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Just food for thought. Nothing earth shattering.
The Pub at MMORPG.COM « General Discussion
Originally posted by Adamantine
Not exactly sure if I understand this post correctly. Are you saying Vanguard has all the old school elements that I am seeking? I did play Vanguard when it came out, and thought it really wasn't a bad game. But It's been a long time so not up to date on the advances possably that have been made in the game.
Just food for thought. Nothing earth shattering.
The Pub at MMORPG.COM « General Discussion
Thanks for all for tips. Maybe you can teach a old dog new tricks. :)
Being a mostly a spectator rather a writer and have terrable spelling skills, I wrote this in my email program to be able use spell checker and didn't know about font size. Now I do.
Thanks guys for suggestions and responces to my meaningless post. (By that I mean) not addressing a solid topic but just tossing out thoughts.
Game till you bleed!
Just food for thought. Nothing earth shattering.
The Pub at MMORPG.COM « General Discussion
Sorry, about the structure of my writing. I'm not a english professor. It never dawned on me that my writing skills would be on critque here.
Just wanted some interaction with fellow gamers.
Have a great day everyone.
P.S. I think Orcs must die II really rocks!
Just food for thought. Nothing earth shattering.
The Pub at MMORPG.COM « General Discussion
Just throwing out opinion here. Nothing that can be resolved but only my opinion. I started online gaming with my beta testing the first online game back in 1993? It was called Meridian59. I know there might have been previous online games but generally speaking this was the one that got it all started.
Then I sat in front of my computer hitting the log on key to this new game called Everquest. Oh my, I was mesmerized to say the least.
Now the last game to still carry over the "Looking for such and such class" to take so and so camp. That game was Dark age of Camelot. Since then I have basically tried most other games that came out, but never really got the same results. I soon learned that every game was somewhat the same old stuff. Generally played till the first month was over then deleted. Not to say a lot of these new generation games were bad, but just to generic and same old stuff. Seems like every class could do it all so the needing of a specific class in your group, to take a certain camp was gone. I didn't feel the comraderly or grouping that was from the days when it first started.
Now games are just blah. Don't get me wrong, I am not that good at games but enjoyed to the point where it was my main hobby. The death penalty in Everquest was way too severe, but on the other hand the new games seem to endorse hand holding and barely a repercussion from dying.
I don't really see it going back to the way it was, which is sad for me as I feel like I lost my escape from the real world hobby. I remember days in Everquest where I would play for hours on end. (Almost too much) lol Just to let you know I am a old dude, and started with the Commodore 64.
This post is just me venting and putting out some thoughts on how I feel. Seems to me the reason for (almost everything is money) so obviously company's are there to make a profit. As a former business owner I understand bottom line. One of my biggest pet peeves are people complaining about the monthly fee (normally 15.00 a month) I am on a set income and by no means well off financially, but for goodness sakes, $15.00 for a months worth of entertainment? I mean if one can afford a computer and internet service to begin with, how can the monthly fee even enter the equation?
Real life generally works like "You get what you pay for" I detest free to play games as they usually are getting into your wallet almost in a deceiving way. Like I said, this is just me venting to fellow gamers and throwing out my two cents. Well wishes to everyone and game till you bleed. lol
Have a "groovy" day.
I wonder how long it will take for people to have it sink in?
The Pub at MMORPG.COM « General Discussion
My son and I beta tested the first on line game. Then moved on to EQ. I have basically stopped playing since Camelot. games are on a completly didfernt style. My son buys the newest game and seems to play them for a month. when are people going to learn there is nothing new under the sun? Wash , rinse , repeat. All these games are exactly the same. All I can say is have fun for a month then buy the next one.
Game till you bleed
Guild Wars 2 soon gets tedious and boring
Reviews & Impressions « Guild Wars 2
Are you kidding me??? I stopped reading this after I got to TCTC and Calerxes on the first page. They demand the op say imo. Are you joking? Every word that is posted here is imo. Besides, if one person likes a game and another doesn't, who gives a crap? Ever since Dark Age of Camilot all games are exactly the same. imo
Game till you bleed
This should freak everone out
General Gaming « General Discussion
Originally posted by itgrowls
Well, it was just a statment to show a point of view. I'm not a idiot. (Well, maybe I am, depends on who you ask) When I hear people belly aching over paying $15.00 a month I am dumbfounded, and realize no one after being conditioned into this play for free crap. There is nothing in life free, someone has to pay for it. These companys know what their doing,
So what is the secret here?
General Discussion « Guild Wars 2
EXTREMELY simple..... Who ever has the money makes the rules. As a former business owner for many years I can tell you this. If one has a lemonade stand, and makes $10.00 a week, but it costs $15.00 to operate..... Well, the end result is obvious.
These people know what their doing. and I'm sure it's not from the goodness of their heart. When you can buy things to make a game easier, or make your dude a Epic warrior, that's just wrong. Who ever has the most money wins. I am a old dude and have been playing since Commodore 64 days. I beta tested the first online game. (Meridian 59) I basically quit playing online games when the people turned from helpful and friendly. That game was Dark age of Camelot. Of course this is just how I feel about it. and that effects no one. If you are drawing fun from any game what does it matter what I think? But, any way you slice it, they are going to get their money. I don't fault them for that. If you own a business and don't make a profit, you don't last long.
Game till you bleed....
P.S. My son of course was one of the first in line to get this game. I have watched him over the years buy every new online game and basically stop play after a month or two. I have tryed to tell him, all these games are just like each other. There is nothing new under the sun, and if it is ever put out there, I will be so there.
This should freak everone out
General Gaming « General Discussion
This is probably my last contribution here. It was fun. I can see most that have commented are a smidge older then the norm and was a neat walk down memory lane. Getting harder and harder to find people that actually played Meridian 59. My name in the game was Scoop and my son was Scoopjr. At the back of the Manuel you can find our names. I also had a a Vectrex and Intelevision. Wow those were the days. Also for years subscribed to computer gaming monthly, till they went kaput. Had Amiga and Atari ST. I'm glad I was in on the ground floor. Take care everyone, I think this was the first threat I ever followed.
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General Gaming « General Discussion
StormXXX I agree with you completly. It was basically a topic and a theory rhetorical question. I have owned businesses and lets face it. Money rules the world. No market, no profit. Just the facts ma'am.
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General Gaming « General Discussion
Thanks everyone for some mature Reponses and input. I NEVER comment here as it is a site (lets face it) is geared somewhat for younger audiences. Always flame city and vulgar language. It's refreshing to see some intelligent comments and opinions for a change. Like I said, not trying to impose my views just a switch from the normal, "This game is better then that game" We are all gamers. I have played (almost) every online game since the beginning. I fully admit I'm not the best gamer. lol but enjoy the sport. I have never tried the Fantasy series and actually looking forward to their revised game. I was always one to preorder or be the first to buy everything new. I have finally learned my lesson and wait till the findings are out. Does anyone remember the game "Lode Runner" for the Commodore 64? Great game. addictive to say the least. I was looking forward to Guild Worlds ll, but (I know many people will enjoy it) and good for them. But now believe it wont be what I am waiting for. This goofy game I just bought called "All Orcs must Die ll. Have to admit, it's very fun and addicting. (if you like defense games.) I still dabble at Eve but must admit the concept is hard for me to grasp. I am working on getting all my stats on my frigate to elite. I want to see if it's possible to do level 4 missions with a frigate. (Good luck with that!) haa haa I have never been a PKer. A term left over from Meridian 59 (Player Killer) I am too nice.:)
But will admit if anyone remembers Dark Age of Camelot. Their realm wars were the best and a lot of fun.
Always remember, it's not that difficult to be kind.
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yes Istavaav, You are partly right. :)..... One man's trash is another man's treasure. I was just making a off the wall statement. Certainly most people cant and wont pay that fee. But remeber, if you are stinking rich, money means nothing. I simply can't understand why anyone would pay $75,000 for a car when you can get a good reliable car for much much less. But that is just me. Cars mean nothing to me. Just gets you from point a to point b. Just throwing out a different perspective for fun. Have been reading this site since (I beleive) a father and son started it) since it's inception. I will never forget the first time I saw Pacman. I was in total awe. No way could there better graphis then this game. My friend worked at a bank and bought home a phone modem and could conect to his bank and play a text game. (Can't remeber the name) I think it was around 1976? Something about a dragon and a parakeet. I was dumbfounded and hooked ever since. The one think that bothers me about most game sites is the obsolet info they allow to remain. I personally beleive anything (gamewise) or hardware wise older then a year should be allowed to see the inside of a dumpster. I am struggle finantually but if I cant have the badest to the bonest computer then I will take up playing marbles for my hobby. Who wants to play a game with the settings set to the lowest view? This post isn't to push my views on anyone else. It's just a goofy new perspective.
Game till you bleed, and then go out in your car and drive fast and reckless. <smile>
This should freak everone out
General Gaming « General Discussion
This is addressed to Barcrow. I am kram59Hotmail.com and stood staring at the "Coleco" or Com.64 as to which would be my first computer. This is in regards to your holding back for a smart phone. I am held back intimidated till 4 months ago. Did tons of research and bought a Galaxy ll.
Probably the best "gizmo" buy I have made in my life. Canceled my land line and with all options and G4 pay $50.00 a month. I am struggling financially but believe me once you get into it, you cant go back. I happen to love Words with Friends" (Scrabble) and the most addicting game I have ever played if you like "Defense" games. "Dragon Defense Shrine" Thanks for taking the time to comment on my post. I feel mentally as I am walking in the hallways of high schools. But in reality I am 59 and single and still look at hot chicks. lol I hope I never grow up. Like I said this is just a off the track just for fun post. Nothing earth shattering here.
Game till you bleed.
This should freak everone out
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I know every one that reads this will think I'm out of my mind. I beta tested the very first online game. (Meridian59) I am a old dude. Then off to EQ. For me online gaming ended with Dark Age of Camelot. The last game where people had to play their class and grouped and helped each other.
Every game since has been the same thing over and over. This free to play crap is just that. The old adage "You get what you pay for" is true. This is simply a viewpoint that I've never seen before. I don't expect anyone to agree with me nor do I want them to. Writing this just for fun. Just as people can buy a Ford Focus, or a BMW, there should be a stellar game made that requires heavy computer hardware and a month fee of $50.00 a month.
I am not a rich man, life costs. Go to the movies twice a month. Go bowling, go down hill skiing, go golfing, buy gas for your car. lol A hobby is a hobby. Call it the over the over 40 game. lol Not sure what most people pay for a "smart" phone fee, but how much entertainment does that bring you a month? No need to rip me a new one. This is just a break from the normal posts and just for fun. Simply food for thought.
Remember, game till you bleed.
Has a game ever offended your religion or morals?
General Gaming « General Discussion
As a born again Christain, and a old gaming dude from Commodor64 days, and having beta tested the very first online game (Meridian59 and then EQ) most games offend me. That developers feel they have to shove this down your throat. If some one wants the f-word or sex, or false gods thrown at them, thats ok, it's their choice. But something that always has confused me is why they couldnt make (in some cases) a version that simply left out the f bomb or blasphemy. But, alas, the world is turning into a cesspool and I have basically left my gaming hobby as people can be so foul mouthed it spoils the involvement or ambiance. Back in the day, people grouped and helped each other descover this new format of entertainment. Im not preaching or trying to make people adapt my views, just putting in my two cents. Beleive me, I have been down the road of debauchery, and hardly a sinless man (smile) Like I said, if none of this fallen morality bothers you, go for it. This is just a personal thing and speaking from my heart. Over the years I've seen the moral decay filter it's way into games, and it bums me out that I mostly have left the gaming hobby. (I still play Eve a bit) and also waiting for the day when something TOTALLY new hits my computer. I thought GW II might be that game but have a gut feeling it will simply be the same old same old. After Dark age Camelot, things went down hill. Please don't waste your flames on me, it's not worth it, as I said... Just a personal view point and eveyone has to define thier own code of honor
Ok everyone "game till you bleed" and have a "groovy" day... lol
What's with Funcom and there supper high end GFX requirements?
General Discussion « The Secret World
Originally posted by Warjin
Wow, I don't know anyone with a computer that is 8 years old. If your computer is older then two years (max) time to get new equitment or find another hobby. Personally I think a computer older then six months needs to see the inside of a dumpster. I am a very low income old dude, but if I can't play the newest game at the highest settings, I will switch to another form of entertainment. Good luck in finding a solution to your situation bro.
Remeber, game till you bleed...
What's with Funcom and there supper high end GFX requirements?
General Discussion « The Secret World
It's so funny, how people have such a vast difference in the way they view the same thing. I don't even want to play a game if it doesn't have super high requirements. I have a very limited income, but since my hobby is computer gaming, why bother if I have a crappy computer? I try to (as best as I can afford) keep my computer as bad to the bone as possible. Maybe they could release a online game called "Pong" for those people running a Commodore 64? Oh by the way, I'm a old dude that beta tested the first online game to start it all. Meridian 59.
I'm not contributing anything here, just throwing out my thoughts.
Remember, game till you bleed.
New gamming hobby
General Discussion « Guild Wars 2
I think the "new" hobby to replace online gamming is, reading, and discussing games in the making. We need a totally new innovative blow you out of the water, addicting destroy your personal life, to come out. My opinion is, since EQ and Dark age of Camelot went away the social interaction of online gamming became non-existent. I am a old dude that beta tested Meridian59 and just might die of old age before this happens. To quote a king from the past, "There is nothing new under the sun"
Game till you bleed....
Dark Age of Camelot: Wayback Wednesday with DAOC
News & Features Discussion « General Discussion
Having played most online games, I miss this one the most. My best computer game memories are of Dark Age of Camlot. I personally think those days are gone forever. Back in the day, people acually became real life friends and the interaction was much more in depth. I'm glad I got in the ground floor with Meridian59 and then EQ.
As always, game till you bleed...
All Your History: MMO, a trip down memory lane..enjoy !
The Pub at MMORPG.COM « General Discussion
Well, you can split hairs all day long. I beta tested and was addicted to (in my opinon) the first game that started it all. Meridian59
Then a couple of years later I sat at my computer and hit the "logon" key for a long time till finally I got through to EQ when that game was released.
Those were the days... but those days are gone never to return. I am just glad I was there to experience them. I still remeber standing in the store debating which to buy. The Commodor, or the Coleco computer.
Old gamer dude.


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I did the same thing on my 90S, but I had to weld up a new battery box. No way was it going to fit in the stock one. I checked the battery catalogs and there wasn't anything that would fit. Are you Superman and had the superhuman strength to just push it in? A mere mortal would like to know.
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Sesame-Ginger Barbecued Chicken
Use the Asian-style barbecue sauce while grilling, reserving a bit to heat up and serve with the cooked chicken.
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- Prep:
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Sesame-Ginger Barbecued Chicken
cup plum sauce or sweet-sour sauce
cup water
tablespoons hoisin sauce
1 1/2
teaspoons sesame seed (toasted, if desired)
clove garlic, minced
teaspoon grated fresh ginger or 1/4 teaspoon ground ginger
teaspoon Oriental chili sauce or several dashes bottled hot pepper sauce
small skinless, boneless chicken breast halves and/or thighs (about 1-1/2 pounds total)
- For sauce, in a small saucepan combine all of the ingredients except the chicken. Bring to boiling over medium heat, stirring frequently; reduce heat. Simmer, covered, for 3 minutes. Set aside.
- Rinse chicken; pat dry. Grill chicken on the lightly greased rack of an uncovered grill directly over medium heat for 12 to 15 minutes or until tender and no longer pink, turning once and brushing with sauce once or twice during the last 5 minutes of grilling.
- In a small saucepan heat the remaining sauce until bubbly; pass with chicken. Makes 6 servings.
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- Per serving:
- 166 kcal cal.,
- 4 g fat
- (1 g sat. fat,
- 59 mg chol.,
- 216 mg sodium,
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This place is just not good. Bagels taste frozen. Cream cheese tastes cheap. Can't even taste the lox. Won't be ordering from here again.
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Awesome salad - will definitely order here more often!!
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Bagels are always soggy, cold, and never toasted!
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NEVER ORDER FROM HERE ! If I could I will give this store for ) star. I have wait for my foods for more than 1 and half hours, they never show out. They said foods is on the way when I called to ask, wait another 30 minutes ( 5 blocks from my place ) still not show up. Cancellled the order.
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They got our order COMPLETELY wrong. Just utterly and completely wrong - my salmon, brie, avocado, and cucumber sandwich was just bread with a hunk of smoked salmon. Don't use this guys. You'll wait forever for food you don't want.
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I give this place 0 stars! First they give me the wrong food. i originally ordered an omelette and instead they gave me an egg sandwich. I sent it back with the delivery boy. Then they deliver the omelette and when I opened it it was clear that they have put the egg sandwich back on the grill, stirred it up and put it in a container. It was totally disgusting! I will never order food from this place again!
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Worst juice ever! It's like they filled my cup with sugary lemon-aid and then added green food coloring to make me think there's spinach in it. And the soup was a cup full of greasy vegetable oil. Stay away.
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Strangely enough, the best chicken noodle soup I've ever had delivered. Just phenomenal. Quick delivery, too.
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I wish I could give them a higher rating cause the man on the phone was so nice, but its been 1.5 hrs and we still haven't gotten our food. I think they are still working out the kinks with seamless.
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After a 15 to 30 min delivery window passed, I called, they said he was outside, I waited...the food never came. After about 80 minutes I called to cancel and they told me contact seamless. The guy on the phone told me the delay was not his problem and they were busy. I've never been villainized by someone for wanting my omelette warm. I will never order from them again. They were rude and the food came 90 min after I ordered. That said, the delivery guy was actually apologetic and nice. To restate though the guy on the phone needs to learn some customer service, he's not doing me a favor for letting me buy food from him.
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A process that was completely and utterly painful. I ordered a simple omelette and a naked juice. I was quoted a time of 15 - 30 minutes. My order showed up 90 minutes later. When I called to check on the status, I was repeatedly told that the person was just arriving at my building. Also, when the food arrived, it was freezing cold and wasn't edible. I took a chance on a restaurant that didn't have any reviews and I paid for it. Don't make the same mistake I did...skip this restaurant.
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Because of my schedule, next month I wont be able to attend these classes because they inflict with school, so I have to read these books, which I would rather do anyways.
If the drive is really far you may reconsider it after you take the first class, but dont get me wrong it was nice to be around professionals and experts, but for me thats going to have to wait til I hit the water.
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This was some high speed fun on gravel. My kinda stuff... 90+ mph on real groomed roads. Complete throttle up rear wheel let go and reverse steer kinda stuff ya know. A treat and I soon passed the boys and left even the faint hint of trail behind for them. The little 250's were out matched in this section. There was no way I was holding back here. This left me waiting a bit and goofing with the camera for once.
They caught up eventually and I said let's set up some glammer shots here.
Now some god somewhere thought I was nice to a butterfly at some point in my life and decided to return the favor. As we are setting up some of the glammer shots around the corner comes a state trooper with a XR650 in the bed of his truck and stops. Prior to this I was hitting nearly 100mph on these roads. How I didn't run smack into this guy is beyond me. He stops and we talk for a bit about his bike and ours. He is heading up to help the other state trooper we passed about 40 miles back in the woods. 2 flat tires left him stranded and this guy says i'm on my way up to bring another tire for him. He then says why don't you guys go back around the corner there and I'll take some pics of you guys as you round the corner and come up the hill. Well, la de da! How frickin cool is that. HE ALSO SAID JUST DON"T EXCEED THE SPEED LIMIT OF 35MPH! We said what about your buddy and he responds with, and I quote, "ahhhh he's probably asleep anyway." So that is how we got the shot of the 3 of us coming up the hill as a group. Super guy, and a real bike rider for sure. Wish my plate was government issued. Shit I wish my bike was supplied to me by the government for that matter. The XR he had was in worse shape than Jesses' old XR. That is saying something. Just a great cop though. And the fact he hadn't caught me screaming to the inside and completely sideways on the corners with his front bumper I'll never know. I have a tendency to forget that other traffic uses the road I'm on.
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Towards an integrated approach for the analysis of gender equity in policies supporting paid work and care responsibilities
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This paper aims to develop a conceptual framework for analysing the degree to which public policies support gender equity in paid work and care. Combining the distinction between commodification and decommodification and the distinction between defamilialisation, supported familialism, and familialism by default our study identifies a number of relevant policies, ranging from services, leave entitlements, income support measures, and fiscal instruments to forms of acknowledgement of care work in pension systems. Although our main objective is conceptual, we offer a comparative overview of these policies for all of the EU countries, plus Norway. Thus, we provide a preliminary typology of policy approaches.
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Wolfgang Keck - Wissenschaftszentrum Berlin für Sozialforschung, Germany
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Pretty sure that both of the sluggers on the h.s. teams I coach switched into those racquets from stiffer Babolats. They liked the extra touch and control that came with the extra flex - both hit with plenty of power, so they didn't have problems there. In both cases, these kids (one plays for a college team now) seem to get at least as much spin with their Blades as they did with their old racquets, too.
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BALTIMORE — Buck Showalter hasn't been extremely pleased with the Baltimore Orioles' schedule to this point in the season.
Many times, the Orioles have had night games on the final day of a road trip, followed by a home game the next night. That means the Orioles frequently have arrived back in Baltimore during the early hours and then play on little sleep.
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Meanwhile, the Oakland Athletics arrived in Baltimore at 7 p.m. on Thursday night, giving them plenty of time to rest for Friday night's 7:05 p.m. start.
"I'm trying real hard not to say anything today," Showalter said before Friday's game. "It's just almost comical."
Not only have the Orioles had to deal with this unfortunate scheduling, they also weren't home very often during the first two months of the season. Entering Friday's game, Baltimore had played just 23 games at home.
That was at least three fewer than every other team in the major leagues. It was at least five fewer than every other team in the American League.
The Chicago Cubs and Colorado Rockies both had played only 26 home games, tied for the second-fewest. The Washington Nationals entered Friday having played 34 games at home, most in the majors.
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And when the homestand ends with a 1:35 p.m. game next Sunday, the Orioles will be able to get plenty of rest after flying to Tampa Bay for their next road trip.
But it's certainly not the last time Baltimore will have to travel and then get little rest. And it likely won't be the last time Showalter voices his displeasure with that scheduling quirk, particularly if the other team gets additional rest.
But for now, the Orioles will enjoy being home, something they hadn't experienced much this season.
"We've been the victim of some road crowds like we all have and our guys have handled it real well," Showalter told reporters in Texas earlier this week. "Then we go home to some of the best teams in baseball, so no rest for the weary. That's part of it."
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KUALA LUMPUR: Being a champion is great – more so if you show the right attitude on court.
That's the lesson men's singles shuttler Liew Daren will take to heart this year after being banned from competing in the Korean Open, which starts in Seoul tomorrow, following his lackadaisical attitude at the National Grand Prix Finals in Alor Setar last month.
The reigning French Open champion was banned by the coaching and training committee (CNT) for the apathetic approach that led to his defeat by eventual champion Misbun Ramdan Misbun in the group stage.
World No. 16 Daren, currently the national No. 2 behind Lee Chong Wei, said that the ban would spur him to get his act right – starting with the Malaysian Open at the Putra Stadium from Jan 16-20.
"I was very tired towards the end of last year – especially after winning the French Open. It must shown in my game during the National GP Finals ... but I did give my best," said Daren.
"I was disappointed with the decision as I was looking forward to the Korean Open. The incident has taught me a good lesson. I'll take local tournaments seriously and be more determined on court no matter what.
"I don't want to be banned from any tournament again ... this is certainly not the way I wanted to start the New Year."
Daren, who is hoping to make the top 10 by the end of this year, is hoping to put the unfortunate episode behind him by achieving his best result in the Malaysian Open – at least a semi-final spot.
"Since I won't be going to the Korean Open, I'll have one extra week to brush up my game at home. My best outing in the Malaysian Open is a quarter-final finish (in 2009) .. I hope to go one step better this time," he said.
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Jul. 11–SALISBURY — Early yesterday morning a line of cars idled, waiting to get into the Salisbury Beach State Reservation as myriad colored umbrellas, towels and chairs lined the beach.
On a hot summer day, the reservation and Salisbury center can be a busy place for lifeguards, and this year it seems even more hectic.
"I think because of the gas prices, people are staying local and coming here," said lifeguard Kris Reslow.
Though their numbers have declined over the years due to state budget cuts, Salisbury lifeguards have noticed more beach traffic this year than in the past. And that means more rescues.
"Last year we had 59 rescues all summer," said Fletcher Lawson, a lifeguard for the past four summers. "This summer we are already up to 25."
Currently there are up to 16 lifeguards spread along the 3.8 miles of beach and the Salisbury center. Lifeguard supervisor George Nigro, who started supervising lifeguards in 1983, remembers a time when 56 lifeguards manned the beach. Now, roughly half of the beach is guarded.
While beachgoers are encouraged to swim near a lifeguard, the guards are also responsible for those who run into trouble in unmanned areas of the beach.
"Forty percent of our rescues are in unmanned areas of the beach," Lawson said. "We are still liable there."
On a picturesque summer day, thousands of people cram onto the beach, making the job of a lifeguard more preventive than pro-active. But with their eyes glued to the water, their job is to make sure everyone stays safe.
While most of the rescues involve treating people for heat exhaustion or heat stroke and reeling people in who went out too far, both Nigro and Lawson agree the rip currents are the biggest cause of rescues on Salisbury Beach.
"The rip currents have gotten worse over the years," Nigro said. "Before 2000 we only had about five rescues a year, then there was a big winter storm and the beach changed and now we have several more rescues."
And while the state hasn't invested in more lifeguards at the beach, it has invested in the facilities.
Over the past year, a new, $2 million lifeguard post was built, which the staff moved into three weeks ago. There, a full first aid station is available to transport those in need and to provide minor medical services. The two-story building with a blue and white beach motif includes a meeting room overlooking miles of beach and ocean and separate showers and dressing areas for the lifeguards. A deck opens up from the top room into the salty air.
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A day in the life of a Salisbury Beach Reservation lifeguard starts early with a group workout — abdominal exercises, sprints along the beach and a timed swim in the sometimes icy waters.
"We have some really good swimmers on staff," Nigro said. "Most can swim 500 yards in eight minutes and we have some competitive swimmers."
Nigro, half swim coach and half supervisor, is also the swimming coach at Haverhill High School, where he recruits strong swimmers to take the lifeguarding test.
"No matter what the conditions, we do swim every day," Nigro said. "We need to be ready to go no matter what."
The majority of water rescues, Lawson says, are minor and don't need emergency medical services. It isn't until a person swallows a large amount of sea water, coughing and showing signs of drowning, that he or she is transported.
Lifeguards watch for the currents by searching out areas of the water in which no waves are breaking and appear darker and deeper than the surrounding waters.
The strong currents are hard even for the lifeguards to swim against in the course of a rescue.
"We have to swim alongside the current, then go in for the rescue at an angle," Lawson said.
Lawson notes the rip currents can be 20 feet long and 50 feet wide in some areas. While the lifeguards are aware of where the currents typically form, they are always changing location and can grab swimmers of all ages and skill levels.
"We've rescued kids as young as 5 from rip currents and adults as old at 50," Nigro said. "There is no typical age."
In order to be safe on the beach, Nigro says pack sunscreen, bug spray — and common sense. For any questions about the beach or swimming, just ask the lifeguards.
"Its a day at the beach, have fun," Nigro said.
Safety Tips for Beachgoers
r Stay hydrated and pack extra fluids
r Bring bug spray — the greenheads are biting at Salisbury Reservation
r Stay where the waves break in order to avoid rip currents.
r Stay where you can touch the bottom.
r Watch out for elderly people and children.
r Respect the rules of the state park.
r Swim where a lifeguard is stationed.
r Practice common sense and read signs.
What: Salisbury Beach State Reservation
When: Open seven days a week, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Memorial Day to Labor Day
30th Annual Salisbury Beach 5-mile race will be held Saturday, Aug. 16 at 6 p.m. to benefit the Salisbury Beach lifeguards.
For more information, call the lifeguard station at 978-462-4481.
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