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Cage-fighting: A brief, brutal encounter
Tonight, Wembley Arena will host Britain's biggest cage-fighting event. Ticket sales for the sport are up 800 per cent - but the BMA disapproves. Guy Adams goes a few rounds to see why
Saturday 30 September 2006
Alex "Reidernater" Reid takes hold of my face, and grinds it into the floor. His knee pummels my kidney, and a forearm the size of Popeye's slips round my neck and begins to squeeze. I'm being throttled, and it hurts. Five more seconds, he tells me, and I'll lose consciousness.
For about the 15th time that afternoon, I tap Reid's back to signal that he's won our little sparring contest. He drops me like a crushed insect and grins. There are 72 hours until his next professional fight, against Tony "the Freak" Fryklund, and I've just provided a gentle warm-up.
This is cage fighting, an extreme form of martial arts where two men beat each other up ... in a cage. To some, it's the most exhilarating form of combat ever invented, a flamboyant mix of kick-boxing and wrestling. To others, it's a brutal and violent spectacle that demeans fighter and audience alike.
Either way, this human blood sport has become remarkably popular. Tonight, Wembley Arena will host the Cage Rage 18: Battleground, Britain's biggest event. More than 8,000 seats have been sold and action will be televised across four continents.
For up to £1,000 for a ringside seat, the sell-out crowd will see fighters called Machine, The Beast, Professor X and Gentleman James cause each other extreme pain. They'll get dry ice, loud music, scary tattoos and girls in bikinis.
"Four years ago, we were playing in a leisure centre in somewhere like Romford in front of 1,000 people," says Rob Nutley, a former fighter who now commentates for Sky TV. "Since then, there's been an 800 per cent increase in crowds. In fact, very few boxing fights would now draw our sort of numbers."
But the British Medical Association has called for the "highly dangerous" event to be outlawed, saying: "People face a serious risk of severe brain damage if they take part in boxing or close-combat events of this kind. All such events should be banned." Many local authorities agree. Last year, a fight in Birmingham lost its public entertainment licence after medical experts intervened (it was held in Evesham).
"They say what they say," adds Nutley. "But if you go back through time, people have always watched men fighting men. It's natural, part of human nature, and has been since Roman times. In a sense, we're bringing back the gladiatorial spirit."
The promoter of tonight's card, Andy Greer, says "every step" has been taken to minimise the chance of serious injury when his fighters knock seven bells out of each other. "I can't deny there's an element of risk," he says. "It's a full combat sport. There will be blood and people will get hurt. But I believe as many safety measures as could possibly be taken have been. We've never had a death, whereas in boxing you get deaths all the time. What we're doing is safer. Yes, the aim is to knock people out, but you don't get repeated blows to the head. People can win by submission, a referee's decision, or by points."
Cage fighting was invented in the US during the 1990s, when an organisation called Ultimate Fighting decided TV audiences would pay to watch an organised version of the no-holds-barred Wild West bar-room brawl. Top fighters in the States now command purses of £500,000 per bout, and viewing figures may soon overtake those commanded by WWF wrestling, the staged combat "sport" made famous by characters such as Hulk Hogan. The UK is fast catching up.
Part of the draw is a technical marriage of four combat sports: Queensbury rules boxing, kick-boxing, ju-jitsu, and Greco-Roman wrestling. Another hefty part is the prospect of witnessing a gory spectacle that resembles a human version of cock-fighting. Like many combat sports, it also boasts more than a passing acquaintance with the underworld. One of the suspects charged in connection with the £53m heist on a Kent Securitas depot in February was "Lightning" Lee Murray, a top fighter. He goes on trial next year.
Grant Waterman, who will referee tonight's fights, describes cage fighting as: "More addictive than crack, more complex than chess, and more athletic than triathlon." But Waterman and his colleagues do not wholly conform to the stereotypes. As well as working as a nightclub doorman, Waterman has a part-time career as a lecturer in mechanical engineering at Portsmouth University.
In an effort to scotch the myths connected to cage fighting, they invited The Independent to a session at London Shootfighters, an old-fashioned spit-and-sawdust gym underneath a railway arch at White City. I fought Alex Reid, a former Hollyoaks actor (he played a character called Jason Cunliffe) who fights on tonight's under-card. The encounter was brief, brutal, and one-sided, since the rules forbid all my favoured playground fighting techniques, apart from the "nipple cripple" and "Chinese burn".
And despite being repeatedly smeared across the canvas, it was invigorating, genuinely enjoyable, and surprisingly technical. There was also a (very brief) moment of glory: I accidentally caught one of Reid's colleagues in the face with a stray elbow, causing an explosive nosebleed. Watching my opponent attempt to repair the damage with a bloody handkerchief, I felt like Russell Crowe in Gladiator. This, I suddenly realised, is the sort of "moment" that will bring the 8,000 baying fans to the Coliseum of Wembley tonight.
The rules of cage fighting
* Anything goes, except butting, eye-gouging, biting, hair-pulling, fish-hooking, groin attacks, putting a finger into any orifice or into any cut or laceration, joint manipulation.
* For safety reasons, no striking to the spine or the back of the head, no striking downward using the point of the elbow, no throat strikes, including, without limit, grabbing the trachea.
* When on the ground, no clawing, pinching or twisting the flesh, no grabbing the clavicle, no kicking, kneeing or stomping the head of a grounded opponent, and no kicking the kidney with a heel.
* Throwing is permitted, except spiking an opponent to the canvas on his head or neck, throwing an opponent out of the ring or fenced area, holding an opponent's shorts or gloves.
* No spitting, no holding ropes or fence, no abusive language, no attacking during the break, after the bell has sounded, or while the opponent is under the care of the referee.
* Timidity, and the corner throwing in the towel during a contest is forbidden.
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It was tough for Kevin Faulk to leave football. Any hopes he had of staying, though, faded when the New England Patriots' running game made major strides.
The team's career leader in all-purpose yards made it official on Tuesday after two injury-plagued seasons. He formally announced his retirement after 13 memorable years in a ceremony at the team's Hall of Fame attended by owner Robert Kraft, coach Bill Belichick and several teammates.
''I never thought I'd be saying I'm retiring from football,'' Faulk said, ''and I never thought I'd have three of these.''
That's when he took out the Super Bowl championship rings he won with the only team he played for since the Patriots drafted him in 1999 in the second round out of LSU.
He played only two games in 2010 before suffering a season-ending knee injury. He began last season on the physically unable to perform list then was activated and played seven games. But he was inactive for the 21-17 Super Bowl loss to the New York Giants.
And this season, the Patriots' revived running game has gained the third most yards in the NFL, led by Stevan Ridley's 490. Faulk exceeded that total in just three of his seasons. Backups Brandon Bolden and Danny Woodhead also have been productive.
Primarily a third-down back on offense, he made his mark on return teams for New England. His 12,349 all-purpose yards, 5,041 return yards and 4,098 kick return yards are team records. He also rushed for 3,607 yards and 16 touchdowns and caught 431 passes for 3,701 yards and 15 touchdowns.
''No matter what he was asked to do, nobody did it better than Kevin,'' Belichick said. ''He always put the team first, he always worked hard. Nobody contributed more to the team winning than Kevin.''
Faulk was, Belichick concluded, ''the ultimate team player.''
Kraft concurred.
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''His work ethic, enthusiasm for the game and clutch performances, especially on third down, earned him the respect of his coaches, teammates and fans alike. He retires a Patriot whose career will always be celebrated for helping deliver three Super Bowl championships to New England.''
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Publication Date : 21-01-2014
The ruling Democratic Party of President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono (SBY) is on the ropes.
As Indonesia heads into the polls, the party is currently holding its Presidential Convention, in search of a leader to revive its image and deliver victory in the 2014 polls: a daunting task.
The Minister for State-Owned Enterprises (SOE), Dahlan Iskan, is leading the pack of Democrat hopefuls (there are 11 of them), with 16.1% of support according to a poll by the Indonesian Survey Circle.
In fact, Dahlan is one of the few reasons SBY has to be cheerful in 2014.
After a depressing New Year with a torrent of negative publicity, ranging from surveys that revealed plunging support levels for the Democrats and the detention of former party chief Anas Urbaning-rum, SBY can rest assured that some things are going well.
While the Convention has failed to boost the party's popularity, at least Dahlan has caught the public eye.
The other frontrunner and the president's brother-in-law, Pramono Edhie Wibowo, has also attracted attention – if only for his family connections.
Before I proceed any further, I should disclose that I am biased because Dahlan is an old friend and I write regularly for his wildly successful media group, Jawa Pos.
Dahlan was a "Jokowi-type" public figure long before anyone knew about the now super-popular Jakarta Governor.
Dahlan was and is mediagenic, problem-solving and always on the move.
Back in 2009, when Dahlan was appointed to head the state utility Perusahaan Listrik Negara (PLN), many were surprised at his willingness to enter the public sector.
However, having toured his own privately owned power plant in East Kalimantan and knowing of his commitment to the country's electrification, the move made sense.
Dahlan's tenure at PLN was literally "electrifying."
With his relentless enthusiasm, he brought the unwieldy power generator to heel – turning it into a more service-orientated entity.
When, in 2011, Yudhoyono tapped Dahlan to lead the SOE Ministry, the appointment was welcomed across the country.
Furthermore, in a cabinet that lacked drive, Dahlan provided the nation with a sense of dynamism, while always focusing his efforts on enhancing SOE performance.
Of course, there were times when he overstepped the mark.
In a well-publicised incident soon after he was made minister, Dahlan forced open the Semanggi tollgates in South Jakarta for drivers caught in the early morning traffic.
Repeating the action at another tollgate a few weeks later, he later discovered that the second toll didn't even belong to an SOE.
Still, the public applauded his determination to do something, rather than just sitting by idly.
Meeting Dahlan in Jakarta last week just after a high-profile setback over the pricing of subsidised gas canisters – which he supported but SBY opposed – I came across a chastened but still determined minister.
Remember, this was the same man who was told that he only had six months to live due to cirrhosis and had to undergo a liver transplant about seven years ago.
Having just completed his early morning exercise at the National Monument, Dahlan tucked into his breakfast as we chatted: "The price hike is necessary, but the amount of increase has to be reasonable."
Throughout the discussion, Dahlan's core message was clear enough.
When asked about his strategy for the Convention, he said: "The key for a successful campaign is your track record.
"You have to be used to working long and hard – 16-18 hours and sometimes you need to be able to make quick decisions so that you don't lose the momentum."
Despite the gas canister issue, he spoke warmly of the president: "The programmes outlined under the tenure of President SBY are fundamentally good. If chosen, I will continue adding value to the infrastructure development, food security, domestic industrialisation and other policies.
"I also understand the president's unease about the pitfalls of an immature democracy.
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More work has to be done should Dahlan really get on the ticket for the presidential race.
A survey by IndoBarometer in December revealed that Dahlan was only favoured by 12.1% of the wider electorate – trailing behind the other parties' candidates.
Still, there's no doubt that Dahlan has accumulated an enormous amount of experience both in terms of administration and indeed geographical reach.
No one knows the republic better than the man with over two hundred newspapers from Aceh to Papua.
Dahlan is clearly ready to step up to the challenges of leadership.
In a country where rhetoric dominates, he brings substance and a track record.
It's something that everyone, especially our Malaysian leaders, can learn from.
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Lauryn Hill starts prison sentence for taxes
Grammy-winning singer Lauryn Hill began serving a three-month prison sentence in Connecticut on Monday for failing to pay about $1 million in taxes over the past decade.
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Grammy-winning singer Lauryn Hill began serving a three-month prison sentence in Connecticut on Monday for failing to pay about $1 million in taxes over the past decade.
Hill reported to federal prison in Danbury, said Ed Ross, a spokesman for the federal Bureau of Prisons. Inmates at the minimum security prison live in open dormitory-style living quarters and are expected to work jobs such as maintenance, food service or landscaping.
Hill, who started singing with the Fugees as a teenager in the 1990s before releasing her multiplatinum 1998 album "The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill," pleaded guilty last year in New Jersey to failing to pay taxes on more than $1.8 million earned from 2005 to 2007. Her sentencing also took into account unpaid state and federal taxes in 2008 and 2009 that brought the total earnings to about $2.3 million.
Her attorney had sought probation, arguing that Hill's charitable works, her family circumstances and the fact she paid back the taxes she owed should merit consideration.
During her sentencing in May in Newark, N.J., Hill described how she failed to pay taxes during a period when she'd dropped out of the music business to protect herself and her children, who now number six. She said the treatment she received while she was in the entertainment business led to her decision to leave it.
Assistant U.S. Attorney Sandra Moser acknowledged Hill's creative talent and work on behalf of impoverished children but called Hill's explanation for her actions "a parade of excuses centering around her feeling put upon" that don't exempt her from her responsibilities.
After she is released from prison, she will be under parole supervision for a year, the first three months of which will be spent under home confinement.
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In very good condition, this matching pair of Quimper plates measure 8 1/2" and are signed on the back HB Quimper Frnce, with a + and a dot, which appears to be a mark done prior to 1940. There is very slight glaze wear to the rims of the plate and one plate has a pock mark that appears to have been made during firing (visible in photos). With nice bright colors on a creamy white slip, this pair is a good example of the charm and artfulness of this renowned French maker.


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Penmaen House is a terraced cottage with hot tub in Trefor on the Llyn Peninsula. The cottage has two doubles and a single, all with a TV, a bathroom, kitchen with dining area, and a sitting room. Outside is a patio with hot tub, and roadside parking. Penmaen House is ideally placed for the sandy beach and harbour in Trefor, and for the coastal path, beaches, mountains and castles of the Llyn Peninsula and Snowdonia.
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EUR 260 М of Loans for Bulgarian SMEs under JEREMIE
Bulgarian small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) have a new chance to benefit from loans with low interest rates and reduced collateral under the Joint European Resources for Micro to Medium Enterprises (JEREMIE) initiative.
The European Investment Fund has signed agreements with four banks (Allianz Bank, First Investment Bank, ProCredit Bank and Société Générale Expressbank) under the JEREMIE initiative to benefit SMEs in Bulgaria.
With the JEREMIE funding, the four banks will be able to extend loans with reduced interest rates of at least 50% to over 3,300 SMEs across Bulgaria looking to strengthen or expand their businesses.
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Timeline of French-led Mali military intervention
A timeline of the French-led military intervention in Mali, which is now in its second week:
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A timeline of the French-led military intervention in Mali, which is now in its second week:
Jan. 10 - Islamists push south and seize the central Malian town of Konna, marking the furthest south they have ventured since taking control of northern Mali's main cities following a March 2012 coup in Bamako, the capital in Mali's south.
Jan. 11 - France launches a military operation in Mali to oust the armed Islamist extremists. French President Francois Hollande vows that the operation will last "as long as necessary."
Jan. 12 - Nations in West Africa authorize the deployment of troops to Mali, fast-forwarding a military intervention that was not due to start until September.
Jan. 14 - The Islamists seize Diabaly, a town even further south than Konna.
Jan. 17 - First West African forces arrive in Mali to the aid the French-led intervention.
Jan. 18 - Malian authorities say Konna has been retaken from the Islamists.
Jan. 21 - French and Malian forces control the town of Diabaly after Islamists flee following French air strikes.
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|Named Person:
|Robert P Flood; Robert P Flood
|Material Type:
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Robert P Flood; Peter Isard; Assaf Razin; Andrew Rose
|0792385799 9780792385790 1557758344 9781557758347
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"Partly reprinted from the International tax and public finance, volume 6, no. 4 (1999)."
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|Preface. Contributors and Conference Participants. A Tribute to Robert Flood, Jr.; S. Fischer. Overview. 1. Some Parallels Between Currency and Banking Crises; N. Marion. 2. Balance Sheets, the Transfer Problem, and Financial Crises; P. Krugman. 3. Financial Crises: What Have We Learned from Theory and Experience? 4. On the Foreign Exchange Risk Premium in Sticky-Price General Equilibrium Models; C. Engel. 5. An Information-Based Model of Foreign Direct Investment: The Gains from Trade Revisited; A. Razin, et al. 6. An International Dynamic Asset Pricing Model; R. Hodrick, et al. 7. Role of the Minimal State Variable Criterion in Rational Expectations Models; B. McCallum. 8. Exact Utilities under Alternative Monetary Policy Rules in a Simple Macro Model with Optimizing Agents; D. Henderson, J. Kim. Appendix I: Robert P. Flood Jr. - Bibliography.
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Acknowledging the Underlying Cause of Epidemics
Rebecca Rose | Posted 22.10.2014 | UK
Read More: Vegetarian, Infectious, Ebola, Swine Flu Pandemic, Virus, Ethics, Epidemic, Meat, Influenza, UK News
While some attention has been given to the African practice of hunting and eating fruit bats, a likely animal reservoir of the Ebola virus, the link between eating meat and the plethora of infectious disease outbreaks is seldom articulated.
An outbreak of swine flu has led to the deaths of 12 people in India, according to the country's health ministry. Five people have died in the no...
We need to stop seeing foreign aid as charity. We need to stop our governments portraying it as 'the moral thing to do'. It's neither. It's a more pragmatic, effective and cheaper way of ensuring a world where we aren't afraid to leave our homes


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2013-04-09 09:44:00
"Some guys are more worried about their Vegas trip at the end of the season than playing the games, than playing every minute of the games. Quite frankly, I don't care about your Vegas trip right now."
- Colorado Avalanche goalie J-S Giguere after his team's 3-1 loss to Calgary Monday night. With a 12-22-5 record, Colorado is the last place team in the NHL.
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