View allAll Photos Tagged second
(via proboxing-fans.com)
Fans were treated to an exciting night of action on March 25 at Fantasy Springs Resort Casino with the main event of the evening featuring “Relentless” Antonio Orozco (24-0, 16 KOs) of San Diego, Calif. by way of Tecate, Mexcio against Miguel Acosta (29-9-2, 39 KOs) of Philadelphia in a scheduled 10-round super welterweight fight. The fight had Orozco come in strong with two solid left hooks that sent Acosta to the canvas twice in the first round. A non-responsive Acosta had the doctor call off the fight, awarding Orozco a victory knockout at the 1:54 mark.
In the televised co-main event of the evening, Andrew “El Chango” Cancio (17-3-2, 13 KOs) of Blythe, Calif. made his debut as a Golden Boy Promotions fighter in a 10-round featherweight fight against former two division world champion Hugo “El Incredible” Cazares (40-9-2, 27 KOs) of Los Mochis, Sinaloa, Mexico. Cancio ambushed Cazares on the ropes and landed effective body shots in the first round. Cancio continued to dominate the fight as he knocked down Cazares in the third round. Cazares made the count and fought off Cancio throughout the exciting round; however at the 2:49 mark, Cazares’ corner call off the fight giving Cancio another technical knockout victory.
Indio, Calif.’s Marco Magdaleno (2-0, 1 KOs) made the televised broadcast on Estrella TV in a four-round lightweight event against Tijuana, Baja California, Mexico’s Luis Silva (2-7, 1 KOs). The active scrap saw the fighters go at each other with Magdaleno delivering a devastating blow to Silva at 1:29 mark of the second round to win the fight by knockout.
Part of the non-televised card but streaming live on Ring TV, Irish knockout artist Jason “El Animal” Quigley (10-0, 9 KOs) proved true to his rising stardom knocking out Freddy Lopez (10-4, 7 KOs) in the first round of their middleweight bout.
Opening up the night Jon Jon Dinong (2-0, 2 KO) of Los Angeles took on Jared Teer (2-6) of Olympia, WA in a scheduled four-round welterweight bout. Dinong and Teer kept-up a good pace exchanging blows throughout all four rounds of the bout. Towards the end of the fourth round, Dinong landed a right to Teer’s face that saw him hit the mat at the 2:10 mark of round missing the count, giving Dinong another knockout victory to add to his record.
Solar Panels are installed at the 2MW CoServ Solar Station in Krugerville, Texas. Photo by Ken Oltmann/CoServ.
(via proboxing-fans.com)
Fans were treated to an exciting night of action on March 25 at Fantasy Springs Resort Casino with the main event of the evening featuring “Relentless” Antonio Orozco (24-0, 16 KOs) of San Diego, Calif. by way of Tecate, Mexcio against Miguel Acosta (29-9-2, 39 KOs) of Philadelphia in a scheduled 10-round super welterweight fight. The fight had Orozco come in strong with two solid left hooks that sent Acosta to the canvas twice in the first round. A non-responsive Acosta had the doctor call off the fight, awarding Orozco a victory knockout at the 1:54 mark.
In the televised co-main event of the evening, Andrew “El Chango” Cancio (17-3-2, 13 KOs) of Blythe, Calif. made his debut as a Golden Boy Promotions fighter in a 10-round featherweight fight against former two division world champion Hugo “El Incredible” Cazares (40-9-2, 27 KOs) of Los Mochis, Sinaloa, Mexico. Cancio ambushed Cazares on the ropes and landed effective body shots in the first round. Cancio continued to dominate the fight as he knocked down Cazares in the third round. Cazares made the count and fought off Cancio throughout the exciting round; however at the 2:49 mark, Cazares’ corner call off the fight giving Cancio another technical knockout victory.
Indio, Calif.’s Marco Magdaleno (2-0, 1 KOs) made the televised broadcast on Estrella TV in a four-round lightweight event against Tijuana, Baja California, Mexico’s Luis Silva (2-7, 1 KOs). The active scrap saw the fighters go at each other with Magdaleno delivering a devastating blow to Silva at 1:29 mark of the second round to win the fight by knockout.
Part of the non-televised card but streaming live on Ring TV, Irish knockout artist Jason “El Animal” Quigley (10-0, 9 KOs) proved true to his rising stardom knocking out Freddy Lopez (10-4, 7 KOs) in the first round of their middleweight bout.
Opening up the night Jon Jon Dinong (2-0, 2 KO) of Los Angeles took on Jared Teer (2-6) of Olympia, WA in a scheduled four-round welterweight bout. Dinong and Teer kept-up a good pace exchanging blows throughout all four rounds of the bout. Towards the end of the fourth round, Dinong landed a right to Teer’s face that saw him hit the mat at the 2:10 mark of round missing the count, giving Dinong another knockout victory to add to his record.
This was the lead jet of the second pair of 31st FW Vipers to recover. The 555th FS has always carried the nickname of the 'Triple Nickel'.
Team members from the Bureau of Land Management, New Mexico, Carlsbad Field Office (CFO) conduct proper functioning condition (PFC's) assessments on the Black to analyze and document changes that are occurring to our riparian areas in the CFO. Activities such as grazing, road encroachment, upstream channelization, augmented flows, flow regulations, oil field water discharge, illegal leaks and spills ect. could all have an impact on these systems. The PFC assessment is used as a way to best manage the impairment. In some cases, we will build erosion control structures, plant woody vegetation, spray for unwanted vegetation like salt cedar. Having the ability to get the wildlife biologists, hydrologist, and range staff in the field together provides a diverse interpretation. Photos by Sherman Hogue, Bureau of Land Management, New Mexico
Team New Mexico poses for a team photo at the 26th Winston P. Wilson Sniper Championship at Ft. Chaffee Joint Maneuver Training Center, Ark. on April 27, 2017. On this day of the competition contenders take their final shot down range. (U.S. Air National Guard photo by Master Sgt. Jonathan Brizendine)
TWIN BRIDGES TRAINING AREA, South Korea -- Soldiers from Company D, 2nd Battalion, 9th Infantry (Mechanized), 1st Armored Brigade Combat Team, 2nd Infantry Division, exercised their force on force skills March 11, at Twin Bridges Training Area. The scenario involved seeking out and destroying enemy targets while minimizing friendly-force casualties. (U.S. Army Photos by Sgt. Samuel Northrup, 1ABCT)
Well it (a kitchen / washing unit) was already sold while we were still busy unpacking...
Most populair item: The toy kitchens!
Andrew Dickinson, Alan Li and Jeff Cwagenberg hang out in the chase vehicle during evening charge of day three of the 2017 Bridgestone World Solar Challenge.
Photo: Evan Dougherty/Assistant Multimedia Editor - University of Michigan - College of Engineering
The old Erie Canal frossed right through downtown Rochester New York. This is the Second Genesee Aqueduct, or the Broad Street Bridge, as it no longer is a canal but a road.
The art community in Second Life is a varied one. Fine art, outsider art, underground art, performance art and music are all mixed in with the technical aspects of programming and scripting.
Second Life is one of the first places to combine right and left brain thinkers into one fantastic execution of art and builds in a virtual reality.
The sophistication of the artist is apparent at several places on the SL grid. There are many places that rival my favorites, but these are my personal choices based on my reaction or how long it stayed with me.
The Apollo sim will always be my very favorite place, but here are two that just captured my head and heart. La Reve and pteron are included on my "to die for" list and of course, The A List!
Both are fantastic. Both are fabulously done with a flair that most of us who build, will never achieve. I also included a few stand-outs from Esperance, Nebulous's ArtHole installation, and also, the conceptual Muzik Haus.
Muzik Haus is included, not because of the build itself. That part is simple, but the concept itself is one that stays with me. Mr Widget is the dj and his party making mash-ups create a total ambiance that drives the performance itself.
He is my current favorite dj. He is a mash-up king. And he shares his knowledge with us so generously.
All these places and all these people... standing before you and your art, sometimes overwhelms me to a point of tears. The emotional connection I feel when I explore or listen is the reason why I believe that art equals life. For without art... life is a dreary place and that is no life for anyone.