stories in need of thought

  The match was close to an "event." In order to reduce the impact, he used a heavier 12 ounce (340 grams) glove instead of a 10 ounce (283 grams) glove used in a heavyweight competition. Considering that they were both older than 50, the two minutes and eight rounds were held without scoring the assistant referee. The organizers declared a draw. Tyson recorded 50 wins, two draws, and six losses (44KO) during his active career. In particular, he gained the nickname "nuclear fist" by boasting his overwhelming power to win 24 KO wins in the first round. For the first time since his retirement in 2005, he has lost as much as 45 kilograms and recorded 99.8 kilograms in the system. He looked so fit that he could see his abs. But after the ball rang, I couldn't see Tyson's punch. Tyson approached aggressively by reducing the distance, but Jones was passive. Jones either clenched Tyson's fist in the side or pulled it in. There were also frequent scenes of her b

  For more than 230 years since its founding, the U.S. presidential election has been a history of peaceful transfer of power. The president's oath of office, in which he raises his hand to the Bible as a symbol of solemn U.S. democracy, and the losers' acceptance speeches are cited. This tradition has become an irresistible unwritten rule in the wake of the Civil War, which killed 620,000 people in the United States. When Abraham Lincoln, who proposed abolition of slavery in the 1860 presidential election, won, Democratic candidate Steven Douglas declared his acceptance, saying, "Let's put down all partisan interests." But Douglas said in a campaign that he would "not accept the insult of President Lincoln's inauguration" to his southern supporters. The U.S. has become a bloodbath for four years due to the civil war caused by the uprising of the South Korean military, which was already instigated by the message of dissatisfaction. The number of peop

   “Life is a sculpture that you cast as you make mistakes and learn from them.”  — RM

   “Your presence can give happiness. I hope you remember that.”  – Jin

  “Don’t be trapped in someone else’s dream.”  – V

  Desert in Utah, western U.S. on the 18th. State officials conducting environmental surveys in helicopters found an unexpected object flashing in the middle of the wilderness. Upon landing nearby, the object was a 3.6-meter-high triangular pillar and was made of smooth metal. So far, speculation is rampant on social media as it has not been revealed what the pillar is and who has brought it this far, AFP and the Associated Press reported on the 24th. When the officials landed nearby, the pillar was fixed to the floor. However, there were no footprints or car wheel tracks left around, so it was hard to know who or how they were installed. Authorities have decided not to disclose the exact location of the pillar. This is out of concern that people may come to the desert to see the pillars and get lost.

  U.S. President-elect Joe Biden's transition process, which has been stalled due to President Donald Trump's dissatisfaction and the delay in the process at the Federal Office, has barely started. President Trump tweeted on the 23rd (local time) that "For the best interests of the nation, I advised GSA Commissioner Emily Murphy and his team to do what they had to do about the initial protocol, and told my team to do the same." According to CNN and the media outlet The Hill, Murphy sent a letter to Biden on the same day to the effect that he could use federal resources to hand over the presidency. Under the U.S. Presidential Transition Act, the GSA should confirm the president-elect after the presidential election and provide the necessary human and material resources for the transition. However, Murphy has been delaying his confirmation. As he delayed confirming his election, Biden was unable to access information such as national security briefings and presidential