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Crisoforo Perez Llanas was born on April 20, 1936 in the town of Buena Vista in the state of San Luis Potosi, Mexico. He passed quietly into the Hands of God on the morning of August 21, 2012.
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If keyboardist/vocalist Claudia Gonson weren't already here, you'd have to invent her. When pop's ultimate multitasker isn't busy being Stephin Merritt's longtime musical partner in Magnetic Fields, she's the singing go-between for him and instrumentalist/composer Christopher Ewen's Future Bible Heroes (FBH), a Brill Building-inspired electronic act who this year released not only the CD Partygoing, but also a box set of FBH's entire history, from Partygoing to the 1997 debut Memories of Love and 2002's Eternal Youth. Plus additional EPs!
Along with running the business affairs for all her bands and Merritt's various projects, there are Gonson's other duties.
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As Statoil top executives' pensions are to remain at present levels, an Industri Energi shop steward at Statoil says he is gob-smacked following news the company is to cut workers' pensions by up to 150,000 kroner each.
Present arrangements, described as an opportunity for tired and worn out employees, allow 62-year-olds to retire with a full pension and keep 66 percent of their salary in addition.Unions were warned of Statoil's plans to review its pension arrangements just after Christmas last year but the scheme is now to be slashed this coming Monday, without any possibility for discussion.
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Industri Energy union leader Per Steinar Stamnes tells Aftenbladet, "We notified Statoil that the entire pension scheme had to be addressed before a decision could be reached. Nevertheless, suddenly they don't have time to do this anymore."
Mr Stamnes asked for a meeting to find out the economic consequences for his members. He was told 62-year-old onshore staff with an annual salary of NOK 900,000 kroner (approximately USD 155,400/GBP 97,600) would lose NOK 150,000 (about USD 25,900/GBP 16,277) per year from their pension."We haven't seen the company's figures for offshore Norwegian Continental Shelf personnel, but our own calculations show much the same result, if not even worse. It's a slap in the face."
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Old Royal Naval College
Welcome to the Old Royal Naval College (ORNC), Sir Christopher Wren's twin-domed riverside masterpiece and one of London's most famous landmarks. The ORNC is open daily and is a breathtaking place to visit – whether you have an hour or a day.
The iconic buildings stand on the site of Greenwich Palace, Henry VIII's favourite royal residence and include the Discover Greenwich Visitor Centre, Painted Hall and Chapel. You can find out more about the ORNC's intriguing past by joining one of our daily guided tours.
The buildings and grounds of the ORNC were originally designed as a refuge for old and injured sailors in the 1690s. Later the site became a training college for officers in the Royal Navy. Today the beautiful interiors and grounds are free to visit and host an exciting range of events all year round.
Explore over 500 years of history at the Discover Greenwich Visitor Centre, browse for design led gifts in the Shop at the ORNC or enjoy a beer at The Old Brewery. See the Painted Hall where Admiral Lord Nelson lay in state after his death in the Battle of Trafalgar, experience the grand neo-classical Chapel or attend public events at the ORNC.
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The Discover Greenwich Visitor Centre, Painted Hall and Chapel are open to visitors daily between 10am and 5pm. The grounds are open daily from 8.00 to 18.00.
Daily guided tours run at 12.00 & 14.00 lasting approximately 60 minutes and cost £5 per person (free for children under 16).
Private group tours lasting 90 minutes are available at £7.50 per person. Please call for availability.
In the Chapel, a service of worship is held every Sunday at 11.00, to which all are welcome.
The ORNC is closed to the public on 24, 25 & 26 December. The Chapel and/or Painted Hall may occasionally be closed at short notice, please see the website for updates.
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By River: Greenwich Pier (Zone 2)
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Please contact us on 020 8269 4799 if you require wheelchair access and we can send you information regarding the step-free route around the site. Access for wheelchairs into the Chapel is provided by a Stairmate machine.
A Great and Noble Design
- 13 September — 28 October 2016 *on now
A new exhibition exploring the life of the British decorative artist Sir James Thornhill and his masterpiece – the Painted Hall at Greenwich (painted between 1708 and 1727) – is to open next month at the Stephen Lawrence Gallery.
The exhibition, curated by the Old Royal Naval College, explores the story of the commission through numerous preparatory sketches made by the artist, including rarely-seen original drawings on loan from the National Maritime Museum.
'A Great and Noble Design' coincides with the start of a major conservation project on this extraordinary cycle of baroque mural paintings. A fully-illustrated catalogue of sketches has been produced to accompany the display.
Three newly-conserved, original sketches by Thornhill for the Painted Hall will be on display in the exhibition, alongside new research undertaken into the paintings in the light of the upcoming conservation work on the Painted Hall's ceiling.
Held at the Stephen Lawrence Gallery in the centre of Greenwich, this free exhibition is an essential visit for anyone interested in the Painted Hall.
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- 9 September — 9 October 2016 *on now
The First Annual Exhibition of the Old Royal Naval College Art Club
Members of the Art Club – an established group of painters dedicated to the depiction of the marine heritage of Britain – display their work for their first annual exhibition. A variety of techniques and media will be displayed, and all work will be for sale.
Additionally, an opportunity to meet the artists behind the works will present itself on 10 September 2016, between 13.00 and 16.00.
All Artwork for sale.
Nelson & West: when a hero and an artist meet
- 8 October 2016 From 12pm, From 3pm
Both Lord Nelson and the artist Benjamin West are important figures in the Old Royal Naval College's history, and their meeting was a momentous occasion.
At a dinner together, Nelson confesses to West to have little taste for art, but could "never pass a paint shop where [West's] Death of Wolfe is in the window without being stopped by it".
To find out what follows and much more, join this free talk exploring stories behind the Nelson Pediment - erected at the Old Royal Naval College in honour of Nelson - on the same month of the Battle of Trafalgar.
Venue: Visitor Centre
Sat 8 of October, 12.00 & 15.00
Shiver m'Timbers
- 29 October 2016 6-9pm
- 31 October 2016 6-9pm
This Halloween delve into regions dark and unexplored beneath the Old Royal Naval College.
Beneath Christopher Wren's enlightened buildings, tunnels and dungeons from older constructions still remain, haunted by the spirits of ancient admirals and drowned mariners. Be prepared for chilling encounters from history as you join us on an expedition into this labyrinth. After these harrowing events, share your experiences as you enjoy a ghoulish cocktail in the bar.
You can enjoy this event on either the 29th or 31st of October. Register / gather at the Queen Mary Undercroft bar before tours start at 19:00.
Costume encouraged!
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Max Hall Gets Shot at Redemption When the Arizona Cardinals Host the Tampa Bay Buccaneers Sunday
Arizona Cardinals quarterback Max Hall will get another chance to throw a touchdown in the NFL this weekend after failing to do so in his first two NFL starts, neither of which went well.
The Cardinals will host the Tampa Bay Buccaneers on Sunday and despite coming off one of the worst performances of any quarterback we can remember, Coach Ken Whisenhunt is sticking with Hall.
Hall completed only 4 of 16 passes against the Seattle Seahawks last week before being taken out of the game after suffering a concussion in the third quarter.
Hall flat-out sucked and he's the first to admit it.
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"I'm excited to kind of prove I can play better than that," Hall told Arizona Republic sports columnist Kent Somers. "When you win you get the credit and when you lose you get the blame. I definitely deserve the blame for that one. I didn't play well. I'm looking forward to fixing it."
If Hall doesn't fix it and fix it fast, expect to see Derek Anderson -- the team's other quarterback, who got off to an equally shiteous start this season -- enter the game on Sunday.
Quarterbacks aside, there is some good news in Birdland.
Wide receiver Steve Breaston is expected to play for the first time in a month after undergoing knee surgery.
With Breaston back in the mix, the Cards will have their top three receivers available for the first time since the season opener.
Prior to his injury, Breaston was the team's leading receiver, much due to the fact that he's nasty, but in part because Anderson, the quarterback at the time, had (to put it politely) a hard time getting the ball to Larry Fitzgerald.
Tampa Bay's offensive line is a little banged up at the moment, too.
Right tackle Jeremy Trueblood will be out with a knee injury. He'll be replaced by James Lee in what will be Lee's first career start.
With center Jeff Faine out with a quad injury and guard Keydrick Vincent waived Friday, the Bucs are going with B-squaders Jeremy Zuttah at center and Ted Larsen at left guard.
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When Jimmy Ray Rumsey, a volunteer worker at City Refuge, heard the news Friday morning, he took off down the alley and headed south three blocks to Ninth Avenue where Mary was.
"I just wanted to see if she was still alive. Everyone on the street loves her," he said. "Real nice lady. A filthy mouth, but real nice lady."
Shortly after, Mary was loaded into an ambulance with at least one broken leg, possibly a compound fracture. Rumsey pushed her famous cart back toward City of Refuge into a storage area where it will remain until Mary is well enough to retrieve it.
Whenever that will be. If it will ever be.
The mysterious reign of the First Lady of Amarillo's homeless may be at an end. If it is, and if it happened this way, it's not at all surprising.
No one who knew her, or knew of her, believed it would end pretty. She had beaten the odds for years, but wasn't going to beat them forever.
"She pushes that cart right out in the middle of the street," Rumsey said. "People tell her to get off the road and she'll just cuss at them. She'll cuss at quite a few of them."
Mary was pushing her cart south across Ninth Avenue between Adams Street and Jefferson Street around 7:30 a.m. A Chevy Corsica turned east onto Ninth right into a blinding morning sun.
She was struck about 10 feet into the street. Orange spray paint marked the accident directly in front of the Flow Law Firm. No telling how many close calls she's had over the years, but it just takes one.
"Eventually something like this was going to happen," said Rick Senal, who runs City of Refuge, which feeds about 150 homeless men and women a day. "She hardly ever looks when she pushed that cart. All she ever cares about is herself. Oh, one or two times she might look at traffic, but not much."
In other words, Mary was doing what she always has - functioning in her own private world. Downtown was her walking address, but where she lived only her mind knew. And good luck unlocking that.
Mary, who police said is 59, has been a downtown fixture for what, 15, 20 years? Who really knows exactly how long? Many know her by the drab overcoats, her toboggan, her leathery skin that's a testament to years and years on the street.
She is part of the daily scene for those who work downtown or for those who live in the neighborhoods especially along 10th Avenue. There she is on the bus bench on Adams, there she is asleep on the grass at Ellwood Park, there she is pushing her cart down Van Buren.
Rumsey remembers about four years ago when he was really down on his luck that Mary offered him some help. She bought him something to eat, gave him a cigarette, a soda.
Now Rumsey works at City of Refuge where they all know Mary. Located at 613 S. Adams St., it's where she often began her day after no one knew what she did with her night.
"You hear all kinds of different stories," Senal said.
Mary would be there telling her jokes to anyone who would listen, and then Senal would tell her that it was time to eat. She'd grab a bite and some coffee and then step out to only a world she sees.
It's been a world of brutal winter winds and oppressive summer heat, dangerous alleys, one day that morphs into the next, all wrapped in a sad state of schizophrenia.
"She's a tough old woman," said Rumsey. "She's survived a lot of bad storms out there."
Mary is not mentally fit and hasn't been for God knows how long. She has long needed help, has been offered help, and eventually refuses it. So she's been left to her own devices. But if someone like her, who badly needs assistance, doesn't want it, is that all that can be done?
So what will become of Mary? With a broken leg, and possibly two, will she ever be able to function again to push her cart and set up shop on a bus bench? If she somehow does walk the streets again, then it just speeds up the time that someone will discover her dead, too frail for the streets, too long on them.
Rumsey is hopeful that Mary could be put into a nursing home. Senal, too, hopes something good comes from the accident.
"Maybe this could be God-sent," he said. "We need her to get off the streets and get the medical attention she needs. Otherwise, she'd never go."
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Who should Sherk's 1st title defense be against?
If Stevenson wins at UFC 65, does that put him at the top of the list?
who cares, make the ufc test him for steroid use first.
I don't think that Jens has a chance in hell. Even though JLau might have been a fluke, he still showed how sloppy his fighting style is. I don't think he'll get a shot for a while, and if he does I will not be happy about it. :mad:
Stevenson might be next in line, but I do think he should fight another top contender first, just to see how good he really is and whether he even has a chance in hell at stopping Sherk.
Spencer should probably be the guy fighting Joe, and I think he can actually win that fight and get a shot the title. He is a solid fighter and his knees are brutal. The worst big KO weapon for a wrestler to face are those knees, so that could actually get kind of interesting.
I think Guillard may have the best chance of all of these guys at beating Sherk. He's training with team Punishment now, so he's rounding himself out as a fighter. I think he's the most athletic fighter in the lightweight division and his explosiveness has been pretty shocking, especially lately. But he's young, so I think he'll take a few more fights to mature and really establish himself. Still, he's going to do great things in this division.
I hope Guillard will get it because he'd put up the best fight but Spencer Fisher is also coming up and should maybe get a title shot if he beats someone with a name.
i think that spencer fisher is the next in line. then after that if joe stevenson wins at ufc 65 then that should put him at the top of the ladder as well. maybe even melvin guillard if he gets one more win.
ha ha ya sherk looks like a roid user.
They shouldn't have a title fight yet. They should have the division battle it out for a bit. The fighters with the best record and most exciting fights should be ranked as such and then we play "king of the hill".
Truthfully, Joe Stevenson hasn't impressed me; they made him seem like some sort of phenom and he isn't. Jens Pulver was sloppy. Spencer Fisher and Melvin G. are exciting but they need more fights before they go for a belt. The Lauzon are good new additions. Let them duke it out for a buit and then start giving people shots for the belt. In my opinion, the UFC puts people up for the belt so quickly that you end up with peoplequestioning who deserves a shot constantly. Make them really earn it and keep them hungry.
I've said this before. If Guillard and Stevenson bot continue to win, it would be really unfair to Stevenson if Guillard got the shot first. They both have one loss since TUF and they were both to Josh Neer at WW. Since Stevenson won TUF that Guillard was in he should get it before Melvin. Whether Melvin is more exciting or not.
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"Well, this past year I threw for 3,006 yards and ran for 432 yards," Green said. "Then I threw 46 touchdowns and ran for another six. I think I was around 68 or 69 percent pass completion percentage. I only had six interceptions on the season. I have good arm strength. I'm working on it now and working to get it stronger. I can throw the ball around 55 to 60 yards right now, but I want to get that up a little bit while keeping my accuracy at the same time. I think that's the key."
Coach Doman kept track of Green's performance as the season wore on.
"He just said he's really excited for me to get down there to BYU," Green said. "Unfortunately he didn't get a chance to see any of my games this year, but obviously he saw my statistics and said, 'Man, you're really tearing it up out there and doing a good job in leading your team.' I think he was impressed with some of the things I was able to accomplish throughout the season."
However, Green was most pleased with his team's success, rather than his personal success.
"Yeah, I would definitely say the biggest highlight of the season was going undefeated and winning our league for the first time ever," said Green. "Unfortunately, we lost in the state quarterfinals to a team that ended up winning it all. It was still a very successful season, going 11-1with the most wins King High School has had in a season."
Although he deserves a lot of the credit for King High School's football success, he would rather lay it at the feet of his coaches and fellow teammates. That's just the type of young man BYU is getting to lead its offense in the near future.
"Well, number one, I would say I had a great coaching. I had a great coach that allowed me to make plays," Green said. "I also had a great line and they were giving me a great pocket and big holes for me to run through when I needed. Then finally, I would say my receiving corps that I had this year. We had 10 different guys catch touchdown passes this year, so we were very difficult to cover and a lot of guys really stepped up."
Now that his season is over, Green will be graduating early.
"Well, I'm graduating early and I'm heading down for spring ball just to get in the program as early as I can to learn as much as possible," said Green. "So, I'm heading down for spring ball and we'll see where it goes from there. That's kind of the plan right now, so I'm looking forward to that."
Green admits that when he thinks about the next stage of his football career, he gets a number of different emotions.
"I'm nervous, I'm anxious, I'm excited and I'm antsy," he said. "I'm just pumped to be a Cougar in general. I've got my workout program before I'm heading down there and I'm throwing as much as I can to ready to go down there. I'm excited. It's going to be new for me, but I'm excited."
Much like how he performed at the high school level, Green expects to bring an accurate passing attack to BYU's offense. He expects BYU fans everywhere to see a quarterback that can hit receivers in stride and on time.
"I think I'm a very accurate passer," Green said. "I think that's probably one of my best and strongest assets overall when passing the ball. I also think I have really good timing. So, when I get down there I'm going to work hard to get in sync with all the receivers that are down there.
"I'm going to work my hardest to get the timing down and the route running down and all that stuff. I also think my running is kind of underestimated at times as well. I think I kind of got a chance to show that part off a little this past season and ran for over 400 yards and six touchdowns. Those are sort of the things that I'm going to bring to the table."
While in-state colleges Washington and Washington State were taking a serious look at Green prior to his senior year, many colleges stopped calling once he committed to BYU. He believes that what he was able to accomplish his senior year is only the beginning, and a verification that the Cougar coaching staff has a keen eye for spotting talent regardless of where it may lie.
"I think it just shows how great of a staff they have over there," Green said. "They know how to spot talent and develop it where it's needed, and that's something they do well there. I also think it shows that talent can be discovered at the small school level as well. I think that's the one thing that I'm most proud of is going to such a great school like BYU from a small school. I'm really proud of that."


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The historic townhouse that houses the retailer Anthropologie at 18th and Walnut Streets is for sale and possibly weeks away from settling for around $35 million, which would deliver a staggering profit to Robert Ambrosi and the partners with whom he bought the marquee property for $1 million in 1995.
The asking price for the four-story, 23,600-square-foot house, built in 1898, was about $40 million when it hit the market late this summer. Brokers for Philadelphia Urban Investors L.P., of which Ambrosi is operating partner, said Monday that there was interest from "several" potential buyers, but did not say who when contacted about the property's rumored sale.


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International Day of Zero Tolerance to Female Genital Mutilation is a UN-sponsored awareness day that takes place February 6 each year.
It is an effort to make the world aware of female genital mutilation (also called FGM) and to promote its eradication.[1] The World Health Organization has said that "Though the practice has persisted for over a thousand years, programmatic evidence suggests that FGM/C can end in one generation."[2]
First, on February 6, 2003, Stella Obasanjo, the First Lady of Nigeria and spokesperson for the Campaign Against Female Genital Mutilation, made the official declaration on "Zero Tolerance to FGM" in Africa during a conference organized by the Inter-African Committee on Traditional Practices Affecting the Health of Women and Children (IAC).[3] Then the UN Sub-Commission on Human Rights adopted this day as an international awareness day.[4]
In 2014, 17-year-old Bristol student Fahma Mohamed created an online petition with Change.org on the International Day of Zero Tolerance to Female Genital Mutilation, asking Michael Gove, then the education secretary in the United Kingdom, to write to the leaders of all primary and secondary schools in the United Kingdom, encouraging them to be alert to the dangers of FGM.[5][6][7] The petition attained more than 230,000 supporters and was one of the fastest growing UK petitions on Change.org.[7] Michael Gove met with Fahma Mohamed and members of the youth group Integrate Bristol, who have also played a key role in raising awareness of FGM.[7] He also sent a letter to all headteachers in England informing them of new guidelines on children's safety, including guidance on FGM. These new guidelines marked the first time the safeguarding guidelines included specific mention of FGM and encouraged teachers to be vigilant against it.[7]
- ^ "Statement on the International Day Against Female Genital Mutilation, UNFPA". Retrieved 2014-02-05.
- ^ "International Day of Zero Tolerance to Female Genital Mutilation". World Health Organization. Retrieved 2016-02-05.
- ^ Bah, Binta (22 February 2012). "Zero Tolerance to FGM Means FGM Should Not Be Tolerated". Daily News. Retrieved 23 August 2012.
- ^ Charlotte Feldman-Jacobs. "Commemorating International Day of Zero Tolerance to Female Genital Mutilation". Retrieved 2010-02-06.
- ^ Topping, Alexandra (28 February 2014). "Fahma Mohamed: the shy campaigner who fought for FGM education". The Guardian. Retrieved 15 June 2015.
- ^ "Female Genital Mutilation Day". Retrieved 5 February 2015
- ^ a b c d "Michael Gove writes to every school in England". Guardian. Retrieved 5 February 2015
External links[edit]
- FBI reaching out about female genital mutilation
- Child protection from violence, exploitation and abuse (tested on February 5, 2014)
- Female Genital Cutting Education and Networking Project (tested on February 5, 2014)
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DETROIT – While reporters bounced around the visiting clubhouse at Comerica Park on Monday afternoon, A's right-hander Dan Straily sat quietly in front of his locker in a plaid shirt, hunched over his cell phone.
The A's had just finished a 6-3 win over the Detroit Tigers in Game 3 of the American League Division Series, meaning Straily, a 24-year-old rookie, will take the mound today in Game 4 with a chance to pitch the A's into the American League Championship Series. The A's lead the best-of-five ALDS 2-1.
"I mean, it's no different," Straily said when asked if he had considered the possibility. "I'm not going to approach it any differently. Just preparing for a game."
Straily had a similarly laconic answer when asked earlier what he learned watching fellow starters Bartolo Colon and Sonny Gray hold the Tigers scoreless for 17 consecutive innings in Games 1 and 2. The A's have allowed runs in just two of 27 innings in the series, three-run innings in Games 1 and 3.
"Good things happen when you keep the ball down," Straily said. "It shows that our game plan, our approach is working, if we just stick to that."
Straily faced the Tigers once this season. On Aug. 28, he allowed one run and eight hits in six innings in a 14-4 victory. This will be Straily's postseason debut, though he said he feels he pitched in a "playoff-type atmosphere" during a September start in Texas with the A's clinging to the A.L. West lead.
Straily will be the fifth rookie pitcher in the last two years to start a playoff game for the A's, following Jarrod Parker, Tommy Milone and A.J. Griffin in last year's ALDS and Gray in this year's Game 2. Left fielder Seth Smith said he expects Straily, who was 10-8 with a 3.96 ERA in the regular season, to embrace the circumstances.
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At a news conference attended by Gov. Scott Walker, the company said most of the jobs would be technical positions for installing U-verse in customers' homes. The remainder would be various positions including sales and administrative work.
AT&T employs more than 3,500 people in Wisconsin. Friday's announcement was the second time in three years, Walker said, that he has been part of an AT&T event addressing additional jobs.
Hiring is underway. Many of the employees will be represented by Communication Workers of America Local 4603.
"It's great for us because we have lost so many jobs over the years. It's good to hear some positive news for a change," said Local 4603 President George Walls.
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The hot heavyweight prospect takes on Dean Storey at the Festival Arena, Shediac, New Brunswick, Canada.
In Hughie's last contest he dominated the previously unbeaten Alex Rozman at The Theater at Madison Square Garden, New York.
Rozman, who had an identical record to Hughie going into the contest with one win coming by way of knockout, was demolished by the youngster.
In his classiest performance yet, shown on network television in the US on NBC and on terrestrial television in the UK on Channel 5, the 18-year-old younger cousin of heavyweight sensation Tyson Fury, put Rozman to the canvas twice before the referee stepped in to stop the contest in only the first round.
For Hughie, the first ever Irish/British fighter to win a gold medal at the AIBA Youth World Boxing Championships at super heavyweight, this followed the emphatic second-round knockout victory over David Whittom on his professional debut.
Now the 6'7" teenager, who is already building a reputation as a knockout artist, takes aim at the experienced Dean Storey.
But, his performance will have to surpass his already impressive displays if he is to do the same to Storey.
The Canadian heavyweight has fought for the vacant CAM (Canadian American Mexican) heavyweight title and only lost on points when he fought "Fast" Eddie Chambers over six rounds in 2002.
However, Hughie, who trained with his cousin Tyson as he prepared for his IBF world heavyweight title eliminator against Steve "USS" Cunningham, will feel the confidence and momentum flowing.
The fight, promoted by Fighting Fisherman Promotions, will be Hughie's second fight in Canada and is scheduled for four rounds.
The evening's main event will see the current undefeated Canadian NABA cruiserweight champion, Chris Norrad, taking on Quebec's knockout artist Alexandre Hamel.
Undefeated heavyweight sensation Tyson Fury will be a special guest.
Doors open at 6.00pm Eastern Time (ET) with boxing commencing at 7.00pm ET.
Tickets are available at the door on fight night.
good ol' dean storey...seen him in edmonton...Comment by DuckDodgers on 04-30-2013
[QUOTE=lefthooklead;13309675]Hughie already looks capable of exceeding Tyson. Composed, balanced, quick and hits hard.[/QUOTE] I agree. Hughey has poise and natural instincts (though Tyson has good instincts as well). From the few videos I've seen of Hughey, he is always is…Comment by TGD on 04-30-2013
He's also going to be fighting on May 17th, in Canada.Comment by deanrw on 04-30-2013
[QUOTE=southpaw_07;13309855]lol, he's fighting a 45 year old who's been retired since 2008 ??!!! they didnt found a decent active 30 year old tomato can with a 2-50 record, instead they asked a 45 year old to un-retire...wow..so much for keeping…Comment by southpaw_07 on 04-30-2013
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As civil society decays, groups find it most effective to pursue their objectives at the expense of other groups by force or the threat of force:
Members of the University of Michigan Black Student Union (BSU) are calling for "physical action" against the school if it does not meet their list of seven demands in seven days.
Members of the group spoke after they had been worked into a lather during a speech by anti-American radical Harry Belafonte.
Senior Erick Gavin read the group's seven demands, which included increasing the BSU budget, establishing housing on school's central campus "for those of lower-socio-economic status," and a new multicultural center on campus.
Other measures included requiring the university to teach the "historical treatment and marginalization of colored groups through race and ethnicity requirements" and the allocation of "emergency scholarships" for black students in need of financial support. The students also want access to all documents inside the Bentley Library so that they can see how the university dealt with race relations in the past and "an increase in black representation on the campus equal to 10 percent."
All of this should alarm any civilized person, but the thuggery is at its most naked with the "emergency scholarships." There is a term for threatening violence if people do not give you money: extortion. I believe there may even be laws against it.
So long as this approach keeps working, there is no reason for militant racists to stop using it. The idea of the whites at whose expense their demands will be granted pushing back with similar tactics is absurd; not only would it never happen, society would not tolerate it if it did. But society will tolerate any extreme of bad behavior from the privileged "oppressed." So they will keep demanding and demanding, until the demand is for the last Caucasian on the faculty to have his pockets turned out before he is tarred, feathered, and sent off campus on a rail.
The threats of violence aren't even necessary, considering that educrats are on the same page…
On Monday, University President Mary Sue Coleman also laid out plans to boost the minority student body on campus, empower the students that are currently there, and also laid out plans to improve the school's multicultural center.
…but from a left-wing point of view, it is sweeter when people do your bidding because you forced them to do it.
If all this sounds familiar, you could be thinking of the shenanigans that were allowed to take place during the Black Power days of the 60s and 70s, when a young maniac named Eric Holder took part in an armed occupation of ROTC headquarters at Columbia University, demanding that the office be renamed the "Malcolm X Lounge." That young maniac is now Attorney General; there has been no perceptible maturation in his point of view.
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