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01/24 UFC 257: Poirier vs. McGregor 2 1d 21h
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12/03 Bellator 167: Caldwell vs. Taimanglo 2
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11/19 Bellator 165: Chandler vs. Henderson
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07/30 UFC 201: Lawler vs. Woodley
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12/12 UFC 194: Aldo vs. McGregor
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12/04 Bellator 147: Thomson vs. Villaseca
11/28 UFC Fight Night: Henderson vs. Masvidal
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11/15 UFC 193: Rousey vs. Holm
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10/23 Bellator 144: Galvao vs. Dantas 2
10/03 UFC 192: Cormier vs. Gustafsson
09/27 UFC Fight Night: Barnett vs. Nelson
09/25 Bellator 143: Warren vs. Davis
09/19 Bellator 142: Dynamite
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08/28 Bellator 141: Guillard vs. Girtz
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08/01 UFC 190: Rousey vs. Correia
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07/18 UFC Fight Night: Bisping vs. Leites
07/17 Bellator 140: Lima vs. Koreshkov
07/15 UFC Fight Night: Mir vs. Duffee
07/11 UFC 189: Mendes vs. McGregor
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06/26 Bellator 139: Kongo vs. Volkov
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06/13 UFC 188: Velasquez vs. Werdum
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05/30 UFC Fight Night: Condit vs. Alves
05/23 UFC 187: Johnson vs. Cormier
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05/15 Bellator 137: Halsey vs. Grove
04/25 UFC 186: Johnson vs. Horiguchi
04/18 UFC on Fox: Machida vs. Rockhold
04/10 Bellator 136: Brooks vs. Jansen
03/27 Bellator 135: Warren vs. Galvao 2
03/14 UFC 185: Pettis vs. dos Anjos
02/28 UFC 184: Rousey vs. Zingano
02/27 Bellator 134: The British Invasion
02/13 Bellator 133: Shlemenko vs. Manhoef
01/31 UFC 183: Silva vs. Diaz
01/24 UFC on Fox: Gus vs. Rumble
01/16 Bellator 132: Pitbull vs. Straus
01/03 UFC 182: Jones vs. Cormier
12/13 UFC on Fox: dos Santos vs. Miocic
12/06 UFC 181: Hendricks vs. Lawler 2
11/15 UFC 180: Werdum vs. Hunt
11/15 World Series of Fighting 15
10/25 UFC 179: Aldo vs. Mendes 2
09/27 UFC 178: Johnson vs. Cariaso
08/30 UFC 177: Dillashaw vs. Soto
08/29 ONE FC 19
07/26 UFC on Fox: Lawler vs. Brown
07/05 UFC 175: Weidman vs. Machida
06/14 UFC 174: Johnson vs. Bagautinov
05/31 The Ultimate Fighter Brazil 3 Finale
05/24 UFC 173: Barao vs. Dillashaw
04/26 UFC 172: Jones vs. Teixeira
04/19 UFC on Fox: Werdum vs. Browne
04/16 TUF Nations Finale
03/29 World Series of Fighting 9
03/15 UFC 171: Hendricks vs. Lawler
03/01 UFC Fight Night: Kim vs. Hathaway
02/22 UFC 170: Rousey vs. McMann
02/01 UFC 169: Barao vs. Faber 2
01/25 UFC on Fox: Henderson vs. Thomson
12/28 UFC 168: Weidman vs. Silva 2
12/14 UFC on Fox: Johnson vs. Benavidez 2
12/07 UFC Fight Night: Hunt vs. Bigfoot
11/16 UFC 167: St-Pierre vs. Hendricks
11/09 UFC Fight Night: Belfort vs. Henderson
11/06 UFC: Fight for the Troops 3
10/26 UFC Fight Night: Machida vs. Munoz
10/19 UFC 166: Velasquez vs. Dos Santos 3
10/09 UFC Fight Night: Maia vs. Shields
09/21 UFC 165: Jones vs. Gustafsson
09/13 Bellator 99
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08/31 UFC 164: Henderson vs. Pettis
08/28 UFC Fight Night: Condit vs. Kampmann 2
08/17 UFC Fight Night: Shogun vs. Sonnen
08/03 UFC 163: Aldo vs. Korean Zombie
07/27 UFC on Fox: Johnson vs. Moraga
07/06 UFC 162: Silva vs Weidman
06/15 UFC 161: Evans vs. Henderson
06/08 UFC on Fuel TV: Nogueira vs. Werdum
05/25 UFC 160: Velasquez vs. Bigfoot 2
05/18 UFC on FX: Belfort vs. Rockhold
04/27 UFC 159: Jones vs. Sonnen
04/20 UFC on Fox: Henderson vs. Melendez
04/06 UFC on Fuel TV 9
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03/03 UFC on Fuel TV: Silva vs. Stann
02/23 UFC 157: Rousey vs. Carmouche
02/16 UFC on Fuel TV: Barao vs. McDonald
02/02 UFC 156: Aldo vs. Edgar
01/26 UFC on Fox: Johnson vs. Dodson
01/19 UFC on FX: Belfort vs. Bisping
01/12 Strikeforce: Marquardt vs. Saffiedine
12/31 DREAM 18
12/29 UFC 155: Dos Santos vs. Velasquez 2
12/15 UFC on FX: Sotiropoulos vs. Pearson
12/08 UFC on Fox: Henderson vs. Diaz
11/17 UFC 154: St-Pierre vs. Condit
11/10 UFC on Fuel TV: Franklin vs. Le
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10/05 UFC on FX: Browne vs. Bigfoot
09/29 UFC on Fuel TV: Struve vs. Miocic
09/22 UFC 152: Jones vs. Belfort
08/18 Strikeforce: Rousey vs. Kaufman
08/11 UFC 150: Henderson vs. Edgar 2
08/04 UFC on Fox: Shogun vs. Vera
07/21 UFC 149 - Faber vs. Barao
07/14 Strikeforce: Rockhold vs. Kennedy
07/11 UFC on Fuel TV: Munoz vs. Weidman
07/07 UFC 148: Silva vs. Sonnen 2
06/23 UFC 147: Silva vs. Franklin 2
06/22 UFC on FX: Maynard vs. Guida
06/08 UFC on FX: Johnson vs. McCall
05/26 UFC 146: Dos Santos vs. Mir
05/19 Strikeforce: Barnett vs. Cormier
05/15 UFC on Fuel TV: Jung vs. Poirier
05/05 UFC on Fox: Diaz vs. Miller
04/21 UFC 145: Jones vs. Evans
04/14 UFC on Fuel TV: Nogueira vs. Gustafsson
03/03 UFC on FX: Alves vs. Kampmann
03/03 Strikeforce: Tate vs. Rousey
02/26 UFC 144: Edgar vs. Henderson
02/15 UFC on Fuel TV: Sanchez vs. Ellenberger
02/04 UFC 143: Diaz vs. Condit
01/28 UFC on Fox: Evans vs. Davis
01/20 UFC on FX: Guillard vs. Miller
01/14 UFC 142: Aldo vs. Mendes
01/07 Strikeforce: Rockhold vs. Jardine
12/31 Fight For Japan 2011
12/30 UFC 141: Lesnar vs. Overeem
12/17 Strikeforce: Melendez vs. Masvidal
12/10 UFC 140: Jones vs. Machida
11/19 UFC 139: Shogun vs. Henderson
11/12 UFC on Fox: Velasquez vs. Dos Santos
11/05 UFC 138: Leben vs. Muñoz
10/29 UFC 137: Penn vs. Diaz
10/08 UFC 136: Edgar vs. Maynard 3
10/01 UFC Live: Cruz vs. Johnson
09/24 UFC 135: Jones vs. Rampage
09/24 DREAM.17
09/10 Strikeforce: HW GP Semifinals
08/27 UFC Rio: Silva vs. Okami
08/14 UFC Live: Hardy vs. Lytle
08/06 UFC 133: Evans vs. Ortiz
07/30 Strikeforce: Fedor vs. Henderson
07/16 Dream: Japan GP Final
07/02 UFC 132: Cruz vs. Faber 2
06/26 UFC Live: Kongo vs. Barry
06/18 Strikeforce: Overeem vs. Werdum
06/11 UFC 131: Dos Santos vs. Carwin
05/29 DREAM. Fight for Japan!
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04/30 UFC 129: St-Pierre vs. Shields
04/09 Strikeforce: Diaz vs. Daley
03/26 UFC Fight Night: Nogueira vs. Davis
03/19 UFC 128: Shogun vs. Jones
03/05 Strikeforce: Feijao vs. Henderson
03/03 UFC Live: Sanchez vs. Kampmann
02/27 UFC 127: Penn vs. Fitch
02/12 Strikeforce: Fedor vs. Silva
02/05 UFC 126: Silva vs. Belfort
01/29 Strikeforce: Diaz vs. Cyborg
01/01 UFC 125: Resolution
12/31 Dynamite!! 2010
12/30 WVR Sengoku - Soul of Fight
12/16 WEC 53: Henderson vs. Pettis
12/11 UFC 124: St-Pierre vs. Koscheck 2
12/04 Strikeforce: Henderson vs. Babalu II
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10/30 WVR Sengoku 15
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09/15 UFC Fight Night: Marquardt vs. Palhares
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08/28 UFC 118: Edgar vs. Penn 2
08/21 Strikeforce: Houston
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08/07 UFC 117: Silva vs. Sonnen
08/01 UFC Live: Jones vs. Matyushenko
07/03 UFC 116: Lesnar vs. Carwin
06/26 Strikeforce: Fedor vs. Werdum
06/20 WEC 49: Varner vs. Shalorus
06/16 Strikeforce: Los Angeles
06/12 UFC 115: Liddell vs. Franklin
05/30 The Way of Shooto 3
05/29 UFC 114: Rampage vs. Evans
05/15 Strikeforce: Heavy Artillery
05/08 UFC 113: Machida vs. Shogun 2
04/25 Astra
04/24 WEC 48: Aldo vs. Faber
04/17 Strikeforce: Nashville
04/10 UFC 112: Invincible
03/31 UFC Fight Night: Florian vs. Gomi
03/27 UFC 111: St-Pierre vs. Hardy
03/21 UFC Live: Vera vs. Jones
03/06 WEC 47: Bowles vs. Cruz
02/20 UFC 110: Nogueira vs. Velasquez
02/06 UFC 109: Relentless
01/30 Strikeforce: Miami
01/11 UFC Fight Night: Maynard vs. Diaz
01/10 WEC 46: Varner vs. Henderson
01/02 UFC 108: Evans vs. Silva
12/19 WEC 45
12/19 Strikeforce: Evolution
12/12 UFC 107: Penn vs. Sanchez
11/21 UFC 106: Ortiz vs. Griffin 2
11/18 WEC 44: Brown vs. Aldo
11/14 UFC 105: Couture vs. Vera
11/07 Strikeforce: Fedor vs. Rogers
10/24 UFC 104: Machida vs. Shogun
10/10 WEC 43: Cerrone vs. Henderson
09/19 UFC 103: Franklin vs. Belfort
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Fri 10:59 Fri 04:59 Thu 18:59 - Thu 21:59
Strikeforce: Rousey vs. Kaufman Event locked
Saturday 2012-08-18 in San Diego, California, USA
Methods Rounds Both
Amplifier 7-2 78% -343 7-2-0 2/9 22% 2/9 22% 2/9 22%
Daigong 7-2 78% -343 7-2-0 3/9 33% 3/9 33% 3/9 33%
Stryfe 7-2 78% -343 7-2-0 6/9 67% 4/9 44% 4/9 44%
Yehat 7-2 78% -343 7-2-0 5/9 56% 5/9 56% 4/9 44%
Ekkivekki 6-3 67% -368 8-1-0 2/9 22% 2/9 22% 2/9 22%
Decisions 3 33%
T(KO)'s 3 33%
Submissions 3 33%
Fave/Dog wins
Favorites 7 78%
Dogs 2 22%
Loss Amanda Nunes 135 lb TKO (punches), R1 (0:48) UFC 207: Nunes vs. Rousey 2016-12-30 Paradise, Nevada, USA
Loss Holly Holm 135 lb KO (head kick and punches), R2 (0:59) UFC 193: Rousey vs. Holm 2015-11-15 Melbourne, Australia
Win Bethe Correia 135 lb KO (punches), R1 (0:34) UFC 190: Rousey vs. Correia 2015-08-01 Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Win Cat Zingano 135 lb Submission (straight armbar), R1 (0:14) UFC 184: Rousey vs. Zingano 2015-02-28 Los Angeles, California, USA
Win Alexis Davis 135 lb KO (strikes), R1 (0:16) UFC 175: Weidman vs. Machida 2014-07-05 Las Vegas, Nevada, USA
Win Sara McMann 135 lb TKO (knee to the body), R1 (1:06) UFC 170: Rousey vs. McMann 2014-02-22 Las Vegas, Nevada, USA
Win Miesha Tate 135 lb Submission (armbar), R3 (0:58) UFC 168: Weidman vs. Silva 2 2013-12-28 Las Vegas, Nevada, USA
Win Liz Carmouche 135 lb Submission (armbar), R1 (4:49) UFC 157: Rousey vs. Carmouche 2013-02-23 Anaheim, California, USA
Win Sarah Kaufman 135 lb Submission (armbar), R1 (0:54) Strikeforce: Rousey vs. Kaufman 2012-08-18 San Diego, California, USA
Win Miesha Tate 135 lb Submission (armbar), R1 (4:27) Strikeforce: Tate vs. Rousey 2012-03-03 Columbus, Ohio, USA
Favorite (-600 / 1.17) vs Sarah Kaufman
Underdog (+500 / 6.00)
Strikeforce Women's Bantamweight Championship (135 lb / 61 kg)
Winner: Ronda Rousey via Submission (armbar) in round 1 (0:54)
Amplifier Ronda Rousey via Decision
Daigong Ronda Rousey via Submission in round 1
Ekkivekki Ronda Rousey via Submission in round 1
"Armbar"
Stryfe Ronda Rousey via Submission in round 1
Yehat Ronda Rousey via Submission in round 1
Loss Valentina Shevchenko 135 lb Decision (split) UFC on Fox: Dos Anjos vs. Cerrone 2 2015-12-19 Orlando, Florida, USA
Loss Alexis Davis 135 lb Submission (armbar), R2 (1:52) UFC 186: Johnson vs. Horiguchi 2015-04-25 Montreal, Quebec, Canada
Win Leslie Smith 135 lb Decision (unanimous) TUF Nations Finale 2014-04-16 Quebec City, Quebec, Canada
No Contest Jessica Eye 135 lb NC UFC 166: Velasquez vs. Dos Santos 3 2013-10-19 Houston, Texas, USA
Loss Ronda Rousey 135 lb Submission (armbar), R1 (0:54) Strikeforce: Rousey vs. Kaufman 2012-08-18 San Diego, California, USA
Win Alexis Davis 135 lb Decision (majority) Strikeforce: Tate vs. Rousey 2012-03-03 Columbus, Ohio, USA
Loss Marloes Coenen 135 lb Submission (armbar), R3 (1:59) Strikeforce: Diaz vs. Noons 2 2010-10-09 San Jose, California, USA
- Kevin Holland 185 lb Upcoming fight UFC 256: Figueiredo vs. Moreno 2020-12-12 Las Vegas, Nevada, USA
Loss Jan Blachowicz 205 lb Decision (split) UFC Fight Night: Blachowicz vs. Jacare 2019-11-16 Sao Paulo, Brazil
Loss Jack Hermansson 185 lb Decision (unanimous) UFC Fight Night: Jacaré vs. Hermansson 2019-04-27 Sunrise, Florida, USA
Win Chris Weidman 185 lb KO (punch), R3 (2:46) UFC 230: Cormier vs. Lewis 2018-11-03 New York City, New York, USA
Loss Kelvin Gastelum 185 lb Decision (split) UFC 224: Nunes vs. Pennington 2018-05-12 Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Win Derek Brunson 185 lb TKO (head kick and punches), R1 (3:50) UFC on Fox: Jacare vs. Brunson 2 2018-01-27 Charlotte, North Carolina, USA
Loss Robert Whittaker 185 lb TKO (head kick and punches), R2 (3:28) UFC on Fox: Johnson vs. Reis 2017-04-15 Kansas City, Missouri, USA
Win Tim Boetsch 185 lb Submission (kimura), R1 (3:41) UFC 208: Holm vs. de Randamie 2017-02-11 Brooklyn, New York, USA
Win Vitor Belfort 185 lb TKO (punches), R1 (4:38) UFC 198: Werdum vs. Miocic 2016-05-14 Curitiba, Brazil
Loss Yoel Romero 185 lb Decision (split) UFC 194: Aldo vs. McGregor 2015-12-12 Las Vegas, Nevada, USA
Win Chris Camozzi 185 lb Submission (armbar), R1 (2:33) UFC on Fox: Machida vs. Rockhold 2015-04-18 Newark, New Jersey, USA
Win Gegard Mousasi 185 lb Submission (guillotine choke), R3 (4:30) UFC Fight Night 50 2014-09-05 Ledyard, Connecticut, USA
Win Francis Carmont 185 lb Decision (unanimous) UFC Fight Night 36 2014-02-15 Jaragua do Sul, Brazil
Win Yushin Okami 185 lb TKO (punches), R1 (2:47) UFC Fight Night: Teixeira vs. Bader 2013-09-04 Belo Horizonte, Brazil
Win Chris Camozzi 185 lb Submission (arm triangle choke), R1 (3:37) UFC on FX: Belfort vs. Rockhold 2013-05-18 Jaragua do Sul, Brazil
Win Ed Herman 194 lb Submission (kimura), R1 (3:10) Strikeforce: Marquardt vs. Saffiedine 2013-01-12 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, USA
Win Derek Brunson 185 lb KO (punches), R1 (0:41) Strikeforce: Rousey vs. Kaufman 2012-08-18 San Diego, California, USA
Win Bristol Marunde 185 lb Submission (arm triangle choke), R3 (2:43) Strikeforce: Tate vs. Rousey 2012-03-03 Columbus, Ohio, USA
Loss Luke Rockhold 185 lb Decision (unanimous) Strikeforce: HW GP Semifinals 2011-09-10 Cincinnati, Ohio, USA
Win Robbie Lawler 185 lb Submission (rear naked choke), R3 (2:00) Strikeforce: Diaz vs. Cyborg 2011-01-29 San Jose, California, USA
Win Tim Kennedy 185 lb Decision (unanimous) Strikeforce: Houston 2010-08-21 Houston, Texas, USA
Win Joey Villasenor 185 lb Decision (unanimous) Strikeforce: Heavy Artillery 2010-05-15 St. Louis, Missouri, USA
Win Matt Lindland 185 lb Submission (arm triangle choke), R1 (4:18) Strikeforce: Evolution 2009-12-19 San Jose, California, USA
No Contest Jason Miller 185 lb NC DREAM.9 2009-05-26 Yokohama, Japan
Loss Gegard Mousasi 185 lb KO (upkick), R1 (2:15) DREAM.6 2008-09-23 Saitama, Japan
Win Zelg Galesic 185 lb Submission (armbar), R1 (1:27) DREAM.6 2008-09-23 Saitama, Japan
Ronaldo Souza
Favorite (-500 / 1.20) vs Derek Brunson
Middleweight (185 lb / 84 kg)
Winner: Ronaldo Souza via KO (punches) in round 1 (0:41)
Amplifier Ronaldo Souza via Decision
Daigong Ronaldo Souza via Decision
Ekkivekki Ronaldo Souza via Decision
Stryfe Ronaldo Souza via Decision
Yehat Ronaldo Souza via Submission in round 1
Win Edmen Shahbazyan 185 lb TKO (punches), R3 (0:26) UFC Fight Night: Brunson vs. Shahbazyan 2020-08-01 Las Vegas, Nevada, USA
Win Ian Heinisch 185 lb Decision (unanimous) UFC 241: Cormier vs. Miocic 2 2019-08-17 Anaheim, California, USA
Win Elias Theodorou 185 lb Decision (unanimous) UFC Fight Night: Iaquinta vs. Cowboy 2019-05-04 Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
Loss Israel Adesanya 185 lb TKO (knees and punches), R1 (4:51) UFC 230: Cormier vs. Lewis 2018-11-03 New York City, New York, USA
Loss Ronaldo Souza 185 lb TKO (head kick and punches), R1 (3:50) UFC on Fox: Jacare vs. Brunson 2 2018-01-27 Charlotte, North Carolina, USA
Win Lyoto Machida 185 lb KO (punches), R1 (2:30) UFC Fight Night: Machida vs. Brunson 2017-10-28 Sao Paulo, Brazil
Win Daniel Kelly 185 lb KO (punches), R1 (1:16) UFC Fight Night: Lewis vs. Hunt 2017-06-11 Auckland, New Zealand
Loss Anderson Silva 185 lb Decision (unanimous) UFC 208: Holm vs. de Randamie 2017-02-11 Brooklyn, New York, USA
Loss Robert Whittaker 185 lb TKO (head kick and punches), R1 (4:07) UFC Fight Night: Whittaker vs. Brunson 2016-11-27 Melbourne, Australia
Win Uriah Hall 185 lb TKO (punches), R1 (1:41) UFC Fight Night: Poirier vs. Johnson 2016-09-17 Hidalgo, Texas, USA
Win Roan Carneiro 185 lb TKO (punches), R1 (2:38) UFC Fight Night: Cowboy vs. Cowboy 2016-02-21 Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA
Win Sam Alvey 185 lb TKO (punches), R1 (2:19) UFC Fight Night: Teixeira vs. OSP 2015-08-08 Nashville, Tennessee, USA
Win Ed Herman 185 lb TKO (punches), R1 (0:36) UFC 183: Silva vs. Diaz 2015-01-31 Las Vegas, Nevada, USA
Win Lorenz Larkin 185 lb Decision (unanimous) UFC 177: Dillashaw vs. Soto 2014-08-30 Sacramento, California, USA
Loss Yoel Romero 185 lb TKO (strikes), R3 (3:23) UFC Fight Night 35 2014-01-15 Duluth, Georgia, USA
Win Brian Houston 185 lb Submission (rear naked choke), R1 (0:48) UFC: Fight for the Troops 3 2013-11-06 Fort Campbell, Kentucky, USA
Win Chris Leben 185 lb Decision (unanimous) UFC 155: Dos Santos vs. Velasquez 2 2012-12-29 Las Vegas, Nevada, USA
Loss Ronaldo Souza 185 lb KO (punches), R1 (0:41) Strikeforce: Rousey vs. Kaufman 2012-08-18 San Diego, California, USA
Loss Rafael dos Anjos 170 lb Decision (unanimous) UFC Fight Night: Holm vs. Correia 2017-06-17 Kallang, Singapore
Loss Dong Hyun Kim 170 lb Decision (split) UFC 207: Nunes vs. Rousey 2016-12-30 Paradise, Nevada, USA
Loss Rick Story 170 lb Decision (unanimous) UFC Fight Night: Almeida vs. Garbrandt 2016-05-29 Las Vegas, Nevada, USA
Win Jake Ellenberger 170 lb Decision (unanimous) UFC on Fox: Johnson vs. Bader 2016-01-30 Newark, New Jersey, USA
Loss Rory MacDonald 170 lb TKO (punches), R3 (1:28) UFC Fight Night 54 2014-10-04 Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada
Win Hyun Gyu Lim 170 lb Decision (unanimous) UFC Fight Night 34 2014-01-04 Marina Bay, Singapore
Win Nate Marquardt 170 lb Decision (unanimous) Strikeforce: Marquardt vs. Saffiedine 2013-01-12 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, USA
Win Roger Bowling 170 lb Decision (unanimous) Strikeforce: Rousey vs. Kaufman 2012-08-18 San Diego, California, USA
Win Tyler Stinson 170 lb Decision (split) Strikeforce: Rockhold vs. Jardine 2012-01-07 Las Vegas, Nevada, USA
Win Scott Smith 170 lb Decision (unanimous) Strikeforce: Fedor vs. Henderson 2011-07-30 Hoffman Estates, Illinois, USA
Win Brock Larson 170 lb Decision (unanimous) Shark Fights 13: Jardine vs. Prangley 2010-09-11 Amarillo, Texas, USA
Loss Dong-sik Yoon 185 lb Decision (split) DREAM.12 2009-10-25 Osaka, Japan
Win Seichi Ikemoto 168 lb Decision (unanimous) DREAM.10 2009-07-20 Saitama, Japan
Tarec Saffiedine
Favorite (-290 / 1.34) vs Roger Bowling
Welterweight (170 lb / 77 kg)
Winner: Tarec Saffiedine via Decision (unanimous)
Amplifier Tarec Saffiedine via Decision
Daigong Tarec Saffiedine via Decision
Ekkivekki Tarec Saffiedine via Submission in round 2
Stryfe Tarec Saffiedine via Decision
Yehat Tarec Saffiedine via Decision
Loss Abel Trujillo 155 lb TKO (punches), R2 (1:35) UFC on Fox: Johnson vs. Benavidez 2 2013-12-14 Sacramento, California, USA
No Contest Abel Trujillo 155 lb NC UFC Fight Night: Condit vs. Kampmann 2 2013-08-28 Indianapolis, Indiana, USA
Loss Anthony Njokuani 155 lb KO (punch), R2 (2:52) UFC on Fox: Henderson vs. Melendez 2013-04-20 San Jose, California, USA
Loss Tarec Saffiedine 170 lb Decision (unanimous) Strikeforce: Rousey vs. Kaufman 2012-08-18 San Diego, California, USA
Win Brandon Saling 170 lb TKO (punches), R2 (1:15) Strikeforce: Tate vs. Rousey 2012-03-03 Columbus, Ohio, USA
Win Jerron Peoples 181 lb KO (punches), R1 (0:42) Strikeforce: Melendez vs. Masvidal 2011-12-17 San Diego, California, USA
- Jamahal Hill 207.5 lb Upcoming fight UFC on ESPN: Hermansson vs. Vettori 2020-12-05 Las Vegas, Nevada, USA
Win Alonzo Menifield 205 lb KO (punch), R2 (4:07) UFC Fight Night: Overeem vs. Sakai 2020-09-05 Las Vegas, Nevada, USA
Loss Ben Rothwell 265 lb Decision (split) UFC on ESPN: Smith vs. Teixeira 2020-05-13 Jacksonville, Florida, USA
Win Michal Oleksiejczuk 205 lb Submission (von flue choke), R2 (2:14) UFC Fight Night: Hermansson vs. Cannonier 2019-09-28 Copenhagen, Denmark
Loss Nikita Krylov 205 lb Submission (rear naked choke), R2 (2:30) UFC 236: Holloway vs. Poirier 2 2019-04-13 Atlanta, Georgia, USA
Loss Dominick Reyes 205 lb Decision (unanimous) UFC 229: Khabib vs. McGregor 2018-10-06 Paradise, Nevada, USA
Win Tyson Pedro 205 lb Submission (straight armbar), R1 (2:54) UFC Fight Night: Cowboy vs. Edwards 2018-06-23 Kallang, Singapore
Loss Ilir Latifi 205 lb Technical Submission (guillotine choke), R1 (3:48) UFC on Fox: Emmett vs. Stephens 2018-02-24 Orlando, Florida, USA
Win Corey Anderson 205 lb KO (head kick), R3 (1:25) UFC 217: Bisping vs. St-Pierre 2017-11-04 New York City, New York, USA
Win Yushin Okami 205 lb Submission (von flue choke), R1 (1:50) UFC Fight Night: St. Preux vs. Okami 2017-09-23 Saitama, Japan
Win Marcos Rogerio de Lima 210 lb Submission (von flue choke), R2 (2:11) UFC Fight Night: Swanson vs. Lobov 2017-04-22 Nashville, Tennessee, USA
Loss Volkan Oezdemir 205 lb Decision (split) UFC Fight Night: Bermudez vs. Korean Zombie 2017-02-04 Houston, Texas, USA
Loss Jimi Manuwa 205 lb KO (punches), R2 (2:38) UFC 204: Bisping vs. Henderson 2 2016-10-08 Manchester, England
Loss Jon Jones 205 lb Decision (unanimous) UFC 197: Jones vs. Saint Preux 2016-04-23 Las Vegas, Nevada, USA
Win Rafael Cavalcante 205 lb Decision (unanimous) UFC Fight Night: Hendricks vs. Thompson 2016-02-06 Las Vegas, Nevada, USA
Loss Glover Teixeira 205 lb Technical Submission (rear naked choke), R3 (3:10) UFC Fight Night: Teixeira vs. OSP 2015-08-08 Nashville, Tennessee, USA
Win Patrick Cummins 205 lb TKO (punches), R1 (4:54) UFC on Fox: Machida vs. Rockhold 2015-04-18 Newark, New Jersey, USA
Win Mauricio Rua 205 lb TKO (punches), R1 (0:34) UFC Fight Night 56 2014-11-08 Uberlandia, Brazil
Loss Ryan Bader 205 lb Decision (unanimous) UFC Fight Night 47 2014-08-16 Bangor, Maine, USA
Win Ryan Jimmo 205 lb Submission (verbal, injury), R2 (2:10) UFC 174: Johnson vs. Bagautinov 2014-06-14 Vancouver, Canada
Win Nikita Krylov 205 lb Submission (von flue choke), R1 (1:29) UFC 171: Hendricks vs. Lawler 2014-03-15 Dallas, Texas, USA
Win Cody Donovan 205 lb TKO (punches), R1 (2:07) UFC Fight Night: Shogun vs. Sonnen 2013-08-17 Boston, Massachusetts, USA
Win Gian Villante 205 lb Decision (technical majority) UFC 159: Jones vs. Sonnen 2013-04-27 Newark, New Jersey, USA
Win T.J. Cook 205 lb KO (punch), R3 (0:20) Strikeforce: Rousey vs. Kaufman 2012-08-18 San Diego, California, USA
Loss Gegard Mousasi 205 lb Decision (unanimous) Strikeforce: Melendez vs. Masvidal 2011-12-17 San Diego, California, USA
Win Benji Radach 205 lb Decision (unanimous) Strikeforce: Henderson vs. Babalu II 2010-12-04 St. Louis, Missouri, USA
Ovince St. Preux
Favorite (-650 / 1.15) vs T.J. Cook
Light Heavyweight (205 lb / 93 kg)
Winner: Ovince St. Preux via KO (punch) in round 3 (0:20)
Amplifier Ovince St. Preux via Decision
Daigong Ovince St. Preux via Decision
Ekkivekki Ovince St. Preux via Decision
Stryfe Ovince St. Preux via TKO in round 2
Yehat Ovince St. Preux via Submission in round 1
Loss Ovince St. Preux 205 lb KO (punch), R3 (0:20) Strikeforce: Rousey vs. Kaufman 2012-08-18 San Diego, California, USA
Loss Raquel Pennington 135 lb Decision (unanimous) UFC 205: Alvarez vs. McGregor 2016-11-12 New York City, New York, USA
Loss Amanda Nunes 135 lb Submission (rear naked choke), R1 (3:16) UFC 200: Tate vs. Nunes 2016-07-09 Las Vegas, Nevada, USA
Win Holly Holm 135 lb Technical Submission (rear naked choke), R5 (3:30) UFC 196: McGregor vs. Diaz 2016-03-05 Las Vegas, Nevada, USA
Win Jessica Eye 135 lb Decision (unanimous) UFC on Fox: Dillashaw vs. Barao 2 2015-07-25 Chicago, Illinois, USA
Win Sara McMann 135 lb Decision (majority) UFC 183: Silva vs. Diaz 2015-01-31 Las Vegas, Nevada, USA
Win Rin Nakai 135 lb Decision (unanimous) UFC Fight Night 52 2014-09-20 Saitama, Japan
Win Liz Carmouche 135 lb Decision (unanimous) UFC on Fox: Werdum vs. Browne 2014-04-19 Orlando, Florida, USA
Loss Ronda Rousey 135 lb Submission (armbar), R3 (0:58) UFC 168: Weidman vs. Silva 2 2013-12-28 Las Vegas, Nevada, USA
Loss Cat Zingano 135 lb TKO (knees and elbow), R3 (2:55) The Ultimate Fighter 17 Finale 2013-04-13 Las Vegas, Nevada, USA
Win Julie Kedzie 135 lb Submission (armbar), R3 (3:28) Strikeforce: Rousey vs. Kaufman 2012-08-18 San Diego, California, USA
Loss Ronda Rousey 135 lb Submission (armbar), R1 (4:27) Strikeforce: Tate vs. Rousey 2012-03-03 Columbus, Ohio, USA
Win Marloes Coenen 135 lb Submission (arm triangle choke), R4 (3:03) Strikeforce: Fedor vs. Henderson 2011-07-30 Hoffman Estates, Illinois, USA
Favorite (-475 / 1.21) vs Julie Kedzie
Women's Bantamweight (135 lb / 61 kg)
Winner: Miesha Tate via Submission (armbar) in round 3 (3:28)
Amplifier Miesha Tate via Decision
Daigong Miesha Tate via Decision
Ekkivekki Miesha Tate via Decision
Stryfe Miesha Tate via Submission in round 2
Yehat Miesha Tate via Submission in round 2
Loss Bethe Correia 135 lb Decision (split) UFC Fight Night: Hunt vs. Bigfoot 2013-12-07 Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Loss Germaine de Randamie 135 lb Decision (split) UFC on Fox: Johnson vs. Moraga 2013-07-27 Seattle, Washington, USA
Loss Miesha Tate 135 lb Submission (armbar), R3 (3:28) Strikeforce: Rousey vs. Kaufman 2012-08-18 San Diego, California, USA
Loss Alexis Davis 135 lb Decision (unanimous) Strikeforce: Fedor vs. Henderson 2011-07-30 Hoffman Estates, Illinois, USA
Loss Germaine de Randamie 145 lb Decision (unanimous) Strikeforce: Rousey vs. Kaufman 2012-08-18 San Diego, California, USA
No Contest Cristiane Santos 145 lb NC Strikeforce: Melendez vs. Masvidal 2011-12-17 San Diego, California, USA
Hiroko Yamanaka
Underdog (+105 / 2.05) vs Germaine de Randamie
Favorite (-125 / 1.80)
Women's Featherweight (145 lb / 66 kg)
Winner: Germaine de Randamie via Decision (unanimous)
Amplifier Hiroko Yamanaka via Decision
Daigong Hiroko Yamanaka via Decision
Ekkivekki Hiroko Yamanaka via Submission in round 1
Stryfe Hiroko Yamanaka via Decision
Yehat Hiroko Yamanaka via Decision
Win Julianna Pena 135 lb Technical Submission (guillotine choke), R3 (3:25) UFC on ESPN: Holm vs. Aldana 2020-10-04 Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates
Loss Amanda Nunes 135 lb Decision (unanimous) UFC 245: Usman vs. Covington 2019-12-14 Paradise, Nevada, USA
Win Aspen Ladd 135 lb TKO (punch), R1 (0:16) UFC Fight Night: de Randamie vs. Ladd 2019-07-13 Sacramento, California, USA
Win Raquel Pennington 135 lb Decision (unanimous) UFC Fight Night: Korean Zombie vs. Rodriguez 2018-11-10 Denver, Colorado, USA
Win Holly Holm 145 lb Decision (unanimous) UFC 208: Holm vs. de Randamie 2017-02-11 Brooklyn, New York, USA
Win Anna Elmose 135 lb TKO (knees), R1 (3:46) UFC Fight Night: Overeem vs. Arlovski 2016-05-08 Rotterdam, Netherlands
Win Larissa Pacheco 135 lb TKO (punches), R2 (2:02) UFC 185: Pettis vs. dos Anjos 2015-03-14 Dallas, Texas, USA
Loss Amanda Nunes 135 lb TKO (elbows), R1 (3:57) UFC: Fight for the Troops 3 2013-11-06 Fort Campbell, Kentucky, USA
Win Julie Kedzie 135 lb Decision (split) UFC on Fox: Johnson vs. Moraga 2013-07-27 Seattle, Washington, USA
Win Hiroko Yamanaka 145 lb Decision (unanimous) Strikeforce: Rousey vs. Kaufman 2012-08-18 San Diego, California, USA
Win Anthony Waldburger 170 lb KO (punches), R1 (3:00) UFC 166: Velasquez vs. Dos Santos 3 2013-10-19 Houston, Texas, USA
Win Chris Spang 170 lb Decision (unanimous) UFC on Fuel TV 9 2013-04-06 Stockholm, Sweden
Win Keith Berry 185 lb TKO (strikes), R1 (0:48) Strikeforce: Rousey vs. Kaufman 2012-08-18 San Diego, California, USA
Loss Robbie Lawler 185 lb TKO (strikes), R1 (1:48) Strikeforce: Rockhold vs. Jardine 2012-01-07 Las Vegas, Nevada, USA
Adlan Amagov
Favorite (-440 / 1.23) vs Keith Berry
Winner: Adlan Amagov via TKO (strikes) in round 1 (0:48)
Amplifier Adlan Amagov via Decision
Daigong Adlan Amagov via Decision
Ekkivekki Adlan Amagov via TKO in round 1
Stryfe Adlan Amagov via TKO in round 1
Yehat Adlan Amagov via TKO in round 1
Loss Joe Schilling 185 lb Decision (unanimous) Bellator 219: Koreshkov vs. Larkin 2019-03-29 Temecula, California, USA
Loss Eugene Fadiora 185 lb TKO (punches), R2 (4:19) Bellator 105 2013-10-25 Rio Rancho, New Mexico, USA
Loss Adlan Amagov 185 lb TKO (strikes), R1 (0:48) Strikeforce: Rousey vs. Kaufman 2012-08-18 San Diego, California, USA
Loss Anthony Smith 185 lb Submission (triangle choke), R1 (3:52) Strikeforce: Rousey vs. Kaufman 2012-08-18 San Diego, California, USA
Win Scott Smith 185 lb Submission (guillotine choke), R1 (1:34) Strikeforce: Tate vs. Rousey 2012-03-03 Columbus, Ohio, USA
Lumumba Sayers
Favorite (-340 / 1.29) vs Anthony Smith
Winner: Anthony Smith via Submission (triangle choke) in round 1 (3:52)
Amplifier Lumumba Sayers via Decision
Daigong Lumumba Sayers via Decision
Ekkivekki Lumumba Sayers via Submission in round 1
Stryfe Lumumba Sayers via TKO in round 1
Yehat Lumumba Sayers via Submission in round 1
Win Devin Clark 205 lb Submission (triangle choke), R1 (2:34) UFC Fight Night: Smith vs. Clark 2020-11-28 Las Vegas, Nevada, USA
Loss Aleksandar Rakic 205 lb Decision (unanimous) UFC Fight Night: Smith vs. Rakic 2020-08-29 Las Vegas, Nevada, USA
Loss Glover Teixeira 205 lb TKO (punches), R5 (1:04) UFC on ESPN: Smith vs. Teixeira 2020-05-13 Jacksonville, Florida, USA
Win Alexander Gustafsson 205 lb Submission (rear naked choke), R4 (2:38) UFC Fight Night: Gustafsson vs. Smith 2019-06-01 Stockholm, Sweden
Loss Jon Jones 205 lb Decision (unanimous) UFC 235: Jones vs. Smith 2019-03-02 Paradise, Nevada, USA
Win Volkan Oezdemir 205 lb Submission (rear naked choke), R3 (4:26) UFC Fight Night: Volkan vs. Smith 2018-10-27 Moncton, New Brunswick, Canada
Win Mauricio Rua 205 lb KO (elbow and punches), R1 (1:29) UFC Fight Night: Shogun vs. Smith 2018-07-22 Hamburg, Germany
Win Rashad Evans 205 lb KO (knee), R1 (0:53) UFC 225: Whittaker vs. Romero 2 2018-06-09 Chicago, Illinois, USA
Loss Thiago Marreta 185 lb TKO (body kick and punches), R2 (1:03) UFC Fight Night: Machida vs. Anders 2018-02-03 Belem, Brazil
Win Hector Lombard 185 lb TKO (punches), R3 (2:33) UFC Fight Night: Rockhold vs. Branch 2017-09-16 Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA
Win Andrew Sanchez 185 lb KO (head kick and punches), R3 (3:52) UFC on Fox: Johnson vs. Reis 2017-04-15 Kansas City, Missouri, USA
Win Elvis Mutapcic 185 lb TKO (elbow and punches), R2 (3:27) The Ultimate Fighter 24 Finale 2016-12-03 Las Vegas, Nevada, USA
Loss Cezar Ferreira 185 lb Decision (unanimous) The Ultimate Fighter 23 Finale 2016-07-08 Las Vegas, Nevada, USA
Win Leonardo Guimaraes 185 lb Decision (unanimous) UFC Fight Night: Cowboy vs. Cowboy 2016-02-21 Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA
Loss Antonio Braga Neto 185 lb Submission (kneebar), R1 (1:52) UFC on Fuel TV: Nogueira vs. Werdum 2013-06-08 Fortaleza, Brazil
Loss Roger Gracie 185 lb Submission (arm triangle choke), R2 (3:16) Strikeforce: Marquardt vs. Saffiedine 2013-01-12 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, USA
Win Lumumba Sayers 185 lb Submission (triangle choke), R1 (3:52) Strikeforce: Rousey vs. Kaufman 2012-08-18 San Diego, California, USA
Loss Thiago Moises 155 lb Decision (unanimous) UFC Fight Night 181 2020-10-31 Las Vegas, Nevada, USA
Win Alan Patrick 155 lb Decision (unanimous) UFC Fight Night: Waterson vs. Hill 2020-09-12 Las Vegas, Nevada, USA
Win Landon Vannata 155 lb Decision (unanimous) UFC Fight Night: Brunson vs. Shahbazyan 2020-08-01 Las Vegas, Nevada, USA
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How the far right landed in the French Senate
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As if the French president, François Hollande, didn't have enough woes, elections for the senate have dealt him another blow. Three years after Hollande's socialists won the first ever majority for the left in the upper house, the right wing has taken back an assembly it believes to be its own. And worse still, among those elected to the seats up for grabs are two members of Marine Le Pen's far-right Front National.
The right and far right have capitalised on the unique way the senate is elected to shake Hollande. In these complex competitions, seats can be won on just a few hundred votes and indeed, that is how Marine Le Pen's party made ground this time round.
How the senate works
The Senate election is a good barometer for political opinion across France. In the lower house – the National Assembly – a single member is elected for each constituency but in the upper house, several senators are elected for each of the country's 101 administrative departments. The number of seats is loosely linked to the size of the department's population so while some departments have just one seat, the largest has 12.
Senators are not elected by the people but by a college comprising, for the most part, members of France's 36,000 town councils. Members of the departmental and regional councils and, perhaps oddly, deputies from the lower house also vote, but these town councillors make up 95% of the colleges.
The number of delegates depends on the size of a town council, determined by a sliding scale. The smallest send two, but in the largest towns and cities, the whole council gets to vote. Towns and cities with a population of more than 30,000 also get extra votes from what you might call mayfly electors. These extra delegates are drafted in for just one day to vote for senators. Because of their short-lived political life, these mayflies tend to be rather docile and are often very predictable voters.
So, although notionally all the members of the college have been elected by the people as local councillors, many in fact have not. These college members often follow orders from their political bosses, such as the local mayor or senior local figures.
In areas with quite small electorates, a senator can be elected with just 150 votes, as happened in Paris in 2011. This year, the Front National won a seat in the Bouches-du-Rhône department around Marseille with just 431 votes. The party's other seat was secured in the neighbouring department of Var, where the mayor of Fréjus, David Rachline enters the senate on the back of 401 votes.
Will all these factors at play, the success of the right was largely predictable in this election. In spring this year the French went to the polls for municipal elections – the first time they had voted since electing Hollande to the Elysée. The left not only performed badly, but gave significant ground to the far right in city and town halls. With that in mind, it's easy to see how the Front National has made it to the upper house this time round.
In the wake of the election, the UMP, the main right-wing party, made net gains of 15 and will expect to have 145 seats, while the Socialists lost 15 seats and ended up with a total of 113. Its not-always-reliable allies on the centre and far-left lost ten seats between them, retaining 30 seats in all. The Greens held all ten of their seats, which will be some comfort to Hollande.
The Front National has two seats but, more significantly, it secured nearly 4,000 votes across the country, a huge increase on the 700 votes it won in 2011. The centre-right UDI will also be delighted to have gained seven seats to hold 38 in total.
Presidential standby
These results will also have a significant impact on the impending election for a Senate speaker on October 1. This is an important office. In France, where there is no vice-president, the speaker steps in if a president resigns or dies.
Jean-Pierre Bel, the first ever socialist to preside over the upper house, did not stand for re-election. Indeed, he was one of 58 senators standing down, a far higher proportion than normal, but part of a trend in an institution that has seen great change in the past decade.
Bel's successor could be former prime minister Jean-Pierre Raffarin or the previous Senate Speaker Gérard Larcher. Both men are from the UMP, but the former's support for the return of Nicolas Sarkozy as party president may well work against him. A third figure, UMP senator Philippe Marini, is in the running too.
Despite these results and whatever the outcome of the speaker vote, Hollande and his prime minister Manuel Valls can continue to govern because the National Assembly always trumps the Senate, unless a question of constitutional reform is on the table. But the Senate matters. It shows the direction of local councils and creates positions of power for a lot of people. It is, as one former right-wing minister once put it, "a formidable war machine".

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Richard Henry Lee was born in Stratford, Westmoreland County, Virginia on January 20th, 1732 and died in Chantilly, Virginia on June 19th, 1794. He was the third son of a Thomas Lee, the "empire builder," who as the 5th son of Richard Lee "the emigrant", the largest Virginia landowner at the time of his death in 1640, received a modest inheritance. Thomas Lee, Richard Henry Lee's father, nonetheless managed to acquire real estate holdings far beyond Lee "the emigrant" and at the time of his death in 1750 amassed some 30,000 acres in the Northern Neck of Virginia. The greater part of Thomas Lee's massive estate, including the family homestead called Stratford, went to the eldest son, Philip Ludwell Lee. Only the first four of Thomas Lee's six surviving sons, which included Richard Henry Lee, were left modest landed estates.
At an early age Richard Henry Lee was sent over to England for schooling at the academy of Wakefield in Yorkshire. The personal wealth and status of his family enabled Lee to choose any profession, including philanthropist. In 1752 he returned to Virginia and without any plans for a professional practice applied himself with great diligence to the study of law. Both English and Roman law occupied his attention; he was also an earnest student of history. As a young adult, Richard Henry Lee decided to rent out many of his inherited slaves as well as his inherited lands hoping to support his family on the proceeds while devoting his professional efforts to politics.
In 1757 he was appointed justice of the peace for Westmoreland County. In 1761 he was elected to the Virginia House of Burgesses, of which he remained a delegate until 1788. Extreme shyness prevented his taking any part in the debates for some time. His first speech was on a motion:
"to lay so heavy a duty on the importation of slaves as effectually to put an end to that iniquitous and disgraceful traffic within the colony of Virginia."
On this occasion his hatred of slavery overcame his timidity and he made a powerful speech containing the proofs of the principal arguments used in by the northern Abolitionists through the 1860's. Lee had no profession beyond his public service. Like Samuel Adams, he was a professional politician. In times of need, especially when the real estate market declined after the French and Indian War, he could see no other way to provide for his family except through seeking lucrative appointive governmental offices. In 1764, Lee even requested the post of Virginia Stamp Collector in a particularly embarrassing life episode. It was actually Lee's repeated failure to win Crown appointments that reinforced his and Arthur Lee's perception that the British regime only distributed offices to buy or reward sycophant colonialists. His perceptions quickly evolved into convictions that the colonial side of "virtue against the forces of corruption" was just cause early in the Anglo-American conflict.
He was an energetic opponent of the Stamp-Act, and in 1765 formed an association of citizens of Westmoreland County for the purpose of deterring all persons from undertaking to sell stamped paper. A Tory gentleman in the neighborhood accepted the office of Stamp-Collector and boasted that he would enforce the use of stamped paper upon the people in spite of all resistance. Mr. Lee, being then captain of a Volunteer Company of Light Horse, at once went with his men to this gentleman's house and made him deliver up his commission as collector and all the stamped paper in his possession. He also insisted the former collector bind himself by oath never again to meddle with such matters. The Stamp-Collector Commission and the incriminating papers were then burned in a bonfire on the lawn. It was a ceremonial fire overseen by Richard Henry Lee, who desperately sought the office only two years earlier.
At the news of the Townshend Acts of 1767, Mr. Lee moved a petition to the king in the House of Burgesses, setting forth in pointed terms the grievances of the colonies. In July 1768, he wrote a letter to John Dickinson, suggesting that all the colonies should appoint select committees "for mutual information and correspondence between the lovers of liberty in every province." The suggestion was in harmony with the views of the famous "circular letter" of the Massachusetts assembly, written by Samuel Adams and lately sent forth to all the colonies.
There has been some discussion as to whether Adams or Lee is to be credited with the first suggestion of those remarkable "committees of correspondence" which organized the American Revolution. The earliest suggestion of such a step, however, is to be found in a letter from the great Boston preacher, Jonathan Mayhew, to James Otis, in June, 1766. The letter mentioned above from Lee to Dickinson seems to have come next in point of date, and at the same time Christopher Gadsden appears to have received from Lee a letter of similar purport.
Mr. Lee may or may not nave heard of Mayhew's suggestion. The idea was one that might naturally have occurred to several of these eminent men independently. The machinery of committees of correspondence was, however, first set in motion by Samuel Adams between the towns of Massachusetts in 1772. The project of inter-colonial committees was first put into practical shape by the Virginia house of burgesses in the spring of 1773, on motion of the youthful Dabney Cart, brother-in-law of Thomas Jefferson.
In 1769 as a member of the House of Burgess Richard Henry Lee introduced a tax on imported slaves seeking to begin the necessary impediments to end the inhumane trade. His critics, however, were quick to point out that his bill was self serving as if the importation of slaves ended the value of those he already owned and leased would be driven up in the more restricted labor market. Despite this Lee continued to condemn slavery itself. The institution he claimed harmed innocent Africans who he described as "fellow creatures created as ourselves and equally entitled to liberty and freedom by the great Law of Nature."
Mr. Lee was a member of the Virginia committee and about this time he wrote to Samuel Adams a letter, which was the beginning of the lifelong friendship between the two great leaders. In August 1774, Mr. Lee was chosen as a delegate to the First Continental Congress just about to assemble at Philadelphia. He was a member of the committees for stating the rights of the colonies, for enforcing commercial non-intercourse with Great Britain, and for preparing suitable addresses to the king and to the colonies - Canada, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Georgia, and the then Floridas - that had not sent delegates to the congress.
In the second Congress Lee drew up the address to the people of Great Britain, which along with a last petition to the king, was carried over to London by Richard Penn in August 1775. About this time Mr. Lee was chosen lieutenant of Westmoreland County, an office which, after the analogy of the lord-lieutenancy of a county in England, gave him command of the militia; hence he is often addressed or described, in writings of the time, as "Colonel Lee."
For more than a year he openly and warmly advocated a declaration of independence. After the May 17, 1776 Virginia Convention instructed its delegates in congress to propose such a measure, it was Lee who took the foremost part. On June 7th, 1776 he moved
``Resolved, That these United Colonies are, and of right ought to be, free and independent states, that they are absolved from all allegiance to the British Crown, and that all political connection between them and the state of Great Britain is, and ought to be, totally dissolved.'' .
Richard Henry Lee's Resolution
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John Adams seconded the motion. Congress deferred action for three weeks, in order that more definite instructions might be received from the middle colonies. In an uncanny twist of fate Mr. Lee was called home by the illness of his wife. It was at this time that Thomas Jefferson was appointed in his place as chairman of the committee for preparing a draft of the proposed Declaration of Independence. For the same reason, the task of defending the motion, when taken up for discussion, fell mainly upon John Adams, who had seconded it.
John Adams was successful in defending Mr. Lee's motion, and on July 2, 1776, the United Colonies of America officially became the United States of America. It was July 2, 1776 that John Adams thought would be celebrated by future generations of Americans.
The Second Day of July 1776 will be the most memorable Epocha, in the History of America. . . . It ought to be solemnized with Pomp and Parade, with Shews, Games,Sports, Guns, Bells, Bonfires, and Illuminations from one End of this Continent to the other from this Time forward forever more." -- John Adams to Abigail Adams, July 3, 1776
Thomas Jefferson went on to author the formal Declaration of Independence, which was passed by Congress on July 4, 1776, immortalizing the young delegate forever. During the next four years Mr. Lee served on more than a hundred committees. Richard Henry Lee only had one drive, full speed ahead and his pace as Congressional Delegate resulted in failing health on several occasions forcing Lee to return to Virginia to recuperate. From 1780 until 1782 he did not take his seat in Congress because the affairs of Virginia required his leadership and good work in the state assembly. During this period of the Revolutionary War the British Army controlled the ports and key cities in Georgia and the Carolinas. In 1781 Cornwallis overwhelmed Southern Virginia while Benedict Arnold burned Richmond. Additionally in the Virginia two questions of great importance were being debated in the legislature. The first related to the propriety of making a depreciated paper currency, the U.S. Continental, legal tender for debts. The second was a resolution to disclaim all debts to British merchants contracted by citizens of Virginia before the beginning of the war. In these debates Richard Henry Lee took a strong position against paper money, and he vehemently condemned the repudiation of debts, declaring that it were better to be "the honest slaves of Great Britain than to become dishonest freemen."
As Colonel of the Westmoreland Militia his troops secured key ports, one a Stratford Springs, along the Potomac River aiding the Continental Army in their mission to keep the trade routes open to Virginia. He was successful and soon Washington won a sweeping Victory at Yorktown. During the negotiations of the subsequent Treaty of Paris Lee remained very active in the Virginia assembly. He successfully led the effort to establishing sound methods of funding Virginia's public debt and providing for the revival of public credit. These Herculean accomplishments did not go unnoticed by his colleagues in the Unites States in Congress Assembled as the Definitive Treaty of Peace with Great Britain exacted a heavy monetary measure from the United States restoring Tory land holdings and repaying British merchants for goods used and seized during the Revolutionary War. The citizens and government of the United States were dire financial circumstances as the debt was staggering and the Continental Currency had collapsed. In the hopes that Mr. Lee could duplicate his financial success managing Virginia's debt at a national level, the Delegates elected him President of the United States in Congress Assembled on November 30, 1784 with the following resolution:
The committee, to whom were referred the credentials produced by the delegates from the states of Massachusetts, Rhode Island, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina and Georgia, report, "That they have carefully examined the credentials to them referred, and are of opinion, that the honorable Samuel Holten and George Partridge, of the State of Massachusetts; the honorable David Howell, of the State of Rhode Island; the honorable William Churchill Houston and John Beatty, of the State of New Jersey; the honorable Joseph Gardner and William Henry, of Lancaster, of the State of Pennsylvania; the honorable Samuel Hardy, James Monroe and Richard Henry Lee, of the State of Virginia; the honorable Hugh Williamson and Richard Dobbs Spaight, of the State of North Carolina; the honorable Jacob Read, John Bull and Charles Pinckney, of the State of South Carolina; and the honorable William Houstoun and William Gibbons, of the State of Georgia, appear to be clearly and indisputably entitled to their seats, are authorized to sit and vote in the present Congress of the United States. Eight states being assembled, the United States in Congress assembled, proceeded to the election of a President, and, the ballots being taken, the honorable Richard Henry Lee was elected.
The Liberal Adams-Lee faction had finally come into power and even the most staunch conservatives prayed that Richard Henry Lee would lead the country onto a path of prosperity.
Richard Henry Lee's Presidency was a busy one, attending to the needs of the new nation. Lee's candor and straightforwardness bore few secrets. In a November 18, 1784 letter to Samuel Adams he wrote, "I shall be extremely happy to be aided by your counsels during my residence in Congress." Richard Henry Lee's letters are abundant and well published. From these letters we know the new President favored low taxes by funding the debt with foreign loans. Lee reviled taxes and Congress' willingness to tax the citizens at a Federal level. Lee wrote to Samuel Adams on March 14, 1785
But I can never agree that this Body shall dictate the mode of Taxation, or the collection shall in any manner be subject to Congressional control.
Richard Henry Lee's presidency began not in Philadelphia but in Trenton, New Jersey which was the temporary capital of the United States. Since the mutiny of 1783 in Philadelphia, where U. S. soldiers held the Federal Government hostage in Independence Hall, the capital wandered first to Princeton under President Boudinot, then to Annapolis under President Mifflin and now, in 1784, to site in the heart of George Washington's Hessian Victory at Trenton.
President Richard Henry Lee was a strong believer in Federal supported Christianity and utilized his office to purport his belief that God should be an intricate part of U.S. legislation., Lee writes, as President, in this letter to James Madison that "refiners may weave as fine a web of reason as they please, but the experience of all times shows religion to be the guardian of morals." Although Lee understood the importance of instructing the men in history and the classics, he believed the Federal Government should also educate the citizenry in Christian Theology. Lee continues in his letter to Madison:
And he must be a very inattentive observer in our Country, who does not see that avarice is accomplishing the destruction of religion, for want of a legal obligation to contribute something to its support. The declaration of Rights, it seems to me, rather contends against forcing modes of faith and forms of worship, than against compelling contribution for the support of religion in general. I fully agree with the presbyterians, that true freedom embraces the Mahomitan and the Gentoo as well as the Xn religion. And upon this liberal ground I hope our Assembly will conduct themselves.
November 26th, 1785 Letter from Richard Henry Lee to James Madison - Courtesy of the Library of Congress
Lee Continues in his letter to Madison this time turning to the need for revenue laws and note that require the payment of interest but "slowly sink the principal:"
I believe there is no doubt but that the population of our country depends eminently upon our Revenue laws, they therefore, demand intense consideration. It is natural for men to fly from oppression to ease, and whilst our taxes are extremely heavy, and North Carolina & Georgia pay little or no tax, it is not to be wonderd that so many of our people flock to these States & unfortunately they are carrying to Georgia & South Carolina the Cultivation of Tobacco.
I do not mean by this, that we should suffer ill example to prevent us from honorably and punctually paying our debts. But I think that we may fairly practise here, as other Nations the most honest do---;I mean, exactly to pay the interest, and slowly to sink the principal. An attempt to do the latter too suddenly, will ruin, by depopulating, the country. The only mode appears to be, a funding of the whole debt, so as certainly to pay the interest, and slowly the principal. Cannot a sinking fund be brought to bear upon the latter, by throwing all overflowings of taxes into a Reservoir for gathering interest upon interest? I suppose that at all events, the facilities offerd by Congress in their Act of the 28th of April last will be among the amendments to the Revenue law this Session.
The people have certainly sufferd much hitherto by not knowing in season what taxes are lawfully demandable from them. For want of this information, numbers are compelled to submit to the extortion and abuses of Collectors. The Treasurer used formerly to publish annually in the papers what were to be the Taxes of the year, and this practise was then very useful. But at present, the dispersion of newspapers is so uncertain, that information thro that channel would reach but few. A Statement from the Treasury printed in the way of Handbills, to be put up at the Court Houses & churches, might perhaps furnish the requisite information, & save the people from extensive abuse. I am very happy to know, for the honor of our country, that there is a probability of the impeding laws being again taken under deliberation. What I wrote to you in my last upon this subject, is a most serious consideration, and the inclosed paragraphs, taken from a late paper, will shew you how quickly the fame of our proceedings travels, and the effect likely to be produced upon our Commerce!
By the 5th article of the Confederation, the annual meeting of Congress is to be on the first Monday in November, and by our Act establishing one yearly meeting of the Assembly on the third Monday in October; you will see Sir, that there is very little probability of Virginia being represented in Congress for some time after its federal day of meeting. So that it becomes necessary to consider this matter. I suppose that either the Assemblies time of meeting must be altered, or the Delegates for the ensuing federal year be chosen this present Session.(2) We have not yet made a Congress but we have some reason to expect eight States on Monday next. I understand that Spain means to insist upon the exclusive navigation of the Mississippi, which will render the exploring our western waters of the greater importance.
I am dear Sir, with great esteem and regard Your most obedient and very humble servant, Richard Henry Lee
P.S. If the election of Counsellors is not over, may I be permitted to suggest what I realy believe will improve and fortify the counsels of that Board. It is, that Major Gen. Gates be appointed a Member of it. He has a pretty good estate in Berkeley, is a single Man & therefore not withheld from due attendance by domestic considerations. But above all, he is a Man of great worth, solid judgement, and sound attachments to America. A propos---;It is by many here suggested as a very necessary Step for Congress to take---;The calling upon the States to form a Convention for the Sole purpose of revising the Confederation so far as to enable Congress to execute with more energy, effect, & vigor the powers assigned it, than it appears by experience that they can do under the present state of things. It has been observed, why do not Congress recommend the necessary alterations to the States as is proposed in the Confederation? The friends to Convention answer---;It has been already done in some instances, but in vain. It is proposed to let Congress go on in the mean time as usual. I shall be glad of your opinion on this point, it being a very important one.
R . H. Lee
On December 8th newly elected President Lee and the Congress began the judicial work of appointing judges for yet another border dispute, this time between New York and Massachusetts. On December 11th Richard Henry Lee took the time as President to officially write fellow revolutionary Marquis de Lafayette, who played a central role in saving Virginia from the British in 1781, the following letter:
I have the honor to enclose you a letter for the Minister plenipotentiary of the United States, at the court of his most Christian Majesty, which covers a letter to our great and good Ally, a copy of which I have also the pleasure to enclose for your satisfaction. I assure you my dear friend that I feel myself singularly happy in observing the unanimous disposition that prevails in Congress to promote your glory, for I do most sincerely wish you every felicity that this world can afford...
In August 1784, the Marquis had arrived in America to renew acquaintances and rekindle wartime memories. His grand tour took him to New York, Philadelphia, Mount Vernon, Albany, Boston, Richmond, Annapolis, and Trenton. By December Lafayette had returned to New York to sail for France and upon receiving this announcement Congress appointed a special committee of one member from each state to receive him. Lafayette was a true friend, ally and hero to the citizens of the United States. He was especially revered by Richard Henry Lee and his fellow Virginians. Lafayette would return one last time in the 1820's to make another, much more robust tour of the United States and accept two copies of the Wet Ink Transfer of the Declaration of Independence by fellow Revolutionary War Veteran and President of the United States James Monroe.
Richard Henry Lee, like the other Presidents was beleaguered by the new Nation's lack of capital. Congress and Lee, however, were determined to expertly manage the demands of an ever shrinking federal pool of assets. Providing for a standing Army at key forts and ports while at peace became especially burdensome to the treasury. On December 13th Richard Henry Lee received a letter from William Duer who had explained that his contract for provisioning the troops at West Point would expire at the end of December, and "As it is probable (from the present State of the Finance Department) that congress may not be able to take timely Measures for Continuing the Supply."
Duer stated he was prepared to continue under the contract through January and requested instructions. Congress, under President Lee, was already aware of this situation as Major John Doughty the Commander of West Point, had already written about his plight. In a lengthy letter he explained that there were no treasury commissioners or war office officials available to address the needs of the troops at West Point. The United States in Congress Assembled had quickly authorized the extension of Duer's contract through February, by terms of the December 11th resolves Lee enclosed with this letter.
Your letter of the 10th Inst. was this day received and laid before Congress; no immediate Order was taken upon it. If I may be permitted a conjecture, I would suppose that the enclosed resolve upon the subject of your letter was considered as the sense of Congress on that point; should this not correspond with your idea, you will please to signify your opinion upon that point in a subsequent letter.
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The Oklahoma state legislature passed a bill this week directing its education board to "adopt a certain United States History program" that would be offered to students instead of the Advanced Placement course on the same topic, which legislators have accused of representing the nation in a negative light.
It's the latest round in an ongoing fight over changes made to the A.P. U.S. History program for this school year — Colorado drew protests over just such a fight this past fall, and, as ThinkProgress reports, similar fights have sprung up in several other states — and a perfect illustration of why the matter is unlikely to be resolved any time soon.
Here's what the Oklahoma bill says: the new curriculum must include many of the "founding documents" of the nation, as well as those relating to the "foundation or maintenance of the representative form of limited government, the free-market economic system and American exceptionalism"; schools that stick with the A.P. curriculum will lose funding for the program.
The list of particular documents that Oklahoma students must study includes some obvious items — the Mayflower Compact, the Bill of Rights — as well as several unarguably important but perhaps less foundational documents, like Ronald Reagan's speech on the 40th anniversary of D-Day.
Although the legislators have a variety of issues with the A.P. program, Tulsa World reported that the bill's author Rep. Dan Fisher said during debate on the legislation that he targeted the U.S. History course because the new curriculum doesn't give enough weight to American exceptionalism.
But what would it mean for a curriculum to focus on American exceptionalism? The idea seems easy enough to grasp — in 1988, TIME defined it as "the divine dispensation that the nation thought it enjoyed in the world"; in other words, the idea that America is special — but, though it's nearly as old as the nation to which it refers, its meaning is still up for debate.
For one thing — though versions of the concept go back to the founding of the United States and the Puritan notion of the "city on the hill" — the actual phrase has murky origins. It's often attributed erroneously to Alexis de Tocqueville, the 19th-century French sociological observer of American mores, who noted the ways in which the new nation differed from its old-world origins. Others have traced the coinage to the unlikely source of Joseph Stalin, who used it to explain why America was slow to take to Communism (which, he naturally thought, was a bad thing), though the myth that he came up with the wording has been debunked with evidence that the word "exceptionalism" was in use at least as early as the Civil War era.
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c. 1908. Grover Cleveland, half-length portrait, seated at desk.
March 5, 1917. Woodrow Wilson and his wife Edith Bolling Wilson riding in the backseat of a carriage on their way to his second inauguration. Ranked #8 in SRI survey of U.S. Presidents.
March 5, 1917. Woodrow Wilson and his wife Edith Bolling Wilson riding in the backseat of a carriage on their way to his second inauguration.
June 5, 1944. General Dwight D. Eisenhower gives the order of the day, "Full victory--nothing else" to paratroopers somewhere in England, just before they board their airplanes to participate in the first assault in the invasion of the continent of Europe. Ranked #10 in SRI survey of U.S. Presidents.
June 5, 1944. General Dwight D. Eisenhower gives the order of the day, "Full victory--nothing else" to paratroopers somewhere in England, just before they board their airplanes to participate in the first assault in the invasion of the continent of Europe.
c. April 19, 1945. Harry Truman, half-length portrait, seated at desk, facing front, holding pencil. Ranked #9 in SRI survey of U.S. Presidents.
c. April 19, 1945. Harry Truman, half-length portrait, seated at desk, facing front, holding pencil.
c. June 7, 1898. William McKinley, full length portrait, seated at desk, facing right. Ranked #21 in SRI survey of U.S. Presidents.
c. June 7, 1898. William McKinley, full length portrait, seated at desk, facing right.
June 12, 1971. President Richard Nixon standing in a crowd of people at daughter Tricia Nixon's wedding at the White House. Ranked #30 in SRI survey of U.S. Presidents.
June 12, 1971. President Richard Nixon standing in a crowd of people at daughter Tricia Nixon's wedding at the White House.
Nov. 8, 1863. Formal portrait of Abraham Lincoln. Ranked #3 in SRI survey of U.S. Presidents, Lincoln received highest marks in the 'Ability to Compromise' and 'Domestic Accomplishments' categories.
Nov. 8, 1863. Formal portrait of Abraham Lincoln.
September, 1955. Lyndon B. Johnson, half length portrait, left profile, looking out a window.
September 12, 1953. John F. Kennedy and Jacqueline Bouvier on their wedding day. Ranked #11 in SRI Survey of American Presidents, Kennedy is ranked 4th in 'Communication', 6th in 'Ability to Compromise', 6th in 'Executive Appointments' and 7th in 'Imagination'.
September 12, 1953. John F. Kennedy and Jacqueline Bouvier on their wedding day.
March 4, 1933. Franklin Delano Roosevelt and Herbert Hoover in a convertible automobile on their way to the U.S. Capitol for Roosevelt's inauguration.
June 11 or 12, 1864. General Ulysses S. Grant at City Point. Ranked #26 in SRI Survey of American Presidents, Grant remained in the bottom five Presidents of the survey through the 1980s and 1990s before being bumped up the list.
June 11 or 12, 1864. General Ulysses S. Grant at City Point.
And yet, as pointed out by a 2012 essay by James W. Ceaser in the journal American Political Thought, there are multiple ways to understand the phrase. For one thing, though the word "exceptional" has positive overtones, it can also be a neutral description of difference; he writes that, in terms of sociology, the latter is more common and can be used to discuss the negative qualities of a culture that make it an exception to the norm. (For example: the Communist view that America is exceptional due to its failure to inspire a workers' movement.) And secondly, he writes, the dominant idea that the nation has a special mission can mean a variety of things, from a religious sense of purpose to a political mission to spread democracy.
During the debate in Oklahoma, a representative of the College Board objected that the claim that the curriculum ignored exceptionalism was "not true." After all, he pointed out, the framework of the course doesn't actually dictate which moments or ideas can be used to teach its "thematic learning objectives" (identity; work, exchange and technology; people; politics and power; America in the world; environment and geography; and idea, beliefs and culture).
But whether the accusation is "true" depends, ultimately, on how one views American exceptionalism. Is it a purely academic matter of historical ideology? A matter of mere distinction? Or a matter of being not just different, but also special and better? It's a tough question, but as the fight over school curricula moves forward, one group of Americans is left uniquely positioned to debate it: high-school students.


Gent (Belgium) ˆ November 20, 2002. Esko-Graphics announced today the appointment of Nicolai Gradman as their new Senior Vice-President of Manufacturing. Over the last nine years, Nicolai Gradman had an impressive career with Grundfos, one of the world's leading manufacturers of pumps used for heating, air-conditioning, water supply, sewage handling and industrial process applications. During his tenure, he was promoted to Vice-President Manufacturing with full responsibility for two factories employing about 750 people. Nicolai has led several change and strategy processes within Grundfos, and has demonstrated impressive results towards productivity and quality improvements. Before this, Nicolai served as an officer in the Danish Army. He holds a Master of Science degree in Mechanical Engineering.


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Cable And Domino Expected To Return For Deadpool 3
By Evan Lewis 4 months ago
Several familiar faces look like they're going to be returning for Deadpool 3, as according to our sources – the same ones who told us Tom Welling will be in "Crisis on Infinite Earths," and that Marvel is doing a Ms. Marvel show, both of which were true – the beloved characters of Cable and Domino will both be coming back for the third movie in the R-rated franchise. Fans will definitely be happy to hear this, as the two unique heroes interacted quite humorously with Wade Wilson in the last installment.
There's an interesting aspect to this, too, aside from the hilarity that'll ensue onscreen. And that's that Josh Brolin may be most known for playing Thanos in the MCU, but he also took on the role of Cable in the Deadpool series. His portrayal of the conflicted mercenary from the future garnered praise from critics and fans alike and now that Disney has purchased Fox and therefore all of the related X-Men characters, it looks like Brolin will be back in the cinematic universe. This time, however, he'll be a good guy.
Hopefully, this will lead to plenty of inside jokes where Ryan Reynolds' wise-cracking character breaks the fourth wall. After all, he already referred to Cable as Thanos in Deadpool 2 and will likely do so again now that they're both actually a part of the MCU.
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Domino, on the other hand, was one of the best parts of the aforementioned sequel. The superhero, whose ability is simply being lucky, is played by Zazie Beetz and quickly became a fan favorite after her introduction in the last movie. In the comics, she was the love interest of Cable at one point as well and it'll be interesting to see if Marvel decides to pursue that angle in the future or if the duo are destined to strictly remain allies.
Regardless, this just gives us even more of a reason to be excited for Deadpool 3, which will hopefully be coming soon. Now that Brolin and Beetz are both returning, maybe the MCU can really ramp up the anticipation by roping Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson into the franchise as well. After all, we already know that he's down the join in on the fun.
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Ozone layer: Banned CFCs traced to China say scientists – BBC News
May 23, 2019 by Zettan
Much of the CFC-11 gas has been used in home insulation
Researchers say that they have pinpointed the major sources of a mysterious recent rise in a dangerous, ozone-destroying chemical.
CFC-11 was primarily used for home insulation but global production was due to be phased out in 2010.
But scientists have seen a big slowdown in the rate of depletion over the past six years.
This new study says this is mostly being caused by new gas production in eastern provinces of China.
CFC-11 is also known as trichlorofluoromethane, and is one of a number of chloroflurocarbon (CFC) chemicals that were initially developed as refrigerants during the 1930s.
However, it took many decades for scientists to discover that when CFCs break down in the atmosphere, they release chlorine atoms that are able to rapidly destroy the ozone layer which protects us from ultraviolet light. A gaping hole in the ozone layer over Antarctica was discovered in the mid 1980s.
Media captionTwenty-five years of ice loss in the Antarctic
The international community agreed the Montreal Protocol in 1987, which banned most of the offending chemicals. Recent research suggests that the hole in the Northern Hemisphere could be fully fixed by the 2030s and Antarctica by the 2060s.
When was the CFC problem discovered?
CFC-11 was the second most abundant CFCs and was initially seen to be declining as expected.
However in 2018 a team of researchers monitoring the atmosphere found that the rate of decline had slowed by about 50% after 2012.
Monitoring stations in Korea and Japan were key to detecting the mystery sources of CFC-11
That team reasoned that they were seeing new production of the gas, coming from East Asia. The authors of that paper argued that if the sources of new production weren't shut down, it could delay the healing of the ozone layer by a decade.
What did investigators find on the ground?
Further detective work in China by the Environmental Investigation Agency in 2018 seemed to indicate that the country was indeed the source. They found that the illegal chemical was used in the majority of the polyurethane insulation produced by firms they contacted.
One seller of CFC-11 estimated that 70% of China's domestic sales used the illegal gas. The reason was quite simple – CFC-11 is better quality and much cheaper than the alternatives.
So what does this latest study show?
This new paper seems to confirm beyond any reasonable doubt that some 40-60% of the increase in emissions is coming from provinces in eastern China.
Using what are termed "top-down" measurements from air monitoring stations in South Korea and Japan, the researchers were able to show that since 2012 CFC-11 has increased from production sites in eastern China.
They calculated that there was a 110% rise in emissions from these parts of China for the years 2014-2017 compared to the period between 2008-2012.
"This new study is based on spikes in the data on air that comes from China," lead author Dr Matt Rigby, a reader at the University of Bristol, told BBC Inside Science.
"Using computer simulations of the transport of these gases through the atmosphere we can start to put numbers on emissions from different regions and that's where we come up with this number of around 7,000 tonnes of extra CFC-11 emissions coming out of China compared to before 2012.
"But from the data, all we just see are the ultimate releases to the atmosphere, we don't have any information on how that CFC-11 was used or where it was produced, it is entirely possible that it was manufactured in some other region, some other part of China or even some other country and was transported to the place where they are making insulating foams at which point some of it could have been emitted to the atmosphere."
Where are the rest of the emissions coming from?
The researchers are not sure. It's possible that the missing emissions are coming from other parts of China, as the monitoring stations just can't see them. They could also be coming from India, Africa or South America as again there is very little monitoring in these regions.
Does this have implications for climate change?
Yes – the authors say that these CFCs are also very potent greenhouse gases. One tonne of CFC-11 is equivalent to around 5,000 tonnes of CO2.
"If we look at these extra emissions that we've identified from eastern China, it equates to about 35 million tonnes of CO2 being emitted into the atmosphere every year, that's equivalent to about 10% of UK emissions, or similar to the whole of London."
Will China clampdown on the production?
The Chinese say they have already started to clamp down on production by what they term "rogue manufacturers". Last November, several suspects were arrested in Henan province, in possession of 30 tonnes of CFC-11.
Clare Perry from the Environmental Investigations Agency (EIA) said that the new findings re-affirmed the need to stamp out production.
"I think with this study, it is beyond doubt that China is the source of these unexpected emissions, and we would hope that China is leaving no stone unturned to discover the source of the CFC-11 production.
"Unless the production of the chemical is shut down it will be near impossible to end the use and emissions in the foam companies."
The study has been published in the journal Nature.
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