Nonito Donaire vs Fernando Montiel
A big feeling out process in the first round. In the second, Donaire landed a left hook that Montiel never saw coming and he went down like a bag of bricks. Montiel barely beat the referee's count. Donaire knew the fight was over and quickly pounced on his opponent with a flurry of punches to force the referee's stoppage.
PREFIGHT: The challenger, Nonito Donaire, makes his way to the ring first. He looks confident and excited to get the fight started. The champion, Fernando Montiel, comes out next. He looks extremely focused and intense.
Round 1. Donaire comes out firing his jab. Montiel looks cautious. Hard left hook to the body lands for Donaire. Nice left hand lands for Donaire. Montiel backs up. Montiel lands a quick jab to the body. They trade jabs. Both men showing some respect for each other. Straigt right from Donaire grazes Montiel. Left to the body lands for Montiel. Donaire answers with one of his own.
Round 2. Nice 1-2 lands for Donaire to start the round. Uppercut lands for Montiel, but he eats a right in return. Donaire sticking his jab in the face of Montiel. Jab lands for Montiel. Anoteher. Left hook to the body lands for Montiel. Counter left lands for Montiel. Right hand lands for Montiel. WOOOOOOOO....HUGE counter left hand from Donaire FLOORS Montiel. He's down. He takes the count, but he looks wobbly. Donaire jumps on him and lands another shot for good measure. That's it. It's over. The ref calls a halt to the bout. Wow! DONAIRE WINS BY SECOND-ROUND KNOCKOUT [via]



2 Filipinos hurt in Riyadh construction site accident

MANILA, Philippines – Two Filipinos were slightly injured in an accident yesterday at a construction site in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, the Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) reported today.
Citing information from the the Philippine Embassy in Riyadh, the DFA said the two Filipinos were injured after getting hit by falling debris at the construction site at the Princess Noura University in Riyadh.
One of the Filipino victims suffered a fractured leg while the other one had a back injury.
The DFA said about 20 workers were at the site during the accident. Three were confirmed dead – a Bangladeshi, a Lebanese and a Nepali.
“A three-person Embassy team headed by Vice Consul Roussel Reyes immediately went to the worksite and was informed by Saudi Oger Safety Officer Fernando Obeso, a Filipino, that one of the Filipinos injured was hit by falling debris and suffered a fractured leg, while the other suffered a back injury,” the DFA said.
Nine others were injured and
Apple’s invested in a ‘very strategic’ $3.9b component supply agreement, but what is it?
Here's an interesting little note from Apple's record-breaking Q1 2011 financial sales call: according to CFO Peter Oppenheimer and acting CEO / COO Tim Cook, the company's made a two-year, $3.9 billion deal with three suppliers to secure a "very strategic" component for its products. Cook wouldn't identify what the component was, citing competitive reasons, but he did say the arrangement was much like Apple's famous deals to source iPod flash memory that date back to 2005. According to Tim, "We think that was an absolutely fantastic use of Apple's cash, and we constantly look for more of these, and so in the past several quarters we've identified another area... these payments consist of both prepayments and capital for processes and tooling, and similar to the flash agreement, they're focused in an area that we think is very strategic."
Importantly, Apple paid out $650m under its agreements for this mystery part this past quarter, and it's planning to spend another $1.05b in payments next quarter, so this is already happening in a big way -- and frankly, we're dying to know what it is, since Apple has a long history of squeezing the market for components it wants. Our best guess? High-density displays for the iPhone and iPad -- we've heard some rumors of deals with Toshiba and Sharp, but that's just conjecture, and we don't know who the third vendor is. We're digging, but in the meantime listen to Peter and Tim in the clip after the break.
WBA Super Flyweight champion, to stop spreading lies about the family

Nanay Donaire tells her son Nonito Jr., WBA Super Flyweight champion, to stop spreading lies about the family
Lumikha ng kontrobersya ang mga pahayag ng Filipino boxer na si Nonito Donaire Jr. sa exclusive interview sa kanya ni Tris Dixon ng boxingnews.com.
Sa artikulo na may pamagat na "Nonito Donaire: The Sadness Behind The Smile," na lumabas sa boxingnews.com noong January 6, 2011, muling ikinuwento ni Nonito ang hindi nila pagkakasundo ng mga magulang niya na tutol sa kanyang misis na si Rachel.
Unang naungkat ang gap ng mag-amang Nonito Sr. at Nonito Jr. nang mag-guest ito sa Showbiz Central. Napag-usapan ang kanilang hindi pagkakasundo na nag-umpisa noong November 2008. Ipinagtapat ni Nonito Jr. sa kanyang TV guesting noon na hindi boto ang pamilya niya sa kanyang asawa.
Umingay uli ang family feud ng mga Donaire dahil sa mga ipinagtapat ni Nonito Jr. sa boxingnews.com na mariing pinabulaanan ng kanyang ina na nakapanayam naman ni Anthony Andales ng philboxing.com.
Humingi ang PEP ng permiso kay Anthony at philboxing.com owner Dong Secuya para i-reprint ang mga sagot ng ina ni Nonito Jr. at pumayag sila.
MOM SAYS IT'S NOT TRUE. Sinabi ni Nanay Donaire kay Anthony na walang katotohanan ang mga rebelasyon ni Nonito Jr. sa boxingnews.com na galing siya sa mahirap na pamilya, na hindi siya ang paboritong anak at biktima siya ng pagmamaltrato ng kanyang military man na ama.
Ito ang kabuuan ng interview ni Anthony sa ina ni Nonito Jr. para sa philboxing.com:
"'Enough is enough,' Nanay Donaire (Mom Donaire) told Anthony Andales. She wanted to clarify everything and

