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“The Uncanny Chronicles,” a comic book focused on the realities of dyslexia will soon be available nationwide as a graphic novel thanks to an agreement between Florida State University and Ventris Learning. “The Uncanny Chronicles” is an eight-issue comic book series created by faculty from the Florida Center for Reading Research and the FSU College of Social Work. The story follows Kayla, a young reader who confronts issues related to reading difficulties and illustrates how she interacts with the world and how the world interacts with her. Each issue presents Kayla with new obstacle...

Sky, Spark Sport to share UFC rights 30 Apr, 2021 12:56 AM 2 minutes to read Results from another huge weekend of sport. Video / NZ Herald Sky will have to share rights to UFC pay-per-view events with Spark Sport under a new deal, revealed by Spark this afternoon. Previously, Sky had exclusive New Zealand rights to the mixed-martial-arts competition's pay-per-view fights. Read More The new arrangement will begin with the Charles Oliveira vs Michael Chandler clash on May 16. Advertisement New Sky CEO Sophie Moloney recently said her company was open to what she called "co-exclusive" deals whic...

UFC Champion T.J. Dillashaw: Faber Is the Drama, Cruz Is the Dream One of the best aspects of MMA is that it has a level of purity. Relative to the pool of fighters that make up the major professional organizations all across the globe, very few fighters live glamorous lives, but all of them get put in the ring with only one opponent and one referee. The clothing is minimal, and the fighting is about as real as it can get. When a fighter enters the cage, he is trusting that his coaches have given him the best possible training to not only win, but to win big. If a fighter is not properly prep...

It may not be the fight we were hoping for, but it’s the fight we’ll get. After over a year on the sidelines, the pound-for-pound best fighter in the world, Jon Jones, is making his return this weekend. In a perfect world, Jones would be walking into the Octagon on Saturday to go toe-to-toe with his archrival, Daniel Cormier, and look to reclaim the belt that was ripped away from him last summer. Instead, the injury epidemic that’s become the most predictable part of MMA the past few years reared its ugly head for the umpteenth time and forced Jones’ successor to the throne out of act...