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“Vasily the Cat” by Aleksey Krylov, illustrated by V. Lyubarsky (1985)
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Birthdays 8.15
Beer Birthdays
Adam Eulberg (1835)
Christian Benjamin Feigenspan (1844)
Charles D. Goepper (1860)
Christine Celis (1962)
Five Favorite Birthdays
Julia Child; chef, writer (1912)
Stieg Larsson; Swedish writer (1954)
Jennifer Lawrence; actor (1990)
Oscar Peterson; Canadian jazz pianist (1925)
Walter Scott; Scottish poet, writer (1771)
Famous Birthdays
Ben Affleck; actor (1972)
Tommy Aldridge; drummer (1950)
Ethel Barrymore; actor (1879)
Leonard Baskin; sculptor (1922)
Marion Bauer; composer (1882)
Robert Bolt; English playwright, screenwriter (1924)
Napoleon Bonaparte; French emperor, soldier (1769)
Estelle Brody; silent film actress (1900)
Jim Brothers; sculptor (1941)
Jan Brzechwa; Polish author and poet (1898)
Bobby Byrd; singer-songwriter (1934)
Bobby Caldwell; singer-songwriter (1951)
Cadence Carter; pornstar (1996)
Lillian Carter; Jimmy Carter's mother (1898)
Judy Cassab; Austrian-Australian painter (1920)
Samuel Coleridge-Taylor; English composer (1875)
Tom Colicchio; chef (1962)
Charles Comiskey; baseball player and manager (1859)
Leslie Comrie; New Zealand astronomer (1893)
Mike Connors; actor (1925)
Gerty Cori; Czech-American biochemist and physiologist (1896)
Walter Crane; English artist (1845)
Jim Dale; English actor (1935)
Abby Dalton; actress (1932)
Louis de Broglie; French physicist (1892)
Régine Deforges; French author (1935)
Thomas de Quincey; English writer (1785)
Linda Ellerbee; television journalist (1944)
Edna Ferber; writer (1885)
Eliza Lee Cabot Follen; writer (1787)
Huntz Hall; actor (1919)
Signe Hasso; Swedish-American actress (1915)
Richard F. Heck; chemist (1931)
Bobby Helms; singer (1933)
Natasha Henstridge; actor (1974)
Wendy Hiller; actor (1912)
Wolfgang Hohlbein; German author (1953)
Stix Hooper; jazz drummer (1938)
Jacques Ibert; French composer (1890)
Blind Jack; English engineer (1717)
Tom Johnston; singer-songwriter and guitarist (1948)
Julius Katchen; pianist and composer (1926)
George Klein; Canadian inventor of the motorized wheelchair (1904)
Aleksey Krylov; Russian mathematician and engineer (1863)
T.E. Lawrence; Welsh writer (1888)
Rose Maddox; singer-songwriter and fiddle player (1925)
Rose Marie; comedian, actor (1923)
Debra Messing; actor (1968)
Sami Michael; Iraqi-Israeli author and playwright (1926)
Giorgos Mouzakis; Greek trumpet player (1922)
E. Nesbit; English author and poet (1858)
Pyotr Novikov; Russian mathematician (1901)
Paul Outerbridge; photographer (1896)
Inês Pedrosa; Portuguese writer (1962)
Bill Pinkney, American pop singer (1925)
Luigi Pulci; Italian poet (1432)
Paul Rand; graphic designer (1914)
Nicholas Roeg; film director (1928)
Mike Seeger; folk musician and folklorist (1933)
John Silber; philosopher (1926)
Leo Theremin; Russian inventor (1896)
Rob Thomas; author (1965)
Jack Tworkov; Polish-American painter (1900)
Gene Upshaw; Oakland Raiders G (1945)
Mikao Usui; Japanese spiritual leader, founded Reiki (1865)
Jimmy Webb; songwriter (1946)
Hugo Winterhalter; composer and bandleader (1909)
Peter York; rock drummer (1942)
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Aleksey Krylov: Your Strategic Chief Financial Officer for Optimal Business Growth
Looking for a strategic Chief Financial Officer (CFO) with expertise in the life sciences and medical technology industries? Look no further. Aleksey Krylov brings a wealth of experience in venture investing and mergers and acquisitions (M&A). Trust Aleksey to provide unparalleled financial guidance, helping your company thrive in today
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Reactorer Itikotha by Aleksey Krylov Russian ebook
Reactorer Itikotha by Aleksey Krylov Russian ebook pdf ebook name- Reactorer Itikotha Author- Aleksey Krylov Translated by- Bijoy Pal Type of book- children knowledge File format- PDF Pages- 88 (double pages) File size- 8mb Quality- HQ, without any watermark Why fly the plane? Which force to drive motor vehicles and diesel engines? For what electricity is provided in our homes and factories? Why…
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Aleksey Krylov, a 21 year-old antifascist, was killed by a group of neo-nazis March 16, 2008.
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Midnight Mania! Ukraine’s Maryna Moroz takes aim at Vladimir Putin, ‘F—k you, b—ch!’
Midnight Mania! Ukraine’s Maryna Moroz takes aim at Vladimir Putin, ‘F—k you, b—ch!’
Welcome to Midnight Mania!
Maryna Moroz is just five days away from a pivotal women’s flyweight match against Mariya Agapova, but that’s not the only thing on her mind.
Moroz is one of the few Ukrainian athletes in the UFC, alongside Nikita Krylov and Aleksei Oleinik. She is the first to compete since the recent Russian invasion, which made headlines around the world. Talk with TMZMoroz made his…
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The 2018 UFC Calendar That Remains And One Man’s Stupid Attempt To Book It
Joey
July 23rd
Before we begin, I began this project the day before the UFC's debut in Boise. I figured all things considered it would take me about a week give or take to flesh this whole thing out. It took me a week JUST to get through October. I got to the Denver show on Friday and that was when the UFC dropped all sorts of news about Edgar/Korean Zombie and Mike Perry/Donald Cerrone co-headlining said show. I haven't edited it. I'm not going to edit it. IF ANYTHING, I think not touching what I did before Friday is an important piece of the puzzle. Nothing really puts this project into perspective like having to look at what you did and then something immediately changing that renders it moot. Everything AFTER the UFC in Denver was done pretty much on Sunday night.
The UFC released their schedule this week for the rest of the year. There's a lot of fights upcoming, perhaps more than you can shake a stick at. You're talking 14 events, 7 in the US, 1 in Russia, 1 in China, 2 in South America (Brazil and probably Argentina), 2 in Canada and 1 in the always cool Australia. If you give the UFC it's usual average of 12 fights a show then you're looking at probably 168 fights across the course of four months. We've got 3 in September, 2 in October, 5 in November and 4 in December which is about close-ish to what we got last year. Of course two of those cards are on Fight Pass, one is on Big Fox, five are on PPV and unless I'm mistaken the remaining 6 are on FS1. I did this in the beginning of the year (foolishly I might add) but now with the year coming to a close, I might as well take one final swing at it am I right? Here's my belief on what we're going to get from the UFC to close out 2018 from show to show and as Brock Lesnar once lovingly said "From sea to shining sea!"
September 8th
Dallas, Texas
UFC 228
Main Event: Tyron Woodley vs Colby Covington
Co-Main Event: Valentina Shevchenko vs Nicco Montano
There's really nothing immediately on the docket to feel comfortable about as a headliner. A natural-ish fit would be Ortega vs Holloway in a rebooking but Holloway's return to action is unknown. Jeremy Stephens, if he beats Aldo of course, could fight Edgar or Ortega for an interim title fight here if need be. Frankie is apparently a week away from being able to train again so an early July to early September set up is plenty of time for a dude who is well known for his ability to be ready regardless of the circumstances. Already announced we have Zhabit/Yair and Jon Dodson vs Jimmie Rivera plus it seems pretty likely that Montano vs Shevchenko is getting announced soon-ish. That's not a main event and shouldn't be confused as such BUT it could be a respectable #2 on the bill.
September 15th
Moscow, Russia
UFC Fight Night
Main Event: Mark Hunt vs Aleksei Olynik
Co-Main Event: Shamil Abdurakhimov vs Andrei Arlovski
Consider this a mild, tepid dipping of the toe into the Russian fight market. The UFC's first event in Russia is a Fight Pass card; not even cracking the likes of FS1 or a PPV setting. While China got Anderson Silva and Kelvin Gastelum, Russia was getting Fabricio Werdum and Alexey Oleynik. That's still a fine main event but clearly not on the same level as the perceived GOAT and the top MW prospect in the division. That fight got USADA'd and in its place, we got Hunt vs Oleynik which is totally fine. A co-main event of Curtis Blaydes vs Alexander Volkov fell apart with Blaydes being hurt and Volkov opting to get paid to weigh in as a UFC 226 replacement. The UFC cut prices before the event to, in so many words, allow for poor people to get into the event and seats apparently are going to be at your standard UFC Fight Pass levels where they open up the bowl sections and ground floor only. There's been some rumors of the likes of Islam Makachev, Jorge Masvidal, Jimi Manuwa, Petr Yan, Nikita Krylov and Mairbek Taisumov (!) all getting a chance to fight but I'm betting when all's said and done, we're looking at Arlovski and Abdurakhimov being our co-main event of the evening. Or morning depending on where you are.
September 22nd
Sao Paolo, Brazil
UFC Fight Night
Main Event: John Lineker vs Raphael Assuncao
Co-Main Event: Alex "Cowboy" Oliveira vs Neil Magny
The UFC's brazilian ranks are being casually wiped out be it due to injuries, ineffectiveness, fighters leaving or retiring. The last show of the year from Brazil needs A GUY but finding A GUY who can headline is sort of tough in this market. The one thing I hold steadfast is the possibility that they could actually try giving a female fighter a chance to headline (Gadelha vs Calderwood at 125 lbs was something I thought of). I even figured Demian Maia is always like a phone call away as well but I can't think of a guy I'm excited to see him fight (or just a guy for him to fight at all). Gimme Lineker vs Assuncao in a true #1 contender fight since Marlon Moraes' two amazing highlight reel KOs probably vaults him about Raphael even with the loss. Also keep an eye on Formiga vs Pettis here as well since it's a natural "no shit" #1 contender fight at flyweight.
October 6th
Las Vegas, Nevada
UFC 229
Main Event: Conor McGregor vs Khabib Nurmagomedov
Co-Main Event: Holly Holm vs Ketlein Vieira
We've already got the unofficial official announcements of Sean O'Malley and Frankie Edgar/Korean Zombie for Vegas. One of the rumors going around is that the UFC plans on doing something, likely an interim placeholder title, for Holm vs Vieira. If so, you should absolutely do it on THIS card because the only way you're going to get folks excited about that fight is if it's got a McGregor-esque support attached to it. Conor vs Khabib will probably happen this year, if not in October then I'd bet in MSG. Conor vs Khabib IMO is a serious test of what is or isn't a big buyrate these days. The last BIG fight we had was Gennady-Canelo which did (IMO) a somewhat surprisingly meh 1.2 million----and this should beat that and comfortably. If it doesn't then we've got shit to talk about. Conor/Khabib, Holm/Vieira, Edgar/Zombie, O'Malley plus Darren Till (who apparently is a lock for this card) seems like a damn good top 5 to me.
October 27th
Moncton, Canada
Fight Night on FS1
Main Event: Rafael Dos Anjos vs Kamaru Usman
Co-Main Event: Ilir Latifi vs the winner of Glover Teix/Corey Anderson
I don't know what necessarily is in Moncton but the UFC tries in theory to go to new markets and bring special cards. The problem is they always tend to get picked apart due to injuries. As for this card? Well there were rumors that Usman vs RDA was the next fight to make in the Fall sometime and this seems like a fine enough time for it. Usman could also be a sleeper for the 170 lb title picture if there's an injury or whatever. As for the co-main? By all accounts Ilir is expected to be back in the middle of the Fall and so I'm betting this could be a good enough time. Latifi vs the winner of Glover/Corey Anderson isn't a perfect fight but there are worse fights to be co-main events. If anything it's a relevant fight at a division that's still trying to figure out what relevant is. Throw in PVZ vs Rachael Ostovich (come on now it HAS to happen) and Elias Theodorou for good measure for main card related purposes.
November 3rd
New York, New York
UFC 230
Main Event: Jon Jones vs Daniel Cormier
Co-Main Event: Brian Ortega vs the Jeremy Stephens/Jose Aldo winner or Max Holloway
Third title fight: Cody Garbrandt/TJ Dillashaw winner vs Marlon Moraes
Yoel Romero vs Ovince St. Preux
Chris Weidman vs Paolo Costa
I'm betting that we're going to get the Jon Jones news any day now of a one year suspension redacted to July. If so, I'm betting the UFC puts Jones vs DC together with Cormier knowing that win or lose, the Brock fight awaits. DC seems really open to fighting at 205 lbs in the interim while he waits for Brock so I'm guessing/betting that if it's not Jones then it's a Shogun or a Gus here in this spot. The co-main event is a little more....prickly. Until I hear something about Max Holloway, I'm going to continue to believe that the rumors about him suffering something traumatic during his weight cut are true enough for me to not think we see him again this year. That means Ortega's going to have to fight somebody for the belt and if so, the winner of Stephens/Aldo lines up pretty damn well time wise. If Stephens knocks off Aldo then he'll have earned this shot no questions asked. The third title fight (because MSG tradition says three) was a toss up between Mighty Mouse coming back, the rumored Nunes/Cyborg fight or the TJ/Cody winner. Marlon Moraes is coming off of TWO 1st round finishes of the highest order and I think that puts him above Assuncao who has a better overall resume (and the win tie breaker) but no flashy "This is my title shot" moment. Moraes has that. As for the rest of the main card? Yoel Romero vs Gus seems like THE perfect fight to make but Gustafsson is seemingly not up for a Romero clash. That could in turn open the door for Romero vs OSP since they seem to gel up timeline wise (Romero had surgery, OSP has a family matter he's dealing with). Chris Weidman vs Paolo Costa is a rumored fight the UFC wants to put together for MSG and I'd be totally okay with that fight for both guys. Throw in some "names" on the undercard and this card could/should be the 2nd biggest show of the year. If Jones vs DC III with two title fights doesn't get people excited then I'm not sure what else there is to offer y'all.
November 10th
Denver, Colorado
25th Anniversary Fight Night
Main Event: Tony Ferguson vs Dustin Poirier/Eddie Alvarez loser
Co-Main Event: Donald Cerrone vs Mike Perry (at 170)/Kevin Lee (at 155)
The UFC has built a whole marketing promotion for this one so this show might get a big damn deal. Tony Ferguson vs the loser of Poirier/Alvarez seems like a natural-ish fit for this card given that Ferguson is expected to be back by the end of 2018. Ferguson isn't getting the Khabib/Conor winner and I get the feeling that if Poirier wins, he's getting the title shot. This is a damn important stay busy fight at lightweight for both guys. As for Cerrone vs Perry? Donald Cerrone is a big deal in Colorado and if he stays at WW, this is a damn good fight for him. Otherwise? I like Cerrone vs Kevin Lee as a fight if Cerrone TRULY wants to try 155 lbs again. He shouldn't but if he does? Good fit for me. I like this fight a bunch. Throw in Sage Northcutt (!!!!!!!), Chad Mendes vs Mirsad Bektic, Do Bronz Oliveira vs David Teymur, Cat Zingano vs Rocky Pennington and the Rivera/Dodson winner vs Alejandro Perez and we're off to the races!
November 17th
Buenos Aires, Argentina
Fight Night
Main Event: Santiago Ponzinibbio vs Leon Edwards
Co-Main EVent: Dominick Reyes vs Jan Blachowicz
Take two! The UFC heads into Argentina (after flirting with a November 2017/Feb 2018 visit) and with Ponz healthy and ready to go, I'd imagine Argentina is about to experience a Ponzi Scheme. Ya like that? I like it. Ponzinnibio vs Edwards feels like a great piece of matchmaking given their respective winning streaks and the fact that Till, Covington and Usman have all leapfrogged them in the division. Good easy work here. The co-main is more about finding out what Dominick Reyes CAN'T do at this point. I've seen him steamroll dudes with enough ease to get a little curious/froggy as to what necessarily else he's got for us. I am, dare I say, intrigued. Jan has proven himself again after an up and down UFC run. The time is now and it'll never be more ready than now for thesetwo. Blachowicz might even be overqualified for the job but who cares? There's plenty of fun developing Latin American talent to find a spot for on this show, like Julio Arce, Moggly Benitez, Vicente Luque (Brazilian with Chilean roots), the eternally underrated Enrique Barzola and some of the other fine Latin American fighters in the UFC and trying to get into the UFC.
November 24th
Shanghai, China
UFC Fight Night (likely on Fight Pass)
Main Event: Francis Ngannou vs Marcin Tybura
Co-Main Event: Walt Harris vs the Arlovski/Shamil Adburahkhimov winner
Would the UFC try to run back Anderson Silva in China? I'm not sure they wouldn't consider it. As more and more decent Chinese fighters start to filter into the UFC, the Chinese market seems to actually be on the verge of finally breaking through. If there's one thing the UFC is frequently "good" at; it's sending big dudes to foreign markets to try and appeal to casual audiences with size. With the likes of Song Yadong, Li Jingliang, Guan Wang, Kenan Song and some of the Chinese female mixed martial artists at the ready; the undercard should be loaded up with local-ish talent who can be relied upon for undercard support. With that being laid down? Go big at the top. I can't think of a more direct message to send to Francis Ngannou than to put him on a Fight Pass event while still getting max value out of him with a big main event for an international crowd. Ngannou vs Tybura is a fine test for Francis and it trumps a rumored JDS fight which doesn't make a whole bunch of sense given that JDS is coming off his first win in forever while Ngannou has dropped two in a row. Throw in a Yushin Okami fight as well just to confirm you hate your audience. We all know you do! Also would be totally down for Li Jingliang vs Chad Laprise or someone of that ilk.
November 30th
Las Vegas, Nevada
TUF Finale
Main Event: Derrick Lewis vs Justin Willis
Co-Main Event: One of the TUF Finales (below that though and another TUF finale, Brad Tavares vs Thiago Marreta)
If big dudes throwing punches isn't your thing then November might be a rough month for y'all. I ALMOST went with JDS here but I'll pass on that one to be honest. Lewis vs Justin Willis is a good test for Willis and with a lengthy stretch of time off, the Black Beast can maybe get his back right. Wouldn't be opposed to Mark Hunt vs Lewis II either. This is the last TUF of all time and it features HWs so might as well give them a HW fight too.
December 1st
Adelaide, Australia
Fight Night
Main Event: Israel Adesanya vs Derek Brunson
Co-Main Event: Alexander Volkanovski vs Josh Emmett
The Australian/Kiwi/NZ fighter's revolution is still off and popping. Right on time too as the UFC is heading to Australia in December with dudes like Tai Tuavasa, Dan Hooker, Alexander Volkanovski, Jessica Rose Clark and Israel Adesanya at the top of the run. RIGHT off the jump we've got a problem as Yoel Romero and Luke Rockhold are out of the division, Weidman and Costa are matched up, Jacare and Brunson are matched up and you've got Gastelum waiting on Whittaker. That in turn leads us to Adesanya vs Derek Brunson win or lose vs Shoeface. At this point I feel like Adesanya has been sped up so fast that it's basically a lock that he'll take on a Brunson type next. That brings us to the co-main where it's time for Volkanovski to get a bigger name. Dude's earned this shot. Volkanovski vs Emmett makes sense or even Volkanovski vs Lamas, Bektic or any of THOSE guys would be damn cool. Throw in Tai Tuavasa vs a fun punching bag and you've got one hell of a top three and Tyson Pedro vs Devin Clark too.
December 8th
Toronto, Canada
UFC 231
Main Event: Rose Namajunas vs Karolina Kowalkiewicz/Jessica Andrade winner
Co-Main Event: Junior Dos Santos vs Mark Hunt 2
Anderson Silva vs Uriah Hall
Stephen Thompson vs Gunnar Nelson
Jordan Mein vs Michael Chiesa
The UFC is going to try and give Toronto something special. This SEEMED on paper like the perfect spot to roll out the Whittaker vs Gaselum title fight but Rob is out into February. An interim fight here doesn't make much sense I guess. The best option is probably the most likely option and that's going to be a 115 lb title fight at the top of the bill. In the mean time and in between time, I'm a big fan of the idea of giving the strawweight division EVERY chance to succeed. Maybe a 115 lb title fight won't draw a major crowd on its own but JDS vs Mark Hunt 2 and Anderson Silva (!) makes for a damn fine balance of options across the board for a main card. Throw in two good WW fights plus every Canadian under the sun in the prelim spots and I think we're good to go here!
December 15th
Milwaukee, Wisconsin
UFC on Fox
Main Event: Alexander Gustafsson vs Luke Rockhold
Co-Main Event: Anthony Pettis vs Al Iaquinta
Outside of just popping a number for old time's sake, the UFC really has no incentive to do anything "big" here. It's a finale for Fox, one last chance for them and the UFC to put on a good show before Fox goes into bed with pro bowling and the UFC moves on to ESPN. The main event is a fine enough rebooking as Rockhold's debut at 205 vs Alexander Gustafsson still SEEMS like a pretty great idea. It's not a Milwaukee showcase without Anthony Pettis as the dude looks to continue his career rebuild at 155 lbs. I'm not entirely all in on yet on his return BUT I'm loving the idea of it. I ALMOST went with Mighty Mouse here vs Sergio Pettis as the main event but I don't know if that fight happens on Fox since there's really no major incentive for it to be on Fox. Throw in Mackenzie Dern vs Jessica Aguilar in a showcase fight/test for Dern and Edson Barboza vs David Teymur and we should be fine enough to go here.
December 29th
Las Vegas, Nevada
UFC 229
Main Event: Amanda Nunes vs Cris Cyborg
Co-Main Event: TJ/Cody loser vs Dominick Cruz
Carlos Condit vs Robbie Lawler
Cynthia Calvillo vs Michelle Waterson
Khalil Rountree vs Jimi Manuwa
And so we might as well end the year hot. With the final show in Vegas, it sure seems like some form of Nunes vs Cyborg is happening. In truth it's the biggest fight that WMMA can conjure up currently so I have no issue with that. Beyond that though? I think no fight is going to sell like that one will so you might as well support the undercard for thee last remaining WMMA anti-fans. Don't want to see Nunes vs Cyborg? Well how about a rematch of the best WW fight ever @ your mom about it? Lawler should be back by then and Condit has already said he wants one more go of it at 170 lbs. If ANY fight is going to get people up for one last final run, it's that one. TJ or Cody vs Dom Cruz buys us some time for Assuncao and company to maybe get a title fight in the interim. That and TJ vs Cruz 2 still has some high upside appeal to me. Calvillo vs Waterson may not appeal to everybody but Waterson is usually in a fun fight and I'm still high up on Calvillo's upside. Khalil Rountree probably fights four times between now and this show but I really think Rountree vs Manuwa can be a bonkers striking battle. Throw in Zhabit Magomedsharipov, Claudia Gadelha vs Felice Herrig, some combination of DWTCS guys, a HW fight of a high caliber and plenty of fake rumors about a second title fight and we're off to the races!
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Why Should You Hire A Fractional CFO For Life Sciences Financial Services?
No one can deny that life science companies may experience various financial challenges at the starting phase. While launching their offerings in the market, the companies need expert advice and adequate support.
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UFC Brasília será em março no ginásio Nilson Nelson
Depois de quatro anos, Brasília recebe no dia 14 de março, o Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC), um dos maiores eventos lutas do mundo. O público o MMA (Mixed Martial Arts) vai conferir 10 competições com atletas nacionais e internacionais. O ringue será montado no Ginásio Nilson Nelson e o principal duelo da noite será entre o peso-leve, o brasileiro Charles do Bronx e o americano Kevin Lee.
Charles do Bronx é o recordista de finalizações na história do UFC, com 13 no total, o brasileiro chega a Brasília com uma sequência de seis vitórias, sendo a última um nocaute sobre Jared Gordon, em novembro de 2019, em São Paulo. Já Kevin Lee, oitavo da divisão, foi escolhido como seu oponente no UFC Brasília. O americano, que tem no currículo vitórias sobre os brasileiros Edson Barboza e Francisco Massaranduba, vem de vitória por nocaute sobre Gregor Gillespie, em novembro.
“Estamos trazendo para a Capital Federal o maior evento de artes marciais mistas do mundo. O UFC Brasília terá lutas com astros nacionais e internacionais. Será um grande espetáculo esportivo que vai movimentar o turismo e desenvolver a economia local”, destacou o secretário de Esporte e Lazer, Leandro Cruz. Os ingressos já estão à venda.
Confira os duelos:
Kevin Lee x Charles “do Bronx” Oliveira
Demian Maia x Gilbert Durinho
Johnny Walker x Nikita Krylov
Jussier Formiga x Brandon Moreno
Amanda Ribas x Paige VanZant
Mayra Bueno x Maryna Moroz
Elizeu Zaleski x Aleksei Kunchenko
Francisco Massaranduba x John Makdessi
Rani Yahya x Enrique Barzola
Veronica Macedo x Bea Malecki
* Com informações da Secretaria de Esporte e Lazer
UFC Brasília será em março no ginásio Nilson Nelson publicado primeiro em https://www.agenciabrasilia.df.gov.br
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Birthdays 8.15
Beer Birthdays
Adam Eulberg (1835)
Christian Benjamin Feigenspan (1844)
Charles D. Goepper (1860)
Christine Celis (1962)
Five Favorite Birthdays
Julia Child; chef, writer (1912)
Stieg Larsson; Swedish writer (1954)
Jennifer Lawrence; actor (1990)
Oscar Peterson; Canadian jazz pianist (1925)
Walter Scott; Scottish poet, writer (1771)
Famous Birthdays
Ben Affleck; actor (1972)
Tommy Aldridge; drummer (1950)
Ethel Barrymore; actor (1879)
Leonard Baskin; sculptor (1922)
Marion Bauer; composer (1882)
Robert Bolt; English playwright, screenwriter (1924)
Napoleon Bonaparte; French emperor, soldier (1769)
Estelle Brody; silent film actress (1900)
Jim Brothers; sculptor (1941)
Jan Brzechwa; Polish author and poet (1898)
Bobby Byrd; singer-songwriter (1934)
Bobby Caldwell; singer-songwriter (1951)
Cadence Carter; pornstar (1996)
Lillian Carter; Jimmy Carter's mother (1898)
Judy Cassab; Austrian-Australian painter (1920)
Samuel Coleridge-Taylor; English composer (1875)
Tom Colicchio; chef (1962)
Charles Comiskey; baseball player and manager (1859)
Leslie Comrie; New Zealand astronomer (1893)
Mike Connors; actor (1925)
Gerty Cori; Czech-American biochemist and physiologist (1896)
Walter Crane; English artist (1845)
Jim Dale; English actor (1935)
Abby Dalton; actress (1932)
Louis de Broglie; French physicist (1892)
Régine Deforges; French author (1935)
Thomas de Quincey; English writer (1785)
Linda Ellerbee; television journalist (1944)
Edna Ferber; writer (1885)
Eliza Lee Cabot Follen; writer (1787)
Huntz Hall; actor (1919)
Signe Hasso; Swedish-American actress (1915)
Richard F. Heck; chemist (1931)
Bobby Helms; singer (1933)
Natasha Henstridge; actor (1974)
Wendy Hiller; actor (1912)
Wolfgang Hohlbein; German author (1953)
Stix Hooper; jazz drummer (1938)
Jacques Ibert; French composer (1890)
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Tom Johnston; singer-songwriter and guitarist (1948)
Julius Katchen; pianist and composer (1926)
George Klein; Canadian inventor of the motorized wheelchair (1904)
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Trombones in the Tchaikovsky Competition
Trombones in the Tchaikovsky Competition
These are the finalists in the first-ever trombone offshoot of the International Tchaikovsky Competition:
Akman Tolga / Turkey
Buchanan Michael William / UK
Benoît Dehaine / France
Di Mario Diego / Italy
Koch Kelton James / USA
Krylov Dmitry / Russia
Kusnierek Guilhem / France
Lang Tobias / Switzerland
Lobikov Aleksey / Russia
Nicholas Platoff / USA
Romero John / USA
Steiner Peter / Italy
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UFC Moscow Final Results UFC News
Who were the winners at UFC Fight Night: Hunt vs Oleinik? Click below to get the results for all the fights at Olimpiyskiy Arena in Moscow, Russia on Saturday, September 15th, 2018. Hunt vs Oleinik | Blachowicz vs Krylov | Arlovski vs Abdurakhimov | Kunchenko vs Alves | Murtazaliev vs Dollaway | Yan vs Soo Son | Khabilov vs Johnson | Taisumov vs Green | Ankalaev vs Prachnio | Yandiev vs Johnson | Emeev vs Sekulic| Dvalishvili vs Ware UFC Fight Night: Hunt vs Oleinik main card Action starts at 2 pm ET on UFC Fight Pass Main event: Mark Hunt vs Aleksei Oleinik All respect. #UFCMoscow pic … Read the Full Article Here
from UFC News http://www.ufc.com/news/UFC-Moscow-Live-Results
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Resultados UFC Fight Night 136: Aleksei Oleinik derrota a Mark Hunt
Resultados #UFC Fight Night 136: Aleksei Oleinik derrota a Mark Hunt
El sábado, 15 de septiembre, UFC debuto en Rusia, presentándose en el Estadio Olímpico en Moscú para la cartelera de UFC Fight Night 136: Hunt contra Oleinik.
Resultados UFC Fight Night 136:
Aleksei Oleinik derrota a Mark Hunt por sumisión en el primer round a los 4:26 Jan Blachowicz derrota a Nikita Krylov por sumisión en el segundo round a los 2:41 Shamil Abdurakhimov derrota a Andrei Arlovsk…
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UFC Fight Night Moscow Official Weigh In Results UFC News
Below are the official weigh-in results for UFC Fight Night Moscow, which takes place at Olimpiyskiy Arena Center in Moscow, Russia live Saturday on UFC Fight Pass. Mark Hunt takes on Aleksei Oleinik in a heavyweight showdown main event with the card starting at 10:30am/7:30am ETPT.Main EventUFC Heavyweight Bout, 5 Rounds Mark Hunt (265) vs Aleksei Oleinik (235)Main Card, 2pm/11am ETPTJan Blachowicz (205) vs Nikita Krylov (205)Andrei Arlovski (224) vs Shamil Abdurakhimov (256)Aleksei Kunchenko (170) vs Thiago Alves (171)Prelims, 10:30 am/7:30 am ETPTKhalid Murtazaliev (185) vs CB Dollaway ... Read the Full Article Here
from UFC News http://www.ufc.com/news/UFC-Fight-Night-Moscow-Official-Weigh-In-Results
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