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Southeastern closed out the final round of the GAC Fall Preview on Tuesday afternoon and despite a rough stretch was able to halo onto second place with a three-round 867, four shots off the lead.
The tally was a combined three-over-par for the three-round tournament as a team playing on the 6,970 yard, par-72 North Course at Lake Hefner GC in Oklahoma City, Okla.
Jeff Hunter was just as consistent in the final round as he was on Monday, firing a final round 70 to finish in third place with a seven-under-par 209, six shots behind the individual winner.
Marcos Sevilla Suarez was hit the hardest by a night's rest, firing a final round 78 to finish with an even-par 216 in a tie for ninth.
Ash Alstadt matched his second round score in the final round, carding a one-under 71 and finishing the event with a one-over-par 217 in a tie for 13th.
Matt McIntosh had a rough Monday to the tune of a 79 to finish with a 225 in a tie for 28th, while Robert Perry fired an 80 and finished in 45th with a 232.
Greyden Blevins finished strong as well as an individual, turning in a one-over 73 to post a three-round mark of 220 and finish tied for 18th.
SE and tournament winner Harding finished the event in the same order they finished day one, with the Savage Storm still four strokes back, due to both teams firing team rounds of 298 on Tuesday.
Host Southern Nazarene had Tuesday's low round with a 288 and closed to finish tied for third, just two strokes behind SE.
Henderson State also fired a 298 in the final round and finished tied for third with SNU.
Southeastern will be back in action Sept. 23-24 when it travels to Broken Arrow, Okla., to play in the Northeastern State Golf Classic at Emerald Falls CC.


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"Beware of Crimson Peak!" So goes the warning hissed by one of the skeletal, agitated ghosts appearing in the movie of the same title. It isn't bad advice. Not that I'm saying you should avoid "Crimson Peak," the new film from Guillermo del Toro, modern cinema's No. 1 genre geek. On the contrary: If you know what you're getting into and you're in the mood for blood, velvet and a director's sincere commitment to excess, then this might be just the ticket.
Guillermo del Toro's House of Horrors
The director of fantasy and horror films keeps his collection of books, gory props and mannequins where he can see, and be inspired by, them.
In spite of the aforementioned ghosts, "Crimson Peak" isn't really a horror film. The supernaturalism is, as it were, a red herring, and a chance for Mr. del Toro to indulge in some creepy effects and easy shocks. The specters are visible to Edith Cushing (Mia Wasikowska), a sensible young woman coming of age in Buffalo around the turn of the 20th century. She is periodically visited by the inky, anxious wraith of her dead mother, and she incorporates ghosts into a novel she's writing. But otherwise her life seems to obey the conventions of late-Victorian realist fiction. "They're really metaphors," she explains of the apparitions in her book, and while Mr. del Toro's are a bit more literal, they are also secondary to the main story.
Which might be described as a Henry James tale filtered through the lurid sensibilities of the Italian giallo maestro Mario Bava. Characters are swathed in rich dark cloth — except for Edith's blazing yellow frocks — and lighted by candelabras. Wind howls, blood seems to ooze down walls and up from beneath floorboards, and coherence is sacrificed to sensation. Like one of James's heroines, Edith, who lives with her doting industrialist father (Jim Beaver), is seduced by a penniless aristocrat — an English baronet who has come to Buffalo with his weird sister in search of venture capital and an innocent bride. Edith has another suitor, a bland ophthalmologist named Alan McMichael (Charlie Hunnam), but he is no match for Thomas Sharpe (Tom Hiddleston), who whisks her off to his ancestral estate, a crumbling pile that is sometimes referred to as (cue sinister music) Crimson Peak. (I thought it was going to turn out to be a brand of high-performance cinnamon sports gum, but that's because I live in the cynical, seen-it-all, brand-conscious world that Mr. del Toro longs to escape.)
The Sharpe mansion sits on a clay mine that leaches lurid red goo into the pipes, the courtyard and the basement. The walls are festooned with fluttering moths, reminders of Mr. del Toro's career-long preoccupation with insects of various sizes and dispositions. But the scariest thing in the house is not the crimson tide or the pre-modern plumbing, not the bugs or the screeching ghosts or the howling wind. It is Jessica Chastain, her hair as black as a raven's wing, her eyes as mad as cracked marbles, her remarkable chin poised to trouble the sleep of the righteous.
Ms. Chastain plays Lucille Sharpe, Thomas's sister, roommate and sharer of a Very Dark Secret. The nature of this secret is both hinted at and shrouded, but it does not take much of a sleuth to discern that some terrible things have happened in Crimson Peak. (Hence the warning issued by Edith's ghostly mother.) Before Edith went off with Thomas — and before something else really awful happened — her father hired a private detective (Burn Gorman), who unearthed some alarming tidbits about the Sharpe siblings. Fearing the worst, Dr. McMichael sets out to rescue Edith, only to find …
But why spoil anything? Best to get lost in the tangle of the plot, to puzzle over loose ends and then wonder if this lush hothouse flower was really worth cultivating. "Crimson Peak" works hard to supply the kind of gothic, romantic, creepy-erotic mood that is not quite the staple of popular culture that it used to be. Mr. del Toro overdoes it, as is his habit, overselling his own enthusiasm for the material in a way that compromises the audience's delight. The film is too busy, and in some ways too gross, to sustain an effective atmosphere of dread. It tumbles into pastiche just when it should be swooning and sighing with earnest emotion.
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You're looking at the cast of J.J. Abrams re-imagining/prequel of Star Trek.
It's kind of weird seeing the whole crew up there next to their original counterparts. For a long time Trek fan like myself, who has been around long enough to see the franchise go through it's entire evolution the image above generates mixed feelings for me. It's not just seeing new actors stepping into the shoes of beloved actors whose roles have become iconic... it's also the fact that a couple of the actors above are no longer with us. James Doohan passed away not too long ago due to Alzheimers and DeForest Kelley was the first of the venerable crew to die, way back in 1999 if you can believe it.
Call me cheesy, but seeing the old with the new up there gives me a sense of the cycle of death and rebirth, not only for the actors - but hopefully, for Star Trek as well.
Although the casting of Simon Pegg as Scotty seems more than a bit odd to me, and Karl Urban seems too intense and rugged to play Dr. McCoy, overall at least visually J.J. Abrams and crew seem to have hit the mark at least as far as appearance is concerned. Normally I might be quite cynical towards a project like this, but like many Star Trek fans, after years and years of really bad movies and TV episodes I'm seriously craving a great Star Trek story on the screen.
John over at The Movie Blog wrote that the new movie must ignore existing fans, but not being a fan of the franchise I'm afraid he's missing the point. He equates the ever decreasing box office take of recent films with the fact that there just aren't that many fans out there supporting Trek. I don't think that's the case at all - in fact I think it's because the majority of Trek fans have high standards when it comes to their favorite franchise.
Rick Berman took over the franchise once Gene Roddenberry died, soon to be joined by Brannon Braga. I suppose things went along ok for a while with Star Trek: The Next Generation, and even Star Trek: Deep Space Nine... but when they were put in charge of feature films as well things went downhill pretty fast. Generations was an awful, terrible way to bridge the gap between the original crew and TNG, with the most ignoble death you could imagine for the legendary James T. Kirk.
Sure, First Contact wasn't bad unless you count that hideously huge new version of the Enterprise and the fact that the character that had the heroic moment at the crucial point in the film was Data instead of Captain Picard. But then we were treated to the likes of Star Trek: Insurrection, so awful I don't even rember much about it and the abysmal Star Trek: Nemesis with the ridiculous Picard's son/clone/whatever story and Data being destroyed just to be "reborn" as a virtual infant.
And don't get me started on Star Trek: Voyager, with the ship that managed to stay showroom new after half a dozen years spent half a galaxy from a starbase, and a crew that thought they wouldn't get home in their lifetimes yet made no plans as to what would happen as they started to eventually die during the journey.
Then there was Enterprise. A concept that they wanted to be so different that not only didn't they even put Star Trek in the title, but that they opened with a completetly different format including a song with bloody awful lyrics. I wasn't opposed to the concept - hell, I was excited about it! But it took only about half a season for them to have phasers and transporter technology that matched that of Kirk and Co. 100 years hence. Oh, and since the "Lost in Space" concept worked so well for Voyager, they decided to send the crew to a far corner of the galaxy in this show as well, instead of showing us the formation of the Federation and other items that formed the foundation of The Original Series. The show started to come around in it's final season when they handed the reins to Manny Coto as Producer, but by then fans had already left in droves and it was too late to bring them back.
For all intents and purposes it seemed that Trek was finally dead, or at least about to go on at least a 10 year hiatus... ah, but Paramount knew that even if it had been beaten into the ground there was still money to be squeezed from a franchise that had already brought them over a billion dollars in profit.
Thanks to us fans who are constantly and consistently disrespected and the world wide web, Paramount had access to our thoughts, likes and dislikes regarding the franchise. So they finally decided it was time for as close to a clean slate as you can get with the series: Bring in a brand new (and currently hot) team to helm a movie that will go back to the beginning. We're talking J.J. Abrams, Robert Orci and Alex Kurtzman.
Contrary to the article over at The Movie Blog, everything that has been said by those involved in the production indicates that while they most certainly want to bring non-fans into theaters, they most certainly are interested in pleasing long time fans of Star Trek as well. They are going as far as working Leonard Nimoy into the story in what they say is a pivotal role.
Ah, but what about Bill Shatner? There's been an amazing amount of discussion online with a "he said. she said" flavor to it. He has stated more than once that he is not in the film, that he wasn't approached to be in the film and that he would like to be in the film. The producers continually state that of course they want him to be in the movie, but that they want to write a part for him worthy of the character.
It sounds like the writers are just blowing sunshine, but AICN contributor "Hercules" states that all the publicity about Shatner not being in the film is a lie. This is strictly unofficial of course, but I'm betting he's right. I'll go further and say that this may all even by orchestrated to drum up press and emotions surrounding the film.
Then there's the report from IESB that the Enterprise will be significantly different in the upcoming film. They stated that:
"We have been told that the Enterprise has been redesigned. I have not been able to get specific details of how the old and new ship will differ but I have been told by multiple sources including people working on the film that the ship will indeed be different."
No doubt the ship will look somewhat different in details, but "redesigned" so that it looks "different?" Rubbish.
So before you go off half-cocked slamming Trekkies, Trekkers or whatever you'd like to call us, keep in mind that if Abrams and crew deliver a kick-ass Trek movie you have our disdain for the crap Paramount has been putting out for years to thank.
Personally, I'm really looking forward to this and at least at this point am not approaching it with negative expectations at all. For the first time in a long time I'm hopeful when it comes to Star Trek.
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It's a peculiar lark, this football management. Use a system that doesn't suit your best players, and you're considered an inflexible ideologue. Tweak your system to get the best players in the role they're happiest, and you're criticised for having no backbone.
Argentina manager Alejandro Sabella and his captain, Lionel Messi, have been criticised this week, after Sabella supposedly bowed to Messi's demands for the game against Iran. Having played a 5-3-2 system in their opening match against Bosnia, Sabella switched to a 4-3-3 for the Iran contest.
It's tough to work out which criticism is sillier -- the idea that Sabella is weak for listening to Messi, or the idea Messi was unprofessional for pointing out the obvious. The reality is simple: Argentina's use of a 5-3-2 against Bosnia was the managerial cock-up of the tournament so far.
There has barely been a disappointing game at this World Cup. There have been bad games, yes -- Iran 0-0 Nigeria, Russia 1-1 South Korea -- but we expected those to be bad. The closest thing to a genuine disappointment was the first half of Argentina's 2-1 win over Bosnia. The world tuned in expecting to see a Messi master class on the greatest stage, and instead we got a flat, lifeless, insipid Argentina performance. They were 1-0 up by halftime, courtesy of a fortunate own goal, but the display was horrendous.
Sabella's formation was astonishingly negative. Although he'd played a 5-3-2 occasionally in qualification, it was usually away from home in difficult games, often when the matches were played at altitude. There was no obvious reason for switching to that shape against Bosnia, who had themselves become much more defensive since qualification.
It wasn't just the formation, but the identity of the players within the formation. Amazingly, it effectively featured five centre-backs: the back three (Hugo Campagnaro, Federico Fernandez and Ezequiel Garay); Marcos Rojo, who plays at centre-back for Sporting Lisbon; and in midfield Javier Mascherano, who plays at the heart of defence for Barcelona. Five centre-backs -- plus Pablo Zabaleta on the right. This was a ridiculously negative system.
At halftime Sabella changed shape to 4-3-3. Suddenly, Argentina were terrifying with the ball -- Messi had two strikers ahead of him and found more space behind, Angel Di Maria was more influential in the centre of midfield, and Argentina still had numbers at the back. Peculiarly, they drew the second half 1-1, having won the first half 1-0. But the difference was night and day, and while Sabella got it wrong from the outset, he was humble enough to admit his mistake by restructuring the side and making two substitutions at the break.
Sabella's only error was the starting system. On paper it made no sense against Bosnia, and considering Argentina played a very settled 4-3-3 throughout qualification, with an obvious first-choice XI all knowing their individual roles, it was also strange to disturb the cohesion.
Messi's views might have been forthright, but everyone who watched the game agreed with what he said.
"In the first half, we gave up possession to Bosnia and so I was too deep," Messi said. "I was alone and Kun [Sergio Aguero] was alone. It was very difficult. We like [the 4-3-3] better because when you go forward you have more possibilities of passing the ball and scoring. We strikers and forwards are favoured by this formation." Sabella, it seems, wasn't unduly concerned. "I was not hurt by Leo's comment, and he has said that before," he told reporters ahead of Saturday's 1-0 win over Iran. "He likes to play 4-3-3."
The Albiceleste coach continued: "They [reporters] asked him how he likes to play and he answered what he thinks in a respectful way. We respect each other; we have a very strong team spirit. It is good to have an open dialogue with my players. Sometimes players learn from us [coaches] and sometimes we learn from them."
This, basically, is the way it should be. It would be ludicrous if Sabella didn't listen to the thoughts of his star man, arguably the greatest individual at this tournament and one of the greatest of all time, too. There is a caveat here, of course: Messi shouldn't be speaking against his manager, or behind his manager's back. But if he'd already said the same to Sabella, why shouldn't he say the same to the press, when the difference in performance was so ridiculously obvious? Messi is often criticised for being robotic, for saying nothing. This was a rare example of him speaking his mind, and everything he said was true.
The problem, of course, was that Argentina encountered problems against Iran in the next match. They won only 1-0, courtesy of Messi's stunning late drive, having struggled to break down Team Melli.
But this surely wasn't a problem with the formation -- when you're playing against a team keeping nine outfielders behind the ball and conceding space in front, the formation becomes irrelevant to a certain extent. Besides, it's tough to imagine that playing the 5-3-2 would have been any better -- that shape consists of little more than taking out a centre-forward, Gonzalo Higuain, and bringing in a centre-back. The compensation, of course, is that the full-backs push on and become wing-backs, but Rojo and Zabaleta couldn't have been any more adventurous than they were against Iran.
It's worth remembering that Sabella has always put Messi first. The manager was appointed following the disappointment of the 2011 Copa America, a tournament at which Messi had been disappointing. Sabella's first task as coach was flying to Barcelona to meet Messi and Mascherano, and proposing that the latter should hand the captain's armband to the former.
"The question of team captaincy was important to me," Sabella wrote in his introduction to Messi's biography. "I considered it essential for everyone to know Leo was the leader and that he would lead in his own natural manner. It was vital that he was recognised as such by the players. ... Messi is our symbol, our standard-bearer."
Sabella has kept to that principle throughout. Messi is the main man, and his tactical analysis has been as accurate as his finishes.
Michael Cox is the editor of zonalmarking.net and a contributor to ESPN FC. Follow him on Twitter @Zonal_Marking.


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Died on: December 29, 1919
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After spending the last year disguised in King Virata's kingdom, the Pandavas came back and asked Duryodhana for the kingdom. King Drupada, the king of Panchala and the father of Draupadi sent a learned man to the court of Hastinapur to ask the Kauravas to return the kingdom of the Pandavas.
Unsurprisingly, Duryodhana refused.
Krishna, the Dark Lord, himself came and argued brilliantly in the Court of Hastinapur. Realizing that Duryodhana was too drunk in his own power Krishna prayed for just five villages, one for each Pandava, to avert the war.
However Duryodhana haughtily explained that he was not going to hand over even the land to keep a needle to the Pandavas. On top of it Duryodhana even tried to imprison Krishna, who was there as a messenger of the Pandavas.
Krishna showed everyone in the court his Vishwaroopa and that effectively stopped any further foolish actions from Duryodhana.
His mission having failed, Krishna took out his chariot and traveled to Panchala to the Pandavas. However on the way, he saw Karna walking on the road. He called out to his charioteer. 'Daruka! Pull the horses! I wish to speak to Karna!'
Daruka looked surprised but then he knew that the Dark Lord always had a reason for doing anything.
Krishna came towards a surprised Karna. 'Karna! You are noble and wise....You always speak the truth and you give any person anything, that they come and ask you....' Krishna shook his head sadly. 'You....You should not fight on the side of Duryodhana!.'
Karna looked at Krishna disbelievingly. 'Why is it that you are praising me suddenly, Kesava?'
Krishna smiled. 'That was not praise! That was the truth!' Karna looked surprised as Krishna smiled. 'You have just aligned yourself with the wrong people! If only you knew who you were.....' Krishna closed his eyes as he smiled his beautiful smile. Karna felt a sudden thump in his heart. The question which had been burning him for his entire life....the most important question in his life and Krishna knew who he was....Karna looked at Krishna looking totally incapable of speech. 'I wish to talk with you, Karna! Why don't you accompany me?' Even without realizing it, Karna got on the chariot with Krishna. Soon they had driven to the outskirts of the kingdom near the river.
'You are a warrior, Karna!' Krishna said without any preamble. Karna looked stunned and happy beyond measure. So he was not the son of a charioteer....He was the son of a warrior.Eagerly he looked at Krishna waiting that he would continue.
Krishna smiled mirthlessly. 'You are the son of the princess and you have five younger brothers!' Karna's face suddenly lost a little colour. Five brothers.... His heart thumped painfully in his chest. If Krishna realized the effect he was having on Karna, Krishna definitely did not stop narrating the story. 'The five brothers are powerful warriors! Exceptionally powerful warriors!' Karna tried opening his mouth to ask Krishna to stop talking. But he found it difficult to even think, let alone talk....The information which he had always wanted to know...now did not even seem remotely appealing. He regretted even coming out with the Dark Lord. But Karna stood there completely incapable of speech or movement.
'The five brothers have a common wife because they all share her for one year each. And Karna....' Krishna continued as if he did not realize that Karna was feeling like someone was pounding his head and his heart repeatedly with a very sharp instrument. '….if they ever come to know about you, they will make you the king....their king!' Krishna said softly.
'Why was I abandoned at birth?' Karna demanded his voice suddenly hoarse.
'You were born before your mother had married! As a maiden, she could not keep you...so...' Krishna saw Karna angrily open his mouth when Krishna continued. 'However, according to custom, the child born to a maiden can be considered as born to the man whom the girl marries....If that is considered....' Krishna said his eyes smiling slightly
Karna closed his eyes wishing that he never had even known any of this. 'Imagine Karna! Yudhishatara and his brothers will always be obedient to you, Karna! All the sons of Pandu have Krishna as their common wife. So the beautiful Krishna....she will be your wife too! And you will rule the kingdom....'
'STOP!' Karna almost yelled, trembling. 'I AM RADHEYA!' Karna said attempting to control his shaking voice. 'I am the son of Radha and Adhiratha! They are my parents. They nursed me! I am the son of charioteer!' Karna said angrily. 'And the only person who does not see me as the son of a charioteer is my friend....' Karna looked very close to losing control over himself. But then he pulled himself together. 'Duryodhana is the only person who loved me and accepted me when...the world rejected me as the son of charioteer!' Karna vehemently shook his head. 'No Krishna! I see what you are trying to do! But the answer is NO! My loyalties lay with Duryodhana! Even if the whole world goes against us, I will still be with him!'
Krishna looked at Karna without any expression. 'Karna! You are a mighty and great warrior! I do not wish you to be on the losing side!'
'LOSING SIDE? YOU THINK I DO NOT KNOW THAT?' Karna almost shrieked. 'Sage Parashurama has taught me how to read omens and I can clearly see that the Kauravas are all going to be killed. Every single one of them! And with you on the side of the Pandavas, I do not think, the Pandavas can ever lose! But I will still be on Duryodhana's side! That is my Dharma!' Karna did not even realize the tiny tear on the side of his eyes. He closed his eyes, as for one forbidden second he saw himself sitting with the Pandavas and Draupadi. He resolutely shook his head angrily trying to remove the thought from his head as he continued. 'Duryodhana relies on me for winning this war for him! I know that I will not succeed. but I will try! I will do everything in my power to fight for Duryodhana!'
Krishna nodded his head not saying anything when Karna continued sadly. 'I have never asked anyone, anything! But today I ask you something, Krishna!'
Krishna still did not say anything. Probably he already knew what Kunti's first born was going to say. 'The Pandavas...' Karna trembled slightly and then pulled himself together. 'They are good people!' Karna suddenly looked even more unhappy. 'I behaved very badly on the day of the dice game!' Karna closed his eyes wishing to forget the rage in Drauapadi's eyes, at the dice game... He took a deep breath. 'That was unforgivable! I do not wish to be a part of the Pandavas! Please Keshava...' He said looking at Krishna desperately. 'Please never tell the Pandavas about me! If you do....' Karna smiled sadly. 'The first thing Yudhishtara would do is to hand over all the rights of his kingdom to me and I.....' Karna took another deep breath. '....will give it to Duryodhana!' Karna shook his head. 'That must not happen!' Karna smiled at Krishna again. 'Please Krishna, give me your word! Please promise me that you will not tell the Pandavas about this!'
Krishna without saying a word nodded his head and looking at the forlorn Karna got up on his chariot and drove away from there without a backward glance....
It was early in the morning and as usual Karna was engaged in praying to his favourite Lord – Surya Deva.
Karna had not told anyone about his conversation with Krishna and he had no intention of ever doing it. All he wanted was to forget it! He was required to win the battle for Duryodhana and that was all he was going to do....For that he could not entertain the useless thoughts of the Pandavas which kept coming to him...They were the enemies...He told himself angrily.
Karna heard some movement behind him and surprised turned around. It was too early for someone else to be out at the same time. Karna turned and saw a lady almost hidden in the shadows. The early morning sunlight was not bright enough for Karna to see who it was. 'Who is it?' He asked. He saw that it was a lady and obviously the lady was brought up in good wealth but he could not see anything more than that. Unreasonably Karna felt his heart clench in a strange emotion he had never felt before. 'Who is it?' He asked again, his heart beating wildly and his throat suddenly becoming coarse.
The woman came forward. 'I am Kunti!' Kunti said coming out of the shadows.
Karna looked at Kunti's tear stricken eyes and knew that she knew.
Karna had pictured this scene so many times in his life. He always imagined that when he met his birth mother he was going to yell at her and keep yelling at her until he was hoarse and explain to her exactly how much he had to suffer because of her.....Or probably he could just explain a fraction of the hurt she had caused him by abandoning him....
'What does the mother of the Pandavas want with me?' Karna asked trying to make his voice appear haughty and failed.
'I....I have come here to see my son!' Kunti said quietly.
My son....my son...The words kept echoing in his mind as Karna felt his vision blur because of the tears. He saw Kunti stumble forward and tightly held her as he felt a powerful emotion surge through him. Karna recognized the emotion as love....strong, powerful and it totally washed through him wiping all thoughts of hate he had ever had for the woman before him...
Slowly Karna opened his eyes as he saw the wizened face of his mother who looked at him with love. 'I knew of a mantra....and I used it unwisely before I was married....' Kunti explained everything to Karna who listened and suddenly understood the unnatural love he felt for Surya Deva....The Sun God was his father...that was the reason, Surya had tried protecting him...' Karna smiled mirthlessly as he remembered the failed attempt of his father to protect him by warning him not to part with his armour and earrings. The sun was now blazing brightly almost as if announcing that the words of his mother were true...
Kunti finished the entire story and looked at Karna with love. 'Come away my son! Come away with me! Please....atleast from now on, let me enjoy the company of all my sons! I know Yudhishtara well. He would place the very world at your feet, if he ever came to know of this...!'
Karna looked and Kunti and smiled. It was a very peculiar smile. 'Where were you mother, when the entire world rejected me as the son of charioteer?' Kunti looked as if she had been slapped by Karna. However Karna continued. 'In the open arena, Bheema asked me to take the whip and ride a chariot because that was all I was supposed to do...' Kunti closed her eyes hoping she did not want to hear any of this. Karna however relentlessly continued. 'Draupadi, your daughter-in-law refused to even let me compete in her swayamvara, because I was the son of a charioteer!' Kunti opened her eyes and looked at Karna unable to answer. 'And during all these things....there was only one man who stood with me!'
Karna smiled again. 'And you wish me to abandon him....Why?'
Kunti looked on unable to reply. Karna took in a deep breath. 'No mother! I will not abandon Duryodhana! I will always be with him, no matter what!'
'I NEED ALL MY SONS WITH ME!' Kunti screamed finally finding her voice.
Karna smiled 'I am afraid, you can have only five sons....All your life!' Karna looked at the bright sun and spoke in a melancholy voice. 'I was planning on killing all the five Pandavas! But now I cannot...But I cannot be untrue to my Duryodhana!'
Kunti looked at Karna without speaking and not understanding a word.... 'I will not kill any of the other Pandavas! But I will definitely kill Arjuna or atleast try to...' Kunti fell back, her heart hammering violently. 'Or Arjuna will kill me! So either with me or without me, you will have five sons!'
Kunti pleaded with Karna some more but Karna remained completely unmoved. Spending some more time with her first born, Kunti came back home, broken hearted....
However Karna's trials were far from over.
Once it was declared that the war was going to start, the Pandavas chose Drishtadhyumna, Draupadi's brother as the general of their army.
Duryodhana realized that despite being old, Bhishma still commanded the loyalty of the soldiers in Hastinapur. So having no choice in the matter, Duryodhana appointed Bhishma was the general of the Kaurava army.
However Bhishma on being chosen immediately imposed a condition. 'Prince Duryodhana! Am I to be the general of your army?' He demanded sternly.
Frowning Duryodhana nodded his head. 'Then I get to decide who fights and who does not fight in the army, am I correct?'
Uncomprehendingly Duryodhana again nodded his head. 'Then as long as I am the army general, the King of Anga, does not participate in the war!' Bhishma said in a voice brokin no argument.
Duryodhana looked at Karna who was looking at Bhishma with angry eyes. All Karna wanted to do was to go out there in the battlefield and finally prove to everyone that his loyalty lay only with Duryodhana and not one else and the great old man was even refusing him an opportunity of fighting the war...
'I can bring down the Pandavas singlehandedly!' Karna claimed angrily.
'Karna,if you boasted less, I think you could have led your friend here, on a better path! Or have you forgotten how well you fought and lost with Chitrangada, the gandharva?' Bhishma retorted angrily. 'At every step all you do is question...question everything that I do...And you only wish to compete with me to prove that you are better! I cannot deal with people like you while I am leading an army to battle.' Bhishma said with a finality.
'Is this another of your attempts of favouritism towards the Pandavas?' Duryodhana demanded angrily. 'You do not wish to kill them. In fact you yourself have told me that countless number of times that you would destroy the Pandava army but not harm the five of them....And you also seem to be preventing anyone else who wishes to do it....Is that the reason....?' Duryodhana's voice was harsh.
'PRINCE DURYODHANA!' Bhishma thundered so angrily that Duryodhana fell silent. 'I am pledged to the throne of Hastinapur! I serve who sits on that throne! If it were not for that, I would actually walk away from this foolishness that you are calling a war....AND NEVER QUESTION MY INTENTIONS AGAIN!' Bhishma thundered again effectively silencing Duryodhana.
'Why am I alone not included?' Karna asked trying his best not to show the hatred in his voice and failing.
'Your Guru Parashurama fought a battle with me once! I am not going to let any man who was taught by that sage under my army!' Bhishma said scornfully.
Karna fell silent and walked away angrily from the tent. He realized that Duryodhana would have to listen to Bhishma because Bhishma commanded the loyalty of the soldiers. He felt movement behind him and saw Duryodhana looking shame-faced. 'I am sorry Karna! I...'
'He is the general of your army, my friend!' Karna said, willing not to let the bitterness to show in his voice. 'Please listen to him! If he feels that it would be better if I do not join the war...we must listen to him!'
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The collective sale market in Singapore continues to perform strongly. Property developers snatched up 26 sites worth S$8.5 bil for the year to date. This has already exceeded the collective sale transactions for the entire 2017. There is one noticeable fundamental shift in developers' land banking strategy. There is now a shift of preference away from suburban sites towards freehold sites in prime districts. Redevelopment of all the collective sale sites will yield close to 22,000 new units, but this will not cause an oversupply situation yet as these units will enter the market over a period of time within the next 1 to 2 years.
This insight first appeared on SmartKarma – a global independent research network .
The collective sale market in Singapore continues to perform strongly. For the year to date, property developers have snatched up 26 sites worth S$8.5 bil and this has already exceeded the collective sale transactions for the entire 2017.
This insight provides a review of the activities in the collective sale market in Singapore for the year to date:
- 27 collective sale transactions were concluded for the year to date, surpassing the 26 transactions done in the entire year of 2017
- The combined value of the collective sale transactions for the year to date was S$8.5 bil, 5% higher than the combined value of all collective sale transactions in 2017
- Average value per transaction for the year to date was S$315 mil per transaction, similar to that in 2017 (S$311 mil)
- There were 2,564 en-bloc sellers who benefitted from collective sales for the year to date, 22% lower than the number of en-bloc sellers in 2017. This was due to the concentration of collective sale transactions in the higher value prime properties in 2018
- Out of the 27 collective sales transaction for the year to date, 17 of them are in the prime districts, 9 of them are in the city fringe area and 1 of them is an industrial building. No suburban collective sales were done for the year to date. This is in stark contrast to the situation in 2017, when 9 out of the 26 collective sale transactions were suburban condominiums, accounting for 41% of the total collective sale transaction value in 2017
- Redevelopment sites in prime District 10 were the most sought-after sites by developers for the year to date, with 8 out 27 collective sale transactions involved condominiums in District 10 and total transaction value of condominiums sold en-bloc in District 10 was S$2.26 bil. This was in stark contrast to the situation in 2017, when redevelopment sites in the suburban District 19 were the most popular among developers.
- Freehold estates are back in favor, with 25 out of the 27 transactions involving freehold/999-year leasehold estates. There are 2 possible explanations for this phenomenon. Firstly, a developer that acquires a leasehold property for redevelopment is subject to the payment of lease top-up premium that is dependent on the Development Charge set by the government, which is revised semi-annually. The long collective sale process may expose the developer to an upward revision in Development Charge and potentially higher land cost. Buying a freehold redevelopment site would remove this element of uncertainty in developers' profit planning. The second reason relates to the current trend of land-banking of prime land by developers. The target market of these high-end redevelopments is likely to be the HNWIs in the region. For these buyers, purchase considerations are more driven by the unique attributes of a development and they are less price sensitive. Hence, a freehold prime development might be more appealing to such buyers, instead of a leasehold property.
- The average premium over reserve price paid by developers for the year to date has fallen to +5%. In 2017, developers paid a higher average premium of +13% above the reserve price. Declining premiums could be a case of higher reserve prices set by sellers and greater supply of redevelopment sites available for collective sale this year.
- The 26 residential developments collectively sold for the year to date could potentially yield up to 8,650 new units for future launch, of which 3,669 units (42.4%) were in the prime district and 4,982 units (57.6%) were in the city fringe. No new supply (via collective sale) was added to the suburban area for the year to date.
- Out of the 26 collective sale transaction for the year to date, 13 of these sites were acquired by consortiums of developers. These sites tend to be the bigger sites with higher transaction value. By forming consortiums, developers can mitigate their risk exposure in a single large-scale development project.
There has been a fundamental shift in developers' land replenishing strategy in 2018. Developers have shifted their focus from the mass market segment to the luxury property segment and building up their development landbank in the prime districts. This comes as no surprise as new launches of luxury properties in Singapore (such as New Futura) have done surprisingly well despite the high price quantum and there is growing evidence of foreign buyer returning to the Singapore property market.
Despite the surge in collective sale activities in the prime districts, potential new supply in the prime district does not look excessive at this stage, with an estimated 4,405 units that could potentially enter the supply pipeline, probably a year later. The actual number of units could be lesser as it is likely that developers may build bigger size luxury units for sale.
In the mass market segment, potential new supply from collective sale transactions does not look excessive as well, with an estimated 6,946 units that could potentially enter the supply pipeline. Developers will start launching some of these units as soon as within the next 1 to 2 months. According to public announcements, Oxley Holdings Ltd (OHL SP) is planning to launch Rio Casa and Serangoon Ville redevelopment in 1H 2018.
Most of the future supply from collective sale transactions are in the City Fringe area, with an estimated 10,480 units that could potentially enter the supply pipeline. These developments tend to be in well-established mature estates that are highly sought-after by buyers.
In total, the supply of new units from collective sale sites is estimated to be around 21,830 units. This is subject to change, depending on the final submitted plans and approvals from authorities. This new supply will enter the market in a staggered manner, depending on the speed of getting Strata Title Board's approval for the collective sale transaction and relevant authorities' approvals for redevelopment.


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Executive Chef of Define:food will be joining the other culinary maestros (from 22-24 December 2017) in Tiffin Food Court 8-24 December 2017. It is a three-weekend long fiesta, an exciting gastronomical affair held in collaboration with more than 30 vendors and partners, to create the ultimate multi-layered, food court experience serving food from every continent including hawker favourites and casual interpretations of haute cuisine; creative cocktails, music, parties,
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To read more about Tiffin's Food Court Celebration of Food and Drink (December 8-24, 2017), click HERE
Flavours of food have always dominated Chef Malcolm's fondest of memories – more specifically, his mother's home-cooked devil curry, chicken pong teh and sesame prawns on toast. He was raised by a homemaker mother, who prepared dinner for the family every weeknight without fail; but he never had the habit of lending a helping hand in the kitchen.
Back in school, being part of his high school band, his interest was in music. Upon his graduation, he decided against venturing into the local music scene that seemed unrealistic at the time.
Armed with almost zero knowledge in the kitchen, he enrolled for a Diploma in Culinary Arts at KDU University College, simply because he wanted to take on a course that's not too theoretical or mathematical.
Tertiary life was mundane and morbid, made up of cluttering sounds of pots and pans, standing through the day washing and peeling potatoes, and just cooking according to recipes.
Come his internship at Sheraton Imperial, he met Executive Sous Chef Zubir Zain, whose authoritative commands, precise movements and respect garnered from his team, changed Malcolm's mind about kitchen life, wanting to be under his tutelage.
He then honed his skills at other top hotel restaurants at Ritz-Carlton Kuala Lumpur and Le Meridian Kuala Lumpur, learning all the tricks of the trade from many great local chefs.
Throughout his chef career, he has represented Malaysia in various culinary competitions around the world, earning himself noteworthy awards: 2015 Bronze Medal, Fish Hot Cooking, Hofex, Hong Kong, 2012 Silver Medalist, Cold Display, Culinary Olympics, Erfurt, Germany, 2012 Bronze Medalist, Hot Cooking, Culinary Olympics, Erfurt, Germany, 2010, 1st Runner-Up, Hans Bueschkens World Junior Chefs Challenge, Santiago, Chile, 2007 Apprentice Of The Year Culinary Malaysia with 2 Gold Medals in live Hot Cooking and Cold Set Display, 2006 National Winner Chaine Des Rotisseurs.
On top of being a chef, he is a television personality, starring in culinary productions like Asian Food Channel's original production Great Dinners Of The World and Must Try Asia.
He's hosted his own culinary show, Back To The Streets alongside host Zher Peen, where the duo went undercover in search of local culinary delights on the streets of Kuala Lumpur. Being a passionate chef, Malcolm was also the main contributor and researcher for a cookbook titled Redefinition that centered around molecular cooking.
Malcolm is a true culinary artist of 12 years and counting, and is now venturing into the next progression of his chef career – opening his first restaurant, Define:food.
Official Facebook Page: @define.food (click HERE)


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Entries for the 2011-12 competition are now open.
The format is the same as last year except for the following: All FA competitions will be scored on a similar basis as last season's FA Cup ie 1 point for each win with bonuses for reaching latter stages (1 pt for QF, 3 for SF, 5 for runner-up and 7 for the winner in the Trophy / Vase). FA Cup scoring as per last year.
Entries are to be made by PM using the subject 'NLCL 2011-12' and will not be viewed by me until the entry period has closed. Please make sure all your teams are competing in the competitions you select them for as there will be no opportunity to change them after the entry period closes. If you do not use that subject name, I will assume the PM is a question and will look at it, but will stop if it appears to be an entry.
I will only consider the last PM from each competitor. If you want to change your entry, please include all selections, not just the change. The entry date/time (used when teams are level) will be the date/time of the last entry.
The entry period closes on Saturday August 6th at 2.45pm. If you look at last season's thread, you will see some examples of the entries and the updates throughout the season.
You do not need to select a team for every competition if you don't want to. This allows anyone who want to only select for Northern/Southern/Isthmian areas to do so. If you check last year's formulas, you'll see which leagues I count as North/South/isthimian - for instance MFA is in the North comp - that's my choice
Those who wish to compete for a cash prize (£10 per entry, all proceeds to be divided between top 3 sides, with split to be determined by the number of such entries), please indicate this on your entry form
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Winners of play-off = +1pt
An exclusion from the playoffs / promotion due to ground issues etc does not change the points for 1st-8th.
Team in relegation spot = -5pts
If a club's record is expunged before season end due to liquidation, they will be deemed to be in a relegation spot. Otherwise, they get the position where they finished after any points deductions are applied. Demotions due to post-season liquidation, ground grading, resignations etc. will not be considered in determining the relegation points. Re the step 5 leagues, regardless of actual relegation, the bottom 2 spots are relegation spots as far as this competition is concerned.
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For each win (nothing for walkover, byes, or expulsions) - 1 point
Bonus points - 1st round proper - 1pt; 2nd round proper - 3pts; 3rd round proper - 5 pts; 4th round proper (or further) - 7 points
You may pick any non-league side, including one starting in earlier rounds. Only win points can be obtained during qualifying rounds though.
Teams only get the bonus for the furthest round they reach. Bonuses still apply even if your team has had a bye to get there.
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Am I completely warped that I find that incredibly funny. I am, aren't I? I don't even know what made the children cry. But, it really is amusing, when in the midst of Jingle Bells, a girl runs off the stage toward her mother in terror. It's not just me. Eric's twisted, too. You can hear him laughing on the video.
Eli is always fun to watch because he acts the same when being watched by 100 people as he does when he's by himself. You have to admire that. At one point, he was turned around backward, bent over, with his shirt half off, trying to reach an itch on his back. I think that was during "God is so Good."
It was incredibly enjoyable. Even Georgia did fairly well. That could be because we brought a bunch of suckers with us and kept poking them in her mouth so she wouldn't scream. Yes, I bribe my children with candy. It works. Sue me.
Afterward, we went down to Eli's classroom where the parents got a "treat" before taking our kids home. I think Eli managed to shove five Christmas cookies in his mouth before I tore him away. Then, he was running around the room playing with all the girls. At one point, he was on the bean bag with the little girl who I mentioned in a previous blog got so excited because she kissed Eli on the tummy.
I pointed her out to Eric, and said, "That's the little whore that kissed Eli on the tummy." Unfortunately, I didn't realize her mother was standing right next to us. Crap. I really need to learn to control my thoughts before they come spewing out of my mouth. And it's probably just a good rule of thumb not to use the word "whore" while at a church preschool.
Anyway, by the time we got home, the kids were completely worn out. Apparently, performing just took it out of our little star.


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How to Redirect Rainwater From a Downspout
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As rainwater falls from the roof of your house into the gutters, downspouts empty the gutters by collecting the rainwater and directing it away from the house. Sometimes water pools under your downspout and can cause flooding and other damage to your home. Use this information on how to redirect rainwater from a downspout to protect your home from water damage.
1Measure 9 inches (22.86 cm) up from where the downspout enters the connection with the sewer standpipe. Make a mark on the downspout at the 9 inch (22.86 cm) mark.
2Cut the downspout at the mark. Use a fine-tooth hacksaw to make the cut.
3Place a cap on the sewer standpipe. The cap prevents water, debris, and/or rodents from entering the standpipe.
- If you can't find a standard sewer standpipe cap to fit, use a generic rubber cap and secure it with a hose clamp.
4Insert the downspout into a downspout elbow. Be sure to place the downspout inside the elbow and not around the outside of the elbow or the downspout will leak. Use pliers to bend the end of the downspout as needed to get a tight fit.
5Attach a metal downspout extension of at least 5 feet (1.524 meters) to the other end of the elbow.
- You can also use a plastic downspout extension of the same size.
6Use sheet metal screws to secure the extension to the elbow. Pre-drilling holes in the elbow may make screwing it to the downspout easier.
7Direct the extension so that the redirected rainwater drains at least 5 feet (1.524 meters) away from your home's foundation. Cut the extension to the desired length using a hacksaw.
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- Downspouts can be extended beneath raised patios, porches, or decks to redirect rainwater to flowerbeds and other areas were water is needed.
- Do not direct diverted rainwater towards sidewalks, driveways, or other solid surfaces in order to avoid icing hazards during winter weather.
- Make sure that the diverted rainwater flows into your yard or garden and away from the foundation of your house in order to avoid flooding or other damage to the foundation.
- Using a hinged metal downspout with a metal extension allows you to lift the extension out of the way to make mowing easier.
- Measure your standpipe opening before shopping for a standpipe cap because they are available in different sizes.
- Adding a splash block, rocks, or stone pavers at the end of the extension to divert the redirected rainwater will minimize soil erosion as the rainwater leaves the extension.
- Check and clear downspout elbows periodically, particularly when leaves are falling, in order to prevent clogs.
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- Fine-tooth hacksaw
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text: Artifact Details Title Gentry, Grace oral history Catalog Number 102657985 Type Text Date 2006-05-24 Contributor Gentry, Grace, Interviewee Johnson, Luanne, Interviewer Publisher Computer History Museum Place of Publication Mountain View, California Extent 41 p. Description Grace Gentry reviews her personal background, how she met and married Richard Gentry, how she pursued her education after marriage and three children, and how she got into the data processing field. In the early 1970s, after Richard had become a freelance computer consultant, she joined him at Gentry, Incorporated , initially working as a computer consultant as well as having the primary responsibility for running their business. After a couple of successful years with large contracts for the County of Alameda in Oakland, CA, she began to work fulltime at managing and building the business. Gentry, Inc., was a pioneer in developing a business model that uses independent contractors paid on a "per hour worked" basis instead of salaried employees. Under Grace's direction, Gentry, Inc., built a substantial customer base and also expanded the business into developing their own software products and into the turn-key implementation of hardware/software solutions for their customers. The transcript includes clarifying comments, in brackets, inserted by Grace after the interview was completed and an addendum she wrote describing the sale of Gentry, Inc. to Personnel Group of America. Category Transcription Subject Software business history; Gentry, Grace; Gentry, Richard; Gentry Incorporated; IBM; Alameda County, CA; UC Statewide Data Processing; Systems Dynamics; Women in programming; Women in business; independent contractor; Software Contracting Businesses Association (SCBA); Section 1706; HP3000; HP1000; REX (Report Expediter); Programmer-less Application Language (PAL); Monterey Bay Aquarium; MCBA software; Sippl, Roger; Dunbar, Dave; Drudge, Ed; Personnel Group of America (PGA) Collection Title Oral history collection Lot Number X3592.2006 102657985-05-01-acc.pdf


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Innatech Waste Management (Labuan) Sdn, Bhd. was established on 6 th July 2009 and the pioneer in Off-Site Storage Facility for Scheduled Waste in Malaysia and registered with Department of Environment Malaysia (DOE) and Petroliam Nasional Berhad (PETRONAS).
This Off-Site Storage Facility was built to cater the vast amount of scheduled wastes generated especially from oil and gas industries in Labuan. Labuan is a well-known oil and gas hub for East Malaysia region. As an island, transportation is the main problem when dealing with scheduled waste. The only means of transportation to disposal centre (either to Trienekens, Sarawak or Kualiti Alam, Negeri Sembilan) is by sea. Unlike in Peninsular Malaysia and Sarawak, any scheduled waste generated can be easily sent to disposal facility by land transport without the need for longer time of storage.
Some company only has an office on-shore or has a limited space. To rent or build a proper warehouse for their scheduled waste can cost a lot. This is why we provide them with an off-site spaces that they can use to store their scheduled waste. Since we are licensed DOE off-site storage warehouse, they don't have to worry about their scheduled waste because they know it will be handled properly according to our country regulation.
This facility consist of 2 parts, where a part will be used to store liquid waste and another part meant for storage of solid waste. The liquid storage area is separated from solid area with a bunding wall or retaining wall. This is to ensure any liquid spillage will not spread to solid or surrounding area. Our warehouse floor was design a bit slanting inwards to the middle so that any liquid spill of occurs will flow into internal drain that goes to sump pit by gravity. Each area has their own internal drain and sump pit. As for surrounding warehouse, we have 2 oil trap in our drainage system that will ensure that there will be no oil will pass through into monsoon drain if any oil spillage occurs outside our warehouse compound.
Primary containment - Internal drain connected to sump pit Secondary containment - Oil trap
The maximum capacity of scheduled waste allowed is 520 metric tonne at any one time and the maximum duration of scheduled waste allowed to be kept is 180 days from the day we received it.
The area of storage space (estimated) is 929.0304 square meter or 10 000 square feet located in 36 acre, Asian Supply Base. The whole area are concreted with fences and wall surrounded. It also equipped with safety, health and environment (HSE) requirement such as fire fighting system, sump-pit for spillage, eye wash station, emergency walkway, internal drainage system, oil trap, first aid kit as well as spill kit and cctv. The location is also guarded 24 hours by ASB.
We are also licensed by Department of Environment as a Scheduled Waste Transporter. This is to ensure that Scheduled Waste transported from Waste Generator premise to our premise using vehicles that meet the standard approved by DOE. All the vehicles are equipped with with all necessary ppes, safety equipments, spill kit and signage. The driver and their rigger are well trained in case there is an emergency occurs. As for today, we have 4 prime movers, 1 side loader, 1 five tonne crane truck and 1 three tonne truck to ensure we can meet our client demand.
We are trying very hard to provide the best service to our clients. This means we have to be professional, efficient and fast with high quality of work and not to forget to protect the environment. To achieve this, we have combined our traditional management system with ISO 14001 environment management system so that everybody in this company, from normal workers up to the top management knows how important it is for us all to protect the environment that we are living in. We will always do the best we can to avoid any negative impact to the environment in everything we do.
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There were more new brewery openings than there were months in 2012, and the field is as varied as it is extensive, ranging from veteran brewers looking to challenge the big boys to guys with stock pots going pro while also keeping things homebrew-esque.
In gauging the best of the lot, I judged none of these breweries by the scale of their business or the size of their aspirations, but by the way they utilize their operations to manufacture quality product. The following is my assessment of the 15 brewing companies that opened this past year, as well as some that opened very late in 2011 but were too new to be judged at that point.
Societe Brewing Company
8262 Clairemont Mesa Boulevard, Kearny Mesa
Selecting the king of the mountain for this list hasn't been easy, but far and away, the finest operation to debut this year — over the past few, for that matter — is Societe Brewing Company (8262 Clairemont Mesa Boulevard). Kearny Mesa's first brewery was born from the ashes of a disastrous career choice: brewer Travis Smith had moved to San Diego to head the fermentation sciences at La Jolla Brewhouse, only to find an unworkable situation (as did his predecessor, and multiple brewers since).
Thankfully, Smith, a talented craftsman who trained under craft-brewing royalty (Vinnie Cilurzo of Russian River Brewing Company in Santa Rosa and Patrick Rue of Placentia's Bruery), stuck around, teaming with business partner and brew bud Doug Constantiner, another vet of the Bruery's brewhouse, to open Societe. The result is a company with tons of knowledge behind it, and, as a result, faith and financial backing, as well.
Smarts and resources allowed them to put out great beer from day one via two product lines: hoppy beers and Belgian-inspired ales. The former includes India pale ales that go by the names the Dandy, the Apprentice (named after Smith, who was Cilurzo's understudy), and the Pupil (named after Constantiner, who considers himself Smith's student). The latter has become a local favorite in a town awash with IPAs, exhibiting crispness and juicy citrus flavor brought on courtesy of Nelson hops.
On the Belgian front, Smith and Constantiner are bringing attention to lesser-seen styles such as the singel (the Harlot) and amber ale (the Debutante), and cramming in a non-Belgo brew, a chocolaty imperial stout dubbed the Butcher that's as popular as it is strong. Fans of the company are exhibiting brand loyalty, and that should only rise in 2014, when they unleash a third line of sour beers extracted from a stock of over 100 used wine barrels procured from Napa's Stag's Leap winery.
Monkey Paw
805 16th Street, East Village(Has gone out of business since this article was published.)
The first runner-up on my list is also making a big name for itself by bringing on seldom-explored beer styles. That operation is the easternmost East Village outpost Monkey Paw Pub & Brewery (805 16th Street). Owned by Scot Blair (the emperor of a beery empire that includes Hamilton's Tavern, Small Bar, and Eleven), it's a hit for the same reason Societe is — experience. Blair's no brewer, but he knows how to make craft-beer businesses appealing and, therefore, successful. Case in point: his hiring of Derek Freese as Monkey Paw's brewer.
A longtime standout in San Diego's stout homebrewing subculture, Freese was able to make a quick and successful leap to the pro ranks with beers such as Sweet Georgia Brown English-style brown ale and an extra pale ale called Pineapple X-Press. Then there are the delicious oddities: an oatmeal-bolstered pale ale; a smoky rauchbier made spicy with serrano chilies; and a low-alcohol, salted gose called Monkey Gose Bananas, an iteration of which given more flavor by tart cherries also exists.
Further endearing Monkey Paw to the community is the fact that Blair and Freese have teamed up for interesting collaborations with brewers from AleSmith, Stone Brewing Company, Stillwater Artisan Ales, and 8 Wired Brewing Company, and brewed beers to celebrate North Park bar Live Wire's 20th year in business and the departure of Jerry Sanders from the mayor's office.
Latitude 33 Brewing Company
1430 Vantage Court #104, Vista
Taking the bronze in this race is North County newbie Latitude 33° Brewing Company (1430 Vantage Court., suite 104). Latitude took over the brewhouse in Vista constructed by Green Flash Brewing Company when that rapidly growing business moved to Mira Mesa to inhabit a larger facility. It took some time for Latitude 33° to get their doors open, but when they did, the beers produced by brewer Kevin Buckley (formerly of Vista's Back Street Brewery and East County's Alpine Beer Company) allowed them to hit the ground running.
They aren't as well known around the county, mostly due to geography and the difficulty of self-distributing product all over town, but beers such as the Pascha's Rye rye-infused brown ale and Straw Horse Wheat should not be overlooked. Nor should new additions to the Latitude 33° family such as oatmeal-coffee stout Breakfast with Wilford and a series of special IPAs built off their house staple, Camel Corps IPA — Double Hump IPA and Wet Hump fresh-hop IPA — which are doing a great job of getting the company's name out in a positive way.
Other promising new additions to the scene include Vista's Belching Beaver Brewery (thankfully, the company's beer is much better than its name), Escondido's Offbeat Brewing Company (which should do well, provided they can make enough beer — something that's proven a bit of a problem early on), and the brewhouse operating out of the back of Pacific Beach's California Kebab & Beer Garden, Amplified Ale Works (where Alpine and Ballast Point Brewing & Spirits alum Cy Henley is soaring early). Like Monkey Paw last year, these businesses will need to be monitored, but they have a head start in the race to make 2013's best new breweries list. ■
More from SDReader
- More stories by Brandon Hernández
- Societe Brewing's seven year switch — July 19, 2019
- The secondhand brewery market — June 1, 2018
- New brewers for Blair brewpubs — Nov. 21, 2016
- Beer of the Week: Societe The Publican — July 12, 2013
- Taking the monkey by the paw — May 13, 2013
Nice list but since the piece is dated 12/26 you have a giant glaring omission in your list. While they may have just opened mid December, any list of great breweries must include Rip Current in San Marcos. If you have not been don't dally.
Good point! I'll be there in 33 minutes (seriously) and agree that they show great promise. Still, too young to make a best-of list for this year. They opened after this story was filed.
UT San Diego's Peter Rowe "the beer guy" was a bit frazzled when we named Societe on our Top 5 Breweries of 2012. Glad to see the Reader agrees. Cheers.


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KALEID Gallery is pleased to present the solo exhibition of painter André Hart for the month of April 2012.
Of War and Peace, The Truth Just Twists, It's Curfew Gull Just Glides
a collection of paintings by André Hart
In the middle of lies and truth, the work embodies a painful awareness of maybe a social and personal outlook. The paintings–or more of a collection of stories–people know or should know around a plain and sometimes encrypted picture of the state of the world. Though I couldn't totally say what these stories are fully about in a more specific term, I like to keep things general but still obvious. I cannot self analyze my work to the fullest degree, but I could give some insight to it. In all, as an artist I could never single myself to one form of work or commit to a label, but I can assure the work is always with the intentions to bring much thought and insight.
Artists' Reception: Friday, April 6th, 7–11pm
featuring ambient and down tempo music provided by Mark Camp
(part of the South FIRST FRIDAYS art walk)
Also on view is a solo exhibition of mixed media artist Shannon Amidon.
Exhibition Dates: April 6–27, 2012
88 South Fourth Street (@ San Fernando)
San Jose, CA
Gallery Hours: Tuesday – Saturday, noon -7pm, free admission


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I will be getting right back to work on the comics today. So, I will be working on NCIS: LA, Issue 2 and try to finish it. So, I really want to move onto the next project, that is next on my list.
So, here's what I have coming up on my list of projects ...
NCIS Crossover | Issue 6 - write scripts
NCIS: LA | Issue 3 - type scripts
NCIS: LA | Issue 4 - writing plots
NCIS Crossover | Issue 16 - writing plots
NCIS Crossover | Issue 4 - working on pages
Those are the few of my projects, but I do have a much longer list but I will share just parts of it. So, you can see that there's only NCIS at this moment, which means that my main focus is NCIS, not Sleepy Hollow nor TSCG.
Now on to ... You know what I mean! ...
|This one features Danny Mastrogiorgio as Frankie Carbone for NCIS: LA


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Successful Mom Blogger Carrie Rocha
In 2006, Carrie Rocha and her husband made a commitment to each other that they would live debt free. Because increasing their income wasn't feasible at the time, they focused their efforts on reducing their expenses.
The inspiration for her blog came in the midst of the Great Recession, as she saw people in her community losing their homes and jobs while she and her husband had just paid off $50,000 in debt. She literally felt compelled to share what she had learned about saving money to help other families spend less in their daily lives. Pocket Your Dollars was launched in March of 2009.
Less than a year later, Carrie's blog was featured on Minneapolis's top-rated evening news. Within the next 24 hours, Carrie's blog earned over $1,000. It was a critical turning point for her as she realized her blog could truly support her family. As the sole breadwinner, this financial success was critical to her continued pursuit of blogging as a career.
A blessing in disguise came along in January 2010, and Carrie was laid off from her job as the COO of a non-profit organization. Pocket Your Dollars has been the sole financial support of her family since then. Today the blog offers coupons, money-saving resources, and frugal living tips.
She is writing her first book on personal finance, which is coming out in 2012. Carrie is also a regular contributor now to many Minneapolis radio and TV stations, and she even gets recognized as "That Deal Lady from TV" when she is out and about.
Carrie's three tips for blogging success are:
Pick a deep niche.
Remember that there will never be just one blog in your niche — ever. That's okay. Blogs are like churches; there is one on every corner. You are responsible to take care of those who come to yours, not to worry about the ones who go elsewhere.
Just start. Avoid paralysis by analysis.
Started blogging: March 2009
Blog provided stable income in: January 2010
Income estimate: In 2011, Carrie expects to make double or more than what she did in her former COO position.
How Carrie makes money: Pocket Your Dollars is primarily monetized through ad networks and affiliate marketing. She does not sell any of her own advertising. Carrie also gets paid as a professional speaker and is working on her first book based on her blog.


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Kollakorn Shareholder Update and Placement (Audio Interview)
03 December 2012
Kollakorn AGM 2012
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22 June 2012
Mikoh increases stake in Kollakorn
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Interview with Managing Director: Mikoh target 30m vehicles in Thailand
20 January 2012
Mikoh comment on recent news flow and funding deal
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11 November 2011
Mikoh files new patent for next-gen technology (Audio Interview)
03 November 2011
Mikoh to benefit from enforced speed control (Audio Interview)
27 October 2011
Mikoh signs significant deal with L'Oreal in India (Audio Interview)
07 September 2011
Business Review Thailand
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Annual Results (Audio Interview)
24 August 2011
La Jolla Cove Announcement (Audio Interview)
05 August 2011
Interview with Managing Director
Kollakorn is a technology company whose core philosophy is the development of technologies for asset identification and security. The main product of Kollakorn is a secure tamper evident RFID tag that can be used for application on all types of assets for security and identification purposes and guarantees that if operating, the essential one-to-one relationship between the asset and the RFID tag that ensures that the asset itself and not just the RFID tag, is being tracked.
The major activity of Kollakorn is the implementation of its tamper evident RFID tag technology in Thailand and throughout Asia Pacific. The RFID tag is used in Electronic Vehicle Registration (EVR) and Automatic Vehicle Identification (AVI) and provides one platform for many applications such as vehicle registration, speed monitoring, free flow and congestion tolling, parking, fleet management, e-commerce, border security and access control.
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Since the engagement rate is one of the most closely monitored metrics in the whole social media analytics business, there are a lot of of disputes arising, whether certain values of engagement rate can be considered as 'good' or 'bad'.
If you are more intereted in this topic, please read this summarizing article about engagement rate
Let's start with the definition of engagement rate. According to the Facebook documentation, engagement rate is "the percentage of people who saw a post that liked, shared, clicked or commented on it". In other words, engagement rate only describes how many users reacted on your posts regardless whether the reactions were positive, negative or neutral. So engagement rate does not measure the impact of your communication towards the audience, but only what proportion of the audience was involved.
Certainly, there are some situations when you expect positive reactions and therefore you wish the involvement of your audience (engagement rate) to be as large as possible (i.e. you are in retail business announcing great after-christmas sales), but sometimes you expect the reactions of the audience to be rather negative, therefore you wish the very opposite. Because the value of engagement rate is rather ambiguous – none could tell just from a plain number whether the impact for you organization is positive or negative – stating that particular value is either good or bad enough does not makes much sense. Engagement rate is surely important metric to be reckoned with, but it should always be merged with 'qualitative' date in order to, evaluate the final impact for your organization.
There are several social media analytics tools that provide engagement rate benchmarking. Surely, it is always good to know how your competitors are performing, however, knowing that plain value without qualitative data is rather ambiguous, I find day-to-day monitoring of such as a waste of time.


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Mindfulness and relaxation exercises can help your child manage stress and anxiety, sleep better, concentrate, feel more calm and in control. It is easy to integrate into their day and it will become a habit that children enjoy.
Introducing regular relaxation to your home may help hyperactivity, behaviour management and sleep. More information can be found at http://www.relaxkids.com/UK/Home?setcountry=UK
Find a quiet place to sit with your child and have a listen to some of the mindfulness stories we use in school (see links below)
Please come in and speak to us if you would like further information or contact Kath Routledge (Relax Kids) 07989 476533 or email email@example.com