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UFC on FOX 17 results: Karolina Kowalkiewicz outworks Randa Markos for decision

Karolina Kowalkiewicz

ORLANDO, Fla. – Karolina Kowalkiewicz took a little time to find her groove in her UFC debut, but once she found it that meant trouble for Randa Markos.

Kowalkiewicz (8-0 MMA, 1-0 UFC) was the sharper fighter on the feet, and even used a late Markos (5-3 MMA, 1-2 UFC) takedown attempt to dominate on the mat, earning Kowalkiewicz a unanimous decision victory with scores of…

UFC on FOX 17 results: Nik Lentz outworks Danny Castillo for split-decision win

Nik Lentz

ORLANDO, Fla. – In an entertaining lightweight scrap, Nik Lentz outworked Danny Castillo over the course of three rounds to earn a split-decision win.

The lightweight bout was part of today’s UFC on FOX 17 preliminary card at Amway Center in Orlando, Fla. It aired on FOX Sports 1 following early prelims on UFC Fight Pass and ahead of the FOX-televised main card.

Castillo started on…

So, Outworks was over all a pretty good show. I really enjoyed the different stories even the one about the two gay high school boys that was alot like a bad yoai. My only issue was with the story featuring the only bisexual character in the whole show.

The basic plot of the story was two socialites are having an affair, Brent and Deirdre. Deirdre is married to this guy named Johnny who loves her a lot, but works a lot and she feels neglected which drives her to have an affair with Brent. Brent (the bisexual) is in a relationship with Connor another socialite businessman who works with johnny.Brent feels smothered by Connor and constantly cheats on him. Connor walks in on Brent and Deirdre, which causes a fight between him and Brent. This then causes a fight between Brent and Deirdre who is upset with the way Brent treats Connor (what a hypocrite). She then tries to end her relationship with Brent who becomes angry about it and pins her to the bed yelling at her. The short basically ends with Deirdre telling Brent she never wants to see him again.

TCP / IP is a set of protocols that supports groups of separate networks and enables them to connect locally (on the computers in their physical neighborhood) and facilitate the delivery of connect to remote systems (a system is not part of their local network). The protocols are standard procedures governing the transmission of data between computers (WordNet ® 2.0, © 2003 Princeton University). TCP / IP was designed by the U.S. government to be able to support huge networks and still survive a crisis like a nuclear attack. TCP / IP is re-routable (in conjunction with appropriate equipment) even if the different parts of the network down, other computers can still communicate. TCP / IP is a distinct group of many individual protocols that work together and is often called TCP / IP. These protocols handle many different tasks, most of whom work in the background and requires no custom configuration of the average user. This protocol suite is installed on almost all modern networks (even a small home network two computers) and that is what makes the Internet possible. Each time you check your e-mail or browse to a page you use TCP / IP. The main parts of individual and separate TCP / IP Internet protocol (IP), Address Resolution Protocol (ARP) and Transmission Control Protocol (TCP). IP performs the task of getting packets of data from one system to another. TCP control individual sessions to ensure that all data is sent to the right place on the receiving system. To understand the term TCP / IP major individual processes must be defined with their relation to the whole system and computer equipment. Internet Protocol (IP) is responsible for giving each host system or a unique name or IP address. The information is moved across the network using unique IP addresses of both systems for sending and receiving. An IP address consists of four numbers separated by periods for each value between 0 and 255. For example, 128.223.116.2 is a valid IP address. Domain Name Service (DNS) is a process which corresponds to the English names to IP addresses. Whenever you type in a domain name (like http://www.google.com) in your browser like a series of computers makes up the IP address of the system, then your computer uses the TCP / IP to connect. Address Resolution Protocol (ARP) works in the background of TCP / IP and is used in the LAN (PC segment in the same physical space interconnected) for each computer to broadcast a request for information to all other systems within individual local network. In response to this multi-cast each computer responds with the physical address of their network hardware. ARP is what connects the IP address configurable physical network hardware address (MAC address). It is important to note that in the local network of each individual system sends queries to all other individual systems. Thus, if the LAN is too great, the traffic generated from all requests for individual addresses slows the flow of information. When a computer wants to send a message to a system outside its local network, it sends the request to a gateway. A gateway is a piece of material with at least two network connections that blocks local ARP packets and forward together with all other gateways on the network. Gateways to store information on systems that are on the LAN. They also know where to forward the information sent to remote systems. If a system wants to send information to a local computer, it uses ARP, but if she wants to send information to a remote system, it transmits the information to the gateway. Through a process of routing and rerouting, the information arrives at its destination specified which can be thousands of miles away and can pass through many gateways in the process. TCP / IP uses a value called a subnet mask to distinguish between the local IP address system and those remote computers. IP addresses are divided and distributed in blocks of addresses called the network ID. They play in the configuration of TCP / IP and a number you've probably seen before. (In a Windows environment, you can view the Properties window in TCP / IP box below the details of network connection) Transmission Control Protocol (TP) gives each packet of information sent over the network a number called a port which specifies what application to provide information for once it is received. Different data types have specific TCP port numbers to the title. For more security, port numbers can be blocked (firewall accomplishes this task) do not allow applications that could run malicious programs to execute the information sent over the network. TCP / IP works very effectively. All computers on the network are configured with an IP address or number to identify their location on the network. Each system sends individual requests for help (ARP) for all other individual systems on the LAN. Each computer stores the individual address networking equipment and information to directly communicate with any computer in its physical location. When a computer wants to communicate with a system outside of its local area, it sends the request to an IP gateway, which is a piece of hardware that works in conjunction with all other gateways to route the request to the right place. IP addresses and subnet masks have specific ranges of values that tell computers and gateways which information is to travel to the region and what needs to be routed to a new location. Domain names are representations in English which are translated into IP addresses. Once the information is sent to the correct recipient, the receiving computer reads a specific port number (sent with the data) that specifies the application that must read the information. On modern networks of these tasks is performed automatically without any direct intervention by the average user.

"Christian Rock", a title often scoffed at the traditional rock artists, enthusiasts and critics alike is gaining popularity and stamping its place as a sort after genre for the young generation of head-banging, mosh-pitting gurus! Did not Christian rock die a couple of years ago, you ask? Christian rock music is growing faster than ever before with Daily News of Christian rock music, new artists and albums streaming across the Internet and pumping the airways continuously every day. So where did this God Rock come from? I mean this is new right? This type of rock music was not around 20 years ago was that? Well I do not believe it until recently, the reality Christian music or should I say Christian rock music has been around apparently from the beginning of creation! So why do it today all the time? Where were they hiding and what happened to the voice of damnation for those participating in anything other than a church hymn or Sunday school choir? Well chastity belt of today's Christian rock is alive and well. There are many religious organizations who oppose this form of music, I will talk more about this opposition later. Most Christians are in this "movement" feeling that Christian rock music is another way to reach people with the importance of the Christian faith. So why the controversy?, What's so different about Non-Christian rock music in comparison to Christian rock? Many have asked this question and instead of quoting Mr. Bob Dylan "the answer is blowing in the wind", I thought I would investigate further and check the facts and see why there is so much "resistance" to the sounds of "thumping grace" ;. After reviewing many rock & heavy metal music bands and performances and then compared them with their Christian counterparts, I saw a difference but not many! The stage performance was very similar with the exception of non-Christian heavy metal revealing more of a dark or sadistic side at times in general there was little if any change in production or presentation from Christian rock to standard or non-Christian music. The only real difference I could find was the lyrical content, with Christian rock music quoting words from the Bible and preaching family values. So why was Christian rock music active in as many years, seemingly hiding in the shadows from more conservative members of the Christian community? Well apparently they have not sought refuge in some dark cave at all, it's just that I think many people do not even know they were around back then! Good old fashioned Christian rock bands like Petra, Stryper, Good Blood, White Cross and Tourniquet have been rocking Christians and secular music fans in both generations. Voice rock damnation is still screaming louder than ever in some Christian circles but seemingly falling on deaf ears of a Christian Rocker community that grows bigger every day. As opposed to this Christian liberation? Who else but other Christians! It seems some parts of which have not advanced to today's modern sounds are Bible bashing these Christian rock music enthusiasts with eternal consequences for their "lack of understanding". The most dramatic example I came across was the Seventh Day Adventist (SDA) church who proclaim that Christian rock music is quote "Devil music". SDA church preach that all rock music has been "beating the devil" borrowed from primitive heathen rituals, beating in line with the body's "natural rhythms". I had difficulty understanding that someone could think this way at first, but it is really true and they are very serious about the eradication of all rock music, or anything else for that matter that has a drum beat!