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Algimantas Mykolas Dailidė (born 12 March 1921) is a former Lithuanian Security Police (Saugumas) official. He was born in Kaunas. After the war Dailidė sought refuge in the United States, saying he had been a "forester." While in the United States Dailidė was a real estate agent until he retired to Gulfport, Florida. His citizenship was revoked in 1997 and he left the United States on his own in 2004.
A Lithuanian court convicted him of having arrested some Jews who tried to flee from the Vilna Ghetto and for arresting two Polish nationals who subsequently became political prisoners; however he was not sentenced to prison "because he is very old and does not pose danger to society".[1]
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Aug the 7th the takeoff
Had a late night finnishing up the big GS and got up pretty early to load some clothes and other stuff for the trip up to CO. As usual I didn't get gone early enough and as Aug weather goes for OK and the middle states I just hauled up the big roads to get there as fast as I could. I orginally hope to make WF but it was out and I was leaving behind schedule to make very much of the second latin rally.
Carrying a laptop for the first time:
Was feeling pretty good on the bike until I got up to Salina, KS and ran through the heavy winds and warm temps out to Hays. I think the winds where so high they couldn't even let the big windfarms turn due to fear of overspeed, I saw more stop than spinning
needless to say it was windy and I was wanting to run a lot quicker than I could. DQ was needed about every 100 miles but only one would be allowed, tasty little brezze:
* This what happens when I travel solo all the time, the mule is the real star of the show
I made it out to western KS that afternoon before I decided to try and find a swimming hole to cool off and clean up a bit. I went North off I70 to St. Francis to get some drinks and pretzels for the evening and then head over to Bonny Res. to see what I could find.
Not much like could be had their, the water situation in eastern CO is very sad, and was show in the res. Water lines where dramatic like out at Mead.
Water normally here leading up to spill way:
The other side that hasn't seen water in years:
Did some hot laps up on the dam having a look around before coming to the park to inquire, yelp $14 bucks for primative is BS and the lake was so low swimming would be difficult for $6 bucks along to get wet so I passed and inquired about the free mosquito pond that I settled for, I went to bed dirty but not thirsty here on my private bad + free mosquitos and red marks to prove it, Slept well watching the stars sans tent.
Aug 8th The morning after:
Loaded my gear on up and head West on smaller roads back to HW36 where I rode till Starsburg where I showed up little bit early for their hometown parade where I was offered a spot but declined having to make time to the West. Got some oj and breakfast burrito and was off before they where all lined up for the start of the parade, looked like it would be a good small town parade with great weather to boot. Gotta get to Carbondale.
What I like so much about the big mule is the tank and the road manners, this bike can chop some open road miles in a hurry, if I had much off a bigger motor I would be in real trouble, sometimes I want more right hand but legally should not be allowed any more at all. Needless to say we blasted on throuh Denver and started our way up into the moutains and the crazy weekend traffic that we had to gut.
Typically I'm not a fan of interstate system of the US but in the case of I70 it has got some awesome engineering feats and I mean great riding in the canyon section and some cool tunnels to add, and nothing needed to be said about the perfect weather.
Made it out to Carbondale and easily found the Latin Rally thanks to Rick's great little signs, good to see all those people again plus many more that I hope to meet again.
Big mountain right outside of the rally entrance, this was a good place for this:
Didn't take many picture on the 8th but there was a long fest something like a four hour feed that keep your tounge watering the hole time even if it was cooked on old t-posts, good stuff.
B-man's pig, only went in the fire once or twice, me and redone had side bet on it, we took the same side thou so no many changed hands
Early pig along with the obvious chicken and beef ribs not well seen
now late pig, less consumed chicken ribs and piles of corn that worked well with nothing:
Looks kinda like he's burning in hell but it was just Al foil with hot coals on top, yep he was tasty- I could never be a Jew, only just saying, there where many other non-Jews there by the looks of it.
Had some evening entertainment, little fire dancing and singing, only had minor burns from fire dancer, I hope that coonass does alright, I felt bad for the guy. Many good stories where told around the fire. Ross (Redone), Jason (the goodguy cohost/owner of the spread), and myself shut the festivites down around 3:30 the next morning and I threw my bag out on the ground and stay somewhat reasonable until the sun really came out next morning. It was to be a short stay for myself as I have many places to and little time to stay in CO. The rally site morning I left.
The Danish riders (M&M riders I think) where a cool lot, gotta love girls that give er hell.
My little paradise:
Log chopping station:
Mt Elbert became out of the question, will be leaving that for a later undetermined date but a nice soak in a hot springs was more logical so that's was the start for the early afternoon. Thanks for Rick hooking be up 7 miles down the rode from the Latin Rally.
Was some nice scenery for a while, BS with a few from Denver and another who hooked my up with some routes down to the south. Nice little soak hole good flow coming in a cool flow coming down the river, Crystal maybe??
No head shots this time, only toes:
Two pots, one kinda warm the only much nicer. Note to take foldable shovel to make better next time. I'm still living good thou for now.
The newly accuried routes from my one of my soaking buddies was continue south on up McClure and then break off to Kebler pass and make way into Crested Butte which was exactley where I should be. It was fine ride going that way, nice and easy.
My pictures can't do it justice, here's me trying although it was much more fun riding in it.
Came on down into CB and got a big bite of pizza to eat. Also found Izzy's other place out in CO, (I just bought some stuff from the Izzy AR):
Mule looking good in downtown CB:
That previously mentioned pizza, pineapples and CB in CB, OC was tasty stuff:
I'd went back out to the bike and this fellow was checking it out and then we started talking routes and since the man's a rider he hooked me up with some. Good guy named Clark N. from CB who does lots of mountain biking and some restored motorbikes too.
Gave me a nice hand drawn map and sent me on my way for a wonderful afternoon back up to Ohio pass then almost down to Gunnison before bypassing on 8 mile road to Almont then up to Taylor Res. for a nice senic ride to finnish up the afternoon.
Taylor neat alpine lake I guess you would say, cool damn with a cracked open gate valve.
Rest of the big wall damn:
Cottonwood Pass is neat, Tincup will be for next time around. I heard some from dudes up at creats that an older 3 series BMW holes the oil pan going on Tincup and was trying to get a wrecker, would have been fuuny to get that picture. Scenic riding in the area to be found, Taylor lake at speed:
From higher up above now
Up at the crest I left the mule to continue on up to look at the two halves, my proof, standing in a hole that I had been resting in-haven't got the lungs yet for the high climbing yet:
The mule left down below with a pair of rented stroms:
One other picture from up top Cottonwood of a lesser known pond:
After sweating so heavily I was cooled and ready to get down low fast where I headed to Salida for the night to look for Hayduke or some other place to crash.
I dropped out in Buena Vista off Cottonwood and needed a Slurpee after warming back up and went to gamble a little and it paid off, thought it was 200x2 before I could read the lines but still got $4 out of the deal and a cold slurpee. I'm really a lucky bastard:
Went on down into Salida after getting some local advice about a McAkees or something or other that I found and it was packed so I pull up to the Vic down by the river right as two Bandidos come in front of me with Beaumont banners and I starting to wonder a bit.
Turns out they are cool as hell and when I tell them I'm riding to SA they say "Hell I buy you a beer then" and it was on. It was TugBoat and TomTom and they'd been at the National in Pueblo and where headed up to Washington for a run with another chapter out there because of 10 year member ceremony. Turns out TubBoat has a house down in Belize where we're going to try and met up in Oct a have a little fun.
Met Kurt (or possible Kirk) who tended the bar and BSed about Rainbow trail and XR400 and he loaned me the bar net to search for Hayduke cause I was looking for a place to crash that night.
After a few more rounds the three of us headed to the Tenderfoot bar for some pizza and cold drinks before calling it a night.
The coolest thing about Salida it the big floating 'S' up on the hill overlooking the town, looks like they are calling for superman to show up. At night it looked totally suspended not being able to see the mountain behind it, sorry no picture of that one, just believe.
Kurt had mentioned and I'd seen early before going into the Vic that I could squeeze between the posts across the river and ride the tracks and find me a spot to lay for the night, again just little cool for my little sleeping bag that I was running sans tent. I had to sleep until the sun warmed me up enough. Here's my spot the morning of the tenth.
The floating S is on the mountain with the little white shack on top in the background.
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The ancient art of bonsai will be the featured topic for The Garden Club of Newtown this month with a presentation by David Silver at Newtown Meeting House on Tuesday, January 28, beginning at 1 pm. In his program "Bonsai Fundamentals," Mr Silver will discuss the principles of bonsai, including training, maintenance, care and display. He will demonstrate how to use nursery stock to create a bonsai, which will be raffled at the end of the lecture.
The Children's Adventure Center will continue with its series of Bookworms Story Hour with readings by First Selectman Pat Llodra on Saturday, February 8. This program was originally scheduled for January 11, but was postponed due to weather and icing conditions that morning. Mrs Llodra will be selecting from among her children's favorites, as well as some of her own favorites, for the free program that will begin at 10 am.
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Organizers of the second Sandy Hook Run For Families are looking for help from Newtown children ages 2–10. A logo (or two, or ten) for this year's race is needed, and local children are being tapped for their artistic talents. Newtown children have been invited to draw a logo for the T-shirts that will be given to youth runners for the second annual Sandy Hook Run For the Families, which will be held in March at Fairfield Hills. The creators of the ten winning logos will receive a $15 gift certificate to The Toy Tree in Sandy Hook. Entry forms can be downloaded or picked up at the office of The Newtown Bee.
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Early and the Operative were nothing alike. At best, the Operative was the kind of man that Early only liked to imagine he was. Early acted smart and philosophical and self-controlled, but he was really a neurotic sadist. He had pretensions to intellectualism but was a thug at heart. His motivation was to make a profit and to hurt people in a way that let him pretend he was doing it for a justifiable reason. He had no ethics beyond self-gratification and self-aggrandizement.
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2. Cut this into 1-inch pieces and set aside.
3. To prepare the marinade, mix all the spices with a tablespoon of oil.
4. Crush some garlic and ginger to make a fresh paste of about a tablespoon, add to the marinade.
5. Now add the pieces of tilapia to a large bowl and smear them thoroughly with the marinade .
6. Let marinate for at least 20 minutes so that the flavor penetrates into the fish. Refrigerate if you are planning to cook the fish later.
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Originally posted by Mothanos
I refuse to accept an absolutely enormous negative change as something that should just be accepted and moved on from. MMO's are better than this, and all it takes is a publisher willing to actually care about their customers and game.
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Originally posted by BearKnight
There is no enormous negative change. If you like to group, then group. If you don't, then play solo. I don't understand why giving people more choices is ever a bad thing. I don't like people who think that they know what is good for everybody and then try to force it upon them without their consent.
In the "oldschool" games you had downtime for mana reg or dex reg. While reging you had planty of time to chat away. This is missing in most MMO's today. A thing I never thought would be good, is now a part I'm missing in the games. The MMO became more and more a "singleplayer game you can rush through with other ppl standing in our way" mentality...
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Originally posted by Sk1ppeR
The only problem with GW2's society is that you have to use outside software to enjoy it. Besides that. it's perfect!
GW2 fanboys should learn the platinum rule, rather than shouting down anyone who can see obvious flaws in the game.
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Originally posted by grimfall
What MMO has built in VOIP? Which ones? TERA-NO. TSW-NO. SWTOR-NO. RIFT-NO. WoW-NO. LOTRO-NO. AION-NO. Should I go on?
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Joined: 8/05/13
I've seen quite a few of these threads and I can understand why people feel this way. Before I committed to staying in the game, I had a similar feeling of being alone in a world of strangers. And combat doesn't allow for much typing. I made it to level 30 and quit for a while. A few months later, I came back to test the waters again. Through playing alone and crafting 20 levels to 70, I finally decided to stick with GW2 and join an active guild. That made all the difference.
I like having the option to do my own thing (e.g., world completion, crafting, etc.) or jumping into guild events which happen almost every evening. Also, there are always people on to group with.
GW2 offers the option to play how I want to. I understand the attraction of old-style games and forced grouping and I suppose that can be a great thing for some people. I just think (for whatever reasons, I think discussing it in more detail is beyond the scope of this thread) those days are for the most part over.
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It could also be a stage in your life that you're going through. I went through a stage similar to this when I started playing LOTRO. I felt disconnected and found it really difficult to hook up with ppl..and I'm like VERY talkative in zone to the point of annoyance..:P..It passed though.
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Be yourself
It feels kinda good to know I'm not alone in this. Many people actually nailed it the way I feel - single player games are single player games. I enjoy em, I like to play em, but I also like to play multi player games. And MMORPGs used to be the crown of that, but lately they keep on turning em in to SP experiences. Why? It's MM(O) for god's sake. Call me old school, but I think that you are not supposed to do everything by yourself. Sure it sounds good on paper "Oh, but you can solo from 1-70 all by yourself" until you stop and think about it - but, it's suppose to be multi player? Sure, you can do it in a group, but in a game that is designed around solo player in mind, group play seems like a hassle.
Today I played some more WoW on my 10 day trial thingy. I was tanking in a dungeon and healer and mage were full on mana all the time. Even on boss fights and large mob pulls. (not to mention that tanking takes about 0 effort). Why do Devs do that? Is this really what we want? Is it fun for anyone to just randomly mash buttons and get instant success?
And I'll keep my eye out on Final Fantasy. Never played any FF game so not sure what to expect.
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I wanted to jump in here and respond to those saying, "join a guild" and, "talk to people!" I'm also a person who sees the potential fun there is to be had in this game but ultimately has it spoiled by a sense of isolation.
Yes, of course, joining a guild helps this kind of thing, but I've found even joining a guild very difficult in GW2. In TOR, for example, people join guilds because they meet people in the everyday game experience. The server communities feel social. People are always talking in chat - always. You see the same names in warzones and get to know them. While leveling you group with folks and form connections. At end game people regularly request "LF tank" or "need 2 dps" for such and such a raid, and the unguilded find homes that way.
In GW2 the chat is always dead - always. You never group with folks leveling, so making connections there is rare. Pvp is regional, so you rarely see the same person repeatedly or get to know anyone.
Basically, I feel like in TOR, as an example, you can join guilds of people youll have fun with because you meet them and then join because you like them or because they are skilled, kindof like how you make friends or associates in life. In GW2 I feel like the only option is to join a random guild from a recruiting site or ask for a guild in chat.
The problem here is of course that this affords no way to know if the guild will be a match for you or even any good. Moreover, and this may sound harsh, most often guilds which post in forums to recruit or reply to folks in chat are not really that good or are even bad, from a skill perspective.
I know that this may sound elitist, but it is an important factor. Maybe its just me as I come from some very highly competetive guilds in TOR, but a huge factor for me in enjoying the guild experience is not being frustrated with the performance of your mates.
In any case, the long and the short of it is that I too feel very lonely when trying to play this game, which is a shame as I'd like to give it a fair chance but its very difficult to do with the way community seems to work in it.
Originally posted by BearKnight
I love saying "piss off loser" to people capsing at my face :) And this is the only reason i regret there is no open world pvp, the capsing aholes. Although I've found a solution. I just click on my Guild/Party chat tab, which i've filtered for only private messages and the corresponding chat messages. :P
If you want my attention, try walking arund with me. I dont mind if u kill my mobs, there is no kill steal in Gw2. We both would benefit even outside of party so I don't mind and I'll eventually add you to party with me. But capsing in my face is sooo not the way. Chances are, I'll decide to troll you by not answering, or well, ask you if you even lift. XD
On topic though ... its extremely easy to make a guild in Gw2 (even i have one for bank space) and with that in mind chances are you will mostly end up in crappy guilds. So i'd suggest you to observe the server you are playing in until you make up your mind. Nobody will ask for your gear if you ask for guild invitation. Nobody cares about your gear in Gw2.
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Originally posted by botrytis
Doesn't DDO have it?
Every Cryptic Studios game does as well. Let's not rename the white into black. There are games that offer built-in VoIP. IMO as a player who loves playing Gw2 every free second he gets, i find the lack of built-in voip disturbing because of the game mechanics. But the guild's mumble is alright, although unless u have a good guild, you will make blind threads like our OP here, stating blind opinions. Oh well, I doubt we can change anyone's mind about Gw2 by now. You burned yourself up without even trying the sweetest part. I pity you :)
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Sadly there aren't many good options for MMOs that really support grouping. Basically it all comes down to catering to casual solo players.
Your best bet to get some of the social / old school feel is to find a game that has things you like, combat style, graphics, character systems,etc. Then force yourself to level as fast as possible and then jump into the Raids.
Raids are basically the only content left that supports forming and solid group/guild. :(
I noticed a couple other threads in the last couple days.. Lonely Gamer.. or something where a bunch of players were talking about how lame it is to play an MMO solo and it looks like they were trying to pull together and play something. Maybe you could hook up with them.
Well its kind of stupid to start a MMO alone in the first place. Lucky for me I've always had my girlfriend to group up with and we always find some nice people to tag along
Originally posted by DMKano
You're right. So why do people use GW2 as a scapegoat? People like to blame GW2 for being anti-social, when in reality, the core design of mainstream MMOs is at fault.
Originally posted by DrSmaSh
You're right. In GW2 you are automatically grouped up for dungeons and WvW. ...oh wait.
The problem is you, not the game. Why is it that last night i joined a group for the latest living story? Oh that's right, i asked in map chat if anyone wanted to group for some events, and they joined. Try it.
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The main issue with GW2 is that most of the general content is too easy. I usually play against stuff like 5-10 levels above me to spice things up. Of course, nobody is going to do that.
But, yeah, generally, the solution to not feeling alone in any game is join a guild. It doesn't make the game better, but the social aspect often isn't dictated by the game that much. I know guilds that have fun in horrible games just because they're all in it together.
Originally posted by Sk1ppeR
Why is it stupid? I don't see what's stupid about trying to find people to play with while in the game, it's quite natural.
Favorite MMO: Vanilla WoW
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Originally posted by botrytis
LOTRO has built in VOIP as well as EQ2 the others i dont know about...
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"All dreams can come true if we have the courage to pursue them." -Walt Disney
Just to echo what most have already said here. The game isn't the problem here, you just have to open up a bit and talk :P Anytime I feel like the game is getting too lonely, I type into chart "Hi" to the next person I see, 9/10 times they reply and we end up questing together for a bit :)
Even here, I came and talked with a few people, and took the initiative, added Volkon to my friends list, and here and there we talk in game, when I have questions. That would have never happened if I didn't add him, doesn't mean that hes mean or doesn't care, he had no idea I wanted to friend him and talk in game.
Don't take anything for granted, just pop in and try talking, I think you will be surprised at the results ;)
Originally posted by botrytis
WoW has built-in voice chat. It's been there for over 5 years now. Lotro has built-in voice chat. There are others, but i can't remember them right now.


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I've never seen the Halloween movies, but I've heard the theme plenty. I learned most of it, and played at a friends house. They asked me to stop because it was scaring them! Then I learned the rest. It ain't too fancy, but it's ever so cool!
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|No Way
|Social Drinker
|Social Drinker
|Political / Govt / Civil Service / Military
|Political / Govt / Civil Service / Military
|$50,001 to $75,000
|$35,001 to $50,000, $50,001 to $75,000, $75,001 to $100,000
|Never Married, Widow / Widower, Currently Separated, Divorced
|Have kids:
|Yes, and they live at home (2)
|Yes, and they sometimes live at home, No, Yes, and they live at home
|Wants kids:
|Not sure
|Definitely, Someday, Not sure, No, but it's OK if my partner has kids
|White / Caucasian
|Asian, Black / African descent, Latino / Hispanic, Native American, Pacific Islander, White / Caucasian
|Christian / Catholic
|No preference
|Graduate degree
|No preference