 main event Rodtang turned in another high-octane performance in this trilogy encounter with Petchdam.
The champion pushed the pace from the outset, landing combinations of power punches and constantly backing his opponent up. Petchdam was on the end of some vicious liver shots in the second round which might well have taken their toll on the experienced southpaw.
Petchdam struggled to circle away as Rodtang marched forwards. He was unable to find a home for his trademark left kick, although he did slam his shin into the forearms and elbows of the champion on a few occasions.
Rodtang’s pressure and power would ultimately prove too much for Petchdam to handle. The champion looked to have an unassailable lead on the scorecards going into the final round but continued to plant his feet and throw punching combinations.
Surprisingly one judge scored it a draw but the other two voted in favour of Rodtang. His ONE Super Series record is now 8-0 and he looks set to defend the belt against Superlek Kiatmoo9, who tasted victory earlier in the evening.
The co-main event saw Petchmorakot Petchyindeeacademy successfully defend his ONE featherweight Muay Thai title with a decision win over the legendary Yodsanklai Fairtex. But while the veteran challenger came up short he put in an impressive performance.
Petchmorakot was awarded the decision but he wouldn’t have enjoyed the opening round much. Yodsanklai walked him down, trapped him in the corner and threw heavy leather.
In the second stanza Petchmorakot regained his composure and started to counter more effectively. He was able to catch the southpaw’s body kicks and counter with punches but was cut by an elbow towards the end of the round.
Yodsanklai recently turned 35 and was unable to keep up the fierce pace he set in the first round. As the fight progressed Petchmorakot took control and the champion was able to claim a clear cut win on the scorecards.
There were two MMA fights on the card with Stamp Fairtex (5-0) making quick work of Sunisa Srisen (3-1).The gulf in class was obvious from the outset and the former landed some devastating knees from the clinch.
Sunisa nearly made it to the four minute mark but the knees from Stamp had done their damage. When the ONE Championship veteran got the fight to the ground she quickly finished her opponent with punches, the end coming at 3:59.
Tiger Muay Thai’s Fabrico Andrade (4-2) scored a statement victory over Mark Abelardo (17-6). The Brazilian looked slick with his stand-up in the first round and scored a submission win in the second, locking in a rear naked choke at the 1.11 mark.
 'Kip' went to play with the angels, September 2012 - It's 2018 now; and I still miss him each day - God Bless his canine soul...
I'm based in Yorkshire, England; and as a Graphic Artist, obviously Art and Design have always played a major role throughout my life. Previously my career remained within the Print Industry, being Resident Artist in lithographic fields in the beginning; and then a change of disciplines eight years later, meant the transition to Industrial Etching and Screen-Print within Engineering & Manufacture, as Company Head of Art & Design.
Having completed many commissions, whether Graphic, Photographic, or in miniature; from Autumn 1996, I have been obsessed with the creation of high quality and truly realistic miniatures - of which miniature food is my passion; character dolls and miniature accessories are great to create too. I came across Collectors' interest in this subject matter by accident; and still remain intrigued at the totally, all consuming appetite for this hobby, myself of course included!
Working from Tudor and Medieval times to contemporary, I hope to continue working towards a more liberated form of expression leading to the creation of more original and unique pieces, thus harmonising my own creativity with Collectors' requirements, related to their hobby.
Commissions are most welcome should you desire that little one-of-a-kind creation to enhance your current Collection.
Please remember - my miniatures are not intended for anyone under fourteen years of age.
Copyright © 2020 Carol Cook. All rights reserved.It seems that social gaming company Zynga's decision to spend $US180 million (£110 million) on acquiring one-hit wonder developer OMGPOP hasn't quite worked out as planned. The company has announced its intention to write off up to $US95 million (£60 million) from the deal.
Zynga's third quarter preliminary financial report broke the news, while showing that the quarter hadn't been quite as successful as the company would have hoped.
While Zynga earned between $US300 to $US305 million (£185-£189 million) in earnings, that wasn't enough to stop the company from reporting a net loss of between $US95 to $US105 million (£60-65 million). It forced the company to lower its full year expectations.
This follows on from the first half loss of $US108 million (£68 million), which the company blamed on Facebook's poor public offering
Share price plummets
Zynga's share price took s a significant tumble following the news, dropping around 22 per cent in after-hours trading. The closing share price of $US2.21 is but a fraction of its $US10 debut.
Zynga CEO Mark Pincus used a company blog post to try and rally the company. He plans to turn the current disappointing results around by "investing in other genres like casino where we already lead with Zynga Poker and blue PVP, a category we pioneered with Mafia Wars, and now have the opportunity to reinvent with the industry's best talent here at Zynga."
It's far from the end of days for the company though. With the launch of Farmville 2 and Chefville, as well as classics like Words with Friends, the company is still attracting 311 million monthly active users.
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## ⭐ Getting Started

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npm install colormaster
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Then simply start using **ColorMaster** in your project:

```javascript
import { rgb } from "colormaster";

// object argument
rbg({ r: 128, g: 128, b: 128 }).string({ withAlpha: true, quotes: "double" }); // "rgba(128, 128, 128, 1)"
rbg({ r: 128, g: 128, b: 128, a: 0.5 }).string({ withAlpha: true }); // 'rgba(128, 128, 128, 0.5)' <-- note, single quote
rbg({ r: 128, g: 128, b: 128, a: 0.5 }).string(); // 'rgba(128, 128, 128)'
rbg({ r: 128, g: 128, b: 128, a: 0.5 }).alphaTo(0.8).string({ withAlpha: true }); // 'rgba(128, 128, 128, 0.8)'

// array argument
rbg([128, 128, 128]).string({ withAlpha: true, quotes: "double" }); // "rgba(128, 128, 128, 1)"
rbg([128, 128, 128, 0.5]).string({ withAlpha: true }); // '