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S.D. to S.F. – by Bike
Did you do the South Kaibab or the Bright Angel trail?— August 31, 2012 9:23 a.m.
Lafayette Poolside Movie Nights
It was originally known as Imig Manor Hotel, after Larry Imig, who was a car dealer, Chevrolet I believe, and home builder. It was designed by Frank L. Hope, Jr., who was one of San Diego's foremost architects.You might be familiar with one of his projects. I still call it the Murph, but some folks call it Qualcomm. If the pool is still the original one, it is an Olympic size pool and was designed by Johnny Weissmuller. Conrad Hilton bought the Hotel in the 50's and I' pretty sure he didn't close it down. BTW, "Jaws" plays this Thursday night.— August 28, 2012 10:50 p.m.
The Impossible Dream Team
Bill Russell at center. Better defensively and with the others, you don't need Chamberlain's scoring. An old story about Russell. Early in his career he was getting beaten up inside constantly, They had a nationally televised game coming up. Auerbach told him to throw an elbow on national tv. Russell didn't want to. Auerbach told him to do it once on on tv, where every one could see it and he'd never have to do it again. He did it and never had to do it again. If the two teams played under current rules, even with the 3 point shot, the old guys win. West could shoot from anywhere. Give them a zone defense and even with a 16' lane, much better defensively. Who matches up inside with Russell? Lebron is big, but Baylor was way more physical and having watched the Lakers since the 60's, could be as mean as they come when necessary and set some of the nastiest picks I've ever seen. The old guys would win hands down. Absolutely!— August 28, 2012 10:28 p.m.
Co-Defendants in Murder Case Have Baby
May I present Sean F Leslie, San Diego Criminal Defense Attorney: http://www.seanleslie.com/— August 28, 2012 10:03 p.m.
Five Principles of Sikhism and How to Apply Personally, and to Business.
tclacton, Google the The Three Principles of Sikhism, or The Three Pillars of Sikhism.— August 28, 2012 6:43 p.m.
UCSD's Gary Jacobson and Keith T. Poole predict political peace
Well. first off, I wouldn't use such any archaic term, but then you're really old so maybe to you it's not so archaic. Secondly, I generally don't hurl pejoratives towards those of a "perceived lower rank" simply because of a "perceived lower rank". With me, regardless of "rank", one generally has to earn it first. But then again, I'm not a journalist so I rarely sit on high and cast aspersions on all manner of people, and on society in general.— August 28, 2012 12:28 p.m.
Five Principles of Sikhism and How to Apply Personally, and to Business.
If I have read correctly, there actually 3 principals, known as the Three pillars of Sikhism. 1. Naam Japna - the remembrance of God by repeating and focusing the mind on His name. 2. Kirat Karo - to earn an honest, pure and dedicated living by exercising one's God-given skills, abilities, talents and hard labor for the benefit and improvement of the individual, their family and society at large. 3. Vand Chakko - to share what you have and to consume it together as a community.— August 28, 2012 12:27 p.m.
Big Trade Blots Streaking Padres From National Spotlight
The reason no other club thought about claiming Gonzales is simple: money. According to every every source I've read or heard, no one single GM thought that the Dodgers were serious about taking on Gonzales' contract, ESPECIALLY when it became apparent that any such deal was contingent upon also taking Crawford and Beckett. I don't think affording his salary will be an issue. The talk up here is the new tv contract now is probably going top be something in excess of $5 billion over 20 yrs Beckett didn't pitch badly last night. He kept the Dodgers in the game and except for his second pitch of the game, which ended up in the second deck in right field. As for Crawford, most of those familiar with the Tommy John procedure, those who have had it or those who perform it, say the recovery time should be much shorter than for a pitcher and the prospects of his return to previous throwing ability is better than that of a pitcher, for reasons which should be obvious. Will it all work out for the Dodgers? Who knows. And I guess if you're a Padres fan, who cares.— August 28, 2012 noon
UCSD's Gary Jacobson and Keith T. Poole predict political peace
Never tried sirah, but I do like Syrah. I prefer trout or salmon and for the plank, I Iike to use a section of stave from an old oak wine barrel.— August 26, 2012 11:06 a.m.
Whenever I am out in the hot desert, I take my trusty umbrella with me. The outskirts of Holtville,
Guess you've never been to Arizona or south Texas.— August 25, 2012 8:17 p.m.