K-1 Belarus Grand Prix 2000, also known as the K-1 World Grand Prix 2000 Europe and the Russian Area D Preliminary was a kickboxing event promoted by the K-1 organization. It was a preliminary qualifying tournament for the K-1 World Grand Prix 2000, involving eight fighters based around Eastern Europe and Russia, with all bouts being fought under K-1 Rules (100 kg/156-220 lbs).
As well as tournament bouts there was also a IMTF European Title fight between local favourite Sergei Gur and Russian Wahid Vueneki, fought under Thai Rules. In total there were ten fighters at the event, representing four countries. The tournament winner was Alexey Ignashov who beat Sergey Arhipov in the final by third round technical knockout. As a result of his victory, Alexey Ignashov would qualify for the K-1 World Grand Prix 2000 in Yokohama. The event was held in Minsk, Belarus on Friday, June 24, 2000.
K-1 Belarus Grand Prix 2000 Tournament
Results
Quarter Finals: K-1 Rules / 3Min. 3R Ext.1R
:Sergei Matkin vs Vahkid Abubakarov
:Matkin defeated Abubakarov by TKO in the 2nd Round
:Alexey Ignashov vs Darius Grilauskas
:Ignashov defeated Grilauskas by KO at 2:32 of the 1st Round
:Sergey Arhipov vs Nemanya Urdojick
:Arhipov defeated Urdojick by 3rd Round Unanimous Decision (3-0)
:Mikhail Bekeshu vs Sergey Kaznovsky
:Bekeshu defeated Kaznovsky by 3rd Round Unanimous Decision (3-0)
Semi Finals: K-1 Rules / 3Min. 3R Ext.1R
:Sergei Matkin vs Alexey Ignashov
:Ignashov defeated Matkin by KO at 2:01 of the 2nd Round
:Sergey Arhipov vs Mikhail Bekeshu
:Arhipov defeated Bekeshu by TKO in the 2nd Round
Final: K-1 Rules / 3Min. 3R Ext.2R
:Alexey Ignashov vs Sergey Arhipov
:Ignashov defeated Arhipov by TKO in the 3rd Round
IMTF European Title Fight: Thai Rules / 3Min. 5R
:Sergei Gur vs Wahid Vueneki
:Gur defeated Vueneki by TKO in the 2nd Round
As well as tournament bouts there was also a IMTF European Title fight between local favourite Sergei Gur and Russian Wahid Vueneki, fought under Thai Rules. In total there were ten fighters at the event, representing four countries. The tournament winner was Alexey Ignashov who beat Sergey Arhipov in the final by third round technical knockout. As a result of his victory, Alexey Ignashov would qualify for the K-1 World Grand Prix 2000 in Yokohama. The event was held in Minsk, Belarus on Friday, June 24, 2000.
K-1 Belarus Grand Prix 2000 Tournament
Results
Quarter Finals: K-1 Rules / 3Min. 3R Ext.1R
:Sergei Matkin vs Vahkid Abubakarov
:Matkin defeated Abubakarov by TKO in the 2nd Round
:Alexey Ignashov vs Darius Grilauskas
:Ignashov defeated Grilauskas by KO at 2:32 of the 1st Round
:Sergey Arhipov vs Nemanya Urdojick
:Arhipov defeated Urdojick by 3rd Round Unanimous Decision (3-0)
:Mikhail Bekeshu vs Sergey Kaznovsky
:Bekeshu defeated Kaznovsky by 3rd Round Unanimous Decision (3-0)
Semi Finals: K-1 Rules / 3Min. 3R Ext.1R
:Sergei Matkin vs Alexey Ignashov
:Ignashov defeated Matkin by KO at 2:01 of the 2nd Round
:Sergey Arhipov vs Mikhail Bekeshu
:Arhipov defeated Bekeshu by TKO in the 2nd Round
Final: K-1 Rules / 3Min. 3R Ext.2R
:Alexey Ignashov vs Sergey Arhipov
:Ignashov defeated Arhipov by TKO in the 3rd Round
IMTF European Title Fight: Thai Rules / 3Min. 5R
:Sergei Gur vs Wahid Vueneki
:Gur defeated Vueneki by TKO in the 2nd Round
An infosuicide is a portmanteau of information technology and suicide. It refers to the act wherein an individual attempts to purge all of their online presence: usually in an attempt to regain their sense of privacy. Removal of websites, blogs, microblogs, photosharing sites, forum accounts.
The term achieved increased prominence in late 2011, when software developer and author Mark Pilgrim took down several highly-regarded and open-licensed technical texts and online books in his "Dive into Mark" series. As of a week later, little is known about his reasons for doing this, although a rapid reaction by the web development community was to organise archive copies of his works.
Other cases
* why the lucky stiff
The term achieved increased prominence in late 2011, when software developer and author Mark Pilgrim took down several highly-regarded and open-licensed technical texts and online books in his "Dive into Mark" series. As of a week later, little is known about his reasons for doing this, although a rapid reaction by the web development community was to organise archive copies of his works.
Other cases
* why the lucky stiff
The Lashologist Council of America, is a non-profit trade organization that promotes safety, professional development and education for the eyelash and eye cosmetics industry. The group was formalized by Ellie Malmin and John Sasson in 2008. Lashologist Council is best known for the development of the Certified Lashologist credential, a trademarked certification that promotes practitioners in the industry as expertly skilled at a number of procedures, including eyelash extensions, eyelash tinting, eyelash perm and hygiene safety.
Leadership in the Eye Cosmetics Industry
Although not a government authority, the group is very active in working with the public to promoting the the industry. It is a private, membership based non-profit organization. At the end of February 2010, LCA had several hundred members from across the country. LCA works to promote the professional components including manufacturers, salons & spas, , practitioners and the public. To achieve this it has developed a variety of programs and services, and works closely with the industry to develop a set of guidelines and best practices.
Eyelash professions are at a disadvantage in protecting themselves with , as most cosmetics policies will have an exception for eyelash procedures. LCA works with carriers to provide protection covering these procedures.
Educational Model
LCA also offers a host of educational opportunities, including workshops, DVDs, and seminars to educate the public and industry professionals on different elements of the the eyelash and eye cosmetics industry, from the basics to more technical information. The group recognised leadership through its annual Lashologist Bright 50 List of Exceptional Eyelash Professionals.
According to the industry journal Les Nouvelles Esthetiques, LCA has created a set of recommendations to assist patients address treatment related hair and eyelash loss. The Group has also created a set of educational tools that train the blind and apply their own makeup.
LCA began its development in 2008 founded and spearheaded by Ellie Malmin, led a broad-based consensus process which included non-profit organizations, manufacturers and other industry and education leaders. As interest in LCA grew, the group began an international expansion membership under Lashologist Council International.
The Certified Lashologist credential consists of several exams interrelated exams covering all aspects of the lashologist profession.
Certified Lashologist
LCA established benchmarks for the Certified lashologist program and Clinical Eyelash Workshop. Each is a framework for individual performance. The certification does not negate state cosmetology licenses but demonstrates beyond mandate, a specialization. Certification is generally voluntary, but somemtimes required to fulfill some certain job descriptions.
LCA updates an annual reference and study guides to help promote education industrywide. This included an interactive web tool, events, and forums.
Controversy
As the eyelash cosmetics industry has grown, the industry has received some attention for not having a consistent set of guidelines and best practices in place. Ther has been a call for greater public awareness, as in rare cases untrained or unlicensed individuals may perform the procedure. The council encourages manufacturers to insure animal testing does not occur on products entering the marketplace.
Increasingly, to the eyelash extension industry's detriment, unqualified individuals perform the procedure incorrectly and extensions begin to fall out immediately or within a few days. The Lashologist Council has embarked on a public awareness campaign to inform the public to seek out quailified, trained and certified lashologists.
Leadership in the Eye Cosmetics Industry
Although not a government authority, the group is very active in working with the public to promoting the the industry. It is a private, membership based non-profit organization. At the end of February 2010, LCA had several hundred members from across the country. LCA works to promote the professional components including manufacturers, salons & spas, , practitioners and the public. To achieve this it has developed a variety of programs and services, and works closely with the industry to develop a set of guidelines and best practices.
Eyelash professions are at a disadvantage in protecting themselves with , as most cosmetics policies will have an exception for eyelash procedures. LCA works with carriers to provide protection covering these procedures.
Educational Model
LCA also offers a host of educational opportunities, including workshops, DVDs, and seminars to educate the public and industry professionals on different elements of the the eyelash and eye cosmetics industry, from the basics to more technical information. The group recognised leadership through its annual Lashologist Bright 50 List of Exceptional Eyelash Professionals.
According to the industry journal Les Nouvelles Esthetiques, LCA has created a set of recommendations to assist patients address treatment related hair and eyelash loss. The Group has also created a set of educational tools that train the blind and apply their own makeup.
LCA began its development in 2008 founded and spearheaded by Ellie Malmin, led a broad-based consensus process which included non-profit organizations, manufacturers and other industry and education leaders. As interest in LCA grew, the group began an international expansion membership under Lashologist Council International.
The Certified Lashologist credential consists of several exams interrelated exams covering all aspects of the lashologist profession.
Certified Lashologist
LCA established benchmarks for the Certified lashologist program and Clinical Eyelash Workshop. Each is a framework for individual performance. The certification does not negate state cosmetology licenses but demonstrates beyond mandate, a specialization. Certification is generally voluntary, but somemtimes required to fulfill some certain job descriptions.
LCA updates an annual reference and study guides to help promote education industrywide. This included an interactive web tool, events, and forums.
Controversy
As the eyelash cosmetics industry has grown, the industry has received some attention for not having a consistent set of guidelines and best practices in place. Ther has been a call for greater public awareness, as in rare cases untrained or unlicensed individuals may perform the procedure. The council encourages manufacturers to insure animal testing does not occur on products entering the marketplace.
Increasingly, to the eyelash extension industry's detriment, unqualified individuals perform the procedure incorrectly and extensions begin to fall out immediately or within a few days. The Lashologist Council has embarked on a public awareness campaign to inform the public to seek out quailified, trained and certified lashologists.
ANTHE (Aakash National Talent Hunt Exam) is the 100% Scholarship Program for Medical and Engineering coaching aspirants run by Aakash Institute. This scholarship program was started in November 2010 to search talents of students from Class X and to provide them free coaching for the next two years to crack national and state level Medical and Engineering entrance exams in India.
ANTHE Eligibility Criteria
A student who is either passed class IX or studying in Class X is eligible to participate in ANTHE. There is no percentage based eligibility criteria.
ANTHE Selection Procedure and Exam Pattern
ANTHE exam is conducted in two stages.
In ANTHE Stage-I, there are total 3200 students selected (out of which 2400 for Engineering and 800 for Medical) as qualified candidates for the second stage. There is no negative marking in Stage-I but 1/4th negative marking in Stage-II. The Students must score at least 60% marks in Stage-I in order to qualify for Stage-II.
In ANTHE Stage-II, there are total 800 students finally selected (out of which 600 for Engineering and 200 for Medical) across India to avail free Aakash Institute 2-years regular classroom coaching programs.
Test Centres for ANTHE Stage-I & Stage-II
There are more than 100 test centres arranged by Aakash Institute every year across India to join this one-time opportunity in life for each student of Class X. The test centres are allotted to each student on the basis of their test centre preferences, nearby birth place and availability.
The students who will qualify the ANTHE Stage - I Exam shall be issued a fresh admit card mentioning a New Roll No. and venue for appearing in the ANTHE Stage - II and Personal Interview.
Exam and Result of ANTHE
Generally, the ANTHE Stage-I is conducted in last week of November and the result is announced in second week of December. The ANTHE Stage-II Exam is conducted in last week of December and the final result is declared in first half of January.
ANTHE Eligibility Criteria
A student who is either passed class IX or studying in Class X is eligible to participate in ANTHE. There is no percentage based eligibility criteria.
ANTHE Selection Procedure and Exam Pattern
ANTHE exam is conducted in two stages.
In ANTHE Stage-I, there are total 3200 students selected (out of which 2400 for Engineering and 800 for Medical) as qualified candidates for the second stage. There is no negative marking in Stage-I but 1/4th negative marking in Stage-II. The Students must score at least 60% marks in Stage-I in order to qualify for Stage-II.
In ANTHE Stage-II, there are total 800 students finally selected (out of which 600 for Engineering and 200 for Medical) across India to avail free Aakash Institute 2-years regular classroom coaching programs.
Test Centres for ANTHE Stage-I & Stage-II
There are more than 100 test centres arranged by Aakash Institute every year across India to join this one-time opportunity in life for each student of Class X. The test centres are allotted to each student on the basis of their test centre preferences, nearby birth place and availability.
The students who will qualify the ANTHE Stage - I Exam shall be issued a fresh admit card mentioning a New Roll No. and venue for appearing in the ANTHE Stage - II and Personal Interview.
Exam and Result of ANTHE
Generally, the ANTHE Stage-I is conducted in last week of November and the result is announced in second week of December. The ANTHE Stage-II Exam is conducted in last week of December and the final result is declared in first half of January.