as glamorous, shimmering and classic. Every week, two musicians strive to bring that feeling home to Aiken.
Natives Brooke Lundy and John Vaughn have traveled to the Tinseltown. She played on TV; he played for classic movie stars.
The two knew each other but never met. When they finally did, a holiday experience was born.
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