The Daily Populous

Mayweather beat the likes of Manny Pacquiao, Canelo Álvarez and Ricky Hatton in a Hall of Fame boxing career.

Mayweather gave up nearly 20 years, four inches in reach and 34lbs to Paul who, at 189lbs, was by far the heaviest fighter he had ever faced.

Paul, to his credit, continued to swing hoping a lucky punch would connect but Mayweather was never in serious trouble. »

It also means companies thinking more expansively about who is qualified for a job in the first place.

It invited him to apply to an apprenticeship program that would pay him to be trained as a mainframe technician.

Now 24, he completed his training this month and is beginning hands-on work in what he hopes is the start of a long career. »

The demon won’t talk, she insists, unless he faces away and gives him some privacy.

With his back to the girl, Ed gets down to business.

Out comes the demon, cackling and taunting in a fiendish, guttural voice, like a cockney Tom Waits. »

Medieval Venetial explorer Marco Polo enjoyed sorbets and ices when he traveled to the Chinese court of Kublai Khan.

And in the early history of the United States, Thomas Jefferson entertained many visitors to Monticello with iced sorbets and freezes.

Up until then, he had been calling the frozen treats “Eppsicles,” but his children insisted on calling them “Pop’s ‘sicles.” »