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On Tuesday night Chan Sung Jung a.k.a. the Korean Zombie turned an emerging title contender into a nearly helpless victim. Dustin Poirier entered the headlining bout of UFC on Fuel TV 3 as a generally perceived favorite, riding a four fight promotional win streak, having stomped two highly t…

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MMANEWS.COM Staff Writer

On Tuesday night Chan Sung Jung a.k.a. the Korean Zombie turned an emerging title contender into a nearly helpless victim. Dustin Poirier entered the headlining bout of UFC on Fuel TV 3 as a generally perceived favorite, riding a four fight promotional win streak, having stomped two highly t…

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Posted on 05.17.2012 19:00 by Simona Filed under: Volkswagen | concept cars | hatchback | Volkswagen Polo | sports cars | Cars | Car Reviews | Volkswagen

Volkswagen will be headed to the upcoming Wörthersee event with a pretty cool concept car designed and built for the street. The new Polo WRC Street Concept is based on the Polo R WRC announced last year and was designed as a preview version of an extremely sporty small series due to be launched in late 2013.

The new Polo WRC Street will feature a highly unique and distinctive design language distinguished by a rear spoiler, a diffuser, a sports suspension, and an inscription with R-WRC logos. Volkswagen will adopt the same white exterior paint combined with blue and gray elements as seen on the rally car.

Under the hood, the VW Polo WRC Street Concept gets a 2.0 liter TSI engine that delivers an impressive 220 HP and produces motorsport-like performance. Of course, Volkswagen wanted to keep the performance figures a secret until the car’s official debut, so we’ll just have to wait until then to find out!

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Volkswagen Polo WRC Street originally appeared on topspeed.com on Thursday, 17 May 2012 19:00 EST.

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On Tuesday night Chan Sung Jung a.k.a. the Korean Zombie turned an emerging title contender into a nearly helpless victim. Dustin Poirier entered the headlining bout of UFC on Fuel TV 3 as a generally perceived favorite, riding a four fight promotional win streak, having stomped two highly t…

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Chicago chefs from more than a dozen restaurants, including Old Town Social, Big Jones, Osteria Via Stato, City Provisions, will pair up with local farmers and local brewers and vintners to present Localicious one of the tastiest and sustainable food fests of the year. Tickets are $75.

The party is part of the Family Farmed Expo, a three-day event of workshops, discussions and lectures that finishes Saturday with the family and foodie-friendly Good Food Festival at the UIC Forum (725 W Roosevelt Road).

Dozens of farms will have booths for those who want to shop around for a CSA subscription this year, top Chicago chefs–including Stephanie Izard (pictured right), Bill Kim, Paul Kahan and Paul Virant–will present cooking demos and local food authorities will present workshops on everything from keeping backyard chicken and canning to gardening and whole animal butchery.

Author and Weston Price Foundation founder Sally Fallon Morell (interviewed by the Tribune here) will give a lecture on healthy traditional diets at 9 a.m.

Food festival tickets are free (for kids under 12) to $35 for all access including the Fallon lecture if you buy them before Saturday. Adult tickets to the festival alond are $10.

Photo: Alex Garcia/Chicago Tribune

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May 16, 2012 – Relieve last night’s heated grudge match with Donald Cerrone vs. Jeremy Stephens fight highlights, brought to you by FOX Sports.

UFC on FUEL 3 was held on May 15, 2012, at the Patriot Center in Fairfax, VA. Brash lightweight contender Donald Cerrone (18-4, 1 NC) looked to rebound from his first UFC loss by taking on veteran bruiser Jeremy Stephens (20-8) on the night’s main card. Check out the video highlights below.

For more on Cerrone’s bounce-back win, check out the play-by-play from MMA Fighting’s own Ben Fowlkes.

Round 1: Stephens goes to work with leg kicks, trying to get in close to land the big right early on. Cerrone seems like he’s still getting loose out there. Good combo by Cerrone makes Stephens cover up, and Cerrone finishes with a chopping leg kick. Cerrone is doing a good job of staying out of Stephens’ range, then rushing in all at once and attacking while Stephens is on the defensive. After one such combo, Stephens shows blood around his left eye. Jumping knee by Cerrone, but Stephens defends well. Stephens seems off-balance and unsure as the round winds down. He’s too busy reacting to generate much of an attack. MMA Fighting scores it 10-9 for Cerrone.

Round 2: Cerrone seems to be only gaining in confidence as this one wears on. He mixes up the kicks and punches, throws in a spinning elbow, and it seems as if he can hit with Stephens with whatever he wants. An uppercut by Cerrone stings Stephens. He throws in a little samba as Stephens watches uncertainly. Stephens covers up after a Cerrone feint, and Cerrone looks like he’s just trying to entertain himself in an easy sparring session. Stephens comes back with a one-two, throwing hard still, but he just can’t get going. Cerrone dances in and chops Stephens down with another leg kick. Takedown by Cerrone in the final minute, just to be sure the round is his, and it is. MMA Fighting scores it 10-9 for Cerrone.

Round 3: Inside leg kick by Cerrone to start the third sneaks up into Stephens’ groin. That’s a hard one, and even Cerrone knows it right away. Stephens is going to take a moment, while Cerrone has the cut on the top of his head from a Stephens elbow at the end of the second tended to. Stephens is feeling better, and Cerrone apologizes as they restart. Cerrone ducks under a combo and tries a takedown, but can’t finish. Stephens is bleeding from the eye and the nose, but still coming forward. Another chopping leg kick by Cerrone, and it takes Stephens’ leg out from under him. Cerrone keeps on picking away at Stephens. He’s not exactly going all out to end it, but neither is he showing much mercy on a battered Stephens, who looks as if he can barely see out of his cut and swollen left eye. Final minute, and Stephens shows that he still has that right hand in reserve, not that he can get close enough to land it. Flying knee attempt by Stephens, but Cerrone ducks under and makes it to the final horn. MMA Fighting scores it 10-9 for Cerrone.

UFC on FUEL 3 results: Donald Cerrone def. Jeremy Stephens via unanimous decision (30-27, 30-27, 30-27).

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May 16, 2012 – Relieve last night’s heated grudge match with Donald Cerrone vs. Jeremy Stephens fight highlights, brought to you by FOX Sports.

UFC on FUEL 3 was held on May 15, 2012, at the Patriot Center in Fairfax, VA. Brash lightweight contender Donald Cerrone (18-4, 1 NC) looked to rebound from his first UFC loss by taking on veteran bruiser Jeremy Stephens (20-8) on the night’s main card. Catch the video highlights below.

For more on Cerrone’s bounce-back win, check out the play-by-play from MMA Fighting’s own Ben Fowlkes.

Round 1: Stephens goes to work with leg kicks, trying to get in close to land the big right early on. Cerrone seems like he’s still getting loose out there. Good combo by Cerrone makes Stephens cover up, and Cerrone finishes with a chopping leg kick. Cerrone is doing a good job of staying out of Stephens’ range, then rushing in all at once and attacking while Stephens is on the defensive. After one such combo, Stephens shows blood around his left eye. Jumping knee by Cerrone, but Stephens defends well. Stephens seems off-balance and unsure as the round winds down. He’s too busy reacting to generate much of an attack. MMA Fighting scores it 10-9 for Cerrone.

Round 2: Cerrone seems to be only gaining in confidence as this one wears on. He mixes up the kicks and punches, throws in a spinning elbow, and it seems as if he can hit with Stephens with whatever he wants. An uppercut by Cerrone stings Stephens. He throws in a little samba as Stephens watches uncertainly. Stephens covers up after a Cerrone feint, and Cerrone looks like he’s just trying to entertain himself in an easy sparring session. Stephens comes back with a one-two, throwing hard still, but he just can’t get going. Cerrone dances in and chops Stephens down with another leg kick. Takedown by Cerrone in the final minute, just to be sure the round is his, and it is. MMA Fighting scores it 10-9 for Cerrone.

Round 3: Inside leg kick by Cerrone to start the third sneaks up into Stephens’ groin. That’s a hard one, and even Cerrone knows it right away. Stephens is going to take a moment, while Cerrone has the cut on the top of his head from a Stephens elbow at the end of the second tended to. Stephens is feeling better, and Cerrone apologizes as they restart. Cerrone ducks under a combo and tries a takedown, but can’t finish. Stephens is bleeding from the eye and the nose, but still coming forward. Another chopping leg kick by Cerrone, and it takes Stephens’ leg out from under him. Cerrone keeps on picking away at Stephens. He’s not exactly going all out to end it, but neither is he showing much mercy on a battered Stephens, who looks as if he can barely see out of his cut and swollen left eye. Final minute, and Stephens shows that he still has that right hand in reserve, not that he can get close enough to land it. Flying knee attempt by Stephens, but Cerrone ducks under and makes it to the final horn. MMA Fighting scores it 10-9 for Cerrone.

UFC on FUEL 3 results: Donald Cerrone def. Jeremy Stephens via unanimous decision (30-27, 30-27, 30-27).

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According to a new report from MMA Junkie, number one UFC Middleweight title contender Chael Sonnen will be on the Nevada State Athletic Commission’s agenda next week at their May 21st meeting.

Sonnen will likely have to answers questions regarding a therapeutic use exemption he app…

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If you’re dining out this week, and I certainly hope you are, you might notice a little something extra in your check presenter (you know, that leather-ish thing holding the bill). An appeal for help.

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If you’re dining out this week, and I certainly hope you are, you might notice a little something extra in your check presenter (you know, that leather-ish thing holding the bill). An appeal for help.

Chef/owner of Takashi (1952 N. Damen Ave., 773-772-6170), Takashi Yagihashi, has family in Japan. “Fortunately, my mother and sister are fine,” he said. “But many people need help.”

So he put little notes in his check presenters, asking customers to consider leaving a donation for the victims of the Japan earthquake. Nothing much, just $5.

“If people don’t (give), I won’t be hurt,” Yagihashi said. “But I thought I’d ask.”

A lot of people left $5. Quite a few left considerably more, and Yagihashi figured more people, more help. So late last week he reached out to about 80 of his fellow chefs, asking if they’d put little notes in their check presenters. He’s not keeping track of which restaurants will participate.

All the money is going straight to the Red Cross in Japan.

So if you see a little note in your presenter this week consider putting that extra fiver to good use.

Abel Uribe/Chicago Tribune

 

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