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AC Milan have admitted they are uncertain if Mario Balotelli will be at the club next season amid rumours the striker has been offered to Arsenal.
The former Manchester City striker has appeared more settled than during his time in the Premier League since returning to Serie A and has been more consistent on the pitch, scoring 14 goals in 30 league appearances last season.
However, the 23-year-old who will lead his nation's attack at the World Cup this summer, has been linked with a move away from the San Siro. Some reports went as far as to suggest he had been offered to Arsenal for £30m in order that the Serie A side can raise funds to bring new players into the club.
In an indication that AC Milan could be willing to let Balotelli leave, club president Silvio Berlusconi said the Italy striker's future is not certain.
"Will Balotelli stay? We have not decided about the market yet, neither for signings or for sales," he told the Italian media.
"We are evaluating, anyway, new players, but to take decisions we must wait for the new coach", he added.
Arsenal transfer talk: Potential summer targets
Arsenal transfer talk: Potential summer targets
1/14 Sami Khedira
The World Cup winner looks to be heading to the Emirates if the reports are to be believed, as the Real Madrid midfielder looks set for a £26m switch to the Gunners. Having turned down a new contract and just a year remaining on his current deal, Khedira could soon be Arsenal's latest big-name signing.
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2/14 Douglas Costa
Costa is one of six Brazilian players refusing to return to Shaktar Donetsk due to the increasing political unrest in Ukraine. Arsene Wenger is reported to be interested in the 23-year-old, with the Gunners reported to be preparing a move for the attacking midfielder.
3/14 Morgan Schneiderlin
Schneiderlin is a transfer target for the Gunners' fierce rivals Tottenham, but Arsenal are reported to have held talks with the 25-year-old Frenchman over a move that would see him snub Spurs. The midfielder would fill the defensive role that Arsenal are currently lacking.
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4/14 John Ruddy
The Norwich goalkeeper would be a shock signing for Arsenal, but rumours have linked the England stopper with a move. Arsenal do need another goalkeeper to replace Lukasz Fabianski, but it is worth noting that Ruddy was part of a side that were relegated last season and conceded the third highest number of goals. The arrival of David Ospina has made it even less likely.
5/14 Iker Casillas
Another goalkeeper linked with Arsenal this summer is Real Madrid stopper Casillas. He's not been the favourite at the Bernabeu for a couple of seasons now and his disastrous World Cup has led to speculation he could move on. Again, the arrival of Ospina makes Arsenal's need for him not so desperate, but Wenger may not want to pass up the chance to sign such an experienced keeper.
6/14 Michy Batshuayi
The Standard Liege star has already stated that he expects to leave at the end of the season, preferring to move to either England or Germany and recently admitting that Arsenal are his favourite team. The 20-year-old striker is the top scorer in the Belgian league this season. Batshuayi can also operate on the wing and has been linked with Everton and Napoli. Arsenal are said to be willing to pay his release clause, which is understood to be £6.5m.
7/14 Javi Martinez
Arsenal are believed to be one of a number of clubs looking at Bayern Munich defender/midfielder Martinez should he become available in the summer. He would not come cheaply though, given the Bavarian club activated his €40m release fee to sign him in 2012.
8/14 Julian Draxler
A move during the January transfer window failed to materialise over Draxler's £37m release clause with Arsenal unwilling to pay the hefty fee, according to Schalke's sporting director. The German international was also said to be a target for Bayern Munich in case Toni Kroos failed to sign a new deal with the Bundesliga champions. However, chairman Karl-Heinz Rummenigge has ruled out a summer move for the highly-rated 20-year-old. Arsenal will have to change their stance over the transfer fee to acquire the attacker with several big clubs interested.
9/14 Juanfran
With Bacary Sagna confirming he will leave at the end of the season, Arsenal look short in the right-back department. A reported £9m move for Atletico Madrid defender Juanfran was rejected, but the Gunners could return for his services should they up their bid.
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10/14 Josip Drmic
Arsenal have been linked with the Nurnberg striker recently after Lothar Matthaus claimed on Sky Germany that the Gunners had already signed the 21-year-old. Wenger is said to be keen to bring in the Swiss striker before the World Cup this summer. Drmic is a wanted man after scoring 16 goals in the Bundesliga this season despite his club battling against relegation. Drmic, who has three-years left on his current deal, is reported to have a release clause of less than £5m. Only Bayern Munich star Mario Mandzukic, Borussia Dortmund's Robert Lewandowski and Hertha Berlin striker Adrian Ramos have scored more league goals than Drmic this season.
11/14 Sebastian Jung
Eintracht Frankfurt defender Jung has been monitored by Arsenal this season. The 23-year-old has been one of their best players this season as the Bundesliga side recovered from a bad start to move clear of the relegation battle once they were eliminated from the Europa League. The German could be available for a fee in the region of £2m but the Gunners may face competition from Wolfsburg.
12/14 Atsuto Uchida
Uchida will travel to Brazil for the World Cup as part of Japan's national team, but the Schalke defender could see himself become the subject of interest from Arsenal as they seek a replacement for Bacary Sagna.
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13/14 Salomon Kalou
The former Chelsea forward, currently at Lille in France, is interested in a return to the Premier League. To the dismay of Arsenal fans the Ivory Coast international has been linked once again to a move to the Emirates. Kalou could be available for a fee in the region of £2.5m this summer despite still having two years remaining on his current deal at the Ligue 1 side.
14/14 Juan Quintero
Having impressed at the World Cup, Quintero could be on the move just 12 months after joining Porto. Arsenal have been linked with a £15.8m bid for the Colombia midfielder who impressed at the World Cup.
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AC Milan are yet to dispose of current manager Clarence Seedorf but are expected to replace the Dutchman this summer. Seedorf's replacement will likely have a major sway in whether Balotelli leaves or stays at the club.
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This time, my morning sickness started two weeks later than the first time and I thought maybe I'm lucky and won't have it. It started around 6 weeks and then I thought that at least that is 2 weeks less than last time. Around 8 weeks, I started to have muscle twinges that I had in my previous pregnancy around 14-16 weeks and had thought at that time that it was movement. I realized it was too early and it must be related to muscles and my uterus growing.
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Arizona Diamondbacks: Other than elbows, arbitrations and salary purges, not too much going on in the Valley of the Sun. Team officials are closely monitoring the progress of LF Luis Gonzalez's rehab. The Grade 2 sprain (or slight tear) of the ulnar collateral ligament in his right elbow is definitely a cause for concern. While he's been throwing for close to a month and hopes to be at full steam for Opening Day, the front office also has to consider a worst-case scenario, i.e., a setback and, ultimately, a season ending "Tommy John" surgery. With Gonzo's status in the air, the team has admired the Twins' Jacque Jones from afar (but don't count on a deal getting done). The team is also close to a half million apart from 3B Shea Hillenbrand's salary demand and that all but assures an arbitration hearing. Look for the team to dump closer Matt Mantei and his $7 million contract.
Atlanta Braves: If Russ Ortiz is in your plans for 2004, you can help yourself by watching where he pitches. Over the last three seasons in Atlanta, hitters have hit just .202 off Ortiz and he's 15-3 at Turner Field. He also does well against division foes Montreal and Philadelphia when he's pitching in their parks (keep in mind that the Phillies will have a new home this summer). In Shea Stadium, Ortiz is average and in four starts at Pro Player Stadium, Ortiz is 0-4, 7.65 over the past three seasons.
Cincinnati Reds: Mike Mathews went 6-4, 4.45 in San Diego last season, making 77 appearances. He is likely to be called upon a lot in Cincinnati and it will be interesting to see if he can keep his numbers in good shape. Mathews ERA has moved from 3.24 in 2001 to 3.94 in 2002 and climbed to 4.45 in 2003; Not a good trend. Word is that if all falls apart, Mathews could get a shot at closing games or will at least be the key setup man for the Reds. Depending on how your league scores, Mathews may give you a few pluses here and there, but he's not someone to draft. He may however, be someone that you look at to cover injuries later in the season.
Colorado Rockies: Touted as a possible steal when he initially joined the Rockies, rookie Aaron Miles will be placed in a fantastic position at Coors Field. Not only can he hit, he benefits from the swelled numbers in the Mountain air. Miles could very well hit close to .300 this season and 15 homers and 75 RBI's is not out of the question. Keep him close by when making out your second baseman rosters as a late round steal.
Chicago Cubs:Cubs: Mark Grudzielanek will likely get the nod at second base over Todd Walker once opening day arrives. In Grudzielanek, the Cubs may also have their leadoff hitter. Grudzielanek started 69 games as the Cubs' leadoff hitter in 2003, batting .314. While some experts feel his 2003 season was a career-year, Grudzielanek heads into 2004 a solid option on every fantasy owner's infield.
Houston Astros:Astros: RHP Octavio Dotel held opponents to a .172 batting average last season. Since becoming a full-time reliever in May 2001, he's 18-11 with a 2.07 ERA in 216 appearances. With Billy Wagner finally out of the way, Dotel can now settle into the role of closer, where he is a natural fit.
Los Angeles Dodgers: Wow, tough talk to the recently approved owner of the Dodgers, Frank McCourt. He criticized the team by saying it "lacks excitement" and the front office as one that "lacks innovation". That's putting it mildly. In short, everyone's job is jeopardy with McCourt in town, including manager Jim Tracy and GM Dan Evans. While Billy Beane is most certainly on his wish list (among 20+ other owners' wish lists), former Mariner GM Pat Gillick could grab the reins. As for what's happening on the field, RF Shawn Green could find a new position at first base now that OF Juan Encarnacion joined the club. RHP's Darren Dreifort and Hideo Nomo are doing fine after off-season surgeries and are expected to take an active part in training camp. The Dodgers are rumored to be a potential suitor of free agent pitcher Greg Maddux.
Milwaukee Brewers: RHP Ben Sheets came up in the Brewers system as a very highly-touted prospect, with a live arm and the make up to be a dominating starter. Last season Sheets gave mixed results, but with the current state of the Brewers rotation, don't expect him to lose a spot in the rotation anytime soon. He's been consistently average since he made his first appearance in the majors three years ago, with his ERA staying in the mid-4's over the course of his career. Sheets has the arm though, so if you are in an NL-only league, or looking for a late round sleeper, Sheets could be your guy.
New York Mets: Shea Stadium is known to be one of the better pitcher's parks in all of baseball. Someone forgot to tell Tom Glavine that last season. Glavine, who went 9-14 with a 4.52 ERA last season with the Mets, posted a dreadful 3-9 mark and a un-Glavinesque 5.22 ERA at Shea. Glavine had a very good 2002 when he had a 2.96 ERA. But throw in the fact his post-All Star record in 2002 was 7-7 with a 3.93 ERA, Glavine's 2003 season was perhaps a signal of his declining productivity. He'll turn 38 before the start of the 2004 campaign. Glavine is risky pick among National League pitchers. Chances are he won't bounce back to his former self as this crafty left-hander is on the wrong side of old.
Philadelphia Phillies: Early word on Pat Burrell is good. Burrell went through a season long slump in 2003 and reported to camp this past week to get a jump on his spring training. Under the watchful eye of manager Larry Bowa and hitting guru Charlie Manuel, Burrell came out on day one and was slamming the ball with authority. Burrell hadn't picked up a bat since the season ended, but did a lot of mental exercises on what he wanted to do and how he could adjust his swing. He's now closer to the plate and has dropped his hands a little, giving him a little more bat speed. Get this guy early; 2004 could be big for Pat Burrell.
Pittsburgh Pirates: This past week RHP Jose Mesa agreed to a minor-league deal with the club, but don't expect him to be sitting in AAA for too long. Mesa lost his job as the Phillies' closer at the end of last season, but don't be surprised if he breaks camp with the Pirates as the team's closer. Mesa, while struggling last year, still has been a reliable closer in the past and could very well return to that role, especially given a less pressure situation (as the Pirates aren't quite ready to compete yet). While it's no guarantee, don't be surprised if Mesa returns to his old form and is good for 30 saves this season.
San Diego Padres: The return to health of Phil Nevin is a huge boon to the Padres franchise. In 59 games, Nevin drove in 46, scored 30 runs, and hit 13 homers. Translating that over a full season with the occasional day off projects to 33 homers, 75 runs scored and 115 RBI's. Considering the support around him is improved, his runs scored could also top 100. The added bonus is Nevin will likely be available as both a first baseman and outfielder. On the downside, Nevin has already started a front to move in the right field fence at Petco. He believes it will be a place where homers go to die and doubles will be plentiful. The wind that was supposed to push out to right-center has been non-existent and no one knows if it will ever show. That could knock five homers or more off his 2004 season
San Francisco Giants: Nothing new with the defending National League Western Division Champions. Wait! Check that! They renamed their park, SBC Park, which is about as exciting as bad mime troupe. Too bad they didn't get SBC to throw in a few more million ducats to land what they really needed: A front line pitcher and right fielder with a bat. This could hurt all fantasy aspirations of players not named Bonds.
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Anaheim Angels: When the Anaheim Angels signed Vladimier Guerrero not only did they sign the best RF in the game, they made fans out of all the fantasy baseball owners that have Vlad on their team. If you thought Vlad was good in Montreal, just wait till he gets 500 to 600 at bats batting in front of Team MVP Garret Anderson. No one will want to pitch around Vlad with Garret looming on deck behind him. Who knows his final 2004 stats until the end of the season. I would not be suprised if Vlad hits .330 to .340 with 45 to 50 home runs with 130+ RBI's. Be wise choose Vlad with your number 1 pick.
Baltimore Orioles: The Orioles made a flurry of moves this offseason and were one Vlad signing away from a blockbuster winter. Of course individually speaking there's always winner and losers to an offseason. DH Jack Cust certainly became a loser as a result of the moves. Heading into the winter, Cust had finally appeared set for a breakout season heading into Spring 2004. He had finally been traded to an AL team where he could DH; he went to a young team looking for some pop; and along comes the likes of Miguel Tejada, Javy Lopez, and Rafael Palmeiro. Cust could be a deep sleeper in AL only leagues in case of an injury, but he's not someone you can count for regular at-bats....not in that Baltimore lineup.
Boston Red Sox: Defense wins championships. Nothing has been made clearer throughout the sports world of late, culminating with the New England Patriots latest Super Bowl victory. Nobody is questioning the Red Sox record setting offense or even their newly reloaded pitching staff. The key to winning in the postseason though, is pitching and defense. People do not need to be reminded about Todd Walker's error in Game 2 of the ALDS in Oakland that broke the game open for the A's. The Sox were eventually able to overcome that deficit, but it is not a position that a team should want to be in. The defense, with the addition of Pokey Reese at second base, is looking as solid as ever--especially up the middle. Varitek is as good as they come behind the dish and the Nomar Garciaparra to Pokey Reese combo will put a few more smiles on the faces of Red Sox pitchers, Derek Lowe especially. The only chinks in the armor, so to speak, are in left field and first base. Millar plays a very average first base and won't kill you, but he is nowhere close to the Doug Mientkiewicz's of the league. Manny Ramirez will continue to be Manny in left, causing people to collectively hold their breath anytime the ball is hit his way. Overall, the offense will win the Sox plenty of games, but the defense and pitching will win them what they really want.
Cleveland IndiansThe Cleveland Indians were a bad team in 2003. But in all honesty, not many people were expecting much from this squad in a major rebuilding program. Not too many great fantasy players could have been found in Cleveland, but there were some good fantasy sleepers. And there will be again in 2004. LHP Cliff Lee is one of those starting pitchers that could really fall under the radar and have an All-Star type season in 2004. Injured most of the year, Lee came back to go 3-4 with a 3.31 ERA and 1.20 WHIP in 9 starts...all with a hernia!!! With just 11 starts in his Major League career, Lee has the stuff, and make-up, of a very good pitcher. He's one to get in '04.
Chicago White Sox:RHP Billy Koch is being called "my closer" by new manager Ozzie Guillen, but newly acquired RHP Shingo Takatsu is showing he's not short on confidence. "I've played in Japan as a closer for 10 years, so definitely, yes, I would like to be the closer," Takatsu said through an interpreter. Look for the new addition to get a few chances at closing with the Sox looking at a trading deadline deal to move Koch. While Takatsu is a bit of an unknown, he has the experience and closer's mentality. His signing was a formality to signify the eventual trading of Koch.
Detroit Tigers: Two seasons ago, there was no question as to who the Tigers closer was. RHP Matt Anderson had secured the role after an impressive season as the Tigers full-time closer. However, inconsistency, lost velocity and arm injuries have set him back, and now he appears to be on the outside looking in for the closer's role. The front-runner? Youngster Fernando Rodney, with a high-90's fastball and a devastating change-up, the Tiger front office believes Rodney can become dominating. He has the makeup, now it'll just depend on whether or not he can turn his talent into production. A good late-round sleeper pick that could pay off big time.
Kansas City Royals: Over his career, Juan Gonzalez has averaged 42 homeruns, 136 RBI and a .296 average for every 162 games played. He suffered through injuries in 2002, but proved that he was healthy last season and bounced back with 24 homeruns for Texas. Gonzalez will be a big addition to the Kansas City lineup and should be able to post numbers that will rival what he usually puts up. The other plus is that Gonzalez' presence will make the rest of the Royals lineup better.
Minnesota Twins: Shannon Stewart's average was almost 30 points higher after the all-star game than it was prior to the midsummer classic. Plus, Stewart hit .367 at the Metrodome last season and is a .350 hitter in Minnesota over the past three seasons. Outside of Toronto's Sky Dome, the Metrodome has been Stewart's favorite place to hit homeruns, too. Bottom line is that the trade to Minnesota was likely a good thing for Stewart and his 2004 numbers should see at least some spike because of his new address. Don't take Stewart too high, because he's not a great all around player, but he's worth watching and could be a nice pick as the draft moves on.
New York Yankees: With Aaron Boone most likely gone for most, if not all, of the 2004 season, the Yankees traded for 3B Mike Lamb from the Texas Rangers this week. Lamb hardly puts power into the Bombers lineup, hitting a career-high 9 home runs for the Rangers in 2002. In fact, throughout his entire professional career, Lamb has only "slugged" more than nine home runs once and that was way back in 1999 in the minors at Tulsa of the Texas League. While the Yankees lineup is one of the more powerful offenses in baseball, Lamb is not someone you want manning your hot corner. The Yankees won't have enough patience for his offense and neither should you.
Oakland Athletics:Eric Karros hit 270 homers during his 11-year career with the Dodgers, the most of any player since the team moved to Los Angeles. He is now a member of the A's. Last year in Chicago, Karros, 36, hit .286 with 12 homers and 40 RBI's. Look for about the same from him this season, and perhaps less for the slugger who had five seasons with 30 home runs and 100 RBIs or more. Karros figures to fight for playing time with Scott Hatteberg and Erubiel Durazo in line to play first.
Seattle Mariners:Raul Ibanez played in the best hitter's park in the AL in 2003. This year he moves into a park much more favorable for pitchers. However, he will hit in a stronger overall lineup which should help keep the RBI production up. Look for Ibanez to hit somewhere in the top 6 spots in order and drive in and score over 80 runs. His HR production might suffer and cause his overall value to drop below his 2003 level.
Tampa Bay Devil Rays: The D'Rays seem to be somewhat of a homeless shelter. They've signed a lot of players like Mike Williams and Fernando Tatis that were looking for homes and weren't sure they would find one this winter. Consider that Williams, Tatis, Todd Jones, Damian Moss and Todd Ritchie all signed with Toronto and you have a collection of guys with invitations to spring training that are trying to prolong their careers (only Moss has a major league guarantee). Sometimes though, players on their last leg get a second (or third) wind and put up surprising numbers. Keep an eye on spring stats and maybe play some hunches when it comes to Tampa Bay.
Texas Rangers: Mark Teixeira's power display in 2003 was just the tip of the iceberg. The Rangers' youngster should improve his HR total in 2004. Hitting in the heart of the order with Alex Rodriguez and Hank Blalock should allow him to improve in the other categories as well. Teixeira has the potential to hit 35+ HR while driving in and scoring over 100 runs. He won't lead the league in batting average, but he should have no problem improving on last year's .259 mark.
Toronto Blue Jays: Josh Phelps average fell 40 points from his 2002 high of .309. It's easy to see why. He opened up his swing and was looking for power. He hit 20 homeruns (he had 15 in 2002), but his strikeouts went from 82 to 115. Not enough of a power increase to warrant the drop in average or the increase in strikeouts. To his credit, Phelps did keep his OBP right around the .360 mark. The Blue Jays would like to see him even out his numbers a little and since he's just 25, odds are that Phelps best days are still ahead of him. Phelps played in 119 games last season and should see at least as much action in 2004. Look for an improvement on the .368 average and figure that his homeruns will stick between 15 and 20, meaning that Phelps could be a nice pick up late in the draft, depending on how your league is scoring.


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Police say they determined the route after "analyzing dozens of surveillance videos and interviewing several witnesses."
Police say the driver of a four-door black sedan -- possibly a Toyota Camry -- with tinted windows ran into Woodruff, a Los Angeles resident, on Decatur Street near the intersection with Dumaine Street. The driver then took a right onto Madison Street against traffic, according to the news release, and took the following route:
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Weber became the first coach in Big Ten history to win consecutive outright conference championships in his first two seasons by directing last year's Illini squad to another Big Ten title. Illinois tied the all-time NCAA record for victories in a season en route to its 37-2 record, and advanced to the NCAA Championship game for the first time in school history. The Illini claimed the Big Ten Tournament title as well as the regular season crown, and won the NCAA Chicago Regional to advance to the Final Four for the first time since 1989. Illinois was the national story of the 2004-05 basketball season, flirting with an undefeated season after winning its first 29 games, and earning the No. 1 ranking in both polls for 15 consecutive weeks.
"I am very pleased with the job Bruce Weber has done with our basketball program. His performance has been exceptional," Guenther said. "Additionally, he and Megan have been excellent representatives for our institution. I am very pleased that we can extend the contract."
Weber has received a two-year extension, which will keep him on the Illini sidelines through the 2010-11 season. In addition, a number of upgrades will be made to the program to keep it among the nation's elite.
"Of course I am pleased to receive a contract that has long-term security, but I'm even more excited about the other commitments that have been made to our program," Weber said. "We're going to be able to reward our assistant coaches, which is something that is very important to me. They have played such a huge role in our success, and this should allow for stability in those positions. We're also going to upgrade our video resources and make some necessary upgrades to the Ubben Basketball Complex, which will keep it among the best practices facilities in the nation."
"I am happy to be part of a wonderful program here and to work with Ron and an administration that is very supportive of our needs," Weber added. "It has been a memorable first two years, and our staff will continue working hard to ensure the future success of the basketball program here at the University of Illinois."


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On Saturday March 9 multiple World champion from Poland Tomasz Makowski will fight Michael 'Tomahawk' Thompson in a full muay thai rules WKN title challenge at Total Carnage III held in Gold Coast, Australia.
The title clash will be the semi-main event at CARNAGE's 10th World title journey where he will fight Kamil Sokolowski defending his WKN World Crown.
Tomasz Makowski (Poland) vs Michael Tomahawk Thompson (Australia)
Tomasz Makowski is known for Australian crowd for his win over Perth's Brett Craine-White in 2011 when Australian ventured to Poland to challenge Makowski's WKN K-1 rules World title belt.
Makowski defended his title by TKO in R3. Fight video is presented below.
Makowski fights both styles – under kickboxing oriental rules and full muay thai rules with 'thai clinch and elbows' of course. He is currently training in Thailand which is probably the best base to get ready for the WKN title challenge facing Australian Michael Thompson aka Tomahawk who is also well known for his elbow skills and big heart and will to be number one.
Tomasz Makowski Tale of the Tape
- Weight: 59-63kg
- Hight: 168cm
- Amateur fight: 73 L7 Ko 28
- Profi fight: 45, L5, Ko25
- Title:World Champion WKN K1 Muay Thai 4 times
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Miranda Hampton is the writer, designer and producer of the successful children's show McNirt Hates Dirt and winner of the 2015 Minter Ellison 'Fringe and Beyond' Award.
While studying set design (Live Production Design) at TAFE SA Adelaide College of the Arts, Miranda created McNirt Hates Dirt which was a hit at the 2015 Adelaide Fringe Festival, receiving rave reviews including Best Children's Presentation.
Miranda's inspiration for the show came from her love of gardening, the environment and desire for her two young children to have a close relationship to the land.
"McNirt Hates Dirt is about soil and how gardening affects us as individuals through aiding our understanding of nature and providing a sense of satisfaction when growing things," Miranda said.
Never having produced a show before, there was a learning curve for Miranda and she credits her lecturers for providing mentorship, advice and inspiration.
Studying under the unique production house model at Adelaide College of the Arts, Miranda works with students from other performing arts disciplines to create in-house student shows that replicate industry practice.
"The production house model training allowed me to create networks with peers from other areas within performing arts whilst still at college," she said. McNirt Hates Dirt includes recent acting graduates Tim Overton and Elliot Howard, and current live production design students James Oborn and Pete Sears and film student Dani Bowen.
Described by her lecturer Casey Van Sebille as a self-starter with a do-it-yourself ethos, it is this drive and passion that sees Miranda exploring creative ways to tour her theatre production to communities without access to live theatre.
"Over 1300 children saw McNirt Hates Dirt during our Adelaide Fringe season this year. I now have my sights set on touring the show interstate and overseas," she said.
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I have a Wyred4Sound DAC-1 with upgraded Digital Board & Low ESR "Super Caps." I use the Mhdt USBridge via S/PDIF into the DAC for full 24/192kHz playback. Unit is still in storage.
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Singer/pianist Patricia Barber never fails to amaze with her original material and her very unique takes on old standards. She is that rarest of jazz musicians—highly thoughtful, at times even cerebral, but always swinging—the kind of jazz musician Gerry Mulligan used to call a "wailing wig."
A Distortion of Love from 1992 showcases Patricia Barber the consummate jazz pianist as well as the chanteuse with the husky voice which has become her trademark of late. There are some very interesting purely instrumental tracks on this album, especially the hard driving McCoy Tyner-ish "Subway Station No. 5," the impressionistic "Parts Parallels," and "Yet Another in a Long Series of Yellow Car" which has a Joe Zawinul/Weather Report feel to it.
Barber has a way with ballads that is haunting. Displaying a penchant for extremely slow tempi a la Dee Barton's arrangement of "Here's That Rainy Day" made famous by the Stan Kenton Orchestra, Barber makes George Gershwin's "Summertime" all her own as she squeezes every ounce of lethargy and ennui out of the song's text. "You Stepped Out of a Dream" receives a magnificent interpretation by Barber and her combo and is the highlight of the album. Wolfgang Muthspiel's guitar solo nicely complements Barber's highly nuanced vocal.
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Track Listing: Summertime; Subway Station No.5; You Stepped Out of a Dream; Parts Parallels; Or Not To Be; Yellow Car; Yet Another in a Series of Yellow Car; I Never Went Away; My Girl; By Myself
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Hardy & Greys to restructure with loss of MD Richard Sanderson and many redundancies
Hardy Greys, one of the UKs leading fishing tackle manufacturers is planning to restructure its HQ organization to reduce costs and increase profitability.
Hardy & Greys is a major employer in the market town of Alnwick in Northumberland and has subsidiaries in Germany and the US. The job losses will only affect the Alnwick operation.
A spokesman for the company that produces a wide range of rods and reels including the worlds best-known heritage fishing rod brand, Hardy said cost pressures and lower margins had forced it to make major savings on its overheads.
Opening discussions with our workforce about what might be 27 redundancies was a difficult decision for us to make, especially as our relatively new German and US operations are doing very well and winning market share. In the UK and Ireland, sales are also still good compared to most of our competitors, although margins have suffered.
But the fishing tackle market is flat and we have had to revise our growth projections against a backdrop of a well-documented worldwide slowdown in consumer spending. Making these cost savings now, will enable us to better manage our financial position and be in a better position to take advantage of the upturn when it finally comes.
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Wayne Rooney does not have the security of an automatic starting berth at Euro 2016, even if he recovers from his knee injury, according to Roy Hodgson.
The England manager named his squad yesterday for the friendlies against Germany and the Netherlands, picking Leicester City midfielder Danny Drinkwater for the first time. There were, as ever, high-profile injury absences: Rooney who has not played for five weeks as he recovers from a knee injury, and Jack Wilshere, who has not played all season.
England have suffered before from taking an unfit Rooney to a major tournament and Hodgson said he hoped to avoid the "unpleasant situation" of having to decide whether to select him if he has not fully recovered by the squad announcement deadline of 12 May. But even if Rooney does recover, Hodgson said that his 109 caps and 51 goals would not guarantee him a place in the starting XI when England play Russia in Marseille in 12 weeks' time.
"I have never said that [Rooney] is an automatic starter," Hodgson said at Wembley Stadium. "I have never said that anyone is. Does he have a good chance, with his track record, ability and experience? Of course he has. But that does not necessarily mean that he will be. He may not have recovered to the best of his ability. Or we might want to use different players, or to play a different way."
Eight players that should have made the England squad
Eight players that should have made the England squad
1/8 Scott Dann (Crystal Palace) instead of Gary Cahill (Chelsea)
Crystal Palace have been a disaster of late but that's been more to do with their lack of a cutting edge than their defensive prowess. Dann has was brilliant for the Eagles when they were flying high in the first half of the season and although his form has dipped, he has been a consistent Premier League performer for a while. He's strong in the air and in the tackle and good in possession. England must know what they are getting with Cahill by now, 40 caps into his international career. He's the fourth-best centre-back at Chelsea and has proved in a disastrous week for the Blues that he is not close to a top level defender.
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2/8 Steve Cook (Bournemouth) over Phil Jagielka (Everton)
The Cherries have been an extremely pleasant surprise this season and much more defensively solid than people believed they would be. Cook, has been at the heart of that, the former non-League player (albeit on loan) a consistent presence for Bournemouth since their League One days. He can also play at right-back and has a very handy 11 goals in his last three seasons. Like Cahill, what exactly is Hodgson going to learn about Phil Jagielka that we didn't know already? Cook (24) is also nine years Jagielka's (33) junior.
3/8 Aaron Cresswell (West Ham United) over Nathaniel Clyne (Liverpool) or Ryan Bertrand (Southampton)
A hard cut for either Clyne or Bertrand who have both been excellent this season and are fully deserving of their places. But both of those players have been around the squad plenty of times, even if they have only limited experienced. West Ham United have obviously done something very wrong to Hodgson as he continues to ignore their players (more on a couple soon). Cresswell has been as consistent a player as you will find in the division since moving from Ipswich Town in 2014 and that he can't even make the squad is absolutely baffling. He's a very solid defender and an energetic presence on the Hammers' flank - West Ham are fifth, remember. Strange.
4/8 Mark Noble (West Ham United) over Jordan Henderson (Liverpool)
Liverpool captain Jordan Henderson will start England's opener against Russia if he is fit. Everyone knows that. Henderson has become an excellent midfielder and can offer the kind of drive few others can. But again, West Ham are fifth. Mark Noble is one of the first names on the team sheet; he has three goals and four assists this season; his passing accuracy is at 86 per cent; he averages two interceptions, 2.5 tackles and two successful dribbles. Henderson has only played 14 matches this season, Noble double that for a West Ham team far outperforming Liverpool. At this point Noble, 28, a phenomenally consistent player with nearly 300 Premier League appearances, must be wondering what he must do to get a look in with the Three Lions.
5/8 Marc Albrighton (Leicester City) over James Milner (Liverpool)
For fear of sounding like a broken record, James Milner will be on the plane to Euro 2016, barring injury. He's too consistent, too versatile and too experienced to leave behind. He never puts in a bad performance (he doesn't often give you a brilliant performance either, but ho hum). The point is not that Milner should not be in the England squad. The point is that Roy Hodgson should be using these two games - meaningless friendlies after all - to look at players that have been on the outside, rather than pieces of the England furniture. Albrighton, capable of playing on the left and right, has enjoyed a brilliant renaissance under Claudio Ranieri, with six assists this season for top of the table Leicester. He's started all but one game. Why isn't he in the squad?
6/8 Michail Antonio (West Ham United) over Adam Lallana (Liverpool)
Lallana has been nothing short of a disappointment since joining the Reds from Southampton in 2014. He seems to have struggled with the pressure of playing up to his big transfer fee. In two seasons at Anfield he's scored eight goals and provided eight assists - in his two Premier League seasons at Southampton he scored 12 goals and added 11 assists, the difference being that the Reds are expected to be challenging the top four and the Saints battling relegation when they first entered the division. Lallana has been better lately, but Antonio has been a revelation for Slaven Bilic's men in recent weeks. The powerful winger, a late bloomer at 25, has six Premier League goals this season and has proved his versatility with spells on the right, left and at right-back.
7/8 Jesse Lingard (Manchester United) over Theo Walcott (Arsenal)
Shouldn't we be just about done with Walcott now? He has more than 350 career appearances and 42 England caps. He's only scored in double figures in the Premier League once; he started the season as Arsenal's main striker but lost his place to the polarising Olivier Giroud. He's been a regular with the Three Lions for 10 years. What else is there to learn? He's not good enough. Lingard won't have been ignored because of the club that he's currently playing (the exact opposite in fact) but the youngster has shown in the past couple of months that he can more than cut it at Old Trafford. In fact he has four Premier League goals this season; the same number as Walcott.
8/8 Troy Deeney (Watford) over Danny Welbeck (Arsenal) or Daniel Sturridge (Liverpool)
Welbeck and Sturridge should both absolutely be in France if they are fit enough and in form. That's not what this is about. The pair have been around Hodgson and Gary Neville enough times to know exactly what they offer, even if neither has played in white for a long while. This is about testing whether Watford captain Troy Deeney, 27, can cut it at the top level. He has proven himself to be a bit of a unique force in the Premier League this season. A powerful target man who also has the skill and guile to act as a second striker. Deeney has an eye for goal (eight in the league) and the unselfishness to help team-mate Odion Ighalo become one of the highest scorers in the division this season (six assists).
Rooney's leadership role is very important to England, even when he is injured, and he will be involved with the squad next week at St George's Park. He is unlikely to attend the game in Germany on Easter Saturday, but plans to be at Wembley for the visit of the Netherlands the following Tuesday. "He is our captain," Hodgson said. "He's been very important in that job in the last few years, and we need his influence and ability on the field. But that will have to be proven on the field of play. If he is fit, he will go. But not as an automatic starter."
Hodgson remains upbeat, though, that Rooney will recover from his knee injury which should see him return to competitive football next month. "I am confident that he will get fit," Hodgson said. Rooney should be fit to play in France, but Jack Wilshere is a different case. Hodgson has always been an admirer of his and he spoke warmly about his recent England performances, saying he would still want to include him if he returns to fitness for Arsenal.
"He will be selected if I think he's fully fit to go, capable from the first minute of taking part in training," Hodgson said. In Wilshere's absence, Hodgson has included Drinkwater as an alternative to Eric Dier in that central midfield role. "We have been impressed with the qualities he's shown with Leicester and believe those can be transported on to an international stage," Hodgson said.
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Joyous shouts of "Allahu akbar" echoed across the headquarters of the Philippines' biggest Muslim rebel group as a pact to end four decades of bloodshed was signed, but there were also fears war clouds had yet to pass.
The Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF) ended its rebellion on Thursday when its leaders signed a deal in Manila with the government that would create a new, autonomous Muslim homeland in the southern Philippines.
Various armed Muslim groups have been fighting since the 1970s for an independent Islamic state or autonomous rule in the south, which they regard as their ancestral home, and the conflict has claimed tens of thousands of lives.
MILF leader Murad Ebrahim said at the signing ceremony the accord was the "crowning glory" of his organisation's struggle, and his troops at their main camp 900 kilometres to the south voiced similar jubilation.
Hundreds of rebels, wearing camouflage uniforms and pointing assault rifles to the sky, shouted "Allahu akbar", or "God is greater", as they watched the historic moment on a television screen in a grassy field.
Senior MILF commander Usop Pasigan, 65, said he took up arms at the age of 17 and had lost three brothers in the fighting. Now he just wants to be a farmer and for his son to be able to live a normal life.
"I hope my boy will be able to finish college and not be an MILF fighter, like me," Pasigan told reporters as he stood alongside many other elderly soldiers in their military fatigues.
For Jamira Mapagkasunggot, 56, a member of the MILF women's auxiliary battalion, peace would mean being able to live without the constant fear of death.
"Most of the women have lost a father, a son or a nephew," she said at Camp Darapanan, where rebels and their families live inside a sprawling compound of coconut groves and corn fields.
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"We fear some groups might not be supportive of these peace talks," she said, referring to a wide range of smaller armed groups that roam the impoverished and often lawless southern Philippines that are opposed to the peace process.
Among them is the Bangsamoro Islamic Freedom Fighters (BIFF), which split from the MILF in 2008 because it wanted to continue pursuing independence.
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"The war is not yet over. We are still here," BIFF spokesman Abu Missry Mama said on the telephone from his secret base elsewhere in the south.
Another armed group not covered by the peace accord is the al-Qaeda-linked Abu Sayyaf, which specialises in kidnapping for ransom, while the area is plagued by private armies of corrupt politicians who may resist the new government.
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"Those who want to test the resolve of the state will be met with a firm response based on righteousness and justice, as we demonstrated in Zamboanga," Aquino said.


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Interesting, barliman...but I don't see me trying it with any of my horns!
Seriously, though, have you found that pressure simply decreases as you persist in quality practice? I believe this is what I have experienced since beginning my comeback (certainly, not all of my practice has been of high quality!). My sound and other aspects of my playing suffers with too much pressure so I am never without motivation to work at keeping it to an appropriate level.
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Iv'e seen these types of things ,playing with no pressure etc. Kinda fun if you can do it ? but I notice on Jason's vid his sound gets all squeaky as he goes higher ,now we have all seen Maynard play ? and to say he uses slight pressure would be un-true ,the rim of the mouthpiece nearly disappearing in his lip,and we know how high he could play ? and for long periods.
Aurturo has a great high note and seems to use less pressure .
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Well, I've seen plenty of these "no pressure" demos over the years. Conclusion is, it takes a certain amount of pressure to play the upper register. didn't hear a decent note over high C and that's Jason Harrelson!!! Interesting exercise to try with my Ambassador though.
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What does it prove? Nothing. Pressure works and to replace it, we need more than 3 fingers. If our breathing, body use and embouchure are not adequately developed, just messing around with the pressure parameter increases frustration not playing quality. Everything is connected to everything!
To me the video is useless because Harrelson shows no "advantage" to practicing this way, doesn't talk about the other necessities or comprimises involved. In my opinion, he should have spent the time finishing Garys horn to remove pressure from his delivery schedule.
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Much safer for the horn would be to hold the horn by a finger pad or two or tie a strong string or twine around a finger pad, dangle the horn by the string, and then blow.
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