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Quotations about Liberty and Power
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Here speaks a true book lover. Milton thinks of bound books as though they were living, breathing creatures and that to censor, restrict, or "license them is like killing a man. Furthermore, they encapsulate the "seasoned life of man" by containing the thoughts and desires of the man who wrote them as well those of the man or woman who reads them. Perhaps he goes too far in his bibliophilia by likening the destruction of a book to killing "the image of God" by poking it "in the eye," no less. For good measure Milton also inserts a good pun in his tirade by denying that by "introducing license, while I oppose licensing." As a book lover myself I could only read this passage with some guilt as our task is to convert bound books into a digital form for transmitting via the internet. Is this a form of "book killing"? I hope Milton might have understood and appreciated our reasons for doing so.
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When Parliament did not relax the law requiring the prior censorship of books after the English Revolution had broken out but in fact passed an ordinance requiring the licensing of the press in 1643, Milton urged it to reconsider:
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~Windows Only~
You can use this lil thing to put your iphone in DFU recovery mode so you can downgrade it. Also very easy comparred with getting the timing right with the buttons
I got the files from iBrickr when i downgraded a locked 1.1.1 to 1.0.2
1. unzip this archive = http://www.s___space.com/file/2rdyd8 (send )
2. drag the "drag_me" file onto the dfu file with your iphone plugged in.
3. your iphone will goto normal recovery mode, then blink a few times and finally turn completely white.
4. shift+click "RESTORE" and select your FW
To Mods or Admin, if you feel this deserves a sticky it may be helpful for newbs and the uncorridinated


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Hi all,
Please excuse my apparent ignorance. I am not, nor ever will be a professional plumber of any kind. That said, I know my arse from my elbow with mechanics and I'm neither stupid or blind, so this should be relatively simple, I hope :rolleyes:
I have a twin RO, (Reverse Osmosis), system - 2 pre-filters, (sediment & carbon), plus 2 40" RO membranes. My water pressure is pretty bad where I live, (top of a relatively small hill tbh, but my water company is bad and allow me 3 cup fulls a minute :o).
From the mains outlet, I get 2 bar on a good day. The membranes can receive up to 10 bar, so once the water actually gets to them, it's down to about 1 - 1.5 bar. Water production is, to say the least, pathetic. Takes roughly 10 hours to produce 1000 lts of purified water.
I have looked at small booster pump setups here in the UK, but like EVERYTHING else here, they are WAY over priced, especially for their spec. Just to give you an example, a Draper unit, with a 24lt reciever and 51 LPM self priming pump, with pressure switch, pressure gauge and 3 pin plug, (whoop whoop), comes in at £264 or $428, from a well known supplier here.
I've had a look at e b ay, (having checked the diagrams of these pre-made booster setups), and I have come to the following conclusion as to the parts I would need to make my own, (add/delete/correct as you see fit):
Lowara 60lt, 10 bar receiver - £10 (e b ay - used but excellent condition)
Calpeda NM 2 80 lpm centrifugal pump - £1 (e b ay - new but old stock £242 new in the UK)
Pressure switch - £20 - 3 phase (seller says it's stronger than the "normal" 2 phase here in the UK, I just need to use 2 terminals instead of all 3) - right or wrong?
Pressure gauge - £15 - 12 bar, glycerine filled
Steel hose, (from pump to receiver) - £25 approx
Brass manifold - I've seen both 3 and 5 way manifolds fitted to some of the setups. The Calpeda, as far as I can make out, has only an inlet and an outlet, (correct me if I'm wrong). Would I need a connection for each of these:
in (water)
out (water)
pressure switch
pressure gauge
Making 4 in total, so a 5 way manifold and cap the last, unused one, or have I got the config wrong and if so, please correct me here.
So far, for the sum total of about £90 or $146, I would have a stronger, bigger capacity unit than I could buy for more than twice the price in the UK. Please tell me if I have made any glaring mistakes in this proposed build and list any omissions that might have also been made.
I'm hoping that British engineering principles aren't that different from those practised in the USA and that you guys are able to steer me in the right direction.
I look forward to your replies.
Regards, onetruecharlatan.


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Can this dress be lengthened?
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Unfortunately, this dress cannot be lengthened.
This models height is 5'11.5", so the dress will likely look shorter on her.
For most people, our dresses cover the knee.
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I came across something strange:
While working on a thick bezier line renderer I used the sylvester matrix to detect cusps in my curves (these need special handling)
To get started: this is what I do:
Say you have two polynoms of dgree 2, a and a (in my case that was the first derivate of my bezier in x and y) that look like this:
g(t) = a2 t\^2 + a1 t + a0
h(t) = b2 t\^2 + b2 t + b0
The sylvester matrix looks like this:
|a2 a1 a0 0
|0 a2 a2 a0
|b2 b1 b0 0
|0 b2 b2 b0
A property of this matrix is, that if both polynoms, a and b have a common root, the determinant of the sylvester matrix is zero.
Now - if the first derivates of a bezier share a zero within 0..1 I have a cusp. This is easy to observe, and that was my idea why I started to look into that stuff in the first place.
The determinant of such a matrix is really cheap to calculate (expansion by minors on the first column, and then throw out all multiplies by zero of the minors gets a result with just 18 multiplies. that's almost as cheap as evaluating a bezier point).
During my tests I printed the determinant for a bezier where I moved the points around, and I found out (to my surprise), that for all my bezier-curves, whenever they form a loop (something else I have to detect) the determinant became negative. (positive for all others).
If this would be true for all beziers, it would be a very cool thing to know, but unfortunately the meaning of the determinant sign is nowhere documented (I did a really excessive google search). I'm not capable of doing a mathematical proof myself (I don't really get the theory of the sylvester matrices - they just work for me…).
Any idea what the sign of that determinant tells? It must have something to do with the number/permutation/constellation of roots of the two functions?


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i have a newly jailbroken 3G iphone, and everything installed fine. Cydia and the installer is on my iphone. When i try to install an app from installous, it doesn't install... when i go to the link, and choose say for example appscene or rapidshare, it just stays there does nothing... any ideas?
now only some links actually allow me to download, but when i do, the download is less then 1kb and for sure i know it's not my connection


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|Heavyweight (Per 4/15)
|Rico Verhoeven
|Daniel Ghita
|Gokhan Saki
|Tyrone Spong
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|Tyrone Spong
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We're a bit late here but it's taken quite a while to get access to video and piece together all the results, as the biggest Chinese promotion Wu Lin Feng held a big show on December 31, highlighted by an eight man tournament featuring Albert Kraus, Vuyisile Colossa, Luis Bio and Zhou Zhi Peng among others.
The quarter finals started off with a rematch between Zhou Zhi Peng and Luis Bio. Bio had won their first fight, which took place in November in the United States. This time around was different though, with Peng walking away with a competitive decision win. Next up in the quarter finals was Gustavo Mendes of Brazil, who took on China's Dong Wen Fei. Dong Wen Fei won via a second round knockout to advance to the semi finals to fight Zhou Zhi Peng.
The other side of the tournament started off with South Africa's Vuyisile Colossa fighting China's Wang Wei Hao. Wang Wei Hao dropped Colossa and had him in trouble in the third round, and that was enough for him to win the fight by decision. The final quarter final saw the big star of the tournament, Albert Kraus, fight 18 year old Zhang Zhao Yu. Kraus was able to wear his opponent down and stopped the 18 year old in the third round with a serious of body punches (video).
With the semi finals set, Zhou Zhi Peng and Dong Wen Fei were the first ones up. Dong Wen Fei ended up getting the decision, although I'm not sure that I agreed with it as Zhou Zhi Peng seemed to do more damage. Albert Kraus forced a number of counts on Wang Wei Hao in the other semi final, causing the Chinese corner to stop the fight after the first round, giving Kraus a TKO win (video).
Albert Kraus and Dong Wen Fei met in the final, and it ended in an emphatic finish. Kraus was hurting his opponent throughout the fight before finally knocking out Dong Wen Fei in the second round with a left hook to the body followed by a right high kick that sealed the deal (video).
Quarter Final: Zhou Zhi Peng def. Luis Bio by decision.
Quarter Final: Dong Wen Fei def. Gustavo Mendes by KO in Round 2.
Quarter Final: Wang Wei Hao def. Vuyisile Colossa by decision.
Quarter Final: Albert Kraus def. Zhang Zhao Yu by KO (Left Body Hook) in Round 3.
Semi Final: Dong Wen Fei def. Zhou Zhi Peng by decision.
Semi Final: Albert Kraus def. Wang Wei Hao by TKO (Corner Stoppage) after Round 1.
Final: Albert Kraus def. Dong Wen Fei by KO (Right High Kick) in Round 2.
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The moment we've all been waiting for is finally approaching us, as DREAM 18 / GLORY 4 Tokyo kicks off shortly from the Saitama Super Arena in Japan. With eight MMA fights on the DREAM card, a 16 man Grand Slam heavyweight tournament and four kickboxing super fights on the GLORY 4 card, it's a stacked event and we've got you covered.
We have a complete guide to watching the event here. You can purchase the entire event, including DREAM 18 and GLORY 4 Tokyo, and watch it live here on LiverKick by clicking here. DREAM 18 will start at 2 AM ET/11 PM PT in North America, which is 4:00 PM in Japan and 8:00 AM CET in Europe. GLORY 4 Tokyo will start at 6:00 AM ET/3:00 AM PT in North America, which is 8:00 PM in Japan and 12:00 PM CET in Europe.
We'll be providing live results here on the site and for play by play, we'll be on Twitter at @rianscalia and @Liverkickdotcom.
Full fight card can also be seen here. Enjoy the show.
Will Brooks def. Satoru Kitaoka by TKO (Punches) in Round 2.
Marloes Coenen def. Fiona Muxlow by Submission (Armbar) in Round 1.
Hayato Sakurai def. Phil Baroni by unanimous decision.
Melvin Manhoef def. Denis Kang by KO (Knee and Punches) in Round 1.
Bibiano Fernandes def. Yoshiro Maeda by submission (Triangle Choke) in Round 1.
Shinya Aoki def. Antonio McKee by Submission (Punch) in Round 2.
Georgi Karakhanyan def. Hiroyuki Takaya by split decision.
Tatsuya Kawajiri def. Michihiro Omigawa by unanimous decision.
Kickboxing: Jerome Le Banner def. KOICHI aka Koichi Pettas by KO (Jab) in Round 3.
GLORY 4 (Kickboxing):
HW tournament: Semmy Schilt def. Brice Guidon by KO (Jab) in Round 2.
HW tournament: Rico Verhoeven def. Sergei Kharitonov by unanimous decision after two rounds.
HW tournament: Gokhan Saki def. Raoumaru by TKO (2 Knockdowns) in Round 1.
HW tournament: Anderson "Braddock" Silva def. Igor Jurkovic by TKO (2 Knockdowns) in Round 1.
HW tournament: Remy Bonjasky def. Filip Verlinden by split decision after three rounds.
HW tournament: Jamal Ben Saddik def. Errol Zimmerman by decision after two rounds.
HW tournament: Mourad Bouzidi def. Peter Aerts by TKO (Corner Stoppage/Broken Hand) after Round 1.
HW tournament: Daniel Ghita def. Jhonata Diniz by unanimous decision after three rounds.
HW Quarter Final: Semmy Schilt def. Rico Verhoeven by unanimous decision after two rounds.
HW Quarter Final: Gokhan Saki def. Anderson "Braddock" Silva by KO (Left Hook) in Round 1.
HW Quarter Final: Jamal Ben Saddik def. Remy Bonjasky by unanimous decision after two rounds.
HW Quarter Final: Daniel Ghita def. Mourad Bouzidi by TKO (Arm Injury) in Round 2.
85kg: Jason Wilnis def. Toshio Matsumoto by unanimous decision.
HW Semi Final: Semmy Schilt def. Gokhan Saki by unanimous decision after two rounds.
HW Semi Final: Daniel Ghita def. Jamal Ben Saddik by KO (Liver Kick) in Round 1.
53kg: Mutsuki Ebata def. Sang-Jae Kim by unanimous decision.
70kg: Robin van Roosmalen def. Yuichiro Nagashima by unanimous decision.
HW Final: Semmy Schilt def. Daniel Ghita by TKO (High Kick/Ref Stoppage).Add a comment
Roman Mailov, a 21 year old up and coming fighter out of Poltava, Ukraine, recently signed with GLORY and today he fought his final fight of 2012 in Moscow, Russia. The event he fought on was W5's last event of the year, also with their finals of year-long tournaments which they ran.
Mailov faced Fikri Arican of Turkey and picked up his 16th win in a row, going 9-0 in 2012. The fight was set to go to an extra round but Arican refused to fight any longer so Mailov was awarded the victory by TKO.
W5 did a great job of building Mailov up as a fighter. They featured him consistently on their events and slowly but surely increased his level of competition. It also must be taken into account that 2012 was also the year where Mailov stepped up to fight at 70kg from his previous fighting weight of 63.5-67kg that he was fighting at before this year. The move up in weight has paid off, as he's been signed to GLORY and is set to make his debut for them in 2013.
Also on the card was Mailov's teammate and super prospect Alim Nabiev, who at 18 years old is also tearing through his competition, going 8-0 in Russia this year after his unanimous decision win today against Stanislav Kazantcev at 70kg. Also on the car dwas Alexander Surzhko, who took unanimous decision over England's Pete Irving.Add a comment
SuperKombat's final event of the year, "K-1 presents SuperKombat WGP 2012 Final" takes place today and features the finals of SuperKombat's heavyweight tournament, with Ismael Londt vs. Sebastian Ciobanu and Benjamin Adegbuyi vs. Pavel Zhuravlev being the semi finals.
Also on the card are a number of K-1 fighters, including Hesdy Gerges, Raul Catinas and Sergei Lascenko, as well as the inaugural SuperKombat 95kg world title being on the line in a fight between Andrei Stoica and Arnold Oborotov. Full fight card here.
Aside from being live on Eurosport at 21:00 CET in Europe, you can watch the event live on internet PPV for $5 USD right here on LiverKick. For people in North America, it starts at 3PM ET/12 PM PT.
We'll be doing live results of the event here. For live updates and play by play, we'll be on Twitter at @rianscalia and @LiverKickdotcom.
HW: Daniel Sam def. Ibrahim Aarab by split decision.
HW semi final: Pavel Zhuravlev def. Benjamin Adegbuyi by KO (Left Hook) in Round 1.
HW semi final: Ismael Londt def. Sebastian Ciobanu by TKO (Cut) in Round 2.
HW reserve fight: Freddy Kemayo def. Sergei Lascenko by split decision.
HW: Hesdy Gerges def. Carter Williams by KO (Knee) in Round 3.
95kg: Andrei Stoica def. Arnold Oborotov by KO (Punches) in Round 1.
HW: Raul Catinas def. Mighty Mo by unanimous decision.
HW Final: Pavel Zhuravlev def. Ismael Londt by unanimous decision in an extra round.Add a comment
Thai Fight's last event of 2012 took place today in Bangkok, Thailand and featured the finals of the 67kg and 70kg tournament, along with a four man, one night heavyweight tournament and two super fights.
In the main event, the 70kg final took place between Thai Fight's main star Buakaw Por. Pramuk and Vitaly Gurkov. Gurkov was the one fighter I thought that might be able to trouble Buakaw a bit with his clinching, but Buakaw repeatedly tossed and dumped him. Gurkov had a bit more success in getting the clinch as the fight went on, but the fight was still largely dominated by Buakaw, who won a decision and won Thai Fight's 70kg tournament for the second year in a row.
In the 67kg final, a rematch between Singmanee Kaewsamrit and Andrei Kulebin took place. The two first fought in June of this year where Singmanee took a disputed decision in what definitely was not a good fight. This time around it was a pretty fun fight, and Singmanee was able to edge it out with clean round kicks to the body, taking a decision win. Singmanee adapted to the three round format that emphasizes offense over the course of the tournament.
The four man, one night heavyweight tournament saw France's Patrice Quarteron defeat Dmitry Bezus in the final via decision. The first two fights were not televised, but saw Patrice Quarteron beat Andrei Gerasimchuk and Dmitry Bezus beat James Kouame.
The two super fights were typical Thai Fight mismatches, with Ikuysang Kor. Rungthanakiat blowing out Angelo Veniero in the first round with a KO via elbow and Sudsakorn Sor. Klinmee bullying Gustavo Mendes around the ring for the course of the fight to get a decision win.
All videos can be found on the channel of the this video, which is the first part of Buakaw vs. Gurkov (Click here).
70kg final: Buakaw Por. Pramuk def. Vitaly Gurkov by decision.
67kg final: Singmanee Kaewsamrit def. Andrei Kulebin by decision.
HW semi final: Patrice Quarteron def. Andrei Gerasimchuk
HW semi final: Dmitry Bezus def. James Kouame
HW final: Patrice Quarteron def. Dmitry Bezus by decision.
Sudsakorn Sor. Klinmee def. Gustavo Mendes by decision.
Ikuysang Kor. Rungthanakiat def. Angelo Veniero by KO (Elbow) in Round 1.Add a comment
Fight Nights held Battle of Moscow 9 today in Moscow, Russia with three kickboxing bouts on the card. Vladimir Mineev fought the biggest test of his career in the main event against GLORY's Ali Cenik.
Mineev hadn't fought since June and it looked like there may have been some ring rust in the first round. By the second round, Mineev was starting to find his groove before getting caught with a perfectly placed coutner left hook from Cenik, sending him to the canvas. Down on the scorecards, Mineev rallied back in the third round and forced an extra round, where he dropped Cenik and got a decision victory. Mineev was tested and passed, but I'll be the first to say that he didn't look really good like he normally does. The good thing is that he's still only 22, and this fight also showed that he should stick to fighting at 95kg and not pursue heavyweight.
At 80kg, one of the top light heavyweights in kickboxing, Alexander Stetsurenko returned to the ring where he faced Golden Glory's Karapet Karapetyan. On paper this seemed like a sure win for Stetsurenko but Karapetyan showed that he's really improved over the course of this year and gave Stetsurenko a lot of trouble, not allowing him to get inside and peppering him from the outside. Stetsurenko looked to have hurt Karapetyan a few times when he was able to get inside, and ultimately got a razor thin decision victory. For Karapetyan there's no shame in defeat and he put up a really good fight.
At 95kg, another staple in Fights Nights, Ramazan Ramazanov, dominated Holland's Fabian Gondorf over the course of three rounds. Ramazanov was very sharp with his kicking game and might be finding some consistency to his performances. I'd like to see him take a step up in competition against even the likes of Ali Cenik to see how he does.Add a comment
The K-1 World MAX 2012 Final is here, and we've got you covered with live results. The event features the Final 8 of the World MAX tournament (70kg) with the likes of Andy Souwer, Artur Kyshenko, Andy Ristie, Mike Zambidis and more.
It's in Athens, Greece and starts at 11:30 AM ET/8:30 AM PT in North America. In Greece, the event will be starting at 18:30 local time. The event can be watched free here on Spike.com in North America. For international fans, the event will cost $10 USD on Ustream, which will be here. Full fight card here.
For live updates and play by play, we'll be on Twitter at @rianscalia and @LiverKickdotcom.
50kg: Evangelos Soubakas def. Borislav Ivanov by decision.
70kg: Thanasis Karousous def. Giorgios Kounopidis by decision.
69kg: Stavros Exakoustidis def. Dionisis Gikas by decision.
81kg: Alexandros Chatzichronoglou def. Nikos Kelekis by decision.
Main Card
Reserve: Abraham Roqueni def. Xu Yan by unanimous decision.
Quarter Final: Mike Zambidis def. Reece McAllister by unanimous decision.
Quarter Final: Murthel Groenhart def. Yasuhiro Kido by KO (High Kick) in Round 1.
Quarter Final: Artur Kyshenko def. Chris Ngimbi by TKO (Ref Stoppage) in Round 2.
Quarter Final: Andy Souwer def. Andy Ristie by unanimous decision.
70kg: Enriko Gogokhia def. Erkan Varol by unanimous decision.
Semi Final: Murthel Groenhart def. Mike Zambidis by TKO (Corner Stoppage) after Round 2.
Semi Final: Artur Kyshenko def. Andy Souwer by unanimous decision.
70kg: Cedric Manhoef def. Songkran Bamrungsri by decision.
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Earlier today, Krush held Krush.25, the Team Dragon 10th anniversary card which featured all of Team Dragon's top talents and was headlined by a 60kg title fight between the only current Krush champion from Team Dragon, Hirotaka Urabe, and Naoki Ishikawa for the third time. Also on the card were Koya Urabe and Hideaki Yamazaki taking on French opponents Mickael Peynaud and Gagny Baradji, respectively.
In the night's main event, Hirotaka Urabe and Naoki Ishikawa proved that they are each other's equals, fighting to their second draw and once again leaving the title in Urabe's hands. This is their second draw in as many title fights, with the two drawing back in January at Krush.15, though this fight was a bit different as both fighters managed to score knockdowns. Urabe (19-5-3, 9 KO) improves his unbeaten streak to 13, with the only blemishes being the two draws to Ishikawa. Going forward, his 3 best options are a 4th fight with Ishikawa, a 2nd fight with Xavier Bastard or a fight with RISE champion Kosuke Komiyama. The loss has to be heartbreaking for Ishikawa (35-18-6, 18 KO) as he managed to win one card, but just couldn't get that elusive second card, falling just short once again. Nobody can question that he is #1a to Urabe's #1 in the division, but he lacks the all important title. Moving forward, he could take on the winner of one of the 60kg matchups set for Krush's January 14th card or Krush could give him an immediate rematch.
In the first Krush vs France fight, Savate World champion Gagny Baradji scored the upset of the night with a 2nd round KO of Krush 63kg WILDRUSH League winner Hideaki Yamazaki. I believe Baradji saw the mat himself in the first round, but came back strong in the 2nd and stopped Yamazaki with a right cross 58 seconds into the round. The win is huge for Baradji as little was known about him coming into this fight other than he was a Savate champion, while Yamazaki was set to take on Krush 63kg champion Thomas Adamandopoulos some time this year. Baradji likely earned himself another fight against a top-level guy in Krush and maybe even a future shot at Adamandopoulos. Big loss for Yamazaki who tastes defeat for only the second time in his career. He loses whatever momentum he would have taken into a fight with Adamandopoulos. He was already going to be a big underdog heading into that fight, but his chances now seem slim.
In the other Krush vs France fight, 2012 Youth GP champion Koya Urabe took a unanimous decision over Mickael Peynaud, with all 3 judges scoring the fight 30-27. Urabe (25-4-0, 4 KO) seems to have been a bit re-energized after a KO loss to Masaaki Noiri and a loss to Keijiro Miyakoshi back in February. This makes it 6 straight for him and puts him in a good position to possibly rematch Noiri, with the winner hopefully receiving a title shot. Peynaud was coming off of a loss to Javier Hernandez last month and although he's lost two straight, he doesn't have much to hang his head about, especially considering he was a late replacement for Karim Bennoui.
At 63kg, former Krush champion Ryuji Kajiwara defeated former NJKF champion Ikki by unanimous decision on scores of 30-29 and 30-28(x2). Kajiwara hadn't fought since being knocked out by Thomas Adamandopoulos back in August in a title defense. This is a solid bounce-back win over a solid fighter and keeps Kajiwara in the title picture. The only real place for him to go from here would be a fight with a foreign opponent or a rematch with Masaaki Noiri, a fight his teammmate Koya Urabe is also gunning for. Ikki had won two in a row by stoppage heading into this fight, most recently stopping Taito in the 1st round.
The card also featured a trio of Team Dragon 55kg standouts fighting, with Takumi decisioning Kazuki Tanaka, Takeru scoring a 1st round KO of Katsuki Sakaki and Namito Izawa winning a majority decision over Tatsuya Hibata. Takumi picks up a win in his first fight since losing to current champion Shota Takiya. Next for him is the 55kg WILDRUSH League, which I have him favored to win, with another chance at Takiya on the line. Takeru picks up his 3rd straight win and could have very well been in line for a title shot himself as Sakaki was the man Takumi beat to earn his shot. However, Takeru will be participating in the Krush 58kg tournament, likely to avoid fighting Izawa and Takumi. I have him as the second biggest favorite in that tournament behind Nobuchika Terado. Izawa takes his 3rd straight win as well after back to back losses to the aforementioned Terado and Yuya Suzuki. Izawa is sort of left in limbo as he is not in the WILDRUSH League nor is he really in a position to earn a title shot.
Krush returns on January 14th with Jawin Presents ~Krush 67kg Tournament First Round~ at Yoyogi National Stadium. The card features the opening round of the 67kg tournament which features names like Yuta Kubo, Yuji Nashiro, Houcine Bennoui and Yuya Yamamoto. First round matchups have not been announced yet, though there is a press conference scheduled for the 17th which will likely announce the quarterfinals as well as the remaining single fights for the card.
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There was a lot of notable action this weekend which included the likes of Saenchai, Liam Harison, Sergio Wielzen and many more. Here's some more results from this weekend in the kickfighting hemisphere.
December 8 - Explosion - Bratislava, Slovakia:
Vladimir Moravcik def. Raphael Llodra by unanimous decision.
Raphael Llodra is an up and coming fighter out of France who made an appearance on Thai Fight this year, losing via cut stoppage to Armin Pumphanmuang. He lost again this time to the long time veteran Vladimir Moravcik, who is still going strong even after his loss to Yodsanklai Fairtex in May. Moravcik is still capable of hanging with a lot of fighters around 72.5-77kg.
Miroslav Cingel def. Almedin Hasanagic by KO in Round 1.
Slovakia is actually quite a hotbed for the 85kg division, with many fights over there taking place in this division. In particular, Miroslav Cingel is one of the country's best fighters at that weight and rolled again here with another win, after a loss last month at Souboj Titanu in the Czech Republic to David Keclik.
December 9 - Clichy, France: Johann Fauveau def. Willy Borrel by unanimous decision.
Johann Fauveau is a fighter I profiled all the way back around the early part of this year. He's defeated Jordan Watson this year and is quite a good fighter out of France at 70-72.5kg who definitely deserves a shot on the big stage. This was Fauveau's first fight since that fight in May against Watson, and also his third fight against Willy Borrel. Fauveau lost to Borrel in 2007 and beat him in 2008. Fauveau beat Borrel again yesterday, moving onto 2013 with three wins in 2012. He'll face Ludovic Millet in January.
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Today in Macau, Muay Thai Warriors held another event with some very interesting fights, including the third fight between Saenchai PKSaenchaimuaythaigym and Liam Harrison, along with Ireland's Stephen Meleady fighting Seeoui Sor Sunantachai for the Muay Thai Warriors Featherweight Title.
Last month, Saenchai defeated Pakorn Baanpiaoom and Damien Alamos within the span of two weeks in a highly impressive feat. Coming into the fight, myself and others gave Liam a good chance to win here. But Saenchai did as Saenchai always does, and won a clear cut unanimous decision over Liam Harrison.
Harrison fought well over the course of the fight, landing a number of hard low kicks that he's become known for. Saenchai was able to dictate the fight with his sublime skills. That makes it three wins in a month's time for Saenchai, and when you consider the competition that he did it against, it's quite amazing.
Stephen Meleady of Ireland has made a name for himself this year in Muay Thai with great fights against Rungravee Sasiprapa and Kongnapa Sirimongkol and faced another action fighter in Seeoui Sor Sunantachai. Meleady seemed to take control with his knees and clinch work in the fourth and fifth rounds but Seeoui was given the decision. I personally thought Meleady won. Here's a link to the fight where you can decide for yourself.
Harrison vs. Saenchai can be watched here.
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Love 40: Brumit gives back to area tennis players9:47 am | April 19, 2012
Over the last few years, the Elizabethton High School Tennis team has continued its success built by players in the 90s and early 2000's like Brandon and Amanda Pike, Sara Wallingford, Heather Jones, Curtis and Chris Brumit, David Reece and Ricky Jones.
Later on, we were able to witness the Jessica Brumit era, who is now playing for ETSU.
I think the biggest reason for the Cyclones' boys success the last five years has been due to one of those young men mentioned above.
Curtis Brumit was a standout player, but has been an even better coach.
Brumit is not employed by the school system, and he works a full-time job in the financial world, but he still finds time to volunteer his services to the kids in Elizabethton and teach them the game of tennis.
Brumit has worked some at the Johnson City Country Club, but he is really not a country club professional. Instead, he teaches the Cyclone players how to play and then makes them into respectable players.
He and Amanda Pike are both coaching and along with John Kruschak, another former Cyclone player and then with head coach Kenny Hardin who is about the best strategizer you could ask for in a coach, the EHS coaching staff might be the best in the area.
It's Brumit who has been there the longest and he has been so dedicated. A lot of the Cyclone players are still a little raw, but they're are winning because Brumit and the rest of the coaching staff have taught them how to play.
Elizabethton High School gets a bad rap sometimes for having so-called country club kids, but in all honesty the kids on the tennis team for the most part are just middle class kids whose families are doing the best the can.
Brumit has helped show the kids how to play and what to do.
Many times I've seen Brumit say something to the players when they were in trouble on the court, and a lot of the times the matches turned around.
Brumit is also supportive of other kids from other schools, such as Johnson County's Carlton Tugman.
Brumit's future is probably in the business world, but tennis will always be important to him and as long as he is in Elizabethton, I'm sure he will be introducing Cyclones galore to this wonderful game.
Tennis in Elizabethton will always thrive as long as Brumit has a tennis racquet in his hands.
Matt Hill is the tennis and golf columnist for the Elizabethton Star. You can reach him at mountainsportswriter@yahoo. com


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Check-out time is noon
- Pay
Accepted at this hotel: American Express, Diners Club, Discover, MasterCard, Visa
- You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
- Fees
- The following fees and deposits are charged by the property at time of service, check-in, or check-out.
The above list may not be comprehensive. Fees and deposits may not include tax and are subject to change.
- Breakfast fee: USD 17.00 per person (approximately)
- Fee for in-room wireless Internet: USD 9.95 (for 24 hours, rates may vary)
- Late check-out fee: USD 79.00


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1221 W Lake St, Minneapolis, MN | Directions 5540844.948347 -93.294725
Mon-Sat 11am-11pm
Sun 12pm-10pm
Neighborhoods: Calhoun Isles, Uptown
Awesome Pad Thai and Chicken Satay – We were at Tum Rup Thai for the first time last night. The occasion was a family celebration. Of the things we ordered, Chicken Pad Thai and Chicken Satay stood out. My wife was drawing comparisons with other Thai restaurants and exclaimed that the Pad Thai that she has ever had. It was really good. My daughter likes Chicken Satay a lot and she relised the dish like anything.
It was fairly late and both our kids were really sleepy. The check took a long time to come!! That apart, the experience was really worth the money spent.
Rude & Unfriendly Staff.... – We had heard some good things about this place from our friends and decided to try it out. It was Thursday evening, me and my boyfriend got their at 9:40pm. There was nobody at the host stand as we got in so we stood waiting as the restaurant seemed busy. We stood their literally 7-10 min as a couple of servers walked by without even acknowledgeing us. Finally i stopped one of the servers to see if someone could help. She left saying that a host would be back shortly. Few min later when i stopped her again as no one had come to assist us she had a big attitude and told us that they were done seating for the evening. I was just suprised to hear that responce........after waiting for almost 15 min this is the best she could do........Dint bother to speak to anyone else as this was outright rude.............WILL NEVER GO BACK AGAIN.
Good for a date or a group – The decor is inviting and relaxing. The booths are spacious and comfortable, I think its suitable for a date or a group outing. The food is good, though I thought it was a bit on the sweet side. However, the food orders came out sooner than expected, maybe because I went during a Monday night? The customer service could definently be improved for such an establishment. Otherwise, my first visit was good, and I would probably go back.
4 STARS ALL AROUND!!!! – Despite some of the reviews posted here we decided to give Tum Rup Thai a try for dinner last Friday night. We got there about 6:30 and were greeted promptly at the door by a Thai gentleman who took us to a table right away.( It was a huge booth) Our server was prompt and seemed to be quite knowledgeable about the menu. He suggested a few of his favorites which we tried. The beef jerky was out of this world and the Gold Bags were equally as delicious.
For entrees we had a Green Curry (excellent) and a Pad Thai which was some of the best I have had anywhere!!!!! We had a bottle of Malbec with our dinner which matched up well with everything. We will be going back for more!!!! By the time we left the place was packed and people were standing in the doorway waiting to get in so someone is doing something right here. Give it a try and I doubt you'll be disappointed!!!!!
WORST SERVICE I'VE EVER HAD! DON'T WASTE YOUR MONEY! – Took a friend to Tum Rup for a birthday lunch this week. This is the first and last time we will go to this restaurant. Even though there were only 8 other diners it took 5 minutes for anyone to acknowledge and seat us. It took another 10 minutes to ask if we wanted a beverage. 15 minutes later, Gabe (I'm not surprised I saw his name in another bad review) took our order. The food arrived in a reasonable amount of time, but we quickly were thirsty, since the food was spicy, and were never offered refills. Gabe was no where to be found, so I had to go to the bar and ask for a box to take the food home. The girl was extremely rude. We waited and waited for the bill. The worst part of the experience was how sick I got soon after I got home! Spare yourself frustration and a horrendous stomach ache and pick another restaurant.
One of the best Thai restaurants in the Twin Cities – This is one of my favorite Thai restaurants in the Twin Cities. The food is amazing - the pad thai, spring rolls, green curry and red pineapple curry are all very good. The seafood they use tastes very fresh and is always cooked perfectly. I have never been disappointed with anything I have ordered here.
The decor is nice and the atmosphere is lively but can be quite loud if there is a big group.
The drinks are mediocre and sometimes taste a little syrupy although their version of the Bloody Mary is very good.
The service is good and I have always found the staff to be very attentive.
Good Food / Terrible Service – The only reason this restaurant got two stars from me is largely due to their delicious pad Thai. The service is tragic, and the management is even worse. I live less than a block away from Tum Rup Thai. I had gone there for a year before I finally called it quits. Each time I went, the staff grew consistently ruder. As time went by I became more and more disheartened. Finally after several charges for extra sauce I never received and putting up with the rude and impatient staff, I decided that I could no longer bare it. Then one night my roommate ordered the pad Thai - after smelling the delicious dish, I decided to give Tum Rup Thai one last chance. I ordered my favorite combo for lunch mock duck/ tofu pad Thai. I went to pick it up and I was suprised, I was charged nearly $15.00 for my pad Thai. When I asked why I was charged this much, I was told that I added tofu. Because I had never been charged extra for my half and half before, I was floored. The waiter haughtily said, "it is not my problem, I do not make the prices," and walked away. I stood there dumbfounded and a bit hurt. I was a regular and my roommate was a regular from the time the Tum Tup Thai opened. To make matters worse, when I got home, I realized there was 3 1/2 pieces of tofu, and a half serving of pad Thai (i.e. the cook gave me a lunch special serving and the waiter charged me full price). I just paid $15.00 for this! I was outraged, so I called back and told the boy who answered the phone what happened. He told me that Jack, the manager, would call me back when he got in. Jack never called me back... I dropped it because Tum Rup Thai obviously does not care about their customers. Why put myself through the head ache? This is all so unfortunate because the food is actually very good. The service takes the flavor, enjoyment and trust right out of the experience. If you want to go some where you do not have to tip, this would be the place. Delicious food - terrible service.
Best Pad Thai! – I went to Tum Rup Thai for a birthday dinner, and I had the best chicken pad thai I've ever tasted. The server said their pad thai is rated in the top 10 in the nation, and I don't doubt it! It was a huge portion that gave me two lunches worth of leftovers -- great value and delicious food. I'm already craving more.
Fantastic Food...Shaky Service – I had heard good things about Tum Rup Thai and asked my girlfriends to join me there to celebrate my birthday. Our server, Gabe, came by shortly after we arrived and took our drink orders. At least 15 minutes later a different server brought half our drinks. We had to flag Gabe down to stop by to take our food order. We weren't in a hurry by any means put our patience was running short. We ordered apps and dinner...which came out at the same time. I ordered the Sweet Green Curry, which was really great but I had to ask the manager to bring my side of rice as it was not brought out with my order.
I think we saw Gabe one more time after that. He wasn't attentive, wasn't friendly and didn't get our orders all right.
Fortunately the great company and fantastic food made up for it. I'd definitely recommend going to the restaurant, just don't expect too much from the service...at least from Gabe.
Watch out for rude/attitude Jack!!! – We usually eat in at lunch or early dinner when we practically have the restaurant to ourselves. We like the food and the servers are usually helpful. We have always gotten attitude from manager/host Jack and we simply try to ignore him, hoping his tenure at the restaurant will pass before our patience. This last time he was over the top rude and would not accommodate our party of 6. Never mind he had several empty tables, or that it was only 6pm or that we were trying to work out some solution. Emperor Jack did not want his authority questioned. Thank goodness there are about 3 Thai restaurants in a 3 block radius and we were greeted with exceptional kindness and superb service at Chaing Mai Thai!!
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