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and I am in love with himPosted July 22, 2013 3:23 pm
lol im not Tark !!! He is a confident man who don't need such stupid games.Posted July 22, 2013 1:30 pm
It's Me, Ernie
Tark, posting under a no-name is not only obvious, it's unbecoming for a so called self proclaimed expert. We're hip to your lead-up to fights, giving both sides a chance in separate posts in different threads to cover yourself, then afterwards you claim you knew the outcome all along. You constantly make statements that are superlative in nature, yet have zero foundation. Where is the proof of those large wagers you claimed so vehemently wailed out of your corksucker?Posted July 22, 2013 11:50 am
No…you know nothing. You refuse to believe that a lot of the ESB people are interested in Tark's opinion.Posted July 22, 2013 3:14 am
It's Me, Ernie
I do know better, that's why I made the statement idiot…Posted July 21, 2013 10:19 pm
MARCIANO WOULD BURY ALL OF TODAYS HEAVYWEIGHTS WITH ONE HANDPosted July 21, 2013 2:16 pm
Im not Tark. He would never do that, you should know better.Posted July 21, 2013 1:03 pm
It's Me, Ernie
Anonymous-Posting in anonymity to make it look like others give a crap about you Tard is pretty weak at best…Posted July 21, 2013 12:51 pm
Ernie is still obsessed with Tark…
Tark I'm afraid he's secretly in love with you…Posted July 20, 2013 7:20 pm
Ernie Enema slurper… GFYPosted July 20, 2013 7:10 pm
ТАRK , do уou tink Pulеv is thе boxеr who cаn bеаt Wlаdimir Klitschko….Posted July 20, 2013 4:53 pm
THE KLITSCHKOS ARE BOTH A PAIR OF WANKERSPosted July 20, 2013 3:11 pm
America is still doing well in Professional Boxing… There are still remote hot spots of boxer development like Philly and Vegas… But the rest of the world has caught up and passed the US by like we're standing still.
Businessmen in other countries are catching on to the entertainment value and sheer money professional boxing can generate. They are the ones pushing government institutions and investors to seed amateur boxing programs. They see what Mayweather has done promoting his fights all over the world. They're not sitting on their hands. "Lets get some boxers going over here." I'll bet China has some major World Boxing Champions in 20 years. They started really pushing about 8 years ago.Posted July 20, 2013 1:21 pm
Chris Byrd DID beat a prime David Tua… Byrd couldn't hit Wladimir with an effective punch, and he was a 6'2″ X 212 master boxer.
Byrd had no shot with the heavyweights so he did was master boxer Fast Eddie Chambers did — he went cruiserweight..
David Haye is one of the few 210-pounders to be a serious threat at heavyweight.. Haye is twice as strong as Ali was… Haye punches 3 X as hard… Haye boxes much better defensively… Haye puts punches together in more devastating fashion… Haye is one HELL of a lot smarter than Ali in a technical and strategic sense… and Haye trains 3 X as hard as Ali trained… Haye smashes Ali all day long.
Ali could easily make cruiserweight because he weighed 201 for his title defense vs Cooper and 203 for his title defense vs Mildenberger.Posted July 20, 2013 1:06 pm
The Known
Note how Assyrian God when comparing the opponets of Lews and Klitschko here are the opponents he lists for Klitschko " Charr, Wach, Chisora, Chambers, Purrity, Brewster, Thompson, Johnson, Austin and Pianetta" wow, whadda way to fabricate things. Note the ommision of guys like Haye, Chagaev, Ibragomov, Byrd. All of those wouls be AT LEAST even money to beat the likes of chubby tua, shot Tyson, chinless grant. etc. Just another hater.
Yeah Tark 175+ was your heavy back then and they often used for padding until the Cruisers came along. The world population was much less and pro boxing wasn't known in the eastern Bloc half of the world either. So the USA did well in pro boxing in those decades.Posted July 20, 2013 12:47 pm
Wlad would beat Ali, that's for sure. Ali was very fast, but a great boxer ? No.
I never understood the big hype about Ali, sorry.Posted July 20, 2013 12:45 pm
One could say the same about LL's opposition too. Tyson and Holyfield we're pretty well used by the time they took on LL. He got KO'd twice while avenging one and given a zombie McCall as a gift to square it with.Posted July 20, 2013 12:38 pm
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Wladimir's " pond " happens to be ; the WHOLE world . What was Ali's ? Or
When Ali was champ there were no big powerful heavyweights… Ali got his ass kicked by 197-pound Leon Stnks (who had 0nly 6 wins) when he was younger than Wladimir.. Wladimir has a better winning ratio and KO ratio without fighting "heavyweights" under 200 pounds such as Ali fought: Moore, Cooper, Mildenberger, Spinks, Jones, Bob Foster, Patterson, Quarry, etc.
A huge slice of the world had no set up for professional boxing in the '60's and 70's… The world had one-half the population, and there was no regimen to develope heavyweights in Boxing like there is today.
That's why you had all these tiny heavyweights who couldn't fight getting title shots at Ali and Frazier in the 60's and 70's… Those little peckers wouldn't be heard from today.Posted July 20, 2013 12:34 pm
Vlad's been able to hold the title all these years against all these guys and a decade is a meaningful amount of time. More heavyweights now than ever before too.Posted July 20, 2013 12:27 pm
Ernie…being a big fish in a little pond does not a great make…you mean like Ali ?Posted July 20, 2013 11:34 am
It's Me, Ernie
Ten years with NO notable names whatsoever. Being a big fish in a little pond does not a great make…Posted July 20, 2013 11:23 am
Wladimir has been unbeatable for 10 years… That's a lot of adversity for other heavyweights to overcome.
A heavy shot from David Haye, in the 12th round, knocked a spray of sweat into the 15th row of seats. Three (3) shots from Sam Peter put Wladimir on the canvas in their first fight. The later instance was a ton of adversity while Emmanuel Steward was still overhauling Wladimir's defensive skills, footwork, and his clinching ability — in the first few years of their relationship.Posted July 20, 2013 10:58 am
It's Me, Ernie
The Known-I stated "adversity". You seem to read as well as you write…Posted July 20, 2013 9:58 am
the voice of reason
TJ – you got it spot on – Ike Ibeabuchi was all the things mentioned in this article, and more. He was without doubt an awesome fighter and absolutely would have been world champion had he stayed out of trouble. Him vs Lewis would have been a major war but i would take him to beat lewis, or anyone else. What a waste the man was.Posted July 20, 2013 4:10 am
The Known
Ernie, you say Wlad always folded when faced with competition. Can you give examples? Like the first Brester fight Wlad was dominsting, or Purrity or what? Obviouldy not the first Peter fight cause Wlad won that. And how are these losses any different from the losses suffered by Lewis? Wlad would have knocked Lewis spark out.Posted July 20, 2013 4:02 am
"Boxing brain and the recuperative powers of Muhammad Ali" … Ali Foolishly hid behind his gloves and suffered too much punishment… He washed out by the time he was K Bros' age.
"Chin of George Chuvalo" …. Chuvalo was easily stopped by George Foreman and Joe Frazier
"Physique of Ken Norton" … Very skinny legs… Ken couldn't move—got knocked out a lot.
"Left jab of Larry Holmes" … I'll concede that one… Even a broken watch is right sometime.
"Physical strength of George Foreman" … Not strong enough to run over little Jimmy Young.
"Punching power of Earnie Shavers" … Easily overpowered by Quarry, Stander, and Cobb.
"Hand speed of Floyd Patterson" … Sonny Liston seemed to punch faster … and Sonny was slow.
"Foot movement of Muhammad Ali" … David Haye displayed strategic foot movement vs Dereck Chisora… Turtle slow Joe Frazier trapped Ali on the ropes dozens of times. Ali's footwork had no rhyme or reason.
"The body punching of Joe Frazier" … George Foreman punched Joe in the body better.
"Fitness, stamina and conditioning of Evander Holyfield" … Lacking in Moorer I and Bowe III.
"Ferocity of Mike Tyson" … Buster Douglas didn't buy into it… Ditto w/ Evander and Lewis.
"The meanness of Sonny Liston" … Marty Marshall got him laughing… Then broke his jaw.
"The sheer toughness of Rocky Marciano" … Light Heavyweight Archie Moore floored him.
"The activity level of Muhammad Ali" … Lubbers, Dunn, Blinn, Spinks, Coopman, Evangelista etc.
"Klitschko may be great, but not great enough to defeat this guy" … Prime Vitali would kill him.
"The best assets the real life contenders of today possess:" How about ALL heavyweights of today?
"Haye: hand speed" … How about foot speed, boxing skill, and firepower? The whole package.
"Fury: size, physical strength" … Tyson punched himself in the face — couldn't score a KO.
"Pulev: size, physical strength, chin" … How about Pulev's jab? … Pretty fearsome.
Best chance of beating Wladimir: Pulev … OK, so you got 2 right.Posted July 19, 2013 10:57 pm
It's Me, Ernie
Who said a word about Welliver?Posted July 19, 2013 6:09 pm
Speaking of "very weak competition Ernie, how's Welliver doing these days?Posted July 19, 2013 5:12 pm
I see Ernie's operation failed, his brain is not fixed.Posted July 19, 2013 3:14 pm
mr gav
I've not seen pulev fight live yet I am hoping one of these so called contenders will give him a shootPosted July 19, 2013 3:06 pm
It's Me, Ernie
The heart and determination of Rocky Marciano would be enough. Remember the "great" Wladdie Klit always folded when he faced adversity. He was badass though when dominating cruisers and very weak competition…Posted July 19, 2013 2:35 pm
the perfect heavyweight should fight the most deserving heavyweight, pulev, sometime soon.Posted July 19, 2013 2:08 pm
A few years ago we had a boxer by the name of THE PRESIDENT called IKE IBEABEAUCHI (sorry about the spelling of his name – i'm trying to remember it)…
This was a reasonably big, muscular guy who could fight hard for 12 rounds and threw decent combinations, seemingly took a good shot and had one of the really good fights back then with a rampant DAVID TUA…
I don't want to go into his personal circumstances that prevented him from progressing in his boxing career, but what do people think of him and the unrealised potential of guys like him Tony Ayala Jnr and to some extents HARRY SIMON (who hasd started a comeback in his 40's)! who let out of the ring issues destroy their boxing careers.
I liked what I saw in THE PRESIDENT and believe if matched correctly he could have gone all the way!!!!
It would be interesting to see how he would fair against today's mediocre bunch!!!!Posted July 19, 2013 1:50 pm
If Frank had a better engine and more patience I believe he would have beaten Lennox that night, but even on a bad night Lennox knew, if he shut his eyes, bit down on his gumshield and dreamed of England he could land one on Bruno's chin!
Oh, well!!
LENNOX = DECENT CHAMPION but has serious delusions of grandeur and his own importance. Heck, he talks about himself in the third person!!!!!Posted July 19, 2013 1:43 pm
WHAT ABOUT WHEN LENNOX FOUGHT FRANK BRUNO in Cardiff….
Bruno out jabbed, out worked, out muscled Lennox who was forced into swinging for the hills.
Like a wrestler LEWIS actually BRUNO look like a world-beater those first 4/5 rounds…
Bruno was the architect of his own downfall, rushing in when he thought he tagged Lennox who for the only time in the fight managed to time Frank and landed an almighty left hook which wet about the usual pattern of Frank short-circuiting and self-destructing…
That night LENNOX performed badly, no jab, swinging wildly, no footwork, his defence was porous and he took some good digs…
If Frank had a better engine and more patience I believe he would have beaten Lennox that night, but even on a bad night Lennox knew if he shut his eyes, bit down on his gumshield and dreamed of Englan he could land one on Bruno's chin!
Oh, well!!
LENNOX = DECENT CHAMPION nut has serious delusions of grandeur and his won importance. Heck, he talks about himself in the third person!!!!!Posted July 19, 2013 1:41 pm
WHY IS PULEV NEVER mentioned by anyone????
I'm waiting for him to get the chance to bash someone's head in!!!!Posted July 19, 2013 1:30 pm
You better eliminate the "activity level of Muhammad Ali" from the recipe. Unless of course you intend to have the greatest percentage of time spent clowning and not fighting.Posted July 19, 2013 1:29 pm
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The most you'll see is that a fighter may try to prove himself by fighting out of his comfort zone but when its shown to be troublesome, they'll "try" to revert back to their comfort zone. I say "try" because sometimes its to late to revert back because they've been hurt to the head and/or body to the point their not able to respond the same as when they were fresh.Posted July 19, 2013 12:26 pm
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Mercer is a lot bigger than Tua in height and reach.
Mercer forced Lennox into a fight by taking the pace away from Lennox. And you do that by taking away the opponents weapons.
They started out boxing, remember. That's what Lennox wants to do. You, as the opponent, need to take that away from him and force him out of his comfort zone. Don't let him get into a rhythm.
Mercer had the ability to take Lennox's punch. So he was willing to risk getting on the inside and destroying the body with impactful punches that started to wear on Lennox's stamina. And that's how you get Lewis to stand his ground more and at a certain point, those hands start to drop, you want to clinch, and you start having to dig deep to fight it out because you can no longer move away and or stay at a certain distance and box.
The first thing you want to do is to know how to JAB and use Timing with it. That's what made Tyson so different from other fighters that were known more of the brawler/slugger types. Tyson in the 80's, when properly trained, knew how to box. He was taught a proper jab. He was taught how to land jabs on much bigger men with a greater reach.
Fighters as well as the Fans like to say after the fact that the fighter just wanted to prove themselves by fighting in a different format but most of the time its just an excuse.
The most you'll see is that a fighter may try to prove himself by fighting out of his comfort zone but when its shown to bePosted July 19, 2013 12:21 pm
What a non-article.Posted July 19, 2013 12:08 pm
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I agree that when someone is Popular, King of the Mountain, that it has inspired those brave youths to go into a boxing gym and fight their way through the pain and grind to get to the top and knock off the King.
As far as marketing the Klitschkos, HBO tried to with Wlad. It's not like he was never on HBO. EPIX shows the Kiltschkos now.
I don't know how much the Klitschkos charge to show their fights on television but if its to high, there would be fewer buyers. If they wanted, they could cut their prices and have their fights shown on ESPN.
Marketing someone takes a lot of money. And you need high ratings that draws in the finances to support it. The Klitschkos have that in other parts of the World, namely, Germany.
American Fighters, American Athletes, aren't always popular…even when you try to market them.
The Klitschkos are Great Role Models though as far as their rise and where they stand today in what they do. At least the perception is good.
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Larry Holmes ripped on Lennox's Jab. He said that Lennox came to him one day asking to teach him his Jab and Larry responded by challenging Lennox to a fight.
Lennox pawed with the Jab to much. It's just that the majority of fighters don't know how to Jab with a Jabber…time the punch…get around the Jab and so on.
Other than that, Lennox was a good fighter but he wasn't perfect.
He could dig deep if pushed to "fight" like we saw in Mercer who dragged him to the limits.Posted July 19, 2013 11:49 am
Lennox was a coward with no chin! He always bragged about his jab, but his jab sucked. It wasn't a "Take this" jab, but more of a "ooh get away from me" jab. He was soooo scared of McCall that even when McCall started crying and turned his back, Lennox was still too scared to attack! The real reason McCall broke down, was because he knew he could KO Lennox again, but he was forced to throw the fight that he knew he could win, so he just broke down and started crying.Posted July 19, 2013 11:41 am
Well at least Slater didn't call this imaginary fighter by his nick name – whatever that nick name may be – as he often does in his articles for dramatic effect. One note – Wilder looks like he has brutal raw power because he has yet to fight anyone that remotely has a chin.Posted July 19, 2013 11:37 am
Lennox had a good chin and only got rocked because he got lazy,assumed his opponents could not hurt him but they connected with clean shots to the jaw.Wlad can also be hit,but it is a dangerous task to open themselves up for his crushing blows.Vitali is just a real tough hard hitting brute who takes seemingly the best shot in the division,losing by cuts or self inflicted injuries.Haye would be worn down by vitali and most likely stopped.mitchel is not the one to be a champ because of his weak chin.pavetkin is a complete quick handed heavy,but is open for big right hands and he has never been hit by steelhammer.The three champs are very good and one seems beatable and the others are testing father time.In the future you may see many new champs in three or four major factions,maybe five.But for now we want Vitali to make a decision on when where and who he fights again.Posted July 19, 2013 10:47 am
I think, brainwise the Kbros are miles ahead of all the others. Together with their great skills (maybe not everywhere the best) they would beat every other fighter. I'ver seen a lot of fighters crashlanding mentalwise before the fight with a Klitschko. Brain is definitely missing in the list of tghis article. Not only boxing brain, I mean the whole game. Trashtalking only leads to swollen toes. I've the impression, the Kbros can use even insults to their advantage now.Posted July 19, 2013 10:05 am
A lot of Lennox, the quick legs and stamina of Vladimir, the will and heart of Vitali and Rocky Marciano… The mouth of Ali!Posted July 19, 2013 10:04 am
Lennox didn't have chin. But the rest is yes, he was the greatest of all. He had size and power. He had bigger than Klit set of skills, he was tough and smart. Wlad has pretty good defence, good hand speed and power. Klit is not mentally tough enough. Vitaly is mediocre boxer with a good chin and good legs. From contemporary boxers i would put Haye on a top of the list of contenders. He can defeat Vitaly and has chance against Wlad.Posted July 19, 2013 9:57 am
Pulev is not good enough.
Wlad IS the perfect Heavyweight.Posted July 19, 2013 9:37 am
ALL TODAYS HEAVYWEIGHTS ARE A JOKEPosted July 19, 2013 9:16 am
pulеv is frеаking bеаst аdаmеk, chаgаеv, jеnnings, furу аnd dimitrеnko running from this mаn:))) lеnnox lеwis sауs аftеr his gаmе with Ustinov pulеv jаb is 0ut 0f this world!Posted July 19, 2013 8:55 am
Tell It Like It is
Your article and point is moot, since this fighter is imaginary and not real. Give the Ks their due, they are the best fighters out there. Why fabricate a mutant that will never be, other than the obvious, to take away from the K superiority and dominance of the heavyweight division.Posted July 19, 2013 8:41 am
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Good аrticlе but I'tink
Rather than listing all those attributes, you could just say "Lennox Lewis"Posted July 19, 2013 8:32 am


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Central and very friendly.
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We spent a full day with Ernst from Turnstone Tours on a 4WD trip to Sandwich Harbour.
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Our trip to Sandwich Harbour with Turnstone Tours was a definite highlight of the trip.
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The location and services provided made this an excellent base for exploring Swakopmund. The "receptionist" Anya was particularly helpful and went out of her way to ensure we enjoyed our stay.
There was a problem on one night when a cat (whose owner was on holiday) got back in at night time and woke guests on the top floor and was indeed put outside again by a guest (us). This was dealt with by the guest house the next day.
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A whole day gave us time to enjoy everything. Driving along the beach watching seals, cormorants, gulls at the edge of the dunes was quite special. This was followed by a birdwatching walk, an excellent lunch and afternoon drive over the dunes. This was spectacular, Ernest really knew his stuff and showed us the dune flora and fauna with energy and enthusiasm.
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A lot of the road to Swakopmund from Sesriem is badly ridged, but there is some stunning scenery and we saw a group of meercats 70 km before Walvis Bay. The bakery at Solitaire is excellent.
The first morning of our stay, we had an early activity, kayaking, in Walvis Bay and breakfast was provided half an hour earlier than normal at management's suggestion, which was very welcome indeed. The building is a bit austere from outside, but is very nice indeed inside and spotless. Our rooms were excellent. We were helped to choose restaurants for dinner, reservations were made for us and confirmations made for pre booked activities. Good breakfasts. On the day we left, they suggested we filled rolls from the breakfast buffet for lunch, and gave us sealed bags for them without charge. Everyone was very friendly and helpful. Altogether excellent. I cannot think of a single fault and would recommend it highly.
We had dinner at Kucklis, the Tug and the Kupferpfanne. They were all enjoyable but the Tug stood out having great atmosphere and excellent food. Beware of over ordering at Kucklis; the portions are simply enormous, and that from a family of carnivores! The interior of Kupferpfamme is fascinating.
We spent an afternoon wandering round Swakop and having cake at Anton's. Anton's is a bit disappointing - melamine decor, but the cakes were good. There are huge numbers of shops for a relatively small town and some very quirky bits of Germany in aspic. Definitely worth a visit.
Whilst here, we organised a trip 'Kayaking at Pelican Point' for these travellers; they commented:
What fun, paddling among the seals, with youngsters nibbling at the paddles. Just us four plus the guide. What is more, I had not realised how short a time the motor boats spend by the seal colony in Walvis Bay - we had two or three hours, the boats more like two or three minutes. A waterproof bag is provided so my wife took her camera for close ups of seals and the inevitable jackal. The drive out to Pelican Point was also very interesting, as were the seabirds and dolphins we saw. This is an experience definitely not to be missed and was probably the highlight of the holiday. Angela was definitely spot on in recommending it.
We also organised a 'Day trip to Sandwich Harbour', about which they commented:
As the usual road to Sandwich harbour is flooded at the moment, we had a long detour round the salt works in both directions which detracted slightly from the day, although there is nothing that can be done about this. The morning was spent going to the harbour, having a walk, including getting within a few feet of a jackal which was totally relaxed, and then getting out as the tide rose. We had the place to ourselves except at the very end. We then had lunch on top of a dune overlooking the Atlantic with pelicans flying past.
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Good breakfasts, good location.
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Quilt Labels
The four "W"s of quilts and quilt projects. Who? When? Where? Why? Quilts and quilt projects should include this information to preserve the identify of the project so future generations know about it. A quilt label fulfills this objective. Learn more here.
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BOOTH, Jesse Bernard 90, of Sun City Center, passed away in his sleep at home on Sept. 16, 2013. Jesse was born in Miami, AZ, on July 1, 1923. He was the only son of Blanche E. Hawkins and Jesse Virgil Booth. Although he was born in Arizona due to his father's employment in a copper mine, he only lived there for six months and then his parents and he moved to Long Beach and Los Angeles, CA, where they lived for five years. As an adult, during football season, Jesse rooted for USC, his "kindergarten alma mater." Actually, Jesse was a Texan. His family had settled in Wise County, TX, several generations earlier in and near a small town called Chico, TX. Jesse attended elementary school there, where his aunt (Blanche's sister Browneyes) was his first grade teacher. Then the family moved to Dallas, where they settled in the Oak Cliff area. More job changes for Jesse's father took him to Mississippi for a short time, and back to Texas again, this time Houston where Jesse graduated from Lamar High School. Although Jesse's father was a
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graduate, Jesse decided to go to Texas A & M, a move which positively affected his life until the day he died. Jesse was an Aggie to the core. He was selected by his fellow corpsmen to be an Aggie yell leader, one of four. For his senior year, he was selected Head Yell Leader. He had many, mostly hilarious, stories to tell of his yell leader days, such as when he and his buddies would hitchhike to the out-of-town games. Jesse led the Aggie Muster on April 21, 1945, at the Charles de Gaulle Hotel in Paris, France, which was attended by any Aggie graduate who could make it there. A picture of that event hangs in the Aggie Museum in College Station, TX. When World War II broke out, Jesse and his classmates knew it was just a matter of time until they were involved in the fighting. Jesse wanted to be in the
Air Corps, and tried to register as such, but he was rejected because he was too tall. Eventually, he was in the regular Army and became a topographical map-maker under Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower. When reconnaissance pilots flew over France and other parts of Europe, Jesse and his platoon would transcribe the pictures into maps, showing roads, troop movement, etc. For the rest of his life, Jesse loved all kinds of maps. Most of his time in the Army during the war was spent in England, although after D-Day, he was sent to France. While in England, he was stationed at Kew Gardens, London. One day about a week after arriving, Jesse and his buddy Scottie got a leave to go sightseeing in London. On that fateful day, he met the love of his life--his future wife Peggy Ruth Freeman. She was walking on the same street with her friend Sheila, and the two soldiers stopped to ask directions. They ended up in a pub, and the rest, as they say, is history. Six months later Jesse and Peggy were married. They were married for 69 years. Upon returning to the United States, at the War's end, Jesse went to Beaumont, TX, where Peggy had gone before the end of the War to live with Jesse's parents. The two moved to their own little apartment. Jesse accepted a job with Sun Oil Company as a scout, the bottom rung of the ladder. Over the years, he moved up with the company until his last job was that of Offshore Leasing Negotiator for the continental United States. He often spoke of his many travels representing the company and the various characters, both within and without the company, that he had met. Eventually, while living in Houston, he and Peggy welcomed two girls, Judy Ann and Betty Jean, into the family. In 1963, the family moved to Lafayette, LA., where Jesse continued his landman activities for Sun. He met and drank coffee with many good ol' Cajun boys. During those years, he also developed a love of Cajun food. In 1970, Jesse was transferred back to Houston and then to Dallas in 1977, where he retired in 1985. Upon retirement, Jesse became involved in other pursuits, such as real estate agent and travel planning. He began to cook and enjoyed trying out recipes, particularly chili. Mostly, Jesse and Peggy enjoyed traveling. They had a time-share apartment in the Kensington area of London, and they visited Peggy's relatives in various areas of England for over 30 years. One of their favorite places was Le Jules Verne Restaurant at the Eiffel Tower. On their fiftieth anniversary, they celebrated with a flight on the Concord to London and a return cruise to New York on the QE II. After that, they enjoyed 15 cruises together, including going through the Panama Canal, the Alaskan inside passage, a Mediterranean cruise, and the last one to Australia and New Zealand. Jesse also enjoyed learning how to fly. Although he was not allowed to join the Army Air Corps in 1944, he did learn to fly when he was 55 years old, living in Houston. Upon moving to Dallas, Jesse continued his lessons, and eventually learned to do aerobatics with renowned pilot Gene Soucy as his teacher. One of Jesse's outstanding achievements was flying across the English Channel with Peggy. They landed in France, had lunch, then flew back to England. In 1989, Jesse and Peggy moved to Sun City Center, where they quickly became involved in the life there. They volunteered for the Emergency Squad, joined the Art Club, and enjoyed an active social life, until a few years ago when ill health began to plague each of them. Jesse's family and friends will always remember his love and pride in his beautiful wife Peggy. They will also remember his quick mind, his dry sense of humor, and his integrity. Jesse was predeceased in death by his wife Peggy in March 2013. He is survived by his two daughters, Judy Ann Booth Richman of Tampa, Betty Jean Booth File (Kevin) of Colorado Springs, CO; and two grandchildren, Kelsey Nicole and Jason Booth File, both of Colorado Springs, CO. The family wishes to thank Pastor Ed Schafer from Trinity Baptist Church for his faithful friendship with Jesse and Peggy. They also wish to thank all of Jesse's caregivers, both from Visiting Angels and private, especially Pearl, Marivic, and Eliza. They all went above and beyond in their care of Jesse. Thank you to all who prayed for the members of the Booth family throughout the past several years. Most of all, thank you to God who lovingly watched over, supported, and carried Jesse and family. A memorial service will be held on Saturday, Sept. 21st, at Zipperer's Funeral Home in Sun City Center at 1 pm. A private interment will be held at the Florida National Cemetery in Bushnell. Arrangements by Zipperer's Funeral Home (813)645-6130.
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Games are an interesting medium in that unlike (for example) literature, the advances of technology have rapidly changed what it's possible to do in a game. But that doesn't mean that the newest games are necessarily the best! There are plenty of old games that are still totally worth playing, so we ask you: not including games you just play for nostalgia, what games from before the year 2000 are still worth playing?
Charlie: Crash Bandicoot: Warped. The Crash Bandicoot series holds up remarkably well given its age, probably because the cartoony art style didn't call for much graphical processing power to begin with. And while sure, it's not as pretty as a newer platformer like Little Big Planet, Warped is one of the best platforming games of all time thanks to its unique art design, clever gameplay variations, and finely-tuned controls. My brothers and I still play it whenever we're together, and it's not really because of the nostalgia. Even 15 years later, Warped is still one of the most fun 3D platformers I've ever laid my hands on, and I don't plan to stop playing anytime soon.
Mary-Anne: Spyro 2: Ripto's Rage!. I don't know about all that fancy-schmancy Skylanders stuff going on now, but the old-fashioned platforming Spyro was where it's at! Spyro 2: Ripto's Rage was the second game in the series and had an overhaul when compared to the first. It played better, it looked better, and it had memorable NPCs and well-designed levels. It was a platformer that was tough enough to be challenging, that had worlds designed to evoke the completionist in you, and god damn it it gave me the best boss fight I've ever fought. It also had a truckload of content since there were three main bosses to defeat, which is more than I can say for a lot of newer games.
Chris: King's Quest 6: Heir Today Gone Tomorrow As a kid I loved the point-and-click adventure series King's Quest. King's Quest games were known for their puzzles and puns, which I loved, but King's Quest 6 included a really well put together story that even included multiple endings that changed based on what decisions you made in the game. For a PC game made in 1992, that's pretty impressive. The visuals may seem a bit dated now, but the puzzles, jokes, and story surely will stand the test of time. If you get the chance, check out King's Quest 6.
Xairylle: Contra. This is a game I plan on letting my future kids play. Way before the realistic shooting games and action RPGs that we have now, Contra was one of the games what could make you understand what it means to dodge desperately. The story about fighting alien invaders is something you might consider common, but the gameplay is what you're after. You need to deduce patterns and decide on which kind of ammunition to use as quickly as possible because everything is after you. Contra was and still is challenging not only because of the projectiles, enemies, and obstacles that are all out to get you, but also because you are forced to play the game in different views. I mean, after getting used to nothing but seeing your character in profile, you're suddenly forced to play from bird's eye view. It was annoying and frustrating, but also so challenging that I couldn't stop playing. Oh, and did I mention that the Konami code works for this?
Iain: Planescape: Torment is the best game ever. Ever. It's almost impossible to express the majesty of Torment in a few short sentences but I'm going to give it a go. It has the best plot of any video game ever and I don't feel I am overstating my case when I say that Torment should be considered literature. The writing is tight and interesting, the characters are unique, disturbing and thought provoking and the them of "what can change the nature of man?" has haunted me for 15 years.
Torment also contains some of the best locations in the history of gaming. Sigel: the city of doors, The Brothel of Slating Intellectual Lust, and the maze that you can be imprisoned in for making fun of a ragdoll are all as awesome as they sound. They are so well-designed and scripted that I can't help but smile whenever I think of them.
I can't even begin to explain how cool the Nameless One is or how much fun it is to find out the mysteries of his past. Any character who willingly allows himself to be disemboweled just to see if his stomach contains any hidden items is a winner in my book!
David: Pokemon Yellow was the first colored Pokemon game. Your character followed the story of Ash Ketchum and received a Pikachu for his first pokemon. Not only did you have an extremely annoying rival (hi Gary, I'm talking to you), you could catch all three legendary bird pokemons! If you're a fan of the Pokemon games and haven't played Pokemon Yellow, you should definitely look into it.
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Fairy Tales cast list, listed alphabetically with photos when available. This list of Fairy Tales actors includes any Fairy Tales actresses and all other actors from the film. You can view additional information about each Fairy Tales actor on this list, such as when and where they were born. To find out more about a particular actor or actress, click on their name and you'll be taken to page with even more details about their acting career. The cast members of Fairy Tales have been in many other movies, so use this list as a starting point to find actors or actresses that you may not be familiar with.
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Update on MargaritaMargarita is a member of the Hormigas village bank. She is 60 years old and the single mother of one son. She has been a member of FINCA Perú for 16 years and owns a pharmacy. She says that FINCA Perú has given her a lot of help, and the support she's gotten from her village bank has taught her to work, to value herself, and to educate her son, who now has a successful career. Her dream is to be a businesswoman and buy houses to then sell them again, but most of all she wants to keep moving forward. She will invest the requested loan in products such as pills, cough syrups, rubbing alcohol, gauze, other medications, and so on to sell in her pharmacy.
Previous Loan DetailsMargarita is a member of the Hormigas ["Ants"] Communal Bank. She is 59 and owns a poultry store. She also has a pharmacy and runs a boarding house from her home. She has one child and has been a member of Finca Peru for 15 years. She trusts Finca. Her loans from Finca have helped her to progress... More from Margarita's previous loan »
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About FINCA PeruThis loan is administered by FINCA Peru, one of Kiva's Field Partners in Peru. FINCA Peru is dedicated to empowering socially and economically disadvantaged women in Peru, contributing to the development of their families, and building sustainable communities.
In 1990, FINCA Peru began by lending to a small group of women widowed by the Shining Path terrorist movement in Ayacucho. Beyond loans and financial services, FINCA offers business development training, personal and family development training, gender empowerment sessions, life insurance products, and financial and social literacy sessions for the children of borrowers. Visit FINCA Peru's Kiva Field Partner page to learn more.
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NFL says customized face masks are not allowed
If you think the facemask that the Cardinals defensive end Darnell Dockett is wearing in the photo above is pretty sweet, you'll be disappointed in this next bit of news.
Those types of face-covering facemasks have been made illegal by the NFL, because it's considered "a prohibited non-standard customized face mask."
That's the word from NFL spokesman Brian McCarthy, who sent an email to NFL.com on Friday and wrote, "A player would need a medical reason to wear this type of face mask."
That's fine news for players like Ravens defensive end Chris Canty and Giants defensive end Justin Tuck, both of whom applied for medical clearance and got permission from the league to wear those helmets of extra protection. Others like Dockett and Cowboys linebacker DeMarcus Ware won't be allowed to wear them.
"I invented it," Canty told the Baltimore Sun. "We developed something that can keep hands out of my face, so it wouldn't detach my retina again. … I can't help it that other guys think it's cool and they want to wear it, too. It's a necessity for me."
But the lack of inclusion makes Colts defensive end Robert Mathis a little bit sad.
its official.... the league says i cant wear my facemask. I will return to my run of the mill grill.— ROBERT MATHIS The1st (@RobertMathis98) August 9, 2013
It sounded like Dockett wanted to wear his facemask so he could feel more invincible while "inflict[ing] physical, bodily harm to another individual in an environment which it is morally acceptable."
But for Tuck, who has battled neck injuries and doesn't want opponents trying to grab it from inside his facemask, sees it as a necessity.
"Everybody is like, 'Can I get that facemask?' No, it's exclusive to me, no one else can have it," Tuck said last year. "But it's a copycat league in everything people do so I wouldn't be surprised if there are a few of those floating around before we play."
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The short story of "This Is What It Means to Say Phoenix, Arizona" by Sherman Alexie shows the value of a true friendship. A true friend is the one who doesn't have to physically be by your side the whole time. He can stand aside, awaits for your trouble, and lends you a hand. A true friend doesn't care how the world sees him, he cares only how his "best" friend view of him. The true friend in this story is Thomas Builds-the-Fire. The story goes back and forth with the present and the past to show Victor and Thomas who were once best friends and now, almost stranger. A teenage fight started by Victor when he was drunk torn apart the friendship between Victor and Thomas; at least that is what Victor thought for a good amount of time. Thomas on the other hand forgave Victor and still hold-on to the friendship between them. Thomas can see through Victor's pride when Victor needed the money to go to Arizona and offer him the help. Only true friend can see through his friends like that. I was certain about Thomas's friendship up until he said he was making a deal with Victor's dad to watch over Victor. He said he came with Victor because of his father. Is this mean without the father, the friendship was long dismantled? I don't think so. The father's death reunite the strong friendship that was originally there even though they both cannot go back to their "original" friendship stage. I think they cannot go back to the original stage because Thomas is still holding onto his tribal tradition and telling stories, which no one understands and Victor is more modernize. However, I've concluded that after the trip to Arizona, their friendship rekindle because Victor feels gratitude toward Thomas and even gives some of his father's ashes to Thomas. Victor also agreed to stop and listen to Thomas' story when he encounters such event.


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Delightful 3 bedroom Provencal holiday villa with private pool
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Villa / 3 bedrooms / sleeps 6
|Key Info
Villa Na Mara is located just two minutes' walk from the beach, 4 km from Saint Raphael. The Var is the as yet undiscover area of the Cote d'Azur.
Easy access to all amenities, incl supermarket 50 meters from the villa, all shops, post office and train station and market on Monday mornings in the village of Boulouris and excellent restaurants for eating out.
Own private pool, heated between April and October, shared between the 2 apartments with a security cover (when not in use) for the safety of the rket is 50 meters from the villachildren.
Own garden with a barbecue area and a terrace.
With one double and one twin bedroom and a room with bunk beds the villa is ideal for families, with plenty in the surrounding area to see and do during your stay.
FOR MORE THAN 6 GUESTS, IT IS POSSIBLE TO RENT LE PALMIER with La MER Apartment.
Le Palmier has 2 beds downstairs and a mezzanine with a further 2 beds plus a shower room with toilet.
For more information about this apartment and our other property please visit our website via the link at the bottom of this page in the contact area. Our other property number on holiday lettings is 49418.
|Sleeps up to 6, 3 bedrooms
|3 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms of which 2 En suites and 1 Shower rooms
|Nearest beach
|Boulouris 200 m
|Will consider
|Long term lets (over 1 month)
|Car not necessary
|Nearest Amenities
|300 m
|Nearest travel links
|Nearest airport: Nice 65 km, Nearest railway: Boulouris 500 m
|Family friendly
|Great for children of all ages
|No pets allowed, Yes, smoking allowed
Features and Facilities
|Internet access, DVD player, Sea view
|Shared outdoor pool (heated)
|Central heating, Air conditioning, TV, Video player, Satellite TV, Wi-Fi available
|Kettle, Toaster, Iron, Hair dryer
|Clothes dryer, Dishwasher, Cooker, Microwave, Fridge, Freezer, Washing machine
|Double beds (1), Single beds (4), Cots (1), Dining seats for 6, Lounge seats for 6
|High chair
|Shared outdoor pool (heated), Balcony or terrace, Private garden, BBQ
|Secure parking, Suitable for people with restricted mobility, Not suitable for wheelchair users
|Further details indoors
All mod cons.
Totally renovated
Satellite television (Astra 2 english channels plus other languages channels, german, spanish, italian..)
WIFI access.
The 2 main bedrooms can have either 2 single beds or a king size double bed.
|Further details outdoors
Large pool heated between April and October
Car parking with electrical gates inside the property.
Garden with barbecue
|Further details
Pool available at all times and shared between the 2 apartments.
English / Italian speaking representative on hand to answer any questions.
Rentals from sunday to sunday.
40% Booking deposit
Security deposit € 1000 on arrival.
The French Riviera - Cote d'Azur region
The South of France enjoys a very priviledged weather all year round.
The villa is close to Cannes, Antibes Nice and the italian border on one side and St Tropez, Cassis and Aix en Provence.
It is on the quietest side of St Raphael.
Beautiful inland villages of Bargemon, Fayence and Grasse.
Loads of Museums and various cultural activities in the area.
Jazz festival in Nice and Antibes in July
Golf courses, tennis courts and 50m swimming pool close by.
All sports available nearby.
Sea is very close with differrent beaches within short walking distances.
Boats trips to St Tropez and Cannes from St Raphael.
The villa is close to Frejus and its Roman arenas and theatre.
Cinemas in St Raphael and Frejus.
Markets in Boulouris on monday mornings and in the locality on various days including the famous St Tropez market on saturday morning and Frejus plage on sunday morning.
Excellent location for a great family holiday.
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20 May 2013
"Comfortable, well-equipped apartment. Excellent location"
Michelle was very helpful and responsive during the booking process and in dealing with our queries prior to arrival. We turned up 3 hours early but were still made welcome by Mme Porte. The apartment itself was, clean, comfortable and well equipped with plenty of facilities for the 6 of us. The location was excellent. We got the train from Nice airport. The apartment is a short walk from the station at Boulouris. We also used the train for visiting other places on the coast nearby. There are shops and small supermarkets within easy walking distance as well, so you do not need to hire a car, although it might be useful for exploring further afield. We had a problem with the hot water supply early on in the holiday but it was fixed within an hour of phoning, despite Mme Porte's son Didier needing to call out a plumber. One minor concern was that the stairs up to the apartment were quite steep and we had an adventurous 2 year old who saw them as a challenge. It would have been useful to be able to close them off with a baby gate or something similar, although we managed quite satisfactorily with a couple of laundry baskets. as it happened.
29 Sep 2012
"One of the nicest places ever stayed in, pool was fantastic."
Madam Porte was very welcoming on arrival and it was helpful to know that the family were close by if need be. The accommodation was spacious and all the home comforts included. The pool area was lovely, lots of space to relax and the pool itself was a hit with the family. Michelle Gill, Madam Porte's daughter was helpful through the booking stages and any queries I had she was very approachable. I would certainly recommend Villa Na Mara - La Mer.
1 Apr 2012
"Outstanding Property"
We stayed four weeks in this wonderful property. It was without question the best equipped kitchen we've ever had and one of the most comfortably furnished apartments. The location is another bonus being right across the street from the sea. Michelle Gill, who does the booking on line, has been so patient and helpful with all of our questions and we have appreciated this so much. Her mother, Madame Porte, is charming and helpful and lives across the street from the house. She greeted us and is just delightful. It is a very well maintained property and was spotlessly clean. It's compeltely as advertised and described on the websites. We have already booked for next year. Thank you Michelle and Madame Porte. David and Rose Fox, Saignon France
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My dog's birthday is Easter Sunday.
I chose that date because she is a rescue dog, a dog of second chances.
Is that sacrilegious of me? I hope not; I don't want to offend anyone. To me, a Christian, Easter signifies hope. Hope can be hard to find, especially in the dark.
"We have to go through Good Friday to get to Sunday," a parishioner at Easter Lutheran Church once told me. "The good news is, Sunday is coming, but Sunday wouldn't be here unless we went through Friday."
Daisy Doodle Bug has been through Friday.
After my family and I adopted our three-legged puggle in July 2012 from Midwest Animal Rescue & Services (MARS), people asked me a lot of questions. Well, mostly they asked me one question:
"How'd she lose her leg?"
I grew tired of my reply: "I don't know."
Through MARS, I now know that my dog was originally rescued by Kentuckiana Pug Rescue, a nonprofit rescue organization helping pugs in Kentucky, Indiana and Wisconsin. When I visited the group's Facebook page, I learned how Daisy lost her leg.
The answer was almost worse than not knowing.
"A lady called us to pick her up," wrote Amy Redmond Carpenter, the group's president, in a thread about Daisy. "As usual, the story changed about five times between the first time we talked to her and when we got her. They said she had been hit by a car, our vet says it's more likely someone picked her up by a leg and swung her around.
I had two thoughts: How horrifying. How wonderful.
Horrifying that someone would hurt Daisy; wonderful that someone would help Daisy.
People also raised money online to help pay my future dog's medical costs.
"Let's give her a new start," Daisy's friends wrote on ChipIn.com, "and show her there are people she can trust and love!"
Daisy learned to trust Patrick Redmond, the brother of Amy Redmond Carpenter.
"She came to me first," he said. "And I still miss that dog."
After she healed, Daisy moved on to an adoptive home in Indianapolis. It didn't work out.
"Unfortunately, she liked to attack my miniature poodle," the woman who surrendered her told me.
My ... vicious puggle?
So Daisy moved on again, to Every Dog Counts, a nonprofit rescue and transport team in Indiana.
"I took Daisy from her prior owner," Tara Harris, the director, told me. "And then she stayed with me while waiting for transport."
Harris tweaked my dog's name, I learned.
"We've had several Daisies, so I started calling her Daisy Doodle Bug, which got shortened to Doodle," she said.
She didn't think the Doodle was vicious.
"She was friendly with all the dogs here," she said.
Later, a series of relay volunteer drivers transported Daisy Doodle Bug -- along with several other dogs -- from Indiana to Minnesota last summer.
That's where my family comes into the story. We adopted her on July 15, after she had spent about three weeks with a foster family.
We love her.
"The doggy is so cute," my 4-year-old said recently. "I think I want to keep her. I will never let her go away."
Yes, we will keep her. No, we will never let her go away. And today, we will celebrate her birthday. It's a beautiful day for a celebration, it's a beautiful day for hope.
Stay tuned: Reporter Molly Guthrey and photojournalist Sherri LaRose-Chiglo will document a dog run from Every Dog Counts in Indiana to Midwest Animal Rescue & Services in Minnesota in an upcoming issue of the Pioneer Press. Molly Guthrey can be reached at 651-228-5505.


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Postcard, President's Home, N. T. S. N., Denton, Texas.
Date: 1914
Creator: unknown
Description: Postcard featuring the President's home at North Texas State Normal School. Mailed to Miss Comara Moon, Eastland, Tex.
Contributing Partner: Other
Two great southerners: Jefferson Davis and Robert E. Lee
Date: 1912
Creator: Whitehead, A. C.
Description: Biography of Jefferson Davis and Robert E. Lee.
Contributing Partner: Other
Views of the Paris, Texas Fire
Date: [1916]
Creator: Noyes, Josef H.
Description: A small booklet with several images of the devastation in Paris, Texas after the 1916 fire. From the private collection of Scott Muhn.
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One Minute Bedtime Meditation
If you are not used to setting a regular time for meditation, start with one minute right before bedtime. It is a time of day for winding down, and meditation can cap off the process.
Online Group World Peace Meditation
Our daily cyber group meditation practice joins us together in our striving for personal peace for each, and world peace for our planet.
Onmiddellijke ontspanning - Instant stress relief
Stress relief meditation for kids in English and Nederlands - Dutch translation.
Our Lady of Fatima by William T. Walsh
May 13th is the feast day of Our Lady of Fatima. May the events in the lives of the children, Lucia, Jacinta and Francisco Marto inspire your spiritual life as they have mine.
Overcoming Neediness
Lesson 47. What we really need in life is to discover, uncover our internal, eternal fount of unconditionally loving energy, that we may then draw on it to fortify us, enliven us in our actions, interactions in the world.
Overcoming Negative Humor with Kindness
Moving along the spiritual path we are called to upgrade our actions, as we become more and more aware of the effects of what we say and do.
Panorama of Unlimited Consciousness
Meditation Course in Consciousness - Panorama of Unlimited Consciousness: Integrating consciousness into everyday living by following the prodding of our conscience is teamwork between our conscience and subsequent actions, improving our experience of life.
Pasta, Bean and Vegie Recipe for After Meditation
This delightful sattvic, (not spicy), vegetarian one dish meal is easy to prepare after a noon or dinner time meditation. The ingredients are probably already available in your kitchen or garden.
Pausing in Winter for Reflection
Reflection is such an important part of our life, the time when we work out pressing concerns and decide on a plan of action.
Paving Our Pathway Includes Meditation
The pathway we walk upon is paved as we go by the consciousness we show in day-to-day living. Our goals determine the route to our destination.
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