UFC 144 results

This fight reeked of matchmaking designed to give fans at the arena two big men to gawk at while they tried to take each other's heads off. And when it comes to Kongo and Hunt, two kickboxers with big power and solid chins, that's exactly what UFC was promising.
Main Card
Benson Henderson def. Frankie Edgar via unanimous decision
Ryan Bader def. Quinton Jackson via unanimous decision
Mark Hunt def. Cheick Kongo via first-round TKO
Jake Shields def. Yoshihiro Akiyama via unanimous decision
Tim Boetsch def. Yushin Okami via third-round TKO
Hatsu Hioki def. Bart Palaszewski via unanimous decision
Anthony Pettis def. Joe Lauzon via first-round KO

Undercard
Takanori Gomi def. Eiji Mitsuoka via second-round TKO
Vaughan Lee def. Norifumi Yamamoto via submission (armbar)
Riki Fukuda def. Steve Cantwell via unanimous decision
Chris Cariaso def. Takeya Mizugaki by unanimous decision
Issei Tamura def. Tiequan Zhang via second-round KO

Sophia Cahill, Pregnant Model, Walks Runway Nude At London Fashion Week

Sophia Cahill was among several nude models at Robyn Coles' show at London Fashion Week, but one thing made her stand out: her pregnant belly.

The model and former Miss Wales strutted down the catwalk eight months pregnant and wearing nothing but a green hat at the Feb. 21 show.
A heavily pregnant former Miss Wales Sophia Cahill opened a show with a difference at London Fashion Week as she walked the catwalk completely nude.

Pontypool model Sophia Cahill, who is due to give birth to her second child in less than two months, sauntered down the runway for Welsh milliner Robyn Coles’ debut show in the capital and was a picture of confidence as she braved an intimate showing at an off-schedule event in a studio in the capital’s Shoreditch.

As an unknown designer you have to find ways of getting people to your show. I wanted to use different models and different sizes. I'm a big believer in that. With accessories like hats it doesn't mater what size or shape you are.'
In the show Cahill sported three peacock blue hats, all with blue and maroon adornments.
Coles said: 'All the hats are felt for autumn/winter so they are ideal for winter weddings and races. Winter hats don't have to be monochrome.'
The designer would not confirm if her future shows would feature fully nude models, merely saying: 'I've got loads of stupid ideas for next time.'

Man Pushing Woman Into Live Tube Rail

You hunt police a man who was caught on CCTV, knocking a young woman on a living pipe trace.  The film materials shows the man to push the 23 year old violent from the platform at Leicester of quadratic station.  Supernatural it avoids the living rail, and it creates to chop to security before a northern line train arrives.  The film materials shows a man, nominally the friend of the woman, seizing the aggressor.  While the two men to the ground in a headlock fall, passersby drag the girl to security.  The attack has five months ago, on Fridays 16 Sept, 2011 taken place, and the film materials is of the British carrier police brought out become new after it underground marked in a new picture report around the London.  Man bumps woman into live railroad trace at Leicester square, London, England, one of the most busied U railway stations on the underground of London.  Obviously the woman earlier had given it some grief and insisted on pursuit it along the platform.  Do typical woman; it never know only if to abandon, not aware?  Goods will know it better for next time.  You yet seek police the unknown aggressor.  The shocking moment, that is shot down this an insane commuter an obviously accidental attack on a woman - knocking it on to the traces of the London underground.  Victim of old the 23 years on a short conversation with the beater and the following of a banal row over the hat of the man struck has, turned he and pushed it on to the rails onto the northern line at Leicester square.

Danica Patrick Crash

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Argentine train slams into station, killing 49

The first two cars were packed as usual for the morning rush, so tightly that people stood pressed flesh to flesh, sandwiched between bicycles and the few seats, many without so much as a strap to hold onto.
This train didn't lurch, though. It had trouble stopping at all, overshooting platform after platform and missing at least one station entirely as it rushed toward the end of the line.
The train didn't come to a halt until it had slammed into a metal barrier at Buenos Aires' Once station. With eight cars carrying a mass of steel and humanity -- more than 1,200 people on board -- the momentum was devastating. Forty-nine people were killed and 600 were injured.
Transportation Secretary Juan Pablo Schiavi said the cause of the accident was unclear.

"The train entered (the station) at the regular speed. That's the part where the accident happens, the mystery or the responsibility. We don't know what happened in the last 40 meters. The operator was at his post and the train did not stop," Schiavi said.

The accident's cause has not been determined and "investigative tasks are being conducted", Transporte de Buenos Aires, or TBA, which operates the train service, said in a statement.

Railway union leaders said the train involved in the accident was a 40-year-old or 50-year-old unit, adding that Argentina's railroad system was antiquated and lacked investment and maintenance.

Video cameras at the station took footage of the crash, showing the second car crushing the first and trapping dozens of people inside.

"We were getting ready to get off because the train was slowing down and we felt a sudden jolt and the second car looked like it was going to envelope the first one. The people around me were mashed together," a survivor who identified himself only as Marcelo said.

"Thank God that I can tell the story," the survivor, who was riding in the first car, said.

"I was standing and everybody fell down, everybody was desperate, we all wanted to get out, but we couldn't. It was like an earthquake," a female commuter said.

More than 100 ambulances and two helicopters took part in the rescue operation, transporting the injured to hospitals around the city.

Rescue teams worked for more than four hours at the station, cutting the tops of the train cars to reach victims.
Union leaders said there has been a failure to invest in new trains or upgrade old ones with modern safety equipment.

The train's last recorded speed was about 25 kilometres per hour.

"That's a very slow speed" for so many casualties, University of Southern California engineering professor Naj Meshkati told The Associated Press. "It's important to look at the age of the cars."

BARACK OBAMA SINGS AGAIN! I've Got a Bad Case OF THE BLUES!

Once again President Brack Obama Sing a Song Really Its awesome song and all Member Enjoy This Song .Barack Obama once again proved he's the most qualified candidate in the field ... TO SING ... 'cause El President once again flexed his voice during an impromptu blues session with B.B. King -and it was AWESOME!

It all went down at an event at the White House last night ... when Obama went to thank King and Mick Jagger for performing ... and Buddy Guy talked Obama into joining the gang on stage.

Then -- the guy who impressed with Al Green's "Let's Stay Together" -- began singing along to "Sweet Home Chicago" ... and KILLED IT.

And as the band played him off, Barack and Michelle made their exit ... like frickin' rockstars.]

Pussy Riot, Russian All-Girl Punk Band, Surprises Moscow Cathedral With Performance (VIDEO)

Visitors to Moscow's Christ the Savior Cathedral today were shocked by a surprise visit from a Russian feminist punk band "Pussy Riot," whose members eluded security long enough to put on a five-minute performance near the church's altar,
Four members of the all-girl punk band, dressed in their usual outfits of brightly-colored mini-dresses and masks, rushed the cathedral and managed to play for a few minutes before security guards escorted them from the building, according to Russian news site Izvestiya.

"It lasted no more than five minutes and then it was over," blogger Alexander Kashin told Russian news site Gazeta.ru. "It was right inside the building, in front of the altar. As soon as they started to perform, guards came from all sides, starting to grab them and trying to chase them out by yelling at them."