K-1 Fighting Network KHAN 2006 in Busan was a kickboxing and Taekwondo event promoted by the K-1 organization. It was an eight-man elimination tournament for fighters based in South Korea and the East Asia region, with all matches fought under K-1 MAX Rules (70 kg/152 lb weight class). The winner would advance to the K-1 World MAX 2006 World Tournament Open. As well as tournament matches there were also two ‘Super Fights’ fought under K-1 MAX Rules, and an ITF Tae Kwon Do bout. In total there were sixteen fighters, representing eight countries. The tournament champion was Chi Bin Lim who beat Su Hwan Lee in the final by third round technical knockout. The event was held at the BEXCO, in Busan, on Friday, February 25, 2006.
K-1 Fighting Network KHAN 2006 in Busan Tournament
Results
*Reserve Fight: K-1 MAX Rules / 3Min. 3R Ext.1R
:Jung Hwan Jung vs Sang-Soo Lim
:Lim defeated Jung by 3rd Round Unanimous Decision 3-0 (30-27, 29-27, 30-27)
*Quarter Finals: K-1 MAX Rules / 3Min. 3R Ext.1R
:Jong Yoon Choi vs Chi Bin Lim
:Lim defeated Choi by 3rd Round Unanimous Decision 3-0 (30-28, 30-28, 30-28)
:Ulzikhutga Gantumur vs Sung Hwan Park
:Park defeated Gantumur by KO at 0:57 of the 2nd Round
:Jae Sik Choi vs Su Hwan Lee
:Lee defeated Choi by KO at 0:24 of the 1st Round
:Shingo Garyu vs Jung Woong Moon
:Moon defeated Garyu by Extra Round Unanimous Decision 3-0 (10-9, 10-9, 10-9). After 3 rounds the judges had scored it a Decision Draw (29-29, 29-29, 30-30).
*Super Fight: K-1 MAX Rules / 3Min. 3R Ext.1R
:Sinbi Taewoong vs Virgil Kalakoda
:Kalakoda defeated Taewoong by Extra Round Split Decision 2-1 (10-9, 10-9, 9-10). After 3 rounds the judges had scored it a Majority Draw 1-0 (30-30, 30-29, 29-29) in favour of Taewoong.
*Semi Finals: K-1 MAX Rules / 3Min. 3R Ext.1R
:Chi Bin Lim vs Sung Hwan Park
:Lim defeated Park by 3rd Round Majority Decision 2-0 (30-29, 30-30, 30-29)
:Su Hwan Lee vs Jung Woong Moon
:Lee defeated Moon by TKO at 1:53 of the 1st Round
*Special Fight: ITF Tae Kwon Do
:Krylov Andrey vs Nikolay Petrov Kehayov
:Andrey defeated Kehayov by Decision
*Super Fight: K-1 MAX Rules / 3Min. 3R Ext.1R
:Pan Soo Kim vs Andy Souwer
:Souwer defeated Kim by 3rd Round Unanimous Decision 3-0 (30-27, 30-28, 30-27)
*Final: K-1 MAX Rules / 3Min. 3R Ext.1R
:Chi Bin Lim vs Su Hwan Lee
:Lim defeated Lee by TKO at 1:30 of the 3rd Round
K-1 Fighting Network KHAN 2006 in Busan Tournament
Results
*Reserve Fight: K-1 MAX Rules / 3Min. 3R Ext.1R
:Jung Hwan Jung vs Sang-Soo Lim
:Lim defeated Jung by 3rd Round Unanimous Decision 3-0 (30-27, 29-27, 30-27)
*Quarter Finals: K-1 MAX Rules / 3Min. 3R Ext.1R
:Jong Yoon Choi vs Chi Bin Lim
:Lim defeated Choi by 3rd Round Unanimous Decision 3-0 (30-28, 30-28, 30-28)
:Ulzikhutga Gantumur vs Sung Hwan Park
:Park defeated Gantumur by KO at 0:57 of the 2nd Round
:Jae Sik Choi vs Su Hwan Lee
:Lee defeated Choi by KO at 0:24 of the 1st Round
:Shingo Garyu vs Jung Woong Moon
:Moon defeated Garyu by Extra Round Unanimous Decision 3-0 (10-9, 10-9, 10-9). After 3 rounds the judges had scored it a Decision Draw (29-29, 29-29, 30-30).
*Super Fight: K-1 MAX Rules / 3Min. 3R Ext.1R
:Sinbi Taewoong vs Virgil Kalakoda
:Kalakoda defeated Taewoong by Extra Round Split Decision 2-1 (10-9, 10-9, 9-10). After 3 rounds the judges had scored it a Majority Draw 1-0 (30-30, 30-29, 29-29) in favour of Taewoong.
*Semi Finals: K-1 MAX Rules / 3Min. 3R Ext.1R
:Chi Bin Lim vs Sung Hwan Park
:Lim defeated Park by 3rd Round Majority Decision 2-0 (30-29, 30-30, 30-29)
:Su Hwan Lee vs Jung Woong Moon
:Lee defeated Moon by TKO at 1:53 of the 1st Round
*Special Fight: ITF Tae Kwon Do
:Krylov Andrey vs Nikolay Petrov Kehayov
:Andrey defeated Kehayov by Decision
*Super Fight: K-1 MAX Rules / 3Min. 3R Ext.1R
:Pan Soo Kim vs Andy Souwer
:Souwer defeated Kim by 3rd Round Unanimous Decision 3-0 (30-27, 30-28, 30-27)
*Final: K-1 MAX Rules / 3Min. 3R Ext.1R
:Chi Bin Lim vs Su Hwan Lee
:Lim defeated Lee by TKO at 1:30 of the 3rd Round
The Kartan stone tools are large stone tools that were found on Karta, Kangaroo Island, South Australia. The island is called Karta by Ramindjeri.
The original people/s of Karta were gone by about 2000 years ago, but left large numbers of large blunt stone tools in their many camps. Similar large numbers of large blunt pounding tools that were often collected from far away seem to indicate some local mining activity was undertaken, several thousand years ago, by hundreds of small encampments that all seem to have stopped this mining activity and abandoned their tools approximately 2000 years ago.
The only possible mining activity in the area would have been for gold, tin or copper, and this indicates some contact with the outside world. Despite much skepticism, this remains a possible explanation that does match with the facts, even if not with the popular history as recorded at present.
No other explanation fills the gaps that are becoming more difficult to deny exist with current versions of history, some difficult observations in the area in and around Karta / Kangaroo Island.
Its seems likely the centre of the Kartan tool use was near Kangaroo Island, but Kartan tool technology can be seen in ever deceasing numbers of sites hundreds of kilometers away, especially in the Flinders Ranges and even up into the central Australian desert among Martu Annangu Arabunna peoples in central Australia.
The language patterns seem to indicate the probability of some outside influence came from Karta peoples, and into adjacent Narrunga, Ramindjeri, Peramangk and Kaurna.
Middens indicate a rapid increase in population and then decrease, imply several thousand years of intense occupation activity near kartan tools sites, ending abruptly over 2000 years ago, and reverting to smaller nomadic bands again.
The original people/s of Karta were gone by about 2000 years ago, but left large numbers of large blunt stone tools in their many camps. Similar large numbers of large blunt pounding tools that were often collected from far away seem to indicate some local mining activity was undertaken, several thousand years ago, by hundreds of small encampments that all seem to have stopped this mining activity and abandoned their tools approximately 2000 years ago.
The only possible mining activity in the area would have been for gold, tin or copper, and this indicates some contact with the outside world. Despite much skepticism, this remains a possible explanation that does match with the facts, even if not with the popular history as recorded at present.
No other explanation fills the gaps that are becoming more difficult to deny exist with current versions of history, some difficult observations in the area in and around Karta / Kangaroo Island.
Its seems likely the centre of the Kartan tool use was near Kangaroo Island, but Kartan tool technology can be seen in ever deceasing numbers of sites hundreds of kilometers away, especially in the Flinders Ranges and even up into the central Australian desert among Martu Annangu Arabunna peoples in central Australia.
The language patterns seem to indicate the probability of some outside influence came from Karta peoples, and into adjacent Narrunga, Ramindjeri, Peramangk and Kaurna.
Middens indicate a rapid increase in population and then decrease, imply several thousand years of intense occupation activity near kartan tools sites, ending abruptly over 2000 years ago, and reverting to smaller nomadic bands again.
This set of Marvel comics-based trading cards was released in 1996. It has a base set consisting of 100 cards, including the checklist. There are 2 types of chase cards, the first are "HoloFlash" cards which feature holofoil, and the second are "Mirage" cards which are lenticular, showing simulated movement. The card set design was done by Arnie Sawyer Studios, and the set was produced and distributed by Fleer/Skybox.
Card Types
The 99 basic cards all feature the same style layout front and back, unlike many sets.
The card set is arranged into 11 groups of 9 consecutive cards which form a theme, which is printed on the front of the cards as seen below. Each theme is representative of an important period of Wolverine's life and the related characters. The themes are
*1-9 "Weapon X"
*10-18 "Department H"
*19-27 "Second Genesis"(related to Wolverine's first appearance on the 2nd X-Men team)
*28-36 "Japan"
*37-45 "Allies"
*46-54 "Madripoor"
* 55-63 "Mojoworld"
* 64-72 "Enemies"
* 73-81 "X-Men"(related to Wolverine's association with the modern X-Men team)
* 82-90 "Age of Apocalypse"
* 91-99 "Savage Beast" (related to the period after the failure of Genesis to re-infuse Wolverine's skeleton with adamantium, after which Wolverine devolved to a beast-like state, until trained by Elektra to regain his humanity).
The 9 HoloFlash holofoil cards depict an original multi-card artwork showing the famous scene from the Fatal Attractions crossover, where Magneto removes the adamantium from Wolverine's skeleton.
The 3 Mirage lenticular cards, are named MarvelMotion, MarvelMorph, and MarvelMirage. One depicts Wolverine in his Age of Apocalypse state, one in his feral state, and one as he fights magneto during fatal attractions.
Multi-Card Art
This set is unique in that it features what amounts to a mini-comic when the backs of each 9 card set are put into standard 9 card protective sleeves. It is not clear if this comic is meant to be considered canonical or not. On the one hand, a comic on cards would typically not be considered canon, however in this case the title is "Stan Lee Presents: Slay-Per-View", and therefore it could possibly be considered as being very officially endorsed (also it has the benefit that it does not conflict with any other canon).
The story depicts a period after Longshot has set up an "entertainment-free society" and is living with Dazzler and the X-Babies in Mojoworld. The story also takes place while Wolverine is in his feral state, and training with Elektra. Mojo II devises a plan to kidnap Wolverine by catching him off-guard by sending Spiral and the Warwolves both physically and mystically disguised as X-Men. However, Wolverine sees through Spiral's magic, and begins to fight her and the Warwolves. However, they are able to overcome Wolverine and Elektra and Wolverine is kidnapped to Mojoworld, where Mojo II begins broadcasting video of Wolverine fighting both friends and enemies (all of his opponents are Warwolves in disguises). Longshot, Dazzler, and the X-Babies plan to rescue Wolverine, however they realize they can not intercede while the broadcast is on the air, as that will only draw more viewers. As Wolverine is being badly defeated, viewers begin to tune out as it is not an interesting fight. Once the ratings have dropped low enough, Longshot, Dazzler, and the X-Babies can help Wolverine, who then sounding defeats the Warwolves and Spiral. With Mojo II's broadcast off the air, he is effectively defeated and Wolverine is able to return back to his home dimension and resume training with Elektra.
The credits for the mini-comic are as follows.
* Writer: Dan slott
* Penciler: Mark Buckingham
* Colorist: Chuck Maiden
* Letterer: Arnie Sawyer Studios
Artists
14 different artists were used in this set. Each 9 card thematic grouping was done by a single artist to give greater consistency. The artists (in order of appearance) were Glenn Orbik, Ken Kelly, Tom Kuffin, Julie Bell & Boris Vallejo, Dave Dorman, Mark Texeira, Tom Fleming, Cliff Nielsen, Joe Jusko, Marc Sasso, and Brian Stelfreeze. Greg & Tim Hildebrandt provided the art for all 9 holo-flash cards.
Misc
There is one instance of "breaking the 4th wall" in this set. On the back of car #77, Ice-baby (aka Li'l Ice-Man) is battling and says "HOLY SHIVA!" to which Cyke (aka Li'l Cyclops) says "ICE-BABY!" which is replied to with "Hey, it's code-approvable!" This refers to Comics Code Authority's regulation and standards for what comics which to bear its seal need to conform to. This means that Ice-baby knows he is in a comic.
Numerous cards in this set are frequently miscut, causing small portions of other cards to appear on the bottoms of some cards.
It is also reported that some misprints exist where the card title lettering on the front is embossed, but the gold foil not applied.
Card Types
The 99 basic cards all feature the same style layout front and back, unlike many sets.
The card set is arranged into 11 groups of 9 consecutive cards which form a theme, which is printed on the front of the cards as seen below. Each theme is representative of an important period of Wolverine's life and the related characters. The themes are
*1-9 "Weapon X"
*10-18 "Department H"
*19-27 "Second Genesis"(related to Wolverine's first appearance on the 2nd X-Men team)
*28-36 "Japan"
*37-45 "Allies"
*46-54 "Madripoor"
* 55-63 "Mojoworld"
* 64-72 "Enemies"
* 73-81 "X-Men"(related to Wolverine's association with the modern X-Men team)
* 82-90 "Age of Apocalypse"
* 91-99 "Savage Beast" (related to the period after the failure of Genesis to re-infuse Wolverine's skeleton with adamantium, after which Wolverine devolved to a beast-like state, until trained by Elektra to regain his humanity).
The 9 HoloFlash holofoil cards depict an original multi-card artwork showing the famous scene from the Fatal Attractions crossover, where Magneto removes the adamantium from Wolverine's skeleton.
The 3 Mirage lenticular cards, are named MarvelMotion, MarvelMorph, and MarvelMirage. One depicts Wolverine in his Age of Apocalypse state, one in his feral state, and one as he fights magneto during fatal attractions.
Multi-Card Art
This set is unique in that it features what amounts to a mini-comic when the backs of each 9 card set are put into standard 9 card protective sleeves. It is not clear if this comic is meant to be considered canonical or not. On the one hand, a comic on cards would typically not be considered canon, however in this case the title is "Stan Lee Presents: Slay-Per-View", and therefore it could possibly be considered as being very officially endorsed (also it has the benefit that it does not conflict with any other canon).
The story depicts a period after Longshot has set up an "entertainment-free society" and is living with Dazzler and the X-Babies in Mojoworld. The story also takes place while Wolverine is in his feral state, and training with Elektra. Mojo II devises a plan to kidnap Wolverine by catching him off-guard by sending Spiral and the Warwolves both physically and mystically disguised as X-Men. However, Wolverine sees through Spiral's magic, and begins to fight her and the Warwolves. However, they are able to overcome Wolverine and Elektra and Wolverine is kidnapped to Mojoworld, where Mojo II begins broadcasting video of Wolverine fighting both friends and enemies (all of his opponents are Warwolves in disguises). Longshot, Dazzler, and the X-Babies plan to rescue Wolverine, however they realize they can not intercede while the broadcast is on the air, as that will only draw more viewers. As Wolverine is being badly defeated, viewers begin to tune out as it is not an interesting fight. Once the ratings have dropped low enough, Longshot, Dazzler, and the X-Babies can help Wolverine, who then sounding defeats the Warwolves and Spiral. With Mojo II's broadcast off the air, he is effectively defeated and Wolverine is able to return back to his home dimension and resume training with Elektra.
The credits for the mini-comic are as follows.
* Writer: Dan slott
* Penciler: Mark Buckingham
* Colorist: Chuck Maiden
* Letterer: Arnie Sawyer Studios
Artists
14 different artists were used in this set. Each 9 card thematic grouping was done by a single artist to give greater consistency. The artists (in order of appearance) were Glenn Orbik, Ken Kelly, Tom Kuffin, Julie Bell & Boris Vallejo, Dave Dorman, Mark Texeira, Tom Fleming, Cliff Nielsen, Joe Jusko, Marc Sasso, and Brian Stelfreeze. Greg & Tim Hildebrandt provided the art for all 9 holo-flash cards.
Misc
There is one instance of "breaking the 4th wall" in this set. On the back of car #77, Ice-baby (aka Li'l Ice-Man) is battling and says "HOLY SHIVA!" to which Cyke (aka Li'l Cyclops) says "ICE-BABY!" which is replied to with "Hey, it's code-approvable!" This refers to Comics Code Authority's regulation and standards for what comics which to bear its seal need to conform to. This means that Ice-baby knows he is in a comic.
Numerous cards in this set are frequently miscut, causing small portions of other cards to appear on the bottoms of some cards.
It is also reported that some misprints exist where the card title lettering on the front is embossed, but the gold foil not applied.
AIB RFC is an Irish rugby team based in Dublin. They play in Pool 4 of the Leinster Junior 4 League. The club colours are green and navy.
History
The club competed in the Business Houses League in its early years along with teams such as Aer Lingus (now Swords), Bank of Ireland, Central Bank, Nixdorf, Revenue, Meat Packers (now Barnhall), Guinness and Unidare.
They played at the AIB Sports & Social Club grounds in Terenure until 2003, when the land was sold for development. In 2006 they settled at their current home ground after playing at Sportslink in Santry up to that time.
History
The club competed in the Business Houses League in its early years along with teams such as Aer Lingus (now Swords), Bank of Ireland, Central Bank, Nixdorf, Revenue, Meat Packers (now Barnhall), Guinness and Unidare.
They played at the AIB Sports & Social Club grounds in Terenure until 2003, when the land was sold for development. In 2006 they settled at their current home ground after playing at Sportslink in Santry up to that time.