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Are people with HIV/AIDS at greater risk than other people of infection with novel H1N1 flu?
At the present time, we have no information about the risk of the novel H1N1 flu in people with HIV/AIDS. In the past, people with HIV/AIDS have not appeared to be at any greater risk than the general population for infection with routine seasonal influenza. However, HIV-infected adults and adolescents, and especially persons with low CD4 cell counts or AIDS, can experience more severe complications of seasonal influenza. It is therefore possible that HIV-infected adults and adolescents are also at higher risk for complications from infection with the H1N1 flu virus.
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Exploring leadership in community nursing teams
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How many zeros are after the last nonzero digit of 125! ?
The answer is 31, but how do you solve it?
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How many zeros are after the last nonzero digit of 125! ?
The answer is 31, but how do you solve it?
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Well, we know that to have a zero at the end then $10$ must be a factor, which means $5$ and $2$ must be factors. However, every other factor is even, so there are far more factors of $2$ than $5$ - As such, we have to count the number of factors divisible by $5$. The number of factors divisible by $5$ less than or equal to $125$ is $25$ (we just do $\frac{125}{5}$), so the answer appears to be $25$, but then we remember that $25 = 5\cdot5$, so we must count double for each factor divisible by $25$, of which there are $5$; accordingly, our new answer is $30$. BUT WAIT... $125 = 5^3$, so we have to count it too, giving us a final answer of $31$
The formula explaining above: $$\text{Number of zeros in }n!=\left[ \frac {n}{5} \right]+\left[ \frac {n}{5^2} \right]+\ldots $$ where [.] denotes the greatest integer function.
Note that if there is at least one zero after the last non-zero digit of $125!$, then $125!$ is divisible by $10$. Likewise, if there are two, then $125!$ is divisible by $100$, etc.. Thus, we need to check how many times $125!$ is divisible by $10$.
I just count them.
125! = 188267717688892609974376770249160085759540364871492425887598231508353156331613598866882932889495923133646405445930057740630161919341380597818883457558547055524326375565007131770880000000000000000000000000000000
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Representatives of member programmes exchange views and discuss developments in EMT at network meetings.
Topic: Domain specialisation
The main theme of this meeting in Brussels was traineeships and graduate employment.
In the morning session, the activity report over 2015 and the work programme for 2016 were approved. The Mid-term review was presented, and would be launched in the autumn of 2016. The future of the EMT network was also discussed. The new EMT traineeships in DGT were presented. This was followed by brief updates by working groups 2 and 4. Then Working groups 1 and 3 presented the first results of the EMT graduate survey. Initial findings showed that a majority of translation graduates continue to find work in the language industries, and that translation technologies, in particular machine translation, are now an integral part of the translation process. Further analysis of the results was needed.
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The main theme of this meeting in Riga, Latvia, the first ever network meeting outside Brussels, was "Translation from and into lesser used languages". The situation for Basque and Irish was discussed at some length.
There were reports from the Working Group on Employment and the future of the profession, and from the Working Group on Traineeships and professionalisation. The two other working groups, on Tools and technology and on Collaborative learning and e-learning, met in the afternoon.
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No. 6|8,049. Patented lan. 24, |899. H. L. BARHARD, J. J. HICKS & L. E. HILL. SPHYGMOMETER.
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SPECIFICATION forming part of Letters Patent No. 618,049, dated January 24, 1899.
Application led September 9,1898. Serial No. 690,596. (No model.)
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Be it known that we, HAROLD LESLIE BAR- NARD, JAMES JOsErH HIoxs, and LEONARD ERSKINE HILL, subjects of the Queen of Great Britain, residing at London, England, have invented certain new and useful Improvements in Sphygmometers, of which the following is a full, clear, and exact description, and for which we have made application for a patent in Great Britain, No. 7,144, dated March 24, 1898.
Ve will describe our invention in connection with the accompanying drawings, in which- Figure l is a front elevation, and Fig. 2 a vertical section, of the simplest form of our improved sphygmometer. Fig. 3 is a front elevation, and Fig. 4 is a plan, of an improved Sphygmometer attached to one arm of a clamp provided with means for pressing the arms more or less together. Fig. 5 is an end elevation of the clamp with the lower part of the Sphygmometer removably fixed therein. Fig. 6 is a sectional plan drawn on line 6 6 of Fig. Fig. 7 is a sectional plan, and Fig. 8 a front elevation, of the lower part of the sphygmometer shown at Figs. 3 to 6 and its holding means. Fig. 9 is a plan of the end of the upper arm of the clamp, and Fig. 10 is a general view showing a sphygmometer of U shape connected by a tube with a pump and with a accid bag capable of being bound more or less tightly around the arm or other portion of the body.
In all the figures like parts are indicated by similar letters of reference.
We will iirst describe the instrument represented at Figs. l and 2. a is a glass tube which is provided with a iiexible membrane Z) in connection with its lower end, such membrane consisting of an india-rubber bag, xed to the tube a by pressure and, if desired, cement between the mount c and said tube ce. "We supply such bag b and the tube o with a small quantity of any suitable colored water or other iiuid. XVe divide and figure the tube a, as shown at 0.', to represent millimeters of pressure by mercury, and we form at the upper end thereof an air-chamber a2, above which we construct a tap d, and above said tap we attach a flexible membrane e by means of a flange CL3 at the upper end of the tube a, over which the cup-shaped membrane c is stretched.
The instrument as above described can be used by pressing` the iiexible membrane b by hand against an artery at any part of the body until the maximal pulsation of the meniscus of the fluid in the tube is obtained. At the point on lthe scale where this maximal pulsation is obtained the pressure is read, and this indicates the pressure in the artery.
Each time an observation is to be taken the tap of the instrument is first Opened, and the column of liquid is set to the zero-point of the scale either by pressing the flexible membrane e or b in connection, respectively, with the top or bottom of the tube ct. The tap is then closed, when the instrument is ready for use.
If only a small quantity of liquid is contained in the instrument, the iiexible membrane e may be dispensed with 5 but if such liquid should rise above the zeropoint without pressure being applied thereto the flexible membrane e is needed to enable the liquid to loe depressed to the zero-point.
The instrument may, as shown at Figs. 3 to 8, be removably mounted in one arm f of a clamp f, the two arms f f2 of which are capable of being pressed more or less together by a screw or bolt f3, attached by pin-point ft to the arm f2 and a nut f5. In this case the mount c has a cylindrical portion c to lit a cylindrical opening]06 in the jaw f', (shown at Fig. 9,) and at the upper part of said cylindrical portion c are two lugs c2, capable of being passed through the slot f7 of the jaw f and then of being turned at right angles thereto to secure the tube a. to the clamp. The tube a is removed from the clamp f by the reverse action. lVith this arrangement the wrist is placed between the two arms f f 2 of the clamp, so that the flexible membrane b at the lower part of the instrument rests on the radial artery, and the maximal pulsation is obtained by exerting pressure by means of the screw f3 and nut f5. f8 is a stop to limit the motion ofthe lugs c2. The instrument may, however, as shown at Fig. 10, be of U shape, in which case one limb, a, is provided with the air-chamber a2, tap d, and iexible membrane e, and with a scale and gures ce along the length thereof, as in the instruments above described, while the end of the other limb, dit, is connected by a flexible tube g to a flexible chamber h, which by means of a strap and buckle j can be fastened around the arm or other part of the body. The said tube g is also connected to a pump z', whereby pressure can be applied to the interior of the flexible chamber 7L to cause pressure to be applied to the radial or other artery, which pressure also acts on the liquid in the glass tube. In this form of instrument the tube a a* is mounted on a stand 7c, on which the scale and figures are marked. This enables the instrumentl to be placed in an upright position on a table or other support.
Instruments constructed as herein described require no correction for temperature, like the sympiesometer, in addition to which they can be made very compact for use. We would here remark that we make no claim, broadly considered, to the use of a pump 'L' and iiexible chamber h, connected to a manometer, as one arrangement of such was shown and described in the specification of United States patent granted to us February 1, 1898, No. 598,343.
What we claim, and desire to secure by Letters Patent, is
l. In a sphygmometer the combination of a glass tube having a scale and gures in connection therewith, a chamber formed with a flexible membrane in connection with the lower end, anair-chamber at the upper part, a tap above such air-chamber and a small quantity of liquid in the tube, substantially as herein set forth and for the purpose stated. 2. In a sphygmometer the combination of a glass tube having a scale and figures in connection therewith, a chamber formed with a flexible membrane in connection with the lower end, an air-chamber at the upper part, a tap above such air-chamber, a small quantity of liquid in the tube and aexible membrane at the upper end of the tube a, substan tially as herein set forth and for the purpose stated.
3. In sphygmometers the combination of a U-shaped glass tube havinga scale and figures in connection with one leg thereof, an air-chamber at the upper end of the said leg, a tap above said air-chamber, a flexible membrane above the tap, a supply of liquid in the glass tube, a flexible tube connected to said glass tube, and a flexible chamber and a pump connected to said iiexible tube, substantially as herein set forth and for the purpose stated.
4. In sphygmometers the combination of a glass tube, having a scale and figures in con nection therewith, a iexible chamber connected with the lower end of the tube, an airchamber at the upper part, a tap above such air-chamber, a supply of liquid in the glass tube and means for applying the said flexible chamber with suitable pressure to a part of the human body substantially as herein set forth and for the purpose stated.
5. In sphygmometers the combination of a glass tube having a scale and figures in connection therewith, a exible chamber connected with the lower end of the tube, an airchamber at the upper part, a tap above such air-chamber, a supply of liquid in the glass tube, means for removably connecting said glass tube to a clamp and means for causing the said clamp to apply the flexible chamber with suitable pressure to apart of the human body substantially as herein set forth and for the purpose stated.
In testimony whereof we affix our signatures in presence of two witnesses.
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Witnesses to the signature of Leonard Er= skine Hill:
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- 1 (8 ounce) package cream cheese
- 1⁄2 lb cheddar cheese, grated
- 1⁄2 lb havarti cheese, grated
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- 1 teaspoon garlic salt
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text: DeKalb The Many Walks Of Life On A Greyhound Bus By Katie Finlon • Sep 17, 2015 Katie Finlon / WNIJ The line goes from Chicago to Davenport, Iowa each day. I was curious what the experience was like for those riders. So I took a little round trip from DeKalb to Davenport. I didn't even board the westbound 8:30 a.m. bus before two women shared their reasons for their trips. Parking Lot, Road Closures For Corn Fest In DeKalb By WNIJ News • Aug 26, 2015 Corn Fest will be held Friday through Sunday in downtown DeKalb. The carnival will be in the Glidden, Ellwood and Haish city lots, which are located between Oak and Locust Street off of 2nd and 3rd Street. Rides will also be in the parking lots of Ronan-Moore-Finch Funeral Home, Frontier Communications and Russ Burns Law Office. It also includes the employee parking lot of the DeKalb Public Library. These parking lots will be closed until 11 p.m. Sunday for carnival set up and tear down. DeKalb Elementary Principal Fired For Religious Gifts, Misconduct By N'Jema McIntyre & Susan Stephens • Jun 16, 2015 Susan Stephens / WNIJ A DeKalb elementary school principal was fired Monday after the school board charged her with violating board policies regarding religious materials. After a day-long closed meeting, the DeKalb School Board voted to dismiss Shahran Spears as principal of Gwendolyn Brooks Elementary School. Dozens of supporters showed up at district headquarters on her behalf: 20 of them were allowed one minute to speak to the board. Naperville Greyhound Bus Stop Added To Davenport Line By Katie Finlon • Jun 12, 2015 YouTube A Greyhound bus stop at Northern Illinois University's student center went into effect last week. The bus line goes from the Quad Cities to Chicago and stops in Moline, Dixon and Rochelle. NIU officials expressed interest in adding a Naperville stop, which was approved by the Naperville City Council last week. The stop was officially added on Monday. Linda LaCloche, the communications manager for the city, says Naperville has a large commuter population. NIU Student Center Is Now A Greyhound Bus Stop By Katie Finlon • Jun 4, 2015 NIU Today Northern Illinois University students and surrounding community members now have another way to get to Chicago. The NIU student center is a stop for a new Greyhound Connect bus line from Davenport, Iowa, to Chicago. It also stops in Rochelle, Dixon and Moline. The Naperville city council is recommending a stop at its Route 59 Metra train station. DeKalb Group Weighs Interest In Regional Food Hub By Susan Stephens • Feb 6, 2015 Jacquilyn Stephens / WNIJ A new DeKalb-area group is looking into ways to connect small farms with a big regional market. Restaurants, stores, and even schools say they want more locally raised food. A growing number of farmers say they want to supply it. The trick is getting them together -- and at a price that works for everyone. That's where a regional food hub could help. Dan Kenney convened the first meeting on the idea Thursday in DeKalb. He sees it as an economic engine that could include commercial kitchens, a distribution center, and great training opportunities. DeKalb School District Gets A Security Upgrade By Andrew Epstein • Feb 4, 2015 DeKalb.org DeKalb School District 428 has gone high-tech to help prevent potential security threats. Superintendent Douglas Moeller is confident the new security measure, known as the Raptor System, will be effective to address security risks rapidly. "It obviously is much more convenient for our families who we do want to be involved in their children's school experience," Moeller said. "The old process was time-consuming; and a lot of parents, I think, felt that we were trying to keep them out of schools rather than welcoming them into our schools." DeKalb Band Hosts Holiday Concert, Celebrates 160 Years By WNIJ • Dec 10, 2014 DeKalb Park District The DeKalb Municipal Band celebrates its 160th year with a concert out of the norm from its usual outdoor performances. The band presents its first holiday concert Saturday at the Egyptian Theatre. The DeKalb Municipal Band is the oldest continuous performing band in Illinois. DeKalb City Candidate Petitions Open Next Week By WNIJ • Dec 9, 2014 City of DeKalb The filing period for DeKalb city candidates' petitions for the April election starts next week and ends Dec. 22. The offices up for election are: Wards 1, 3, 5, 7 and City Clerk. Petition packets are filed with the City Clerk's office. The Candidates' Guide can be downloaded from the city's website. Area Charity Groups Welcome All For Thanksgiving By Katie Finlon • Nov 27, 2014 Feed'Em Soup Community Project Facebook Page If you have nowhere to go for a turkey dinner today, northern Illinois charity groups welcome patrons and volunteers. Feed 'Em Soup in DeKalb will welcome anyone looking to help others - not to mention eat with others - this Thanksgiving holiday. The event today from 5 to 7 p.m. is free and is open to anyone and everyone in the community. DeKalb resident Noelle Stanbery has been a volunteer at Feed'em Soup for four years. She says the restaurant and soup kitchen feeds about 200 people every Wednesday night. Pages« first ‹ previous 1 2 3 4 5 6 next › last »


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Leo Santa Cruz: I Will Stay on Top of Him
By Miguel Maravilla Photos: Esther Lin/SHOWTIME Undefeated WBA featherweight champion Leo "El Terremoto" Santa Cruz (32-0-1, 18 KOs) of Lincoln Heights, California by ...
Chocolatito-Cuadras kickoff press conference
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Parker returns on Oct 1 against Dimitrenko
By Ray Wheatley -- World of Boxing Photos: Dave Cameron IBF #1 heavyweight Joseph Parker (20-0, 17 KOs) will be back in action on ...
Delvin Rodriguez returns with win
Photos: Emily Harney Joe DeGuardia's Star Boxing put on a five-bout card on Saturday night at The Mohegan Sun Arena in Uncasville, Connecticut. ...
Maidana, Castano, Figueroa remain unbeaten
Photos: Ryan Greene/Premier Boxing Champions Unbeaten welterweight Fabian "TNT" Maidana (10-0, 7 KOs), brother of former world champion Marcos Maidana who was watching ...
Leo Santa Cruz: I Will1
Chocolatito-Cuadras kickoff press conference2
Parker returns on Oct 13
Delvin Rodriguez returns with win4
Maidana, Castano, Figueroa remain unbeaten5
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Full report: Pirog-Mitchell
By Alexey Sukachev at ringside
World-class professional boxing made it's highly anticipated comeback to the Russian capital on Saturday, Feb. 6, during a huge show, which was promoted by Yuri Fedorov Sports Lab at Aquarium Hotel sports arena on the second floor of the giant Crocus Expo exhibition center on the outskirts of Moscow. Kirill Pchelnikov (Pushka Promotions) and German Titov (German Titov Promotions) aided in compiling the exact schedule of the tournament, which unfortunately was marred with several disappointing organizational blunders. For more details and photos click here…
Bakhtin: It's my time to shine
By Alexey Sukachev
Six men are sitting around a long, gray table with a handful of microphones, dictaphones and notepads in the midst of cameramen, reporters and entrepreneurs. Four of them are wearing tracksuits, and only two are robed in high-priced classic jackets. The presser to announce an upcoming boxing show in Izhevsk, Russia, is right under way, and one can hardly believe that a shy, soft-spoken, tiny man sporting such a jacket is a boxer. Indeed, he is. Maybe one of the best this country has to offer. Highly regarded bantamweight contender Alexander Bakhtin (24-0, 11 KOs) chose an unusual path for a young Russian fighter to follow. (more…)
Mamadaliev stops Serre in war
By Marcus Lammi (at ringside) and Alexey Sukachev
On Saturday night at Rewell Center Amarillo in Vaasa, Finland, Petro Koskimies with his quickly developing and rising Finnish professional boxing stable Caramelito Promotions presented a very entertaining and dramatic show, which was co-promoted with St. Petersburg's Jab Promotions, led by Vitaly Supichenko and Alexander Yagupov. In a scheduled twelve-rounder for the vacant WBO European and interim PABA welterweight titles Russia-based Tajik Sherali "The Lion" Mamadaliev (10-0, 6 KOs) stopped Frenchman Frederic Serre (10-5, 2 KOs) in round six of a bout that really set the audience on fire. (more…)
Couture wins battle of legends
Octagonside by Anthony Springer, Jr.
Photos by Josh Hedges, UFC
In a battle of two living legends, Randy "The Natural" Couture defeated Mark "The Hammer" Coleman by rear naked choke at 1:09 in the second round. The bout was 12 years in the making, as the pair were originally slated to meet at UFC 17 before Couture was forced off the card with an injury. Back then, Coleman would've certainly been the favorite . . . Click here for more
UFC 109 postfight
Postfight reports by Anthony Springer, Jr.
50 bout veteran Guillard now "1-0": With more than fifty fights to his name, Melvin Guillard announced to the world that none of his previous accomplishments matter anymore . . . Click here for more
Sonnen makes his mark on Marquardt: If you asked the average MMA fan about Chael Sonnen six months ago, the response would've likely been "Who?" . . . Click here for more
Alexander Abraham retires
Unbeaten junior middleweight Alexander Abraham (25-0-1, 17 KOs), the younger brother of boxing superstar Arthur Abraham, has retired from the ring. According to trainer Ulli Wegner, an unexplained dizziness prompted the 28-year-old prospect to hand up his gloves. Meanwhile Arthur Abraham is headed to the United States to face Andre Dirrell in SHOWTIME's acclaimed Super Six tournament on March 6 in Palm Springs, CA.
Daiki Kameda wins WBA 112lb belt
By Joe Koizumi
21-year-old Japanese Daiki Kameda (16-2, 11 KOs), 112, captured the WBA flyweight belt as he was awarded a unanimous decision over defending titlist Denkaosen Kaowichit (48-2-1, 20 KOs), Thailand, over twelve lousy rounds in Kobe, Japan. The official tallies were as follows: Stanley Christodoulou (South Africa) and Glenn Feldman (US) both 116-110 and Pascuale Procopio (Canada) 114-112, all for the Japanese challenger. The referee was Lahcen Oumghar (Holland). It was a farce rather than a fight. Kameda slipped down on five occasions, while Denkaosen was penalized twice because of his repeated clinches in the sixth and eleventh. It was one of the very least technical bouts with world championships at stake held here in Japan. We, however, will have to evaluate and celebrate Kameda brothers having conquered the WBA and the WBC belts in the same 112-pound category in 69 days since his elder brother Koki, 23, dethroned WBC ruler Daisuke Naito in Saitama on November 30. Daiki and Koki finally followed the footsteps of Klitschko brothers having dominated the same heavyweight thrones at the same era. (more…)
Tenkai keeps WBA 115Llb belt
By Joe Koizumi
Busy-punching and fast-moving Tsunami Tenkai (14-3, 4 KOs), 114, very impressively kept her WBA female super-flyweight belt as she swept all rounds with a beautiful display of speed, skills and power in scoring a nearly shutout decision (100-90 twice and 99-91) over game and durable British challenger Shanee Martin (9-5-1, 5 KOs), also 114, over ten fast rounds on Sunday in Kobe, Japan. The referee was Firlin Marsh of New Zealand. Tenkai, a cute 25-year-old Japanese champ, simply stunned the audience who hadn't seen so many female boxing bouts by showing her excellent form, reflexes, quickness, skills and stamina. Even this reporter previously thought that Tenkai was only a non-stop warrior, but she completely changed her image tonight so that our people realized that we might be proud of Tenkai being the most outstanding female boxer. (more…)
Valero proves he's for real
In a sterling performance, Edwin Valero of Venezuela improved to 27-0 with 27 knockouts and retained the World Boxing Council (WBC) lightweight title with a dominant ninth-round TKO over WBC interim titleholder Antonio DeMarco (23-2-1, 17 KOs) of Tijuana, Mex., Saturday in the main event on SHOWTIME CHAMPIONSHIP BOXING on SHOWTIME®. The event at Arena Monterrey, promoted by Gary Shaw Productions, LLC, was the first SHOWTIME CHAMPIONSHIP BOXING telecast to emanate from Mexico in nearly 12 years and the first in Monterrey in more than 15.
Valero showed he was anything but one-dimensional as he outfought and, somewhat shockingly, outboxed the tentative and outclassed DeMarco while controlling all the rounds in a one-sided battle of southpaws. (more…)
Solis dethrones Ramos
Super featherweight Jorge "Coloradito" Solis (38-2-2, 28 KOs) claimed the WBA interim world title with a seventh round KO over reigning champion Likar Ramos (21-3, 15 KOs) on Saturday night in Mérida, Yucatán. Solis recovered from a third round knockdown to floor Ramos in the sixth and finish him with a body shot just as the bell rang to end the seventh. Time was 2:59. With the win, "Coloradito" Solis joins Ulises "Archi" Solis in the exclusive club of world champion Mexican brothers. Click here for more photos
Couture chokes out Coleman
Octagonside by Anthony Springer, Jr.
In a battle of legends, Randy Couture choked out Mark Coleman with a second round rear-naked choke hold at UFC 109 at the Mandalay Bay in Las Vegas. Couture outboxed Coleman in the first, landing uppercuts. After unleashing a ground-and-pound attack on Coleman, Couture took his back, securing a rear naked chokehold at 1:09 of the second.
In the co-main, Chael Sonnen defeated Nate Marquardt by unanimous decision, with scores of 30-27 x 3. On the undercard: Paulo Thiago defeated Mike Swick by submission, at 1:54 of round two; Demian Maia won a decision over Dan Miller, scores of 30-27 and 29-28 twice; and Matt Serra won by knockout at 2:23 of the first over Frank Trigg. Stay tuned for a full report tomorrow.
Valero batters, stops DeMarco
By Felipe Leon at ringside
WBC lightweight champion Edwin Valero (27-0, 27 KOs) put on a brilliant display of boxing as he dominated interim champion Antonio DeMarco (23-2-1, 17 KOs) on Saturday night at the Arena Monterrey in Monterrey, Mexico. Valero was cut under the right eye in round one and suffered a nasty gash on the forehead in round two from an elbow, which cost DeMarco a point. Valero, however, remained the aggressor as he both outpunched and outboxed DeMarco in virtually every round. After eight rounds, the scoring was 79-72 for Valero on all three cards. DeMarco trainer Romulo Quirarte finally stopped the one-sided beating after Valero dominated round nine. Impressive defense for Valero as he overcame adversity to win in front of a worldwide audience that included SHOWTIME CHAMPIONSHIP BOXING viewers.
In a good action fight, unbeaten welterweight Luis Carlos Abregu (29-0, 23 KOs) won a ten round unanimous decision over Richard Gutierrez (24-4-1, 14 KOs). Abregu was dropped by a left hook in round two, but got up to floor Gutierrez in round three. Abregu was cut over the left eye by a punch in round seven but coasted to a 98-90, 97-91, 97-91 win. (more…)
Rios destroys Teron
By John Cannon at ringside
Unbeaten lightweight Brandon Rios (24-0-1, 16 KOs) crushed Jorge Luis Teron (23-2-1, 15 KOs) in three one-sided rounds. Rios cut Teron under his left eye in the first round as he threw a series of power punches to the head. Round two was pretty similar as the first one as Rios was pulverizing Teron with thunderous shots to the head. Rios put Teron into the ropes in the third round as he smelled the kill, but Teron was saved after his mouthpiece fell out the referee put a halt into the action. However, Rios didn't let up and the referee finally stopped the fight at the 1:13 mark of the third round. Winner by TKO Brandon Rios. Rios becomes the new NABF lightweight champion. "This is my greatest win," said Rios. "I worked so hard and was so dedicated in the gym. I hurt Teron right away. I wasn't going to let up. I kept the pressure on. What a win!" Trainer Robert Garcia added, "…when you face a big tree like Teron you begin chopping right away. Brandon beat a top, quality fighter. We went right to the attack and Brandon did it." Click Here for More Photos
Adamek defeats Estrada
By Kurt Wolfheimer at ringside
Former light heavyweight and cruiserweight champion Tomasz Adamek (40-1, 27 KOs) continued his excursion in the heavyweight ranks with a hard fought twelve round decision over Olympian Jason Estrada (16-3, 4 KOs) on Saturday night in front of 10,123 predominantly Adamek fans at the Prudential Center in Newark, NJ. Scores were 115-113, 116-112, and an off-base 118-110 as Adamek kept his IBF International belt. "I was prepared for 12 rounds, and pretty early in the fight I realized this is what would happen. So I had to conserve more energy, maybe be less aggressive than in my previous fights," said Adamek afterward. Click here for more quotes and photos, plus other results
#11 Miura keeps Japanese belt
By Joe Koizumi
WBC#11/WBA#13 Japanese super-feather champ Takashi Miura (18-1-2, 14 KOs), 130, successfully kept his national belt by a shockingly split verdict (96-93, 96-94 and 94-96) over previously unbeaten top contender Seiichi Okada (10-1, 6 KOs), 129.75, over ten hard-fought rounds on Saturday in Tokyo, Japan.
It greatly stunned the crowd that a judge favored Okada despite such a unanimous-looking contest probably due to his partial preoccupation. The hard-hitting champ took the initiative from the start with his busy, solid and accurate lefts to the face and the midsection, and maintained his pace almost all the way. Miura, who had dethroned another hard-punching southpaw Yoshimitsu Yashiro via TKO victory in a rematch (after a debatable draw), looked sharp and speedy enough to overwhelm game and durable Okada, steadily piling up points. Miura kept battering him up with effective lefts and southpaw right hooks, but Okada occasionally retaliated with a solid body shot at a time, which the judge might have wrongly evaluated too much. (more…)
Q&A: Tim Hague
Interview by David L. Hudson, Jr.
Tim "the Thrashing Machine" Hague already has seen the highs and lows of the wild ride of the Octagon in his short UFC career. In his first bout in May 2009, Hague submitted the highly touted Pat Barry in the first round at UFC 98. It was an impressive victory for the Canadian battler who had plied his trade in smaller King of the Cage Canada cards. However, he also experienced a low point when he lost in a highlight-reel, seven-second knockout to the powerful Todd Duffee at UFC 102 in August . . . . Click here for more
Pirog stops Mitchell
By Alexey Sukachev at ringside
Middleweight prospect Dmitry Pirog (15-0, 12 KOs) became the first one to stop tough American competitor Eric Mitchell (22-7-1, 11 KOs) inside the scheduled distance. Mitchell gave WBO #2, WBC #4 Pirog fits in the first two rounds but then gradually succumbed to the combinational power and diversity of the Russian contender. The contest was stopped at 1:07 of the fifth round, when Mitchell signalized he was in no condition to continue. Pirog reportedly became the WBO mandatory challenger after this victory.
In what was advertised as the main event of the evening, Uzbek stylist Timur Ibragimov (27-2-1, 15 KOs) acquired a vacant IBA intercontinental heavyweight title with the third-round stoppage of Tanzanian Awadh Tamim (11-2, 6 KOs). Tamim was down three times before the bout was stopped by referee Jon Schorle. (more…)
Adamek-Estrada fight is on
Despite the heavy snow and blizzard conditions ravaging the mid-Atlantic states, there was barely a dusting of snow in Newark, NJ and the streets are clear for tonight's show at the Prudential Center featuring heavyweights Tomasz "Goral" Adamek (39-1, 27 KOs) and Jason "Big Six" Estrada (16-2, 4 KOs). Tickets in the lower bowl have completely sold out, but arena will continue to open up sections of $53 seats as long as there is a demand. Doors open at 7:00pm. The first fight will begin at 7:10pm. Tickets can be purchased at Prudential Center Box Office, or by calling TicketMaster 800-745-3000 until 6pm.
Lemieux, Ngoudjo victorious
By Dave Spencer / Fightnews Canada
Knockout sensation David Lemieux (21-0 20KO) entered unchartered territories Saturday as he forced to go the distance against Jason Naugler (18-12-1 11KO), easily scoring a 100-89 victory on all three scorecards in his first headline appearance Saturday afternoon at the Casino de Montreal. Lemieux captures the vacant Canadian super-middleweight championship with the victory after dispatching his first twenty opponents in less than five rounds. Lemieux scored a knockdown in the second round, catching Naugler who has only been stopped once with a right hand and sending the Nova Scotian feet flying out from under him. Naugler proved to be a tough nut to crack as he absorbed the best that Lemieux had to offer and was able to offer back giving the Montreal fighter his toughest fight to date.
Former two-time world title challenger Hermann Ngoudjo (18-3 10KO) returned to the ring for the first time in over a year and posted a TKO victory at 1:43 of the 6th round over Silverio Ortiz of Mexico. Ortiz proved to be nothing if not tough for the duration of this one, absorbing the best the Montreal fighter had to offer then inexplicably turned his back on the action and walked to his corner after receiving a right uppercut from Ngoudjo. (more…)
Ennis downs Vasquez
By Kurt Wolfheimer
The danger of an impending record setting snowstorm did little to deter the Philly boxing fans as the near sellout crowd at Legendary Blue Horizon came out to witness several local prospects take huge steps up in their career's on Friday night. In the scheduled eight round main event of the evening, Philly junior middleweight contender Derek "Pooh" Ennis (20-2-1, 13 KOs) showed that he is ready step in with the best in the junior middleweights in the world, with an impressive fifth round stoppage of Edwin Vasquez (22-15-2, 8 KOs). In the co-feature of the eight bout card promoted by Vernocha L. Michael of Blue Horizon Boxing Promotions Inc., highly touted featherweight Eric "Outlaw" Hunter (12-1, 5 KOs) showed he has more than just hand speed with a dominant first round knockout of Roberto Bonilla (22-12, 13 KOs) (more…)
Kolle stops Coleman
By Jesse Kelley at ringside
Middleweight Andy Kolle (20-2, 15 KO's) stopped Pat "The Cat" Coleman on Friday night at First Avenue in Minneapolis. Coleman was crafty, but it was the 27-year-old Kolle that controlled the ring like a veteran. Kolle went to the body in the early rounds but slowly began to shift his attack upstairs as the rounds went by. Kolle put Coleman down in round four with a straight left. By the start of round five, Coleman's left eye was swelling, bloody and closing. Coleman was able to survive the fifth but told referee Mark Nelson he couldn't see in-between rounds and the fight was halted.
Fightwriter: Valero-DeMarco
By Graham Houston
Lightweight champ Edwin Valero is one of those "force of nature" fighters. He isn't classy, nor is he especially quick, but he brings an almost frightening power and intensity to his fights. Valero is difficult to discourage and it is hard to hold him off. He has shown a patience and maturity in his recent fights after starting his professional career with 18 first-round knockouts. On Saturday in Mexico Valero defends his WBC title for the second time when he meets Antonio DeMarco in an all-southpaw fight, with Showtime televising.
Valero is fighting on his opponent's home territory, but this is unlikely to worry him too much. He has won in Mexico before, and he didn't let a particularly hostile crowd affect his performance when he knocked out Vicente Mosquera in a ferocious fight in Panama. The 28-year-old Venezuelan is very confident in his ability to hurt and stop the other man. Indeed, it is possible that his boxing technique has suffered a little as opponent after opponent has fallen. Valero, though, always gives me the impression that he knows exactly what he is doing, at all times, in the ring. He might look a bit crude and even raw, but when he gets a man going the end usually is imminent. (more…)
More on Hernandez-Corley
With one sudden, dramatic right hand, once-beaten Freddy "El Riel'' Hernandez (28-1, 19 KOs) of Lynwood, Calif. broke open an entertaining, dead-even fight to brutally knock out former world champion DeMarcus "Chop Chop'' Corley (36-13-1, 21 KOs) of Washington, D.C., at 1:48 of the fifth round Friday in the main event on ShoBox: The New Generation on SHOWTIME®. In the co-feature at Chumash Casino Resort in Santa Ynez, Calif., power-punching, undefeated Dominican Francisco Contreras (13-0, 12 KOs), of Livingston, N.J., registered a 1:38, first-round knockout over Juan Castaneda, Jr. (16-3, 12 KOs), of La Paz, Mexico, in a scheduled eight-round junior welterweight bout. Click Here for More Photos
Denkaosen-Kameda tomorrow
By Joe Koizumi
Boxing is a game that healthy young men exchange gloves, but it might be a new tradition that our Japanese contestants often wear a mask to avoid any virus infection. So did Daiki Kameda (15-2, 11 KOs), who will fight a rematch with the WBA flyweight champ Denkaosen Kaowichit (48-1-1, 20 KOs) of Thailand tomorrow (Sunday) in Kobe, Japan. They fought last October to a majority decision (115-113 twice and 114-114) in favor of the 33-year-old veteran Thailander. Since Kameda Promotions strongly asked for a direct rematch, the WBA finally sanctioned it after the convention in Colombia in November.
The 21-year-old Daiki, the younger brother of the WBC flyweight kingpin Koki Kameda, attempts to follow the footstep of the Klitschko brothers dominating the world belts in the same category at the same time. Today there was a weigh-n ceremony, where the champ tipped the beam at 110.75 to the 112-pound class limit for the challenger. (more…)
Q&A: Freddie Roach
By Wolfgang Schiffbauer
Fightnews.com caught up with world class trainer Freddie Roach earlier today to discuss the Pacquiao–Mayweather fiasco, Joshua Clottey, Shane Mosley and the newest addition to Roach's stable of champions, WBA middleweight champion Felix Sturm from Cologne, Germany. The 49-years old Roach also talks about his past as an active fighter, his motivation about being a trainer and his battle with Parkinson disease.
What can you tell us about the whole Manny Pacquiao–Floyd Mayweather, Olympic style drug testing fiasco?
The thing is I am not giving in to Mayweather. He is not running the sport, the commissions do. If you let him run the sport, it's like giving the first two rounds away. He doesn't make the rules, the commissions and the sanctioning bodies make the rules. They have been doing that for a long time. Who the hell is Mayweather to tell us what to do? That's not going to happen. (more…)
Pacman-Albertsons tieup
By Nick Giongco
Manny Pacquiao, boxing's No. 1 attraction, has forged a commercial partnership with Albertsons, a major grocery chain in the US. According to Pacquiao's adviser Mike Koncz, a shopper who pays a minimum of $50 worth of items in a participating branch in the Dallas area, will go home with a signed poster of the March 13 Pacquiao-Joshua Clottey fight. "Manny is very pleased with his partnership with Albertsons," said Koncz. "This goes to show that Manny's popularity has grown outside of the boxing ring." Pacquiao is currently in the thick of training at the Wild Card Boxing Club in Hollywood under guru Freddie Roach. Pacquiao is expected to arrive in Dallas on March 7 or 8 for the final phase of his preparation.
Sammy Vargas debuts tonight
Colombian amateur Samuel Vargas will make his pro debut against Todd Furler, this Saturday, February 6th at the Montreal Casino in Quebec, Canada in a scheduled four round welterweight bout.
Born in Bogota, Colombia, Vargas immigrated to Canada at age 16 in search of a better life. Arriving in Toronto, Vargas started boxing under the guidance of famed Canadian trainer Chris Johnson.. . . Click here for more
Spotlight on legends at UFC 109!
Preview by Brady Crytzer
There is nothing more difficult to watch than an aging champion battling two opponents at once. At UFC 105, the MMA world watched as former heavyweight and light heavyweight champion Randy Couture struggled against both Brandon "The Truth" Vera and Father Time. While Couture came out on top in November, his aging comrades weren't so lucky. Although Mark Coleman, Frank Trigg, and Matt Serra have shown signs of aging in their most recent Octagon outings, the UFC has finally allowed for these living legends to truly showcase their skills . . . by matching them up against each other . . . . Click here for more
Johnson TKOs Mack in 6th
In an IBF light heavyweight eliminator, 41-year-old former world champion and current #3 rated Glen Johnson (50-13-2, 34 KOs) scored a sixth round TKO over #7 rated Yusaf Mack (28-3-2, 17 KOs) on Friday night at Nova Southeastern University in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. The aggressive Johnson steadily broke down Mack, finally dropping him three times in round six before referee Frank Gentile waved it off. Time was 2:21. Johnson is now in line for a shot at IBF world champion Tavoris Cloud.
Unbeaten two-time Olympic gold medalist Guillermo Rigondeaux (5-0, 4 KOs) needed just 28 seconds to demolish Adolfo Landeros (20-13-1, 9 KOs) in a super bantamweight bout. A left hand to the body put Landeros down for several minutes.
Welterweight Ed Paredes (23-3-1, 15 KOs) scored a spectacular second round KO over previously unbeaten Joey Hernandez (15-1-1, 8 KOs). Paredes leveled Hernandez for the count with a left hook at the 1:53 mark. They previously fought to a draw last August.
2004 Olympic silver medalist Yudel Jhonson (5-0, 3 KOs) scored a first round TKO over comebacking Dorian Beaupierre (12-6-2, 6 KOs) in a junior middleweight bout. After Jhonson dropped Beaupierre in round one the bout was waved off shortly after. Time was 2:18.
Hernandez KOs Corley
By Francisco Salazar at ringside
Welterweight Freddy "El Riel" Hernandez (28-1, 19 KOs) scored a spectacular fifth round KO over former world champion DeMarcus "Chop Chop" Corley (36-13-1, 21 KOs) on Friday night at the Chumash Casino Resort in Santa Ynez, Calif. A very competitive, good action fight ended suddenly when Hernandez laid out Corley with a huge right hand. Time was 1:48.
Hard-hitting, undefeated junior welterweight Francisco Contreras (13-0, 12 KOs) passed his toughest test in spectacular fashion, scoring a first round knockout of Juan Castaneda, Jr. (16-3, 12 KOs). A sharp combination finished Castaneda after 98 seconds. (more…)
Rios planning early ambush
Unbeaten lightweight Brandon Rios of Oxnard, Ca. is looking to get off to a quick start on Saturday night. "We're in tough, taking on Jorge Luis Teron," said Robert Garcia, chief trainer for Rios. "The game is to jump right on Teron and get off to a quick start and not let up. Teron is a pretty big puncher. Our first goal is be aggressive and get control of the fight." (more…)
UFC 109 at the scales
From the Mandalay Bay in Las Vegas. Weights by Andreas Hale and Anthony Springer Jr.
Mark Coleman 205 vs. Randy Couture 205
Chael Sonnen 185 vs. Nate Marquardt 186
Paulo Thiago 170 vs. Mike Swick 171
Dan Miller 185 vs. Demian Maia 186
Frank Trigg 171 vs. Matt Serra 169
Prelims on Spike
Justin Buchholz 156 vs Mac Danzig 156
Ronys Torres 156 vs Melvin Guillard 155
Undercard (may not be broadcast)
Rob Emerson 155 vs Phillipe Nover 155
Phil Davis 205 vs Brian Stann 205
Chris Tuchscherer 263 vs Tim Hague 263
Rolles Gracie 247 vs Joey Beltran 238
Clottey workout
#1 Contender Joshua Clottey hits the mitts with corner man Bismarck Bruce as he prepares for his upcoming world welterweight championship against Manny "Pacman" Pacquiao. Top Rank's "The Event," will be held on Saturday, March 13 at Cowboys Stadium in Dallas,Texas and televised live on HBO pay-per-view. Click here for more photos…
Weights from McAllen, TX
By John Cannon at the scale
Jorge Luis Teron 134.2 vs Brandon Rios 135
Juan Ruiz 124 vs Tomas Villa 126
Robert Guillen 121.7 vs Roberto Marroquin 123
Morris Chule 126.7 vs Jerry Belmontes 126.5
Gilberto Elizondo 144.7 vs Humberto Trinidad 145
Abdrew Greeley 250 vs Eric Molina 211.5
Arturo Herrera 129.7 vs Jose Roman 132.5
Orlando Gomez 131.7 vs Jesse Roman 131.7
Venue: Convention Center, McAllen, Texas
Promoter: Top Rank
TV: Fox Sports Espanol
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Weights from Moscow
By Alexey Sukachev and Evgueny Solodov (at the scales)
Timur Ibragimov 239.5 vs. Awadh Tamim 225
(Vacant IBA Intercontinental heavyweight title)
Dmitry Pirog 159.2 vs. Eric Mitchell 158.4
(WBO Asia Pacific middleweight title)
Vitaly Demyanenko 146.5 vs. Jorge Daniel Miranda 145.4
(WBO Asia Pacific and PABA welterweight titles)
Sahib Usarov 124.8 vs. Ilhom Rahimov 125
Magomed Abdusalamov 256.5 vs. Raymond Ochieng 221
Roman Simakov 175.7 vs. Vasily Kondor 174
Alexey Soloviev 226.7 vs. Emin Gyulmamedov 238.7
Venue: Aquarium Hotel, Crocus-Expo, Moscow
TV: NTV+ (9 PM LT). Doors open at 6 PM.
Webcast: http://www.allboxing.ru
Promoter: Yuri Fedorov Sports Lab (with assistance of Kirill Pchelnikov and German Titov)
Notes: 1. Khabib Allakhverdiev withdrew from original fight list due to an injury. 2. Ibragimov – Tamim fight was presented only as a fight for IBA Intercontinental title. No IBF/WBA International titles were announced.
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