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The launch of the magazine the Standout at University House on the University of the Fraser Valley's Abbotsford campus today.
Rick Collins Photographer - UFV
Former amateur standout, Gary “Mr.” Russell Jr. (20W-0-12KO’s) put on yet another remarkable performance as he went on to destroy tough Mexican pugilist, Christopher Perez (23W-3L-14KO’s) in just three rounds. After a very cautious first round, the speed and power of Russell would prove to be the difference. A beautiful left-right combination would send Perez sprawling to the canvas at the end of the second round. Although Perez arose to beat the count and survive the second round, it seemed only a matter of time before Russell put an abrupt end to things. The third round began with Perez being dropped immediately by a devastating left hand. Russell would drop Perez twice more with concussive combinations en route to another tremendous victory. Veteran referee Pat Russell would end the action at 1:41 of the third to save Perez from any more unnecessary punishment.
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Amol G. from Standout Entertainment's annual Scorpio Birthday Bash - November 12th, 2011 (at Faces nightclub in Toronto)
Amol G. from Standout Entertainment's annual Scorpio Birthday Bash - November 12th, 2011 (at Faces nightclub in Toronto)
Amol G. from Standout Entertainment's annual Scorpio Birthday Bash - November 12th, 2011 (at Faces nightclub in Toronto)
The launch of the magazine the Standout at University House on the University of the Fraser Valley's Abbotsford campus today.
Rick Collins Photographer - UFV
Team GD expands somewhat on the morning of day 30, welcoming celebrity vet Marc Abraham at The Royal Pavilion. Team GD even met Brighton and Hove Mayor, Cllr Denise Cobb.
Amol G. from Standout Entertainment's annual Scorpio Birthday Bash - November 12th, 2011 (at Faces nightclub in Toronto)
Amol G. from Standout Entertainment's annual Scorpio Birthday Bash - November 12th, 2011 (at Faces nightclub in Toronto)
Amol G. from Standout Entertainment's annual Scorpio Birthday Bash - November 12th, 2011 (at Faces nightclub in Toronto)
Amol G. from Standout Entertainment's annual Scorpio Birthday Bash - November 12th, 2011 (at Faces nightclub in Toronto)
The launch of the magazine the Standout at University House on the University of the Fraser Valley's Abbotsford campus today.
Rick Collins Photographer - UFV
Amol G. from Standout Entertainment's annual Scorpio Birthday Bash - November 12th, 2011 (at Faces nightclub in Toronto)
The launch of the magazine the Standout at University House on the University of the Fraser Valley's Abbotsford campus today.
Rick Collins Photographer - UFV
The launch of the magazine the Standout at University House on the University of the Fraser Valley's Abbotsford campus today.
Rick Collins Photographer - UFV
The launch of the magazine the Standout at University House on the University of the Fraser Valley's Abbotsford campus today.
Rick Collins Photographer - UFV
Amol G. from Standout Entertainment's annual Scorpio Birthday Bash - November 12th, 2011 (at Faces nightclub in Toronto)
Amol G. from Standout Entertainment's annual Scorpio Birthday Bash - November 12th, 2011 (at Faces nightclub in Toronto)
Amol G. from Standout Entertainment's annual Scorpio Birthday Bash - November 12th, 2011 (at Faces nightclub in Toronto)
Amol G. from Standout Entertainment's annual Scorpio Birthday Bash - November 12th, 2011 (at Faces nightclub in Toronto)
On 09/12/2016, the Pittsburgh Steelers travel to FedEx Field in Hyattsville Maryland to take on the Washington Redskins on Monday Night Football at 7:10pm.
LANDOVER, Md. -- The Washington Redskins wanted to see more from quarterback Kirk Cousins this season. Could he repeat his success from 2015? One game in -- a 38-16 loss to the Pittsburgh Steelers on Monday night -- and all he and the Redskins repeated was a disturbing trend from last season: the failure to beat a really good team.
It’s not all on Cousins, of course. Not even close. But save for one drive, Cousins didn’t look particularly sharp. He was off on throws, lofted a touch pass into coverage that was intercepted, and failed to produce in the red zone. Meanwhile, Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger was delivering big passes to standout receiver Antonio Brown on fourth-down plays -- and a lot of other ones, for that matter.
You can’t write off a season on one game, nor can you make a grand judgment, either. But there’s no doubt Cousins and the offense needed a better start against a defense that struggled versus the pass in 2015 -- and didn’t make any major improvements.
Cousins completed 30 of 42 passes for 329 yards and two interceptions. When the Redskins were inside the Steelers’ 30, they failed to convert when it mattered except for one series. Those early failures set a bad tone for the night.
The Redskins definitely have the firepower offensively, and early in the game they did a good job of using a variety of personnel packages and featuring different targets. But they never got the run game going; they were slowed too much by one penalty and when they had chances to get up early, they settled for two field goals and not touchdowns. It was a little bit like the Green Bay playoff loss last season; a good team comes roaring back after the Redskins don’t capitalize on early chances.
This game is not a death sentence for the Redskins. But it is a telling one. The Redskins still have enough to compete in the NFC East. They still can win nine games. But Monday is the sort of measuring-stick game the Redskins needed to have. The same is true of Cousins. They didn’t live up to it; neither did he.
That’s not to blame a 22-point loss on one side of the ball. The defense, as was the case last season, could not stop the run or get off the field on key plays. Corner Bashaud Breeland had a bad night after an early interception.
But more was expected from the offense. It failed to deliver. This game will lead to some early introspection, but one thing the Redskins showed last season was great resiliency.
Amol G. from Standout Entertainment's annual Scorpio Birthday Bash - November 12th, 2011 (at Faces nightclub in Toronto)
EXOTIC EASTER FARE
Easter brunch at 1911 on 5th April 2015
Easter specials at La Baguette till 5th April 2015
Easter Sunday is upon us and it brings along a plethora of dining options in the city. 1911 at the classy Imperial is having an Easter Brunch this Sunday and going by the food I sampled there yesterday, is unmissable.
Other than the traditional Easter grub, Chef Vishal has laid out many Mediterranean dishes that liven up the menu. There is a pineapple Gazpacho is a refreshing departure from the tomato base and the smoked paprika gives it a spicy kick.
One of my favourite dishes will be the Prawn Escabeche. Again a departure from ceviche, this flavourful dish has a special blend of flavours in the marinade, giving it a deliciously sharp tang.
For the vegetarians, I will recommend the stuffed artichokes. These are high quality spanish artichoke hearts covered in a delicious spinach filling. Creamy and flavourful this will satiate most meat lovers too.
I loved the lamb chops on polenta. The braising (as opposed to just roasting) makes the lamb deliciously moist. I must write about the polenta as even on its own it was smashing. Tossed in just some parmesan and olive oil it highlighted Chef Vishal's philosophy of rustic, simply cooked but delicious dishes.
The other two standouts were the Confit of chicken and the Veg lasagne. The chicken was moist beyond belief and combine that with streaks of perfectly cooked bacon made the dish very special indeed.
Among the many desserts, the macaroons were truly special. I'd be hard pressed to find better macaroons in the city, an absolute treat. For chocolate lovers there is the chocolate verrine, basically a superb chocolate mousse with a dark chocolate syrup spooned on top. Sinful and indulgent, this kind of stuff is what Easter is made up of.
Executive Chef Vishal Atreya is planning to have a spread of nearly 70 delectable dishes so round up your family (or brunch crew) and head here to get your fix of eggs, chocolate, leg of lamb and bloody Marys.
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Shivangi
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The launch of the magazine the Standout at University House on the University of the Fraser Valley's Abbotsford campus today.
Rick Collins Photographer - UFV
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Amol G. from Standout Entertainment's annual Scorpio Birthday Bash - November 12th, 2011 (at Faces nightclub in Toronto)
Amol G. from Standout Entertainment's annual Scorpio Birthday Bash - November 12th, 2011 (at Faces nightclub in Toronto)
Amol G. from Standout Entertainment's annual Scorpio Birthday Bash - November 12th, 2011 (at Faces nightclub in Toronto)
Tennis, played around the world, is a standout amongst the most prominent racket sports. A high number of competitions for aggressive tennis players may prompt to abuse wounds, for example, "tennis elbow" or wrist wounds. For non-focused tennis players, despicable or deficient physical and procedure preparing might be the reason for abuse wounds. Despite the fact that abuse wounds make up a huge lump of tennis wounds, the uplifting news is that such wounds can be avoided with nearly Tennis Injury Prevention Exercises with procedure and preparing schedules.
WHAT ARE COMMON INJURIES AND TREATMENTS?
Tennis Elbow
The injury most caught wind of is "tennis elbow," which is an abuse of the muscles that augment the wrist or twist it in reverse. Focusing on specialized segments, for example, hold measure and appropriate procedure can likewise keep this condition.
Shoulder Injuries
Shoulder abuse wounds are for the most part because of poor molding and quality of the rotator sleeve muscles. This for the most part creates torment with overhead movements, for example, serving. On the off chance that the agony continues, it can meddle with rest and other day by day exercises.
Flexing and augmenting the wrist against light resistance with a practice band three to four times each week may diminish torment and lessening wounds and one of Tennis Injury Prevention Exercises.
Stretch Fractures
20% of junior players endure stretch cracks, contrasted with only 7.5 percent of expert players. Push breaks are the consequence of expanding preparing too quickly. At the point when the muscles tire, more anxiety is put on the bone.
These wounds are preventable with appropriate quality and continuance preparing before broad tennis playing. Fitting footwear is additionally basic to avoiding stress breaks and one of Tennis Injury Prevention Exercises.
Muscle Strains
Muscle strains for the most part happen from snappy, sudden moves. A decent warm-up took after by legitimate extending can reduce muscle strains. The warm-up ought to incorporate a moderate run, bouncing jacks, or riding a bicycle at low power.
Try not to bob to extend; hold the extend 30 seconds or more. The best Tennis Injury Prevention Exercises is moving extends, for example, swinging your leg as far forward and in reverse or swinging your arms in circles and over your body. Legitimate extending ought to last no less than five minutes. These are some primary wounds and Tennis Injury Prevention Exercises for dodge them.
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Amol G. from Standout Entertainment's annual Scorpio Birthday Bash - November 12th, 2011 (at Faces nightclub in Toronto)