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Traveling Alone is the Best Way to See the World
Traveling. Seeing new places. Feeling alive again. Getting away from the rut of life and into a new world. To explore, to feel, to soak in. Most of us are travel-junkies at heart―we conjure up images of far off places and breathtaking escapes. We sigh through images of foreign locations and long to be there. We will ourselves to walk through those nature trails. We think 'let's go on an adventure', and then quietly smother that voice down just as soon as it spears its ugly head. Because, alone.
*Long awkward silence.*
I get it. Traveling all alone? Doing things all by yourself? Or how about the far more philosophical one … going alone without having anyone to share those experiences with? Yes, traveling alone without anyone to share those experiences with, and doing things all by oneself. But how? Why?
Because, memories. Because, freedom. Because, unbelievable, innumerable, countless moments. That's why.
It's not easy, we really do get it. Especially if you're not used to traveling all by yourself. So what we're asking you to do is begin by taking baby steps. Go on a weekend trip alone. See how that feels. Then maybe, take off for a week all by yourself. You'll find that once you're over your initial apprehensions, it isn't as bad as it seems. In fact, you may even like it. So why should we not be sacrificing our travel times because there's no one on the horizon to go with? Here's why.
You're the boss
Oh, yeah. So you wake up on the first morning of your trip, right, and you don't really want to be rushing out the door and into a tourist bus packed with people who all want to go see the magnificent something or the other… guess what? You don't have to! Why? That's right. You're the boss. You decide what you want to do, you decide what you want to see, you decide when to go where, and you also decide what you want to skip. Oh, the joys of being alone and doing what you want.
Do what you want, when you want
Remember that trip you took way back with all those friends, and all that happened on the trip was a lot of asking around 'what do you want to do?', 'I don't know, what do you want to do?'. So much precious time was spent in this back and forth exchange that you ended up missing out on many places that you would have liked to see. Or how about all those places that you had to give a miss because someone else had circled in some others that they just had to see? You see where we're going with this? You get to plan exactly what you want to see and when you want to see it. Getting the most of a trip, now who would not want that?
Getting all responsible and everything
Whether you realized it, and whether you wanted it or not, the moment you decided to take that trip alone, you automatically became responsible. Yup. You know that you're going to have to take care of yourself. You know there's going to be no one to run to for every single thing. And since you're going to do everything for yourself, and you might as well do a swell job of it. And you know what this will do? You'll end up learning so much―taking care of accommodation, learning how to navigate a map, learning the ropes of public transport … you're going to be filled with a deluge of experience. How about that?
Here's to meeting new people
… and experiencing new things. So let's suppose you've taken a trip with friends. You're probably not going to end up meeting anyone new on that trip. I mean, why would you when you have all the people you need, right there with you? But, when you're alone, there are going to be times when you'll find yourself with completely new people―sitting beside someone on the bus, or sharing a table at a restaurant. And just like that, you'll get an insight into their lives and their stories. What a whole lot of new perspectives to take back home.
And getting over inhibitions
There are a million reservations and countless inhibitions that we carry along. But when you're traveling alone, you learn to get over them somewhat quickly. What else are you going to do? Sit in your room and wait for things to happen to you? Yes? For a day or two, maybe. What after that? You are going to get up and go looking for things to do, and in doing that, you are going to get over your inhibitions. And once you're out of your comfort zone and into the adrenaline-pumping experiences, you're going to pat yourself for getting over those silly reservations and giving a chance for memories to form.
How about getting to know the real you?
It works out this way, whether you realize it or not―when you're traveling with someone, you end up going along with the flow. Like, if they want to visit a particular place, you're not really going to refuse, are you? When you're on your own, you learn so much about yourself. You learn the kind of places you like, the kind of food you prefer and random things of the here and now. Would you have had the time to contemplate on those things while you were with someone else? Probably, but not always. But here, it's as if the experience is intensified. Because who's distracting you from you? No one. Not one soul.
And learning to reflect
It's during times like these, when you're by yourself and you have all the time in the world, that you can listen to what you're trying to tell yourself. There are no distractions, there are no droning noises vying for your attention. This is when life's answers come to you. You get clarity about what you want to do, what drives you, what you want in life. All you have to do is listen. How does it happen when you're alone and not with someone else, you ask? It just does.
Let's take home some memories
And finally, my friend, why you should travel alone―for the memories. The things you take back when you travel with company and the things you take back when you travel alone are so different. The experiences and the thoughts in your head and the things you're thinking about… anything and everything takes on a whole different meaning. How about that time when you missed the tourist bus, and the lovely local lady showed you around town? Or how about the time you almost didn't go sky diving and the instructor egged you on? And how about when the lone selfie atop the highest peak was graced by that mountain goat? Memories. What else do we have?
So you see, there are a million reasons you should travel alone and a countless reasons more. So all we're saying is, give in to that voice. Go take that adventure you've always wanted to. Just go.
The Ultimate Guide to Passes
How Much Exploration Can You Do With Your Rail Pass? Imagine how life would be better if you can pay a constant fixed price to travel anywhere you want to go. This is no longer an imagination because it has been made possible through rail passes. Rail passes are designed to let you travel anywhere around a country or another, as long as it is possible to cross via railway system, and we are talking about unlimited access here. To make things even better, this can all be done for a plain set price. Rail passes are amazing for people who wish to have an adventure and explore many places. Here are a few of the reasons as to why getting a rail pass would be one of the best decisions you will ever make. Your travel opportunities are unlimited.
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The only thing that would matter is where you want to go because you can get to your destination any time you want and you can go there for how many times you want to got there. Ticket payment will not be something that will bother your mind because it is already per paid before your trip.
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Exploring more than just one country is now a possibility. There are countries that are connected by a railway system, therefore if you get access to a rail pass, you are able to bounce from one country to another. The only thing you have to think about is how far you would want to travel to see another country. Why are these rail passes so ideal? When you get rail passes, you are given a set span of time to travel for unlimited number of times. Your adventure has to fall within the set span of time given in your rail pass. There are people who travel a lot because of their business and the rail pass would be great for them to save money. How flexible are these package deals? Rail passes may have a setting with some days apart because nobody really travels everyday of their life. In addition, the period wet between travel days may be set by the client. Make sure your terms are shown on the pass. Are you able to get on the train any time you want? As long as you have the ticket, you can hop on any train at any time of the day. There will still be a small expense you have to pay for reservation of seat s on the train, but on the bright side, you will not need to fall in line for a ticket. If you are a traveler and an explorer, it is wise to get a rail pass for the adventure you plan on experiencing.
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Purchasing Travel Train Tickets When planning to go from one place to another, travelling by train is one of the best ways to do it. The great thing about travelling by train is that it is less hassle than driving or flying by plane but when it comes to speed and comfort, they are efficient. Also, it is evident that riding the train is better for our environment. Riding the train to travel is a form of transportation that produces only a few amount of fossil and carbon compared to the other mean of transportation such as planes and cars. The only thing about travel train tickets is that they do not always come cheap. Sometimes you can even book plane tickets for a much cheaper price as compared to buying travel train tickets. What is important is that we know how to secure the travel train tickets that are cheap and also avoid the ones that are expensive. The very first things that you can do is to be sure to buy your travel train tickets early. Tickets are being sold at a much cheaper price if you purchase them early so that is what you must do. This is due to the fact that tickets are being discounted for being sold in advance which also means that tickets will rise up in price as it nears the departure date. Buying your train ticket on the day of travel at the train station is one sure way of getting a ticket in full price.
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Another tip that can be helpful for everyone is trying to buy your tickets online. Discounts and promos are being given by most of the online ticket providers to the clients which implies that you will have more money to save. In addition to that, purchasing online will save you time in going to outlet stores to buy the travel train tickets.
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Buying a ticket in economy class or a saver ticket is another thing that you must consider if you want to save. If you really want to save some money when travelling then there is no need for you to book for a first class ticket. Travelling on peak periods is one of the reasons why tickets are being sold at a more expensive price which means that you must be aware when the non-peak seasons are so that you can save. The reason behind this is because a large number of people are commuting on their way to their offices. One more disadvantage you will have from buying during peak times is that you will be riding a crowded train aside from having to pay for more for the ticket. When it comes to buying travel train tickets, there are many options to take.
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Why Teens Should Go on Missions Teenagers are usually the next generation leaders. It is up to parents to bring them up responsibly. There are short term missions which they can be involved in to ensure this. They get to learn and interact with each other during these gatherings. Religious associations, as well as governments, organize these missions. There are many benefits derived from having them in these missions. these missions are open for all parents to involve their teenagers. Going for these missions encourage the spirit of interaction among the teenagers. This is because they involve teens from a variety of places. This enables them to know the difficulties that others in various regions experience. They also come up with future solutions. This helps in creation of long lasting networks. A future united society is therefore ensured. They also learn to embrace diversity by appreciating the cultures of others. A lot of activities are done together while at these camps. Since most mission trips are headed by religious leaders; moral values are impacted on the youths.Moral values also get to be imparted on these youths because of the involvement of religious leaders. They get to be taught in relation to what their religion states. These teenagers also get to be morally responsible people. The teachings given help in ensuring a disciplined society.
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They also, get to value the religious views that others hold. Issues related to their religions are therefore well understood.
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During the mission trips, people get to learn and develop technical skills. They give training during the missions. They, therefore, learn how to engage in a variety of activities that are economical. This creates employment to them. They are as well taught the value of being entrepreneurs. The issue of unemployment in various societies is also handled. During their stay in these camps, the teenagers get to develop their talents and abilities. This helps them to discover themselves and point out on their strengths and weaknesses. There are challenges and competitions the teens are involved in while at these camps. They get to be grouped into various categories during this time. They therefore, get to work together. They also get to understand the value of teamwork. They also, get to share ideas during this time. They also get to develop holistically. This is essential in the development of future leaders. They will be taught on the effects of various vices to society. The mission camps also ensure that the teens spend their holidays well. Habits such as drug and alcohol abuse are discouraged because these teenagers are kept busy during this time. They are also kept safe while in these camps. The camps are a good holiday experience to teenagers. There are many advantages accrued from having these missions and camps. Parents should ensure that their children are not left behind during such events.
A Simple Plan For Investigating Retreats
How to Plan a Christian Retreat The first step is to identify a theme for the retreat. Start by considering what the members will benefit from the event. Also, you should decide if your participants will have to entertain themselves or simply fellowship. In case you decide that you want the theme to focus on enjoyment then pick a location that has the best spa services. Also, ensure that you include contemplation and space to be silent with God. Make sure that you pick a retreat center that will cater for all your needs. There are numerous retreat centers that you can book. Similarly, you can ask people that are familiar to you to provide references of centers that they have stayed in formerly. Likewise, there are many Christian retreats that have websites hence you can find the best on the Internet. Pick one that is in your neighborhood. Other alternatives include hotels that have large fields. Further, make sure that you have an individual that will talk about the chosen topic. Ensure that you have set a budget for him and that he is aware of your theme. Similarly, you can ask your close relatives if they know any speaker. Also, you can search online for speakers that are knowledgeable in your preferred subject. After identifying some speakers, make sure that you call them and ask about their charges, availability and other necessary details.
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Further, confirm accommodations and meal plans. After are sure about a number of Christian Centers, you can call them and ask the number of beds and the quantity of food that they can cook. At this point you will be able to see the variations of the centers. Further, some will request a deposit payment before the event. Make sure that you have all the information. Also, inquire about spaces for meetings and relaxing.
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Confirm about how your participants will get to the treat. In some cases, the members are asked to come using their means. However, sometimes a bus is arranged, and the charges are included in the overall treat cost. There are advantages and disadvantages of both methods, therefore, ensure that you choose the best. Remember to email your members the charges that they will pay a few weeks before the event. Also, write an agenda for the event. That timetable ought to comprise of all events that will be held from the beginning to the end. The schedule should be able to guide the attendees about the place that they should be and at what time. Further, you can list down the names of those that will be present at the retreat. Remember to create an evaluation form. Ensure to provide these documents to the attendees before the start of the event. In case you will be working with a church, ensure that you include in every step of the way.
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Tips In Getting A Vietnam Visa People visit Vietnam for different reasons. Some love its weather while others like the food. As a country, Vietnam is smaller than its neighboring countries such as India and China. Vietnam has 3 international airports available for tourists and these are located in Da Nang, Ho Minh City and the national capital which is Hanoi. Once you visited Vietnam, you will be tempted to come back. Vietnam has progressed a lot that you could not imagine that the country used to be a battlefield. This is especially if you see all the large companies offering their products and services in the Vietnam market. Expect all the fun and entertainment when you are in Vietnam. Tourists going to Vietnam will need to have their visa with them. When it comes to visa, the price depends on the country you are planning to visit but you can always look for a cheap Vietnam visa online. Some tourists can obtain a visa once they reach Vietnam if they came from the country included on the list for this offer. You can choose between going to a Vietnam Embassy or applying online if you want to get a visa. Applying online is faster compared to getting a visa from the Embassy. So a lot of people prefer to obtain Vietnam visa online. You need to secure first an approval letter. Your approval letter will be given in a day or two. It is then alright to go at a Vietnam airport to stamp your visa if you already receive the approval letter. It is commonly called as Vietnam Visa On Arrival.
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Once you landed, you just have to hire an agent to visit a specified counter and get the official approval letter for you. You can stay within 30 days or 90 days in Vietnam with a legit visa.
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It is as cheap as $45. On the other hand, 30-day multiple entry will cost $65. For a duration of more than a month, the fee will be $95. Stays for 6 months or longer will cost $135. Just make sure that your passport has a full visa entry. The process also includes you providing different information including personal data. After that, you just have to give around $9 to the agent and the process is complete. Depending on the visa you want and the agent handling your process, the fee will also change. With so many travel agencies competing for clients, you can always find one which offers a discount for the fees if you spend time looking. When it comes to multiple entries for a 3-month visa, you must know that there will be some restrictions. Another reminder is your entry and exit date listed in the visa. For any errors, you ask assistance from your agent. Lastly, follow the rules and regulations implemented in the country so you will enjoy your stay and avoid any mishaps.
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Know Some Of The Things That You Can Do In Dordogne Regarded as the home for some of the most beautiful and breathtaking villages in France, the Valley of Dordogne is also known locally as the Perigord, as known and called by the locals. Unlike other locations in France, the Dordogne is not much well known in the country, but is considered one of the most beautiful and fascinating spots. This article presents information and details on some of the famous places in the Dordogne as you learn more about this area. Domme – The Dordogne takes pride in this place as a village located on top of the cliff overlooking the valley and certainly is a place that tourists should see at least once in their lives. From the eastern side where the Montfort meander is to the side on the west where Beynac lies, tourists are offered spectacular viewpoints from this area in the valley of Dordogne. The place laden with a breathtaking scenario featuring a river and the lush fields of crop takes you back in time during the French Middle Ages. Compared to other villages in the area, the bastide village of Domme has been existent since the thirteenth century and was founded by a person named Philip the Bold. Bastides are characterized by having a central market where people gathered and commonly refers to discovered towns in the Dordogne. History tells us that France has been home to many bastides like this, that have existed during these years in its history. Still open today, the village of Domme is perfect to visit during market days when tourists can find homegrown fruits, vegetables and homegrown chesses, cured hams, olives, sausages and the staple of the Dordogne called the foie gras. Travelers are advised to get some information and learn more about these villages from the local tourism office.
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La Roque Gageac – This village is known as the village but against a clip that fall down vertically in the river called Dordogne. This little village features many tourist attractions such as churches, homes and a manor house known as the Manoir de Tarde owned by the locally renowned Tarde family. One can see native tropical plants abundant in the area that are protected by the cliff against extreme weather conditions such as the winter season.
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Behind the houses and village buildings is a walking path located on the lower part of the cliff, where tourists can take many great shots overlooking the village. Tourists and travelers can check out some caves located around the area. Beynac – This beautiful place is located around two miles down the stretch of road. A place known as the Chateau de Beynac is situated on top of a rock overlooking the Dordogne Valley, laden with hills and castles.
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All fine, I click Item One and something happens on the right. However, the list on the left has its own routing requirements, it's a resource of items with nested routes. For example when we click on Create New Item we display a new form inline (see bottom left corner)
When I do that it, even if it's on a different outlet, it overrides what is currently rendered in other outlets. In this case the products on the right.
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There's a recent new YouTube series that looks at old games… but it's a little different from the usual Adjective Game Reviewer style. One of the latest games to get reviewed is EarthBound – give it a look!
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|Aspirety said on May. 13, 2014
Wow that was really neat! I think this guy might be worth a subscription!
Pretty good review 🙂 but I felt that his dislikes were booty. I mean he said battles are tooooooo long which I never thought that and too many encounters which i never felt. I never even heard anyone else say that but I guess it's good cuz his review is different
I've often heard that good sprite art, not to mention sprite animation, is a tedious task that requires a lot of skill. So when I see videos like this that have ten times the animation of your average 16-bit bit game, I often wonder how they do it. It can't be all that easy, can it (and by easy I mean, not take 4-5 months)?
|a dog said on May. 17, 2014
Hey guys! Thanks so much for checking out the video. It's really cool to see it pop up here, on EBC. The Mother series is really special to me and I know how important it is to you folks as well. Even if you couldn't necessarily agree with everything I say, I hope you still got a kick out of it. It was a lot of fun to make. If you have any questions or just want to shoot some messages back and fourth, feel free to send a PM to my youtube account.
Thanks again, so much, for watching!
In sort of a response to Mac, honestly, though I love Earthbound as much as anyone, I actually COMPLETLY agree with all his gripes about the game and I think they're all completly valid and very true.
Battles DO slog on forever at times, and it does get very irritating the way attacks miss way more often than they connect. And nobody really denies that the game's Inventory system is terrible, even Mato, as I recall has leveled that criticism at the game more than a few times.
Earthbound is a great game, it is a very special game, but it is not and never has been a perfect game. Earthbound does have issues with it… it's just that these are relatively small issues compared to everything else that makes the game excellent, deep, witty, and full of charm, wit and heart in all of the ways that it counts. Of course, the game does far more right than it does wrong.
But objectively and fairly speaking, Earthbound's battle system honestly is not the best or most well balanced in games of it's type , when it comes to it's overall gameplay and balance (not even close, in fact), the limited inventory space is tedious and frustrating and grinds the game to a screeching halt many times during it.
I feel the overall gameplay criticisms of Earthbound are actually quite valid. And this is coming from someone who owns multiple copies of the game, loves it to death and has played through it at least 12 times from start to finish, in my lifetime.
Oh boy… the inventory system. I'm sort of okay with it since I like strategy games like Advance Wars and enjoy micromanaging a bit anyway, but it's still a pain. And if you want more proof that it is imperfect, I refer you to the Rock Candy glitch. I guess that's more thanks to the condiment system being bugged, but who uses condiments anyway when you have so few inventory spaces anyway, and it spreads onto ANY food item you use? I don't know about you, but I don't go around with nothing but burgers. I commonly get other food items from gift boxes, sometimes I want to use a Skip Sandwich, sometimes my designated Pizza-using party member dies and I have to give the pizza to someone else so I can use it… condiments, uhg. Rock glitch, yay! Otherwise, I stay away. Don't get me started on Jeff with all his battle items, lol. He doesn't have any space for anything, ever. I usually fill the spare space with any kind of Bottle Rockets I can get my hands on.
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I think this is why Obama's abs are so cut; every morning he reads our petitions and laughs deep, rollicking belly-laughs for 30 minutes.
Link seems to be down. That or it's being crushed by the number of people stampeding on over. Kinda hope it's the latter.
Going very, very slowly. Why? Here's why:
A whitehouse-dot-gov account is required to sign Petitions.
How many people concerned with their online privacy are willing to explicitly tell the very heart of government "Here I am, this is my name, street address and IP".
Also, it seems the petition requires USA residency.
Thanks for the shout-out Cory!
And yes I am aware how ineffective some petitions have been, but there have been a few with decent responses. I was not really hoping to get 25,000 right off the bat for this, but I figured if I could get it searchable on the site, that would at least give a bit more exposure to the plight of libraries in the digital age.
Only 40 more signatures to go…
I have a whitehouse.gov account, but there's something screwy going on right now. I sign in over and over but it doesn't show me as being signed in, so I can't sign the petition. Cookies are on.
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"Frankenweenie" is darned near an instant classic. Tim Burton has taken the animated short that launched his career and expanded it into a vivid and moving essay on science and love – the love a budding middle-school scientist, Victor Frankenstein, has for his dog, Sparky.
That was the kernel of the original 1984 "Frankenweenie," back at the beginning of Burton's career. Burton gives that genius concept full voice in a rich, delicately-textured, 3-D jewel in the stop-motion animation style.
Victor (voiced by Charlie Tahan) is a loner, a smart kid who spends hours in the attic, fiddling with science projects. He's pretty much friendless, save for his beloved weenie dog, Sparky.
Mom (Catherine O'Hara) indulges him, but Dad (Martin Short) wants the boy to get out, make some friends and take up a sport. Victor just wants to come up with a project for the big science fair at school.
Dad suggests they "compromise," and to Dad, that means "nobody gets what they want," so Victor finds himself at the plate, struggling to master baseball.
Miracle of miracles, he hits a home run. But a highlight of his young life is crushed when Sparky chases the home-run ball into the street and is killed.
Victor mourns in a morose, quiet way. It's only when Victor sits through a demented thunder-storm lesson by his science teacher (the always inspired Martin Landau) that he has his answer. Mr. Rzykruski has made a dead frog's muscles twitch with electricity. Victor will dig up Sparky, patch and stitch him up, attach a positive and negative lead on his neck (bolts, of course) and thunder-storm jolt his beloved dog back to life.
Burton revels in the props and appliances Victor re-purposes for his project. But he ensures that there's an animated warmth to the boy's connection to this playful goof of a mutt, who is pretty much his old self once he's revived – save for the odd body part that falls off.
There are rival students (who look like extras from old Universal horror films) aiming to beat Victor at the science fair, and a cute Goth neighbor girl (Winona Ryder) with a poodle whom Sparky sparks for. And there are big messages here, about what makes a child's connection to a dog so primal, and death and science.
When the volatile Mr. Rzykruski is challenged by parents and the school board, he gives a tactless rant that would rattle the "ignorant" corners of America to their core. "You do not understand science, so you are AFRAID of it!" thunders Landau (who won an Oscar as Bela Lugosi in "Ed Wood"). It's no wonder that "Your country does not make enough scientists."
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But it is Burton's ability to give heart to the weird, the unsympathetic and sometimes animated characters in his films that has been the hallmark of the director's career. Don't be surprised if your eyes mist over for a silly dog of clay and the stick-boy who loves him.
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Cohn: Pirates manager Hurdle is guided by history
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Statements posted here are those of our readers and do not represent the BaseballThinkFactory. Names are provided by the poster and are not verified. We ask that posters follow our submission policy. Please report any inappropriate comments.1. Mash Wilson Posted: August 15, 2011 at 02:11 AM (#3900027)
Actually it's remarkable how little experience has to do with how good your judgment is.2. RoyalsRetro (AG#1F) Posted: August 15, 2011 at 03:02 AM (#3900044)
Here's some history - the Pirates have sucked for almost twenty years, and will continue to suck in the future. Until they don't suck anymore.3. scotto Posted: August 15, 2011 at 02:27 PM (#3900195)
Thanks for posting this, Repoz. It's a refreshing change of pace from the hot political topic threads, the daily Chass-bash, the anti-Sabe straw dogs, and another Yankee/Sox article threads.
I guess I wasn't following baseball too closely when Hurdle was supposed to be the next phenom because I only remember him from the James books and his managing positions. Hurdle's sense of perspective on himself and the game are not something that you read about every day, and I admire it. It's not every man who can admit that he screwed up and turn himself around but Hurdle seems to be one of them. So thanks for posting it.
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