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Julian Ellen (English) Wiseman Julian, 79, passed away peacefully in Easton, Maryland on February 15, 2013, among family. Ellen was born to the late Walter English and Marian Rose Dupuis English, October 28, 1933, in Columbus, Ohio. She graduated from Bexley High School in 1951 and from
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in Chicago, Illinois in 1955. After college, she returned to Columbus as a newlywed with her late husband, Charles Philip Wiseman (deceased since 1976). A longtime resident of Bexley, she cultivated remarkable and enduring friendships, participated whole-heartedly in community life, and raised four children. She worshipped and volunteered at Bexley Methodist Church. Her family cherished annual summer gatherings in Sun Valley, Idaho, which began as trips with her parents and sisters, and became a summer tradition which extended for decades, including her grandchildren and extended family. While raising her son and three daughters, her favorite things included playing bridge with her close friends, doting on her beloved Cairn Terrier, Squince, playing tennis, swimming and brunching at the Columbus County Club, sewing, and the Bexley Fourth of July parades. Graduating from Capital University's Paralegal Program in the early eighties, she worked for the Walter English Co., and then for National City Bank, retiring as an Asst. Vice President in the trust department. With her late husband, Brooks Patton Julian, she embarked on a joyous second chapter in life, marrying in September, 1996 at St. John's Episcopal Church in Worthington. Living in both Upper Arlington and Dunedin, FL, Brooks and Ellen enjoyed traveling to Africa, Bermuda, Panama, Scandinavia and spending time with their blended family of seven children. Philanthropy was a notable theme in her life. She continued her parents' legacy of giving by serving from 1996-2010 as Trustee and President of the Walter and Marian English Foundation, a Supporting Foundation of The Columbus Foundation. In 2010, she helped redesign the grant-making practices of the English Foundation so that they will continue in perpetuity. She was deeply involved with the Walter and Marian English Awards Fund, which annually grants merit awards to individuals in the social services field. In addition, she served on the Advisory Committee of The Columbus Foundation from 1997-2002. She administered a private foundation, the English Family Foundation. She was a Trustee and Chair of the Columbus Youth Foundation from 1989-2009. For the New Directions Career Center, she contributed her time, energy, resources and mentoring as Board President from 1993-1997, and as Trustee Emeritus. The Center of Science and Industry ("COSI") was dear to her heart, and throughout the years she sat on the Women's Sustaining Board, the COSI Auction Committee, the COSI on the Riverfront Campaign Committee, the Endowment Fund Board and the Advisory Council. She was a President of the Columbus Female Benevolent Society, and on the Board of Trustees of the Methodist Theological School. She was a member of a number of community organizations, including: Childhood League Board VI, Bexley Woman's Club, and Action for Children. She was Camp Fire Girls Leader for ten years, and a den mother for two. She is preceded in death by her sister Marian Rose "Rosie" Yeager, and a nephew Walter Yeager. Ellen is survived by her sisters, Amelia L. Watson (Marshall) of Albuquerque, N.M. and Polly Lassettre (Edwin) of Los Gatos, CA; her four children, Mari W. Deminski of Highlands Ranch, CO, Douglas F. Wiseman (Francesca) of Easton, MD, Constance E. Wiseman of Freeland, WA and Amie E. Brooks of Powell, OH; as well as grandchildren, Kyra, Ellen Hannah "Hannah" and Leah Deminski, Katherine Wiseman Reutersward (Simon), Emily and Elizabeth Wiseman, and Antoine LaLonde; her cousins, Elizabeth Wetherholt of Columbus, OH, Carol Boster of Pleasanton, CA and James Davis of Winston-Salem, NC; her nieces, Linda Topf, Marian Lassettre, Susan Dunlap, Marcia "Marcie" Mendoza; her nephews, Paul, Christopher and Neil Lassettre, Jeff Watson, and James and Michael Dunlap; and her step-children, Kathy Goldberg of Columbus, OH, Connie Glickman of Virginia Beach, VA, and Jeanne Julian of New Bern, NC. Family will receive friends Saturday, March 9, 2013 from 10-11:30 a.m. at the Bexley Methodist Church, 2657 E. Broad Street, Bexley, Ohio 43209, with an 11:30 a.m. memorial service at the church. A reception will follow in the Church's Founder's Hall, from 12:30-2 p.m. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to New Directions Career Center, 199 E. Rich St., Columbus, OH 43215, or OhioHealth, Corporate Offices, 180 E. Broad St., Columbus, OH 43215. Family has entrusted SCHOEDINGER NORTHWEST CHAPEL with funeral arrangements. To send condolences, please visit
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Posted on | October 1, 2013 | 2 Comments
I recently got a comment from a wonderful reader of this fine blog that went like this…
"Your article about butt sniffing actually made me laugh out loud ALOT. I was sitting on the sofa feeling overwhelmed by the task before me – getting sober. It seems impossible."
I do have to agree with this person, the butt sniffing post was a classic!
I'd now like to turn her and your attention to the second sentence in that fine literary review. Not the part about her lounging activities but the task before her, the task of getting sober.
I don't know about you but I fucking hate tasks. Matter of fact I hate work, cleaning the house, going to the gym, making my bed, driving anywhere, doing my taxes, holidays being on top and many other things that I would call tasks.
My point is, and I do believe that my fellow drunks with a little some sober time under their belts would agree, that getting sober and staying sober is fun. That's right I said fun! Well ok, not at first but soon after that it's a fucking blast.
Yeah at the beginning there's all the being thirsty, can't sleep, feel sorry for yourself bullshit but that soon goes away. The reason that stuff goes away is because seeing life without beer goggles (Hu, see what I did there? Award winning blog shit!) after being drunk for so long is truly magnificent.
I'm not pulling your chain here, I see the funny in so much more now that I'm sober than ever before. I'm an assclown to being with and when that pain and loneliness went away shit got real. When shit got real it got fun and worth working for it. We all have our bad days but those "normal" people they have bad days just like we do. Once you get a taste of true sobriety (True sobriety is the kind sobriety that a person that's truly hungry for a better life achieves.) you will cherish it and never let it go.
Dear reader that sent that comment, I love you. We all love you and wish you nothing but the best. Now get on out there and get you some of that sweet life you deserve.
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9/11 12 Years Later
Posted on | September 11, 2013 | 1 Comment
This day fucking sucks and it will always suck.
Does it suck more than Pearl Harbor? I don't know, I'm not that damn old. We also only have grainy images of Pearl Harbor. We have thousands of hours of video of those planes hitting the Twin Tower and of people choosing to jump to their deaths because they didn't want to burn to death.
Fucking terrorist are human beings that need to be removed from this planet. What kind of dumb shit thinks that their God wants them to kill other people?
Yes, I'm angry!
12 years ago today I was a flight attendant. At the time I had my dream job. I worked in an industry full of gay dudes and horny MILFs. You do the math! I was traveling around the world drinking and getting MILF ass on just about every layover.
12 years ago today my phone rang way too early. I had gotten back from a Tokyo trip the night before and was tired and hung over. My friend says that she was on her way from the airport and to turn on the news. Yup, just like most everyone else, I turned on the news and saw the second plane hit.
I spent the rest of that day glued to the TV. I spent that night in a jam packed bar that was dead quiet. Fucking changed my life and changed how I felt about my dream job. I flew for two more years but it wasn't the same. Passengers turned to a bunch of needy assholes. Eventually Paris, London and Tokyo layovers were no fun. I also had stopped drinking after I went to rehab and let me tell you, being a flight attendant sober fucking sucks.
12 years after that awful day I consider myself very lucky. I am now doing truly what I love to do and I'm also doing who I truly love. (Fucking award winning sentence there.) I think about my flight attendant years once in a while. I think about 9/11 less and less these days but every years on this day I am sadden about that day.
I'm sure you have your own "where were you on 9/11" stories. We all have that story. No, we will never forget and we shouldn't.
Don't forget, you're not alone!
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With that title you probably think this is some deep post…WRONG!!!
The gym is very much like AA meetings!
Let me back up a little and get you all caught up.
I've been going to my new gym for about three months now. My addiction is lifting weight so I won't drink or kill somebody. It's great therapy. Anyways, I go to the gym Monday through Saturday mornings at the same time. As you would imagine I see the same people every morning because people that go to the gym on a regular basis are also addicts.
As adults we don't make friends the way we did as kids. I can't just walk up to somebody and say "Will you be my friend?" As adults life is just not that easy and if I said that they think I have special needs. Mornings at the gym are for people that are there to workout. Afternoons at the gym are for people that wanna get laid. The morning people are not approachable and the ones that know each other stick in their little packs.
I don't go to the gym to get laid or make friends. You all know I hate everyone in this fucking world and I have a hot ass girlfriend that keeps me very happy therefore I don't need new friends or new ass. So pretty much for the last three months I haven't talked to too many people. Three people did take the time to approach me and now we talk and lift on a regular basis. Today was different. Today I had a few people say stuff to me.
Stranger #1: "That's very creative!" (Regarding an exercise I was doing.)
Stranger #2: "I can't do shrugs on that machine I just don't feel it."
Stranger #3: "You're really bulking up." (I think the dude was hitting on my.)
It was very nice to finally be accepted at the gym. Hell, I spend three hours a day there so I might as well make the best of it.
This brings me back to the gym being like AA meetings.
People that go to meeting usually go the same place at the same time. When a new person goes they're all shy and tend to keep to themselves and go home right after the meeting's over. But, when the regulars see that this new person keeps coming back and sharing they will quickly friend their drunk ass.
There you go, my theory that the gym is like an AA meeting. Maybe we should have AA meetings at the gym. Bunch of crazy fuckers full of coffee and filled with emotional shit pumping iron. There's a ton of YouTube videos there!
Don't forget, you're not alone!
Rehab for Two
Posted on | August 30, 2013 | No Comments
Did I ever tell you guys about my upstairs neighbor? I want to say I did post something about it but I'm too damn lazy to look back.
So my neighbor is in her late sixties, single, one daughter, one grandson and one awesome thirst for booze! A few months ago we get a knock at the door and it's our neighbor that hardly ever says a word to us drunk off her ass.
She asked if she could come in because she wanted to talk. Long story short she ended up in rehab a few days later. Her family apparently is used to her going on week long binges. We hoped the best for her and were optimistic that drunk granny would become sober granny.
Nope! Granny went fell off the wagon again. I came home from the gym and her grandson was parking in her spare parking space. I thought that this couldn't be a good sign at all because dude never comes over. I was in the kitchen and I heard something outside. I tip toed over to spy on whoever is out there. Sure enough dude was helping his drunk ass grandma down the stairs and off they went.
Good luck drunk granny!
Now this post is titled "Rehab for Two"…
What the fuck is up with Lamar Odom?!?!
Crack? Really? C'mon man!!!
I can just imagine all black people around the country just shaking their heads and thinking Lamar's gone made us look bad.
Lamar's got money he can do better than crack! Who'd ever think that anybody could make the Kardashians look good?
On top of that he goes and gets popped for a DUI at 3 in the morning. If you're out at 3 in the morning you're only going to find trouble.
He's an unrestricted free agent and now the only team that might give him a shot is the Raiders. Ain't no NBA team that will touch this crack head, but the Raiders will.
I just don't get it. Drunk granny has a great job and lives in a nice condo but because she's lonely she goes off the deep end. She's certainly not ugly and looks very good for her age, she can go get her some. I do know lonely and wanting to drink but drunk granny sure can put them away.
As for Lamar I really can't relate. Drugs were never my thing and I only know the love of sweet sexy alcohol. What I really can't get is how a dude with all that talent that still has a chance to play a few more years for some straight cash, can get into crack. Let's face it Khloe Kardashian is a nice looking piece of ass. I be liking them curves and with her cash she only gets sexier. Come on Lamar you're better than that. I wish you luck homie.
Peace out drunks…
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Can we talk politics and what's going on in the world on a drunk's blog?
That's right it is my blog so I guess we can!
I'm very lucky in that my better half is a very sharp cookie. This girl's got her a master's degree is behavior of something or other. She's very street smart, sharp in business, huge heart and an animal in the sack. Truth sometimes doesn't hurt.
So even she can't explain to me why this Bashar Assad would gas his own people in Syria. That's like me taking a shit in my stir fry and eating it.
I know that this has nothing to do with sobriety but it bothers me. I hate turning on the news and they're showing me a bunch of dead kids wrapped up in white sheets like they're in cocoons or something.
It gets me thinking about how fucked up people can be. People are always fucking with one another in one way or another.
That last sentence should be a lyric in a song some place.
I know that AA meeting are for working on us but I sure would like to bring world issues up at the next meeting. I can only imagine the response from that wild bunch. "That's not in the Big Book so we can't talk about it!" I think that would be hilarious to bring up at a meeting!
Yeah, the old lady and I watch the news every night and we just shake our heads at some of the shit going down. I'm at the point that I DVR The Dan Patrick Show and milk for the entire day. A three hour show that takes me like 14 hours to watch.
I just noticed that I'm all over the place on today's post. See, this is the kind of award winning blogging comes from pointless writing. You don't get Top 15 Alcoholism Blogs two years in a row without pointless ranting like this!
Alright, let's tie this puppy up. Syria was on my mind and how cruel people are to each other. I think if all adults took naps we would have world peace. The answer to world peace are naps. You heard it here first!
I hope you're doing well and are still taking it one meeting at a time.
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Eleanor Jourdain (1863–1924) was an English academic and author, and Principal of St Hugh's College, Oxford, 1915 to 1924. She rose to fame following a claim that she and a fellow teacher had slipped back in time to the period of the French Revolution while on a trip to Versailles, known as the Moberly–Jourdain incident. She and Charlotte Anne Moberly wrote a book together about the experience. The book was published pseudonymously; their identity was not revealed until the mid-1920s, after Jourdain's death. The book was a best seller but attracted much criticism.
- An Adventure [at the Petit Trianon. Signed Elizabeth Morison, Frances Lamont]. / [by Moberly, Charlotte Anne Elizabeth]. London, 1911. The later editions were published by Faber, including one edited by Joan Evans, 1955
- Jourdain, Eleanor (1989). Ghosts of the Trianon: the complete "An Adventure". Borgo Pr. ISBN 0-8095-7105-6.
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Well, the spin only felt so-so on my pacific17/beast16 hybrid. All other catagories were really good though.
I really think you need a thinner poly than 16g to make the most of this setup.
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If spin is related to the friction or lack thereof between the mains and the crosses, it stands to reason that the thickness of the crosses will affect this. Presumably the thinner the cross, the lower the friction since there will be less surface area coming into contact with the mains.
I believe this is true. But you need to recognize that spin is only one factor of many. I have two racquets with this setup right now. One has a 100" head and is strung with Pacific Tough Gut 16 gauge in the mains and Co-focus 1.27 in the crosses. The other has a 95" head and has Pacific Classic 17 gauge in the mains and Co-Focus 1.23 in the crosses.
I find that I do get more spin from the thinner strings, but way too much pop off the stringbed on a flatter shot. The racquet with the larger head, which I would expect to have more pop, actually has a lot more control due to the thicker strings, even though it has less spin. It still generates plenty of power, but exhibits less of a trampoline-like feel off the stringbed. It just has a ton of controlled power. I have a lot more confidence swinging out with this racquet on service returns and flatter shots than the other. With the other racquet I feel like I have to hit with a ton of spin just to keep the ball in the court. So I suggest when evaluating your hybrids, that you take into consideration more factors than just spin generation.
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|4 , separated
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|Grand marnier/Other orange-flavored liqueur
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|2 Cup (32 tbs), whipped
|Canned whole berry cranberry sauce
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|Chopped walnuts
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1. In a saucepan soften gelatin in milk and let it stand for 1 minute.
2. In a bowl beat egg yolks and add to gelatin mixture.
3. Bring to a boil stirring in 1/3 cup sugar and over low heat, stirring constantly.
4. Remove mixture from heat, let it cool and stir in liqueur.
5. Chill until mixture is the consistency of unbeaten egg whites.
6. In another bowl beat egg whites (at room temperature) until foamy.
7. Gradually add 1/3 cup sugar, 1 tablespoon at a time, beating until soft peaks form and fold into gelatin mixture.
8. Fold whipped cream into gelatin mixture, spoon into a 3-quart souffle dish and chill until firm.
9. In a bowl combine cranberry sauce, chopped walnuts and orange rind, stirring well and chill.
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Why can't PCs properly emulate 10+ year old games?
At least ePSXe runs pretty much any game you throw at it and Project 64 has gotten better over the years.
PS2 emulation though....wow. I've seen super clocked i7's having issues with certain games. Primal is unplayable no matter what pc you have, and don't get me started on Zone of Enders 2.
At least we've come to a point now where PSone games can be emulated on cellphones ^^
Emulation of a complicated electronic system is not simple. That's all there is to it.
Want that Shield!
Ball and Cup on ps mobile has framerate issues. -stargazer64
Define 'proper'.
I replayed Tales of The Abyss on PCSX2 a while back. If it didn't run at 'full speed', then I must have not noticed it because I felt right at home. Keep in mind that my rig is powered by a mere q9400, which is ancient for today's standards.
"Blessed is he who expects nothing, for he shall never be disappointed" - Alexander Pope
3D games are always going to have graphical issues being emulated. It's easy to emulate anything from NES to Neo Geo but when you're doing consoles based around 3D hardware then it's not easy. It's like you can emulate SSB Brawl but there are always going to be graphics bugs like the win screen that shows your score will always be a mess. In the future we might be able to see more complected stuff like being able to run most Wii games in 1080p with a steady frame rate but right now there are some games that are going to be nearly unplayable because emulation isn't perfect. With N64, most games will run near perfect, it's just that they're being emulated so they will have more bugs then running it off the original console or on the Wii Virtual Console.
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Most emulator are amateur made software, without funding or supervision. So it's not representative of the current state of PC gaming at all. In particular, N64 is so hard to emulate, the official emulated games on the Wii Virtual Console are glitchy as hell too.
Sega is probably the company that has released more officially emulated games on PC (Genesis Collection, Nights Into Dreams (Saturn game), Dreamcast Collection) and they all work great.
Also, the Gamecube emulator Dolphin denies everything TC has said about emulation. It runs games perfectly on almost any decent machine.
akuma634 posted...
3D games are always going to have graphical issues being emulated.
Actually, PS1 emulation is almost perfect. 99,99% of the 3D PS1 games runs perfect on EPSXE, without any graphical glitches, and there's also PSXFIN (actually, the name is pSX Emulator, but its a ridiculous name), which takes care of the rest 0,01%.
Oh, and the Dreamcast is almost perfectly emulated too. The newer version of NullDC plays almost every game at full speed, and even a 3 years old PC can run games like Shenmue and Soul Calibur at 100% speed.
NDS emulation is almost perfect too. Using the newer version of DESMUME (and the right configurations), all games I tried worked perfectly, even the 3D ones, and at 100% speed.
Sega Saturn emulation is near perfect in SSF. In fact, all my games run exactly like the console.
PS2 emulation is going places. Most games run well, but you need a FAST CPU (most games requires a i7), but the emulation is getting better and better with each version of the emulator.
As for the Wii and Gamecube, their emulation is actually better than the PS2. Most Wii games will run quite well (but you need a i5 or a i7), and without many glitches. Dolphin emulator is getting new SVN version EVERY DAY, and they are getting better and better. Gamecube emulation is even better, since most games will run well on a i3. :)
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I recall reading many many seasons ago that N64 games are effectively emulated on a "per-game" basis. As in, the console's hardware is not the priority for emulation, and rather it's based around doing very specific things (i.e. hacks and shortcuts) to get each particular game working.
With that in mind, it's easy to see why obscure N64 games are not emulated well. Hardly anyone wants to play them.
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I recall reading many many seasons ago that N64 games are effectively emulated on a "per-game" basis. As in, the console's hardware is not the priority for emulation, and rather it's based around doing very specific things (i.e. hacks and shortcuts) to get each particular game working.
Thats true. The N64 emulators are HLE, which makes the emulations lighter and more perfect PER GAME, but also means many issues have to be fixed by specific hacks, like you said...
MESS emulator is LLE though, but even on a i7, its impossible to get full speed on Mario 64. ¬¬
Everything is nice and cool... until the roach starts to fly!
there are still some super nintendo games that arent emulated properly for whatever reason
top gear 3000 comes to mind. something to do with how they wrote the game
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Mother Lode Dual Sport Ride
The Mother Load Dual Sport Ride in the Foothills of the Sierra Nevada
Ride what you feel, and feel what you ride. It sounds so simple, Because in a nutshell that's what we do. We ride at the pace we are used to, never rushed or hurried, just smooth and quick, Yet at the same time your seeing the landscape, you are also feeling it, tasting it, and smelling it.
No cabin filters here. Just the smell of everything you relish. for me it's usually the smell of oil, gas, toasted brakes and burn't clutch fluid from flailing cars, the get's my motor running, And throw in the occasional moldy creek and rotted carcass, and I'm pretty happy. You say why?? You think I'm some sort of sick and twisted freak?!? Well your right. I'm a motorcycle rider. I'm a weirdo, I don't like the norm. I like adventure. I don't care what it looks like, what it smells like, Hell, I don't give a darn who you, are or what you ride. I just don't want a bunch of familiarity to bring me a ton of content. Boredom sucks, and after a while so does being lonesome. So fuck it. After watching my parents die alone and broke, I decided to start riding with some people, and to share my experiences before I have no one to share them with. I don't care who you are or where you have been. It doesn't matter, we only have each other, And if he's on a bike, then he's your brother!
OK, so with this wild mix of men and women we set out to embark on a one day trek through the golden foothills of the mother load. We had a great mix of bikes. we had beemers, KLR's (japanese beemers), suzuki's,(japanese KLR's)
ohh and of course the usual mix of the austrian wonder (KTM). And judging by the rough start, we had wide variety of riders, or at least some that refused to check their mirrors. :-(. But hey, that's why we stick together right?!? err oops!
Seriously though, when we finally got to the foothills, the scenery was all about the greenery!! Man, I love this time of year in california, the beauty is something to behold, especially all the early spring flowers, sprouting up all gold and proud.
(a hint to where we had lunch)
This ride has such large mix of single lane patch pavement roads, it's almost mesmerizing. I think we hit every one from Plymouth to Murphys. About 200 miles in total after the day was done. I can't believe how well Mark has this ride mapped out. It's a technical marvel. Seriously some of best twisties I have ever encountered. And as the day progressed, the pace quickened a little, as everybody got their rhythm. And i'm thinking they were pretty happy by the end of the day. I know I was. Can't wait till the next one…….
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MANILA, Philippines — Enrique Beech, who made a name for himself in shooting and football, died in his sleep Wednesday. He was 92.
The two-time Olympian represented the country in the 1956 and 1960 trap shooting event of the Olympics following a bronze-medal stint in the 1954 Asian Games.
Beech, a Philippine Sports Commission consultant who reported for work regularly at the Rizal Memorial Sports Complex, was found dead by his wife after the latter tried to wake him up.
He also played football for the national team in the 1940s and was forced to shift to another sport after a career-changing knee injury.
Beech, who later on picked up the sport of golf, belonged to an elite group of former collegiate athletes who were enshrined to the San Beda Sports Hall of Fame in 2003. Honored with him were the late Fide president Florencio Campomanes and basketball legend Caloy "The Big Difference'' Loyzaga.
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Mango trees are affected by a number of pests of which the hopper is a major and serious threat during the flowering season. If uncontrolled they can cause severe damage. Theses insect pest also damage the crop by secreting a sweet sticky substance called honey dew.
Life cycle
Shade and high humidity conditions favor its multiplication. Such conditions prevail in old, neglected and closely planted orchards. The female lays 100- 200 eggs on the mid rib of tender leaves, buds and inflorescences. The life cycle of the pests is 12 to 17 days.
Apart from the hopper- sooty mould complex, powdery mildew and anthracnose diseases are also damaging..
The symptoms of the powdery mildew can be noticed on the inflorescence, stalk of the inflorescence and leaves forming a white superficial powdery growth on these parts.
Brown spots
Anthraconse can be observed on leaves, petioles, twigs and blossoms. Oval to irregular brown spots of various sizes can be observed scattered all over the leaf surface.
In almost all the districts mango growers have started spraying chemicals. Farmers are cautioned not to use these chemicals which will create pest resurgence in the later phase of the growth. It is advisable to include one fungicide along with the pesticides for effective management .
The following strategies will help
— Keep orchards clean. Prune overcrowding and over lapping branches during August- September.
— Collect and destroy affected inflorescence or sticky inflorescence
— Install light traps at 1 trap/hectare. At the time of flower initiation spraying of Imidacloprid 17.8 Sl @ 0.4 ml/litre + wettable Sulphur at 2 g/litre will be effective.
— After 50 per cent flowering spray Phosalone 35 EC at 1.5 ml/lit + wettable Sulphur at 2 g/litre of water.
— If the incidence of pests is observed again, then it is recommended to spray carbaryl 50 WP @ 2g/litre + wettable sulphur at 2 g/litre of water
—Two sprays of Carbendazim @ 1 g/lit at 15 Days interval is recommended to control leaf and blossom infection of anthracnose if noticed.
M. Selvarajan, B. Usha Rani and A.Vijayasamundeeswari
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A lot of people were surprised. I wasn't surprised.
I knew all along that "300" would be a monster hit, and that $70 million opening weekend qualifies it as a genuine monster. Even the studio that made the movie was surprised. In a best-case scenario, studio executives said publicly they had hoped for a $50 million weekend, although I suspect that even they thought that $50 million was wishful thinking.
One can't blame them because a $50 million weekend in March is huge.
March is not the same as a summer blockbuster month like May. If "Spider-Man 3" opens with a $50 million weekend in May, executives will be flinging themselves out of their office windows.
So, it is understandable that these executives were a little hesitant to predict a bigger weekend for "300." But it wasn't just the month that crippled their confidence. The reality is that a majority of people in Hollywood lack confidence. They are a timid and fearful bunch. They are a glass-half-empty segment of society.
Chicken Little is their official mascot.
According to the film's producer, every studio in town turned him down when he was pitching "300." It took him years to convince one studio (the same studio that earlier took a chance on a strange new movie called "The Matrix") to give him $60 million to make "300."
As much as I mock these short-sighted studio executives, I get their mind-set.
They looked at what "300" had to offer and, based on prior experience, did not think that it would be a big hit.
In case you haven't seen it, "300" recounts the battle of Thermopylae in 480 B.C., when 300 Spartans held off an invasion force of up to a million soldiers from the Persian Empire. The Spartans met their inevitable fate, but their dramatic last stand inspired the politically fractured Greek city-states to unite and later defeat the invaders, paving the way for the growth of Western democracy.
Directed by Zack Snyder, a commercial director whose only previous film experience was the "Dawn of the Dead" remake, the film is based on Frank Miller's graphic novel and relies heavily on computer-generated effects to tell its violent tale.
Hollywood naysayers read that plot summary and threw the filmmakers out of their offices.
Although the people who rejected "300" look pretty stupid right now, and probably are spending this week trying to explain their stupidity to their stockholders, I'm going to cut them some slack.
On paper, "300" looked like a $60 million write-off waiting to happen. It had nothing going for it, particularly if you apply the standard Hollywood formula.


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DUBAI: New Zealand opening bowler Tim Southee emerged the Player of the Tournament while India's title winning-captain Virat Kohli was third for the coveted award in the Under-19 Cricket World Cup.
Southee received 11 points, two ahead of Sri Lanka's talented batsman Sachith Pathirana (9). Virat and Nepal's inspirational captain Paras Khadka were joint third with eight points each.
Southee, though, played five matches as compared to six by his nearest rivals.
Two other Indians, Taruwar Kohli and Tanmay Srivastava, secured five points each. The points were awarded by the ICC umpires after each match with man-of-the-match getting three, second best choice getting two and the third receiving one.
Had Virat won the man-of-the-match award in the final against South Africa on Sunday, he would have snatched the Player of the Tournament award from under Southee's nose.
In that case, Virat would have ended on the same number of points with Southee, but the India captain would have been declared the winner on account of winning more MoM awards -- two as compared to one for Southee.
Southee has been the stand-out bowler of the event with his consistent line and length, coupled with good pace. He took 17 wickets -- second to Proteas captain Wayne Parnell's 18 from six matches -- at an average of 6.64 and impressive economy rate of 2.52 runs per over. He took 5-11 in one game against Zimbabwe.
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What's Right for Your Horse?
June 01, 2003
Joint trauma can severely limit performance and seriously affect the quality of your horse's daily life. Owners want and need to know how best to manage equine joint disease. The most important factor in successful treatment is early... Read More
Stop Problems Before They Start
June 01, 2003
Thought you knew the latest in keeping your horse healthy from head to toe? Think again! Richard Mansmann, VMD, PhD, from Central Carolina Equine Practice in Chapel Hill, N.C., is using a preventive foot care program that's designed to detect... Read More
Arthritis Under Control
June 01, 2003
Although not usually life-threatening, arthritis causes your horse pain and can be career-ending. In fact, a research report from Michigan State University's McPhail Equine Performance Center calls degenerative joint disease the single most... Read More
A Shot in the Dark
June 01, 2003
Author's note: This article is intended to improve your understanding of drugs commonly used in equine veterinary care; it is not a "treatment guide" for the lay person. No medication or combination thereof should be given without veterinary... Read More
Vet's Role in Physical Therapy
May 01, 2003
The health and soundness management of any horse--regardless of his level of use or the problems he might be encountering--horse owner or trainer's responsibility. The person responsible for the diagnosis, prescribing the treatment, and assessing ... Read More
Depending On the Team
May 01, 2003
Who is responsible for the horse, and what are that person's limits morally and legally for making decisions about his/her horse's health, care, and well-being? Being a responsible horse owner, you tend your horses daily in a way that ensures... Read More
Saving Survivors
April 01, 2003
Amber is a 30-year-old Arabian mare which was slowly starving to death because her owners had run out of money to care for her. Because of her age and lack of potential and worth, Amber's owners allowed her to be pushed out of food and veterinar... Read More
Understanding the Venogram
March 07, 2003
Although it's still not widely used, the venogram (a procedure for visualizing blood flow within the foot) has been acclaimed by many as an essential tool... Read More
Veterinarians and Handling the Problem Horse
March 01, 2003
Fitch said that he often handles problem horses by himself, as a handler might not anticipate the interaction between him and the horse and can end up in the way or injured. Also, it's important to have a place where the horse can move around in case... Read More
Veterinarian/Farrier Relationship
January 01, 2003
The Practice Act laws state that only veterinarians can diagnose and treat health problems. The veterinarian has to keep records related to each visit and also must protect the confidentiality of your horse's records, and is the steward of that... Read More
Vet's Role in Parasite Control
January 01, 2003
Internal parasites can be a very serious problem for horses. Even though most owners are aware that deworming is a necessary part of an overall good health program for their horses, the veterinarian is sometimes left out of that loop. Because... Read More
Purchase Exams Table Topic
December 17, 2002
Purchase examinations are a big bone of contention in many equine sale situations--not so much over the necessity of them, but over what exactly needs to be evaluated and how to interpret the results. Rick Mitchell, DVM, of Fairfield Equine... Read More
AAEP 2002 Podiatry Forum
December 11, 2002
"The horse's foot is so integral to most of what we do in equine practice," said moderator Gayle Trotter, DVM, MS, professor in clinical sciences at Colorado State University, in the Podiatry forum on Dec. 12 at the American Association of Equin... Read More
Your Partner in Horse Health
December 01, 2002
Articles, forums, and other information from the American Association of Equine Practitioners (AAEP) have appeared in The Horse magazine for a number of years. I thought that for this Forum I might take the opportunity to let you know a... Read More
Creating Your Health Care Team
December 01, 2002
You are ultimately responsible for your horse, for all issues from training to health care. In this day and age, you have access to a variety of health care providers and to a great deal of information--and misinformation--from people claiming t... Read More
Finding a Suitable Cooled Semen Facility
October 01, 2002
Q: I'm considering using shipped cooled semen for my mare. I want to find a reliable farm/facility to take the shipment and breed her. How do I find a qualified facility? What questions do I need to ask about quality? ... Read More
Radiographs and Selecting Racehorses
August 22, 2002
Veterinarians should select racehorses at auction, not "radiographically clean horses," Thoroughbred farm Three Chimneys' resident veterinarian Jim Morehead, DVM, told Australia's leading equine veterinarians at a yearling radiographic seminar... Read More
Sifting Veterinary Advice
May 01, 2002
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April 01, 2002
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Vet's Role in Purchase Exams
March 01, 2002
The purchase examination can be one of the most confusing aspects of buying a horse. It might take weeks, or even months, of searching to find the most suitable horse. Then your efforts are held under the discretion of the examining... Read More
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November 02, 2001
Lori Rawls recently was appointed executive director of the American Horse Shows Association by Alan F. Balch, the organization's president. Rawls was chosen with the unanimous recommendation of the AHSA Search Com-mittee and Executive Committee... Read More
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October 15, 2001
One of the most important aspects of owning a horse is the relationship an owner has with his or her veterinarian. In these days of advanced diagnostic and treatment techniques, horses live longer, healthier lives, and therefore, give their... Read More
New Year's Vet-Solutions
October 11, 2001
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October 03, 2001
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- Measure and cut one 21" piece of the paper ribbon and put it inside the old box.
- Wrap the cube with the sheet of turquoise tissue paper the same way that you would wrap a gift package.
- Take the box and paper ribbon outside and spray it with the silver foil paint. Allow it to dry.
- Wrap the piece of silver paper ribbon around the cube and secure the ends with adhesive tape.
- Measure and cut two 24" pieces of light blue crepe paper streamers, two 24" pieces of white crepe paper streamers and two 24" pieces of bright green crepe paper streamers.
- Fold one end of each piece of crepe paper at a right angle to create a 2" stem. Fold the folded edge again to create the center of the rose.
- Hold the stem with the rose center in your right hand and use your left hand to fold the top edge of a small section of the long end of the crepe paper rose in half.
- Use the fingertips of your left hand to wrap the folded section around the bottom of the center of the rose and hold the bottom edge of the wrapped crepe paper section with the fingertips of your right hand.
- Repeat folding and wrapping small sections of the crepe streamer until all of it is wrapped around the rose center. Use a small piece of adhesive tape to secure the end of the wrapped piece to the stem piece.
- Press and shape the crepe paper rose to create a balanced round shape and use small pieces of adhesive tape to secure any loose edges to the back of the rose and the stem piece.
- Repeat Steps #6 through #10 to finish six roses.
- Position the candle on top of the wrapped paper cube and insert a straight pin into the stem of each rose. Insert the pin with the rose into the top of the cube surrounding the base of the candle. Use the picture as a guide for placement.
- If desired, use hot glue to secure the candle to the top of the cube.
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DAVANGERE: The Karnataka Rakshana Vedike (Praveen Shetty faction) has alleged that the Bangalore Electricity Supply Company (BESCOM) has issued power to a private educational institution from the express line violating all norms.
Speaking to presspersons here on Tuesday, president of the Davangere unit of the vedike K.G. Yellappa said power should have been given for the comprehensive drinking water project of Davangere city from the express power line. Electricity should be given only for "highly essential services" such as drinking water supply. There had been a serious power problem in the State and BESCOM, with great difficulty, had been managing power distribution, although there was a wide gap between demand and supply. BESCOM had resorted to frequent power cuts and even irrigation pumpsets were not given the required power. When such was the case, how could BESCOM give power to a private institution from the express line, when it should have been given only for essential services, he asked. He quoted some BESCOM officials as saying that the institution had paid "fees" of Rs. 14,150 to get power supply from the express line, but wondered whether the common man would be treated in a similar manner. Meanwhile, BESCOM sources told The Hindu that a few officials had unknowingly sanctioned the power , and claimed that it had now been corrected.


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Microsoft No Longer Tracking Wi-Fi Devices On The Go
Microsoft said on Monday that it updated its geographic location positioning service so it would no longer track Windows-based devices, accord to a report by PC Magazine's Chloe Albanesius.
The company faced criticism after a report by Stanford University researcher Elie Burzstein showed how Microsoft's on-the-go data revealed the location of its devices.
"To my surprise, Microsoft's API did not enforce any query restrictions," Bursztein wrote in a blog post on Friday. "You can get the location for a single MAC address and do as many queries as you want."
Since then Microsoft said it improved filtering to validate each location request so Windows devices no longer return an exact location.
"While it was not possible to use the service to track a roaming mobile phone or laptop using its MAC address prior to this change, Microsoft is keenly aware of the sensitivity around all privacy issues, especially those surrounding geolocation," Reid Kuhn, partner group manager on the Windows Phone engineering team, said in a blog post, reports PC Magazine.
Bursztein wrote on his Twitter Sunday that he had a call with Microsoft officials and they had issued a live patch to fix the issue.
"Microsoft's privacy and security team has been in contact with Elie and we will continue the ongoing dialog with experts in the privacy field to improve our service offerings. We thank Elie and his team for working with us on this issue," Kuhn wrote.
Microsoft said initially that it discards on-the-go data and only focuses on devices with fixed locations.
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British heavyweight boxer David Haye will fight WBC champion Vitali Klitschko in London in June 2009, having agreed terms with the Ukrainian. The deal was struck on Saturday night following Wladimir Klitschkos victory over Hasim Rahman in Mannheim in Germany. Vitalis manager Bernd Boente told Setanta Sports News that the main issues had been agreed and that both parties were working through the finer details. He said: We met with Adam Booth (his manager) and David Haye. Weve verbally agreed to do a fight between Vitali Klitschko, the heavyweight champion and David Haye..
The main issues have been discussed and we all agreed. I dont see any further problems.
Vitali was very impressed [by Hayes performance against Monte Barrett]. He knows that David is a very, very tough opponent. He has to be well prepared.
Just last week Haye hinted that he would take on Vitalis brother Wladimir, claiming that the younger Klitschko had the less hectic schedule. However Boente added that Wladimir had a number of names waiting for a title shot. He said:
Wladimir has other opportunities. Hes maybe going to go to the USA and fight Chris Arreola, who is big out there. His next opponent is not 100% confirmed yet. It could be also be [Nikolai] Valuev or [Aleksandr] Povetkin.
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Women's Soccer Travels To Boston University Saturday Afternoon
Oct. 17, 2013
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• Loyola University Maryland has made eight appearances in the NCAA College Cup, including last season as the Greyhounds traveled to Durham, N.C. to take on the Duke Blue Devils in the first round.
• The 2013 season marks Loyola's inaugural season as a member of the Patriot League.
• Saturday, Sept. 21 was one for the record books. Loyola women's soccer was the first program in Greyhound history to compete in a conference game as a member of the Patriot League. Holy Cross escaped Ridley Athletic Complex with a 1-0 victory, marking the first victory between the two teams.
Loyola Women's Soccer
• The Greyhounds are 1-9-3 after a one-goal loss to Lehigh University on Saturday, Oct. 12, in Bethlehem, Pa.
• Eight of Loyola's 13 games have been decided by one goal, including seven of its nine losses.
• Sophomore Charlotte Miller leads the offense with seven points and three goals, while freshman Nicole Wahlig has four points and two goals.
• In goal, senior Didi Haracic ranks second in the Patriot League in saves per game, averaging 6.09 stops-per- contest.
Last Time Out
• Despite a season-high 17 shots, the Greyhounds dropped a 2-1 contest Saturday, Oct. 12, against the Lehigh Mountain Hawks.
• The Mountain Hawks converted a corner kick to a goal in the first 10 minutes of regulation, giving Lehigh the early 1-0 lead in Bethlehem, Pa.
• In the 65th minute, Murphee Greeley's penalty kick extended the Mountain Hawks lead to two.
• Charlotte Miller found the back of the net in the 78th minute, scoring the lone goal for the Greyhounds. Melissa Lookingland found Miller just outside the box, as the sophomore forward took a quick shot that sailed above the hands of Lehigh's goalkeeper.
• Loyola held a 17-16 shot advantage, while both teams recorded two corner kicks throughout the contest.
Scouting the Terriers
• Boston University ended non-conference action 5-2-3, after a 1-1 double-overtime draw at Dartmouth University on Wednesday evening.
• The Terriers are 9-3-3 overall and 4-1 in the Patriot League. All four of their league wins have come off shutout victories.
• Madison Clemens leads Boston University with 10 points and five goals, while Erica Kosienski follows in a close second with nine points, four goals and one assist.
• Clemens and Kosienski rank sixth and seventh, respectively, in points among Patriot League players. Clemens' five goals tie the senior forward for second in the league in cumulative season goals.
• Goalkeeper Andrea Green has started all but one game this season, playing 1,184 minutes. The senior leads the Patriot League with a 0.38 goals against average. Her .868 save percentage is good enough for second in the league.
• The Terriers enter this weekend's contest ranked second in the Patriot League.
• Among the 10 league teams, Boston University ranks third in points (53), third in goals (19), and second in shutouts (9).
Series with Boston University
• The Terriers are unbeaten when playing Loyola, as Boston University holds a 1-0-1 advantage over the Greyhounds.
• On August 27, 2011, Boston University tabbed a 3-0 victory on Nickerson Field with goals by Taylor Krebs, Jess Luscinski and Brea Hewitt.
• Recent alumna, Nichole Schiro, recorded all three shots for Loyola, including an opportunity late in the first half playing a through ball into the hands of then Terriers' goalkeeper Kelly King.
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• Loyola returns home for a midweek matchup against Patriot League-neighbor American University. Kickoff is set for 7 p.m., at Ridley Athletic Complex.
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There were more than a few moments during Passion Pit's show Thursday at the Riverside Theater when a jaundiced observer could wonder if the music was actually aimed at children.
Sure, the Massachusetts quintet began its performance around 10 p.m., but frontman Michael Angelakos exuded the manic energy of a kid who, just before bedtime, had gorged on all the candy he got trick-or-treating the previous night. »Read Full Article(2)
Diva Ross packs a lot into 84 minutes
There was no opener for Diana Ross' near-capacity concert at the Riverside Theater Tuesday. Her set — not even an hour and a half — was out before 9 p.m. Anyone who opted for the premium seats was essentially burning a buck a minute.
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As in most high-risk businesses, tax losses are an important consideration for life science startups. Indeed, given that only one company in 20 or 30 ultimately succeeds, a tax loss is frequently the only asset the company generates. How well that card is played can make a big difference in mitigating investor losses. In some circumstances, accumulated net operating losses (NOLs) can even serve as the keystone of a successful successor company. However, tax losses are easy to lose without careful planning. Section 382 of the Internal Revenue Code, the section that sets out the rules relating to the limitations on the use of NOLs when a change in control of the loss company occurs, was designed specifically to keep profitable companies from buying unprofitable companies simply to harvest their accumulated losses.
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Updated 04/14/2014
The open-air, poolside restaurant of the exclusive Makanda by the Sea hotel has tables beneath purple cloth tents overlooking the sea and surrounding jungle. The kitchen, cleverly hidden beneath the bar, serves up such succulent treats as jumbo shrimp in a ginger sauce and grilled beef tenderloin with a choice of sauces. Pizzas, salads, and sandwiches are on the lunch menu. You'll want to put on insect repellent at night. Children under 12 are not allowed.
Makanda by the Sea hotel,1 km/½ mi west of La Mariposa, Manuel Antonio, 60601, Costa Rica
/2777–0442; 888-625–2632-in U.S.
Website: www.makanda.com
Restaurant Details:
Updated 04/14/2014
By MeanerD
Sep 14, 2009
We loved this restaurant during our stay at the hotel. Makanda was the perfect honeymoon escape for us and Sunspot was the icing on the cake!
By john1964
May 30, 2009
We loved the food at the Sunspot, but the best part was being able to relax around the pool while the monkeys entertained us. We found the menu to have many great choices, and altho a bit pricey it was well worth it for the large portions and great service. Best we found in Manuel Antonio!
By FFunny
Jan 14, 2009
We stayed at Hotel Makanda for our honeymoon and were thrilled to find that their poolside restaurant was one of the best we found in Costa Rica. The service was so friendly and the food had a little something for everyone with huge portions. You could eat in the restaurant or right by the pool, which fit our style perfectly. Just be prepared that the prices are almost what we pay in New York, but we didn't care since the food was so good, and
plentiful to boot!
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