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QUESTION:Are there male and female plants for wild grapes? If so, how do we tell the difference?
Grapes are in the genus Vitis in the family Vitaceae, and there are numerous species and varieties of grapes grown in the United States. This link to okwildcrafting.com indicates at least 11 species growing in Oklahoma with the species Vitis acerfolia occurring in Ellis County.
Lets clear up a little terminology before we continue. If a plant species has flowers that contain both pistils and stamens, the flower is termed perfect, and the condition is termed monoecious (or hermaphrodite in some cases). In many cases the flowers can self pollinate. If a species have pistillate (female) flowers on one plant and staminate (male) flowers on another, the condition is termed dioecious. In this situation you would need "male plants" and "female plants" in order to produce grapes.
A widespread species of wild grape is Vitis mustangensis (Mustang grape). Looking through this link to plantsforafuture.org, we find that the mustang grape is considered monoecious (both male and female flowers on the same plant).
If you look through this article from AgriLife Extension you will find this statement
"Wild grapevines, rootstocks (and a few cultivated varieties such as St. Pepin) have either pistillate (female) or staminate male flowers -- that is, the entire vine is either male or female. Vines with female, pistillate flowers need nearby vines with staminate or perfect flowers to produce fruit. The majority of commercial grapevine varieties have perfect flowers, that is, both male and female components."
So the situation isn't as simple as one would like. The answer to the question then is to look at the flowers, and the AgriLife Extension article has some pretty decent photos of perfect flowers. When you examine the flowers from your vines, look for the stamens and the pistils;if they are both present, you have a perfect flower; if the stamens are missing, you have a female flower and thus a female plant. It may have produced grapes last spring. If you find stamens and no pistil you have a male. You will need a magnifying glass, or hand lens, to do your examination.
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Watch any of the TV news talk shows Friday and almost all have ignored one important fact: the Brexit 'Leave' victory was another humiliating loss for President Barack Obama.
In fact, some British polls even showed that voter sentiment moved decidedly in favor of Brexit after Obama traveled to Britain and urged a "no" vote.
British voters delivered a stinging rebuke to Obama on Thursday when they opted to leave the EU by a 52 percent to 48 percent margin.
So strong was the backlash to Obama's blatant attempt to influence the Brexit vote – polls following his April visit to London showed the opposition to his remarks running at about 60 percent – that a reasonable case could be made he contributed to the outcome.
Obama's threatening remarks against Britain over Brexit seemed to have ignited a tempest.
Upon leaving the EU, Obama said, Britain should not expect a new trade deal with the U.S., that it would be "in the back of the queue."
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Obama's use of the Briticism "queue" for the word "line" triggered widespread speculation that the President's comments had, in fact, been written for him at 10 Downing Street.
Former London Mayor Boris Johnson, a staunch opponent of remaining in the EU and allowing unbridled immigration, blasted Obama's remarks as "paradoxical, inconsistent, and incoherent."
A Daily Mail editorial was equally brutal of Obama's anti-Brexit interference, saying Obama had shown "contempt for voters."
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Chiefs will appear in the Super Rugby playoffs for the third year in a row and they are there because of a defence based on team spirit.
Their refusal to roll over gave them a hard-fought 11-8 victory over the Blues at Eden Park last night and the four competition points they needed to propel them into the post-season.
In wet, windy conditions the back-to-back champions refused to give in against a torrent of possession and territory that favoured the home side in front of an 18,100 crowd.
The Blues made their intentions plain from the outset, turning down a succession of kickable penalties to turn up the heat on the Chiefs with a string of scrums in the red zone.
But despite an initial edge in the scrums and having the rain-laden wind at their backs, the hosts were unable to crack the Chiefs' defence, getting over the goal line three times without reward.
Both Steven Luatua and Charlie Faumuina were held up and Jerome Kaino lost the ball forward over the line in the tackle of Tawera Kerr-Barlow as he charged down the blindside of a 5m scrum.
As the penalties mounted the Chiefs were warned by referee Glen Jackson, but they held it together sufficiently to keep all their players on the field and survived a gruelling opening 15 minutes on defence.
Once they got some ball they could attack with Aaron Cruden making a break and kicking ahead, but mistakes in the testing conditions meant they kept turning the ball over as regularly as the Blues did.
As soon as the Chiefs got a penalty in the Blues' half of the field they went for goal and with his second attempt, in the 23rd minute, Cruden kicked them into a 3-0 lead they held to halftime.
But the second quarter was an eventful one, Chiefs fullback Tom Marshall losing the ball forward in a tackle as he gunned it for the left corner and then, when a powerful forward attack did not bring reward four minutes from halftime, Jackson called for a review of potential foul play.
The replay revealed a no-arms tackle by Ma'a Nonu on Chiefs centre Tim Nanai-Williams and the Blues second-five was yellow-carded. Interestingly, the Chiefs this time turned down the kick and went for a lineout, from which they turned the ball over at the end of a powerful drive.
The Blues lost two players to injury in the first 40 minutes, skipper Keven Mealamu replaced in his record-equalling 162nd Super Rugby appearance and winger Lolaga Visinia also forced off the field.
A change of tactics was immediate for the Blues going into the second spell and they took the first opportunity to kick for goal, with Ihaia West converting a short-range penalty after three minutes.
He had another kick from 37 metres just three minutes later but hit an upright and immediately the Blues were restored to 15 men with the return of Nonu from the sin-bin.
However, it was the Chiefs who struck next. Just two minutes later co-captain Liam Messam snatched a wide pass from West on the halfway line, racing 50m to score from the intercept to make it 8-3 to the visitors.
Cruden missed a relatively easy conversion attempt but the five-pointer was a hammer blow to the Blues, who were again dominating possession in the early part of the half.
He also missed a 50m penalty attempt seven minutes later but it put the Chiefs at the attacking end of the field and eventually he got another chance, making no mistake from a similar distance to push the lead out to 11-3.
But the Blues weren't done and came back to exert more pressure on the Chiefs, who received another warning from Jackson.
In the 65th minute lock Mike Fitzgerald was sent to the sin-bin and after Blues halfback Bryn Hall was held up over the line, replacement winger George Moala scored on the blindside of a 5m scrum.
That was the extent of the damage while Fitzgerald was in the bin, though, and the Chiefs were able to hold out and used up the final minute with a long-range kick at goal from Gareth Anscombe.
Chiefs 11 (Liam Messam try; Aaron Cruden 2 penalty goals) Blues 8 (George Moala try; Ihaia West penalty goal). HT: 3-0
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Freshman Republican Sen. Ted Cruz of Texas is just the latest in a long series of public figures to be reviled for "McCarthyism" following his recent questioning of Chuck Hagel, President Obama's nominee for secretary of defense. The response? Conservatives have rushed to defend their own against the charge. To understate the case, that's not enough. It's time to debunk McCarthyism itself.
No matter how much evidence vindicating the late Sen. Joe McCarthy comes out, what we call McCarthyism remains anathema in American life. Simply to utter the word is to deep-freeze debate, even thought itself. Even as we learn about the history-changing extent to which American traitors working for the Kremlin penetrated and subverted the U.S. government (including many individuals investigated by McCarthy), the unsupportable fact remains that nothing in American public life is worse than to be compared to the man best-known for his uncompromising fight against the secret, massive assault on our nation. When will we realize it's time to make amends and honor his memory?
Liberals and conservatives alike continue to fall for the poisonous bait. Last summer, for example, Romney adviser Eric Fehrnstrom called Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid's accusations that Mitt Romney hadn't paid his taxes "baseless" and "shameless," and compared them to so-called McCarthyism. The Hill newspaper's write-up of Fehrnstrom's comments perfectly sums up society's ignorance on the issue:
Purim begins on the evening of February 23….tomorrow. It is, like so many Jewish holidays, based on our endless history of suffering and harassment, and ultimate triumph and victory. What I find endlessly amazing and comforting is how the Jews have survived centuries of unspeakable oppressions and genocide. But we are still here while other mighty empires have crumbled and disappeared. I leave the explanation of this holiday to my learned and articulate friend Yoram Ettinger whose counsel and optimism and brilliance are of the greatest value to me.
Happy Purim to all. May we enjoy and retell this story for eternity and may the people of the Land of Israel thrive and prosper in peace.
1. "Purimfest 1946" were the last words of Julius Streicher, the Nazi propaganda chief, as he approached the hanging gallows (Newsweek magazine, October 28, 1946, page 46). On October 16, 1946 (Jewish year 5707), ten convicted Nazi war criminals were hanged in Nuremberg. An 11th Nazi criminal, Hermann Goering, committed suicide in his cell. Julius Streicher's library documented much interest in Purim and its relevance to enemies of the Jewish people.
According to the Scroll of Esther, King Ahasuerus allowed the Jews to defend themselves and hang Haman and his ten sons. The Talmud (Megillah 16a) claims that Haman had an 11th child, a daughter, who committed suicide following her father's demise.
In the aftermath of the hanging of Haman and his sons, Queen Esther asked King Ahasuerus: "If it shall please His Majesty, allow the Jews who are in [the capital city] Shushan to act also tomorrow as they did today (in literary Hebrew, "tomorrow" refers sometimes to a distant future), and let Haman's ten sons be hanged on the gallows (Esther 9:13)." Why would she request the hanging of Haman's already hung sons? Esther's request was interpreted as a reference to a future event which would require a similar hanging. The original Hebrew text of the Scroll of Esther – which documents the hanging of Haman's sons – features one very large letter, ו (which equals 6 – the 6th millennium), and three very small letters, ת, ש, ז (which equal 707), referring to the year 5707 during the 6th millennium –1946/7 in the general calendar.
2. Purim's historical background according to Prof. Israel Eldad:
*Xerxes the Great – King Ahasuerus, known for his grand and long banquets – succeeded Darius the Great. He ruled the Persian Empire (from India to Ethiopia) during 465-486BC, 150 years before the rise of Alexander the Great, who defeated the Persian Empire.
*Greece was Persia's key opponent in its expansion towards the Mediterranean and Europe, hence the alliance between Persia and Carthage, a rival of Greece.
*Greece supported Egypt's revolt against Persian rule, which was subdued by Persia with the help of the Jewish warriors of Yeb (in Egypt) and Carthage, which had a significant Jewish-Hebrew connection (the names of Carthage's heroes, Hannibal and Barca, derived from the Hebrew names, Hananyah and Barak).
*Xerxes was defeated by Greece at the battle of Salamis (480 BC), but challenged Greece again in 470BC.
*According to a Greek translation of the Scroll of Esther, Haman (the Agagi) was Macedonian by orientation or by birth. Agagi could refer to Agag, the Amalekite King (who intended to annihilate the Jews) or to the Greek AegeanIslands. Haman aspired to annihilate the Jews of Persia and opposed improved relations between Xerxes and the Jews of Yeb. He led the pro-Greek and anti-Carthage faction in Persia, while Mordechai was a chief advocate for the pro-Carthage orientation.
From the City Journal
he American economy has had little to cheer about since the 2008 financial meltdown and the resulting recession. Recovery has been feeble, and many states continue to struggle. One bright spot in the general gloom, however, is Texas, which began shining long before 2008. Not only has Texas created jobs at a stunning rate; it has also—pace critics like the New York Times's Paul Krugman—created lots of good jobs. Indeed, the rest of the nation could turn to the Lone Star State as a model for dynamic growth, as a close look at employment data shows.
The first thing to point out is that Texan job creation has far outpaced the national average. The number of jobs in Texas has grown by a truly impressive 31.5 percent since 1995, compared with just 12 percent nationwide, according to Bureau of Labor Statistics data (see Figure One). Texas has also lapped California, an important economic rival and the only state with a larger population. The Texas employment situation after the financial crisis was far less spectacular, of course, with the number of jobs growing just 2.4 percent from 2009 through 2011. But that was still six times the anemic 0.4 percent growth rate of the overall American economy.
Illustrations by Alberto MenaThe National Establishment Time-Series (NETS) Database, which provides detailed information on job creation and loss for firms headquartered in each state, can tell us more about Texas's employment growth. NETS data are divided into two periods—the first from 1995 to 2002, the second from 2002 to 2009. During the 2002–09 period, small businesses of fewer than ten employees were the Texas employment engine, adding nearly 800,000 new jobs; of those, about three-quarters were in firms with two to nine employees, as Figure Two indicates. Larger Texas companies—those with 500 or more employees—lost a significant number of jobs over this span, and medium-size firms likewise shrank, trends that also showed up on the national level.
Imagine if Republicans in Utah or Alabama, responding to a horrifying sex crime, introduced a bill allowing warrantless searches of homosexuals' homes to make sure they weren't holding little boys as sex slaves.
The national media would be discussing this gross violation of the Fourth Amendment incessantly, using it as an example of how fundamentally fascist the Republican Party is — everywhere.
Cut to Washington State: in this case, liberal Democrats in the legislature have introduced an assault weapon ban that includes annual inspections of the homes of people that already own assault weapons to make sure that they are being safely stored [1].
There is no need for a warrant; there is no probable cause requirement; and the Seattle Times columnist writing about this clearly unconstitutional law observes that the sponsors include "Sen. Adam Kline, D-Seattle, a lawyer who typically is hyper-attuned to civil-liberties issues."
After a stream of criticism, the author withdrew the warrantless search section of the bill, calling it a "mistake." Yet, as Bryan Preston points out [2], the warrantless search section – word for word — was included in bills by Kline in 2009 and 2005.
Mistake? I think he was just finally caught and called out this time.
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Peter LaBarbera: Gays Following Hitler In 'Recruiting' Children
Peter LaBarbera of Americans For Truth About Homosexuality appeared on the Monday edition of Voice of Christian Youth America's show "In Focus," where he spoke to host Jim Schneider about "the ingraining of homosexuality in society."
Outraged by a Canadian writer's tongue-in-check column about teaching LGBTQ acceptance in schools, LaBarbera decided that this one person's column confirms that the entire gay rights movement seeks to "penetrate the minds of the youth."
"Homosexual activists know that they have to change the minds of young people, like all radical movements. We saw this under the Communists, under Hitler," LaBarbera said. "This is a movement that directly threatens kids."
After blasting parents and teachers who accept LGBT children, LaBarbera lamented that schools "will never bring in an 'ex-gay'" to address students "because then kids can see that homosexuality is not about who you are, it's about what you do, and if you can practice homosexuality you can leave homosexuality, you can leave it behind with the help of Jesus Christ."
When a caller told LaBarbera that Satan is using the government, the schools and "Hell-ywood" to push gay rights, LaBarbera blasted "The Fosters" for showing a kiss between two teenage boys, holding it up as proof of gay child recruitment and the media's attempt to push "evil" on kids.
"This is the sort of perversion that is being foisted upon the American people," LaBarbera said. "It's deep evil and it's being done in the name of all these good sounding things, 'tolerance and diversity.' But what they're really doing is changing kids' minds. They're propagandizing these kids, they are victimizing our children with this evil propaganda. It's a form of recruitment when you sell immorality as romance."
LaBarbera also repeated his criticisms of CNN anchor Don Lemon, claiming that since Lemon is a survivor of child sexual abuse, he should know that homosexuality is not an innate characteristic: "Somebody needs to ask Don Lemon, did you choose to be gay? It seems that since Don Lemon was the victim of a homosexual predator, somebody chose homosexuality for him."
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- Developer: Mojang Ab
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- Genre: Adventure First-Person
- Release: Nov 17, 2011
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What is a seed with a huge ravine?
I need a seed that has a large ravine/crater in the ground. Thanks!
Answer from: Kanye West
Currently MCPE does not have any cave systems so to gat ravines and caves you have to port maps.
Answer from: flamethrower
Thanks Kanye West!
Answer from: Gofishes
The seed nyan gives you a cool waterfall and lava rivers. Try it! (That's nyan in lowercase letters.)
Answer from: Whatsitoya?
Kayne, its pretty ironic, but mcpe has a small ravine in it and a really freaky cave-like indentation.
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@Whatsitoya: If you have the seed, please post for us. Thanks! The seed theeldersscrolls has a massive ravine. Try it and post your comments!
Answer from: cheese 64
The seed pool has a whole gigantic water system. check it out
Answer from: Seedlover
The seed machim has a ravine like small cut in the ground but there is no actual ravines in mine craft pe
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If you are looking for a mountain and cave seed it is bubblegum big mountain areas and small cave on survival chickens will spawn in a hole thing.
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You guys have bad taste in seeds, here is a really cool skyblock seed; its called its a pig, there are a couple of islands but u will need to fly around to see it
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Here is a awesome seed it's called jungle world (lower caps) Grate for survival!
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Celebrate that spoony bard, Shakespeare's birthday with Hood River County Library District from April 23-27. Enjoy a week of special events at Hood River Library celebrating the world famous playwright.
Join the fun on Tuesday, April 23, at 4 p.m. for Shakespeare's birthday. Come watch a thrilling sword fight by Hood River Valley High School actors. There will be tragedy, comedy, refreshments, and other surprises.
On Wednesday, April 24, come to the Hood River Library at 4 p.m. to watch a matinée screening of Shakespeare's famous Romeo and Juliet, but with a gnome-like twist!
The Celebration continues the rest of the week, too. Come in any day to play on our mini stage, complete with props, costumes, and curtains. All you have to do is add imagination.
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"This is a young man's game and this is a great young coaching staff that does things the right way. I wouldn't have returned to coaching if it weren't for this university, this coaching staff and Kyle Whittingham."
Pease served as Utah's assistant head coach and oversaw the defensive line.
"John has been an invaluable member of our coaching staff and we will miss him," Whittingham said. "His coaching expertise and knowledge of the game has been a huge factor in our success the past two seasons. He is well liked by the players, coaches, staff and administration and we wish him all the best in his retirement."
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by Karen B. Roberts
Have you ever wondered what happens to sunscreen after it swirls down the drain with your soap?
Probably not, but it is a question that makes Prof. Chin-Pao Huang curious. Sunscreen contains titanium dioxide, an engineered nanoparticle (ENP) that improves the product's performance, reducing your sunburn risk while outdoors.
But if titanium dioxide doesn't dissolve, where does it go once you wash it off?
Huang, Donald C. Phillips Professor of Civil and Environmental Engineering at the University of Delaware, is principal investigator (PI) of a new grant exploring whether ENP are present in ground wastewater. Murray Johnston, professor in the Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry, serves as co-PI on the project.
By definition, nanomaterials are materials 1-100 nanometers in length -- one thousand times smaller than a human hair. ENP are synthetic materials created in a laboratory. Invisible to the naked eye, they possess unique properties that are increasingly used in cosmetics, pharmaceuticals, electronics and appliances.
The same properties that make ENP attractive, however, also have drawbacks. According to Huang, increased nanomaterial use will ultimately result in their escape into the environment, namely the atmosphere, soil and water. Municipal and industrial wastewater is expected to be the major transport route for ENP due to the way these ENP are being used by consumers.
"There is a lot we don't know yet about the ENP lifecycle, including how nanomaterials present in our environment affect organisms, water and the ecosystem," says Huang. Their small size makes detecting and isolating ENP technically challenging, he adds.
Funded by a three year $599,000 STAR grant from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), Huang's group is focusing on the fate, transport and behavior of four main engineered nanomaterials:
* Titanium dioxide (found in sunblock and food additives)
* Zinc oxide (found in cosmetics and food)
* Carbon nanotubes (increasingly used in medicines and printer ink)
* Silver (used in refrigerators and disinfecting products)
"Knowing what happens to the particles will allow scientists to focus on making them safer for the environment," explains Huang.
The UD research team is using a new experimental technique to collect and characterize wastewater and sludge samples from four major municipal wastewater treatment plants in Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington, D.C., and Wilmington. The technique involves using electrically assisted tangential flow (EATF) membrane filtration and electrospray aerosol analysis (EAA), coupled with a nano aerosol mass spectrometer (NAMS), to trace and quantify which nanomaterials remain in the system and where they end up.
The results will assist wastewater process design engineers in developing new treatment processes to eliminate solids such as titanium dioxide from wastewater and prevent it from leeching into the environment where its effects, as yet, are unknown. It will also help public and private sector decision makers in revising wastewater treatment quality standards.
"This is the only research study worldwide being carried out at such a large and comprehensive scale," says Huang. He believes a concerted effort is needed not just locally, but globally as well. To that end, Huang plans to initiate similar research programs with scientists from partner institutions in Taiwan, Korea and China.
Research will be conducted in the Aquatic Environmental Engineering Laboratory in UD's Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering and the Aerosol Chemistry Laboratory in the Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry.
About the researchers
Chin-Pao Huang is one of the most highly respected aquatic chemists worldwide. He has more than 40 years of research experience in aquatic chemistry and physical-chemical processes for water and wastewater treatment. His expertise includes transport of heavy metals in municipal wastewater treatment plants, speciation of lead in groundwater and interactions between nanoparticles and aquatic organisms.
Murray Johnston's career includes more than 20 years of research experience as a leader in the development and use of aerosol mass spectrometry to study the source and transformation of particulate matter. His current work emphasizes the detection and characterization of nanoparticles in ambient air, especially the urban environment.
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Uchiyama to defend WBA belt
By Joe Koizumi
You refrain from working on Sundays in Christian countries, but Japanese boxing persons still keep working regardless of what day of the week it may be. Ohashi Promotions, in association with Watanabe Promotions, has announced a dual world title event on the last day of this year today (Sunday) in Tokyo, Japan. Unbeaten WBA super-feather champ Takashi Uchiyama (17-0, 14 KOs), Japan, will face WBA interim ruler Jorge Solis (40-3-2-1NC, 29 KOs), Mexico, in a unification bout over twelve rounds at Yokohama Cultural Gymnasium, Yokohama city. It will be ex-amateur champ Uchiyama's fourth defense since he captured the throne via last-round stoppage of Juan Carlos Salgado in January of the previous year. Uchiyama impressively demolished all three challengers within the distance to his credit.
In a companion world title go, hard-punching prospect Satoshi Hosono (21-1, 15 KOs), former Japanese and OPBF ruler, will make an ambitious crack at the WBA feather belt against newly crowned Celestino Caballero (35-4, 23 KOs), a tall and lanky Panamanian switch-hitter, over twelve rounds. We look forward to watching highly competitive fights before the new year comes in hours. More photos…
Povetkin comments on Fury
WBA Heavyweight Champion Alexander Povetkin (22-0, 16 KOs) has laughed off the comments from Tyson Fury (16-0, 11 KOs), who recently claimed he was ready to "take Povetkin out." The 32-year-old Russian makes a first defense of his title at Helsinki´s Hartwall Areena on December 3 against Cedric Boswell (35-1, 26 KOs). Povetkin was amused by Fury´s remarks. "I am ready to defend my belt against every challenger out there," he stated. "But I must admit I am not overly scared by comments from someone whose biggest hit to date has been a Youtube video where he punches himself in the face. Right now all my focus is on Cedric Boswell."
Promoter Kalle Sauerland added: "We would love to make that fight and I had offered them the December date but they didn't seem to fancy it too much so perhaps now we can discuss next spring. First Alexander needs to take care of a very tough challenger in Cedric Boswell."
Gonzalez immortalized in Mexico
By Gabriel F. Cordero
On Saturday, the hands of two division WBO/WBC champion Jhonny Gonzalez was immortalized in concrete at the famous Plaza de las Estrellas in Mexico City, the Mexican equivalent of the Hollywood Walk of Fame. Gonzalez is currently preparing to make the third defense of his WBC featherweight belt in Mexico City on December 3 against Roinet Caballero.
Abraham eyeing January return
Former IBF middleweight champion Arthur Abraham says he's returning to the middleweight division after dropping three of four fights at 168lbs in SHOWTIME's groundbreaking Super Six Tournament. "In January I start my comeback," Abraham told BILD. "Not yet at middleweight, but at 75 kilos (165.3 lbs.). This will be agreed with the opponent, who is still not set, but he should be good, in the top ten of the world rankings list…in a year I'll be champion again."
Shot of the Day
Photo: Jose Perez/PR Best
A rare double knockdown occurred during Saturday's match between flyweights Israel Vázquez and Jesús Pagán in Guaynabo, Puerto Rico. Both were felled by simultaneous right hands in the first round of their 50 second contest. Pagán was down four times in the bout won by Vazquez, who is the son of Puerto Rican ring legend Wilfredo Vazquez and brother of former WBO super bantamweight king Wilfredo Vazquez Jr.
2011 CBHOF Awards
By Boxing Bob Newman
The Uncas Ballroom at the Mohegan Sun Casino in Uncasville, Connecticut played host to the brave souls who trudged through the season's first nor' easter storm to attend the 7th annual Connecticut Boxing Hall of Fame awards dinner Saturday evening. Heading up the class of inductees is the CBHOF president Glenn Feldman (judge), former NABF & USBA Light heavyweight champion Eric Harding, former 1996 U.S. Olympic Boxing team captain Lawrence, Clay-Bey, former IBF Lightweight and WBA Jr. Middleweight champion Vinny "Pazmanian Devil" Paz, ringside physician Dr. Michael Schwartz, and posthumously Kelvin Anderson (boxer) and Billy Taylor (coach). (more…)
Klimov stops Arcos
By Francisco Salazar at ringside
Photos: Big Star Promotions / UBM
Lightweight Andrey Klimov was declared the winner when his opponent Eduardo Arcos was unable to continue after the fourth round in their scheduled 10 round bout at Las Trancas Hall in Maywood, CA.. Arcos, who took the fight on two day's notice when Pipino Cuevas Jr. was unable to fight because of visa problems, started out aggressively in the first round. An accidental head butt opened a cut on Klimov's hairline in the first round. Klimov (12-0, 7 KO's) was able to get into a rhythm, countering as Arcos (16-6-1, 13 KO's) pressed the fight. Right after the bell sounded to end the fourth round, Klimov landed a right cross that wobbled Arcos against the ropes. Arcos stumbled to his corner, blood dripping from a cut above his left ear. Arcos' corner told referee David Denkin that their fighter was not fit to continue, alleging Klimov fouled Arcos after the bell sounded. Denkin told Arcos' corner that if Arcos was unable to continue, Klimov would be declared the winner. Arcos remained on his stool, therefore Denkin declared Klimov the winner by technical knockout. With the victory, Klimov wins a regional title belt.
There was a delay of over an hour because of an EMT situation where EMTs apparently misled the commission and promoters to believe that they were paramedics. So the delay was out of promoter's hands. (more…)
Calderon edges Rivas; WV2 wins
By David Finger at ringside
Photos: PRBBP/José Pérez
Former two-division world champion Iván "Iron Boy" Calderón (35-2-1, 6 KOs) returned to the minimumweight division for the first time since 2007 to take a close split decision over Felipe Rivas (11-9-1, 5 KOs) over ten rounds on Saturday night at the Coliseo Mario "Quijote" Morales in Guaynabo, Puerto Rico. Not an easy fight for the 36-year-old Calderon against the aggressive Rivas. The "Iron Boy" won by scores of 97-93, 96-94, while the other card was 96-94 for Rivas who ended the fight with a violent rally. Calderon claimed the vacant WBO Latino minimumweight title.
In his first bout since losing his WBO super bantamweight belt to Jorge Arce in May, Wilfredo "WV2" Vázquez Jr. (21-1-1, 18 KOs) scored a crushing third round knockout over former minimumweight titleholder Roberto Carlos "Mako" Leyva (28-14-1, 21 KOs). It was a right to the jaw that finished Leyva, who has now lost six straight. Time was 2:59. Leyva announced his retirement after the bout.
WBO female junior flyweight champion Yessica Bopp (17-0, 8 KOs) scored a first round KO over Suzanne Warner (9-11-1, 2 KOs). The bout was waved off after Warner's second visit to the canvas. Time was 1:21. For more details and photos click here…
Marquez destroys Concepcion
By Gabriel F. Cordero
Photos: Javier Sandoval/Zanfer
In a rematch, WBA flyweight champion Hernan "Tyson" Marquez (32-2, 25 KOs) annihilated Luis "El Nica" Concepcion (23-3, 18 KOs) in the first round on Saturday night at the Centro de Usos Multiples in Hermosillo, Sonora, Mexico. Concepcion was on the deck three times. Time was 1:49. After after both fighters were down in their first war, this time Tyson left no doubt.
In other action, super flyweight David "Tornado" Sanchez won a convincing unanimous decision over Francisco "Chiquita" Rosas by scores of 79-72, 80-71 and 80-71. Click here for more photos…
Martirosyan outpoints Gutierrez
Photos: Irwin Thompson/Top Rank
WBC #1 super welterweight contender Vanes Martirosyan (31-0, 19 KOs) won a workmanlike ten round unanimous decision over Richard Gutierrez (26-8-1, 16 KOs) on Saturday night at the WinStar World Casino in Thackerville, Oklahoma. Martirosyan was in command all the way en route to a 100-90, 100-90, 99-91 victory.
In a clash of unbeaten super featherweights, Casey Ramos (15-0, 4 KOs) overcame a third round knockdown to defeat Joselito Collado (12-1, 3 KOs) by scores of 78-73, 77-74 and 78-74.
Unbeaten middleweight Abie Han (15-0, 10 KOs) took a six round decision over Eloy Suarez (11-13-1, 5 KOs). Click here for more results and photos…
Ndlovu retains IBF 122lb belt
By Gabriel F. Cordero
IBF super bantamweight champion Takalani Ndlovu (33-6, 18 KOs) retained his title via twelve round split decision against Giovanni "El Ruso" Caro (22-10-4, 17 KOs) on Saturday night at the Palenque de la Feria in Colima, Mexico. Ndlovu recovered from an early knockdown to win 114-113, 114-113 on two cards. Caro, who seemed to deserve a better fate, was up 114-113 on the third card.
Also, female flyweight Ava Knight (7-1-3, 4 KOs) became the new IBF world champion by knocking out previously unbeaten reigning beltholder Arely Muciño (14-1-1, 8 KOs) at 45 seconds into the second round. The bout ended when Knight connected with a straight left followed by a right hook to the chin dropping her hard to the canvas where referee Jesus Salcedo waved it off. Click here for more photos…
Hernandez stops Vallecillo
By Jeff Zimmerman at ringside
Photos: J.A. Escobar
Lightweight Jose "Loco" Hernandez (11-5-1, 5 KOs) stopped the always game and tough Justo Vallecillo (6-14, 3 KOs) at 2:18 of the 5th round of the scheduled 8 in the main event of the Paulie Ayala show at the Cendera Center in Fort Worth, Texas. Referee Laurence Cole watched as Hernandez knocked Vallecillo from one side of the ring to the other before he stopped the fight with Vallecillo still on his feet giving Hernandez the TKO victory in front of his hometown fans. (more…)
Diaz pounds Penn into retirement
Octagonside by Anthony Springer Jr.
Photo by Jed Jacobsohn/Zuffa LLC/Zuffa LLC via Getty Images
Nick Diaz and BJ Penn went out and had a battle for the ages at UFC 137. With the winner likely earning the next shot at Georges St-Pierre, the former Strikeforce welterweight champion rose to the occasion.
As questioned swirled about Diaz' motivation ahead of the Penn fight, the Stockton native came in and did what he does best. After a slow first round, Diaz dominated the final two frames to take a unanimous decision win. (more…)
Choi wins Prizefighter
40-year-old featherweight Choi Tseveenpurev (33-5, 23 KOs) won the Matchroom Sport's "Prizefighter: Featherweights" tournament on Saturday night at London's York Hall. Choi stopped Lee Glover (6-1, 0 KOs) by second round KO, then won three round decisions over George Jupp (4-2, 2 KOs) and Rhys Roberts (15-2, 2 KOs) to collect the £32,000 first prize.
Results from Motown
Photos and report by Bob Ryder
Carlisle Boxing, promoter John Carlisle, presented a seven bout card of professional boxing at DeCarlo's Convention Center in the suburban Detroit city of Warren on Friday night. It was a show filled with early endings. Five boxers were making their pro debuts and as so often happens in the case of first timers, one is never quite sure of what you will get. In the only contest that went the distance and was far and away the best fight of the night, Detroit's Larry Ventus won a unanimous six round decision over Toledo's Gabriel Morris in their welterweight scrap. Scores were 59-56, 58-56, 59-55. Ventus started strong in dominating the first round and for a moment it looked like this one would end early as all the other bouts had. Morris however, began to hit his stride and kept engaging Ventus in spirited exchanges. Ventus bloodied Morris' nose in the third and Morris would fight with the handicap the rest of the way. Morris had an excellent fifth round and it started to feel that an upset was in the making but Ventus boxed smoothly in the final round stunning Morris right before the bell to secure the victory in upping his record to (5-1, 4 KO's). Morris came to fight but declines to (4-16-2, 0 KO's). For more details and photos click here…
Cro Cop looking at retirement
Story by Anthony Springer Jr.
Photo by Josh Hedges / Zuffa / Getty
At 37, Mirko Cro Cop is far from the man he used to be.
At the height of his career, he was an enigma. He said little, preferring to let his fist and feet do the talking in the ring. His aura ballooned to epic proportions after sending opponents to dream land with a high kick reminiscent of and as consistent as a pro-wrestlers finishing maneuver. (more…)
Lawrence trounces Ochieng
By Kurt Wolfheimerat ringside
Rising heavyweight Franklin "Yah- Yah" Lawrence (17-2-2, 12 KOs) moved one step closer to his world title aspirations with a two round drubbing of Raymond Ochieng (23-15-3, 18 KOs) in the schedule eight round main event at Harrah's Casino in Chester, PA. In the co-feature of the five bout card promoted by Joey Eye Boxing Promotions, smooth middleweight Derek Webster remained perfect at 11-0, 6 KOs with a hard fought, but convincing eight round unanimous decision victory over the always dangerous Taneal Goyko (4-3, 2 KOs). (more…)
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Ramirez to fight in Mexico City
By Pepe Rodriguez/WBC
Unbeaten Gilberto "El Zurdo" Ramirez, who is the current WBC middleweight Youth champion, will seek his fifth knockout of this year on November 26 in Mexico City on the undercard of Saul "Canelo" Alvarez vs. Kermit Cintron. Ramirez (19-0, 17 KOs) will face Samuel Miller (24-4, 21 KOs) from Colombia and is represented by Canelo Promotions and Zapari Boxing Promotions. It is likely that the nearly 6'3 Ramirez will soon be contesting for a WBC belt.
Mauricio Sulaiman honored
Report and photos by Pepe Rodriguez/WBC
Well attended and among a great atmosphere, yesterday was opening day for the International Boxing Expo at the Plaza de las Estrellas in Mexico City. WBC president Jose Sulaiman officially opened the event, which was attended by former world champions Pipino Cuevas, Victor Rabanales, Cesar Bazan and reigning WBC light flyweight champion Adrian El "Confessor" Hernandez.
One of the highlights was the unveiling of the "immortalized hands" of Mauricio Sulaiman. His father, Don Jose, was pleasantly surprised when he received a commemorating plaque of his entry into the Guinness Book of Records for his 35 years heading the WBC. (more…)
A. Cotto defeats Torres
Photo: Universal Promotions
Lightweight Abner Cotto (12-0, 10 KOs) remained undefeated and became the Puerto Rican national champion by winning a unanimous decision over Fernando Torres (17-3-1, 10 KOs) on Friday night at the Centro de Convenciones in Guayama, Puerto Rico. Cotto dropped Torres in rounds five and ten en route to a 98-90, 98-90 and 97-91 win. "I feel super good about this win," said Cotto. "Undoubtedly, so far, it's the greatest achievement of my career for the quality of opponent in Fernando Torres. This victory was the result of many hours and days of work and I thank God we got the win!" The card was promoted by Universal Promotions.
Berridge upsets Broadhurst
By Ray Wheatley — World of Boxing
In a nationally televised promotion, New Zealand light heavyweight Robert "The Butcher" Berridge (12-0, 9 KOs) scored a major upset when he knocked out Trent Broadhurst (7-1, 4 KOs) in five rounds in the main event at the Mansfield Tavern, Mansfield, Queensland, Australia on Friday. Southpaw Berridge was the aggressor from the opening bell but the 6′ Broadhurst boxed skillfully connecting with accurate left jabs and using clever footwork. In round five, the 5'10 Berridge dropped Broadhurst twice with left hands and on the second knockdown he was counted out by the referee at 2:59. (more…)
Sanchez II crushes Soto
By Gabriel F. Cordero
In his biggest fight yet, featherweight Salvador Sanchez II added some substance to the phrase "The Legend Continues" with a surprising knockout at 2:02 of the second round over former Mexican national champion Jovanni "El Bambino" Soto in front of about 3,000 fans who packed the Deportivo Trabajadores del Metro in Mexico City.
"It was a great triumph," said Sanchez II. "I've been learning a lot this year in Mexico and I'm managing to improve my technique and movement in the ring. During this time I've become a good fighter to get my dream of a world title opportunity. I'll rest a few days, then return to the gym to look for a fight before closing 2011." (more…)
Klitschko denies press report
WBC heavyweight champion Vitali Klitschko has denied quotes attributed to him by a Ukranian TV network regarding his future as a fighter. "This surprised me completely!," Klitschko told BILD. "I can say that I'm doing at least two fights in the next year. I've never felt as fit and I will still bring highlights to my fans. Take my word for it."
More on Gonzales-Duran
Photos: Tom Casino/SHOWTIME
Middleweight prospect Brandon "Flawless" Gonzales won an eight-round split decision over veteran Ossie Duran by the scores of 77-75 two times for Gonzales and 78-74 for Duran. In the co-feature, Artemio Reyes scored the biggest win of his young career by upsetting 2008 U.S. Olympian Javier Molina by the scores of 78-74 twice and 77-75 in an eight round welterweight bout from Bally's Grand Ballroom in Atlantic City, N.J.
In an extremely tight main event, Gonzales (15-0-1, 10 KOs), of Sacramento, Calif., threw crisper, cleaner punches in the early going. In a solid third round where Gonzales was able to successfully stick-and-move, he suffered a cut beneath his left eyebrow that didn't seem to faze him throughout the fight. (more…)
Shot of the Day
Photo: Chris Farina/Top Rank
Superstar Manny Pacquiao and chief trainer Freddie Roach make a special Skype internet call to talk with US Army soldiers of Task Force Duke, 3rd Brigade, 1st Infantry Division from Ft. Knox, Kentucky, currently stationed in Afghanistan as part of Operation Enduring Freedom. Paquiao is preparing in Hollywood, California for his upcoming third mega-fight against three-division world champion Juan Manuel Marquez on November 12.
Medina Schools Fitzpatrick
Report/Photos by Boxing Bob Newman
Jose "Stinger" Medina did it again as he schooled previously undefeated Chris "The Irish Ghost" Fitzpatrick over ten rounds in Albany, New York. In the mold of former champion Freddie Pendleton, who started out with a 14-13-1 record before going on a tear, culminating in becoming IBF Lightweight champion, Medina might consider changing his name to "Spoiler" as he is now on a five fight unbeaten streak. (more…)
Perez stops Terry in 6th
WBO #3 super featherweight Eloy "Prince" Perez (23-0-2, 67 KOs) scored a sixth round TKO over Ira Terry (24-7, 14 KOs) on Friday night at the Sherwood Inn in Salinas, California. Referee Dan Stell waved it off at 1:22. No knockdowns, but Perez was in command throughout.
Light heavyweight Paul Mendez (7-2, 2 KOs) scored a clear six round unanimous decision over journeyman Loren Myers (8-14-1, 2 KOs). All three judges had it 60-54 for Mendez.
In another notable bout, former WBA female champion Carina "La Reina" Moreno (22-4, 6 KOs) won a harder than expected six round unanimous decision over scrappy 38-year-old Sharon Gaines (11-13-1, 3 KOs) in a flyweight bout. Scores were 59-55, 58-56, 58-56. Moreno previously beat Gaines in February 2009.
Also, unbeaten heavyweight terror Magomed Abdusalamov (9-0, 9 KOs) took out Masatka Takehara (6-6-3, 2 KOs) in the first round, light heavyweight Rudy Puga (2-0, 2 KOs) destroyed Jose Hurtado (3-5, 3 KOs) in the first round and pro debuting jr welterweight Ulises Soriano won a four round majority decision over Jonathan Zamudio 0-1-1.
Gonzales, Reyes victorious
By Rick Scharmberg at ringside
Photos: Ed Mulholland
Unbeaten middleweight Brandon "Flawless" Gonzales (15-0-1, 10 KOs) escaped with a split decision win over veteran Ossie "The Ghanaian Gladiator" Duran (26-9-2, 10 KOs) on Friday night at Bally's Grand Ballroom in Atlantic City. Duran seemingly outworked Gonzales, but Gonzales, who was far from flawless, prevailed on two cards by scores of 77-75, 77-75, while Duran was up 78-74 on the third card.
In a good action fight, welterweight Artemio "King" Reyes (14-1, 11 KOs) pounded out an upset eight round unanimous decision over previously unbeaten 2008 Olympian Javier "El Intocable" Molina (9-1, 4 KOs). Reyes was the aggressor and outworked Molina, taking a deserved 77-75, 78-74, 78-74 victory. Click here for more photos…
Anik joins UFC team
The Ultimate Fighting Championship® announced today that it has agreed to terms with broadcaster Jon Anik, who will serve as a commentator and on-air talent for the fastest-growing sports organization in the world. The 33-year-old Boston native, who has served as a top ESPN host for nearly six years, will handle play-by-play duties for upcoming UFC® events to air on FX and FUEL TV. Jon will also fulfill the newly-created host position for the revamped Ultimate Fighter® on FX. In addition, he will host UFC's new magazine show, Ultimate Insider, which premieres on FUEL TV in January. (more…)
Weights from Fort Worth, Texas
Photos: Emerico Perez
Jose Hernandez 135 vs. Justo Vallecillo 136
Miguel Buendia 130 vs. Abraham Esquivel 130
Manual Rojas 127.5 vs. Raul Carrillo 128
Arthur Trevino vs. 129 vs. Alex Lopez 129
Samuel Clarkson 166 vs. Jared Kemp 168.5
Joel Hernandez 119 vs. Carlos Casasola 120.5
Angel Solorzano 152 vs. Oscar Palacios 152
Venue: Cendera Center in Fort Worth, Texas
Promoter: Paulie Ayala Productions
Date: Saturday, October 29th – 7:30 pm
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Third opponent for Majewski
By Przemek Garczarczyk
"We wanted a more challenging fight for undefeated Przemek Majewski (17-0, 11 KO) and we found it in the last possible moment – not Luciano Perez like announced previously, but Columbia's Jose Miguel Torres (22-5, 19 KO) will be fighting with "The Machine" for NABF belt in Mohegan Sun Arena in Uncasville on November 5," announced Majewski promoter Mariusz Kolodziej from Global Boxing Promotions. In the main event of the "November Reign" gala co-promoted by Global Boxing and Jimmy Burchfield CES Promotions, undefeated heavyweight Mariusz Wach (25-0, 13 KO) will meet Oliver McCall (56-11, 37 KO).
Gusano Rojas returns
A former world champion, a world ranked fighter and a solid prospect headline a Tijuana fight card presented by Zanfer Promotions on Saturday, November 5th and broadcast live in Mexico by the Azteca channel. After leaving his WBC super-flyweight title in the hands of Suriyam Sor Rungvisai of Thailand last August, Veracruz, Mexico southpaw Tomas "Gusano" Rojas (36-13-1, 24KOs) returns to the ring in a ten round bantamweight tilt versus the highly experienced Feliciano Dario Azuaga (82-21-2, 67KOs) of Paraguay.
In the semi-main event, world ranked Alejandro "Alex" Lopez (22-2, 7KOs) of Tijuana will face a tough test in a super bantamweight ten round bout when he faces Eusebio "Cascabel" Osejo (20-9-2, 7KOs) of Nicaragua. Osejo is currently the Nicaraguan national super bantamweight champion. (more…)
UFC 137 at the scales
Photo by Josh Hedges/Zuffa/Getty
Twenty four hours away from the highly anticipated welterweight showdown between former two-division UFC® champion BJ Penn and the unpredictable Nick Diaz, the main event stars came together at today's weigh-in from the Mandalay Bay Events Center in Las Vegas. To no one's surprise, things quickly got explosive.
The 32-year-old Hawaiian and the 28-year-old from Stockton, Calif. came nose to nose in front of the capacity crowd. See the video highlight by clicking here.
From the Mandalay Bay Events Center in Las Vegas for UFC 137, which is headlined by the welterweight bout between BJ Penn and Nick Diaz and the heavyweight bout between Matt Mitrione and Cheick Kongo, airing live on Pay-Per-View from the Mandalay Bay Events Center in Las Vegas, NV at 9pm ET / 6pm PT. Fans can also tune in for two televised prelims at 8pm ET / 5pm PT, and those who "like" the UFC on Facebook can see the rest of the prelim bouts at 5:50 pm ET / 2:50 pm PT.
Nick Diaz (170) VS BJ Penn (169)
Matt Mitrione (255) VS Cheick Kongo (234)
Roy Nelson (252) VS Mirko Cro Cop (235)
George Roop (145) vs Hatsu Hioki (145)
Jeff Curran (134) vs Scott Jorgensen (135)
Donald Cerrone (156) vs Dennis Siver (155)
Bart Palaszewski (146) vs Tyson Griffin (149)
Eliot Marshall (204) VS Brandon Vera (205)
Danny Downes (155) VS Ramsey Nijem (155)
Francis Carmont (185) VS Chris Camozzi (185)
Dustin Jacoby (185) VS Clifford Starks (186)
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