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BOSTON - That wasn't first baseman/DH Chris Davis who had ice packs on his right shoulder and elbow after Sunday's game.
It was winning pitcher Chris Davis who had the ice on.
Davis, who had a miserable day at the plate that almost got him into the record books for strikeouts, outpitched Red Sox outfielder Darnell McDonald to pick up the first win by an American League position player in 44 years. It enabled the Orioles to complete their first three-game sweep of the Red Sox in Fenway Park in 18 years with a 9-6, 17-inning triumph.
The victory, powered by Adam Jones' three-run homer off McDonald, also pushed the Orioles, who haven't had a winning season since 1997, into first place in the AL East, at 19-9. They are 10 games over .500 for the first time since 2005.
Davis struck out his first five times up and then, when another K would have tied the big league record for an extra-inning game, he grounded into a double play and later grounded out. That occurred before he came in to pitch in the bottom of the 16th (he also grounded out to end the 17th to go 0-for-8).
Davis his 91 mph on the radar gun in the first inning he pitched, but eventually tailed off the 85 mph.
"I was just out there trying to throw strikes and not blow the game," said Davis, a pitcher/first baseman in junior college. "A game like that where everybody's battling, trying to get a win, both teams are throwing everything they got at each other, you don't want to be the guy to blow it."
He almost was.
In the 16th, third baseman Wilson Betemit booted Marlon Byrd's grounder with two out, and Mike Aviles ripped a double to left-center. Jones got the relay to shortstop J.J. Hardy, whose short-hop throw was handled by catcher Matt Wieters to get Byrd in plenty of time.
McDonald then came on in the top of the 17th for Boston and walked Betemit, who was out trying to steal second. Hardy, who homered his first two times up, then doubled, his career-high fifth hit, and Nick Markakis walked. Jones then hit his eighth homer of the young season.
Davis gave up a single to Ryan Sweeney, a liner off the pitcher's glove, and walked Dustin Pedroia. But he struck out Adrian Gonzalez (0-for-8 in the game) on what he said it was a split-finger fastball). McDonald then grounded into a double play to end the game, and that led to a post-game shaving cream pie and beer-dousing celebration for the new ace of the staff.
According to the Elias Sports Bureau, Davis became the first player since Rube Waddell, on July 4, 1905, to go 0-for-8 in a game and get the win (it was against the Red Sox and Cy Young was the losing pitcher, both pitching 20 innings).
The two position players were the 17th and 18th pitchers in a game that lasted 6:07, the most pitchers ever used in a game at Fenway.
McDonald, who entered the game as a pinch runner in eighth inning, also pitched in a game last year, but that wasn't a tie game.
(Manager Bobby Valentine) asked me to pitch," McDonald said. "We didn't have anyone left and I'm more than willing to try. Our bullpen did a hell of a job and I wanted to pick them up. I just wasn't able to do it."
Talking about facing Davis, McDonald said, "He actually had good stuff. He had life on the ball, more than I expected. I had the chance to tie it up ... that's what disappointed me the most today."
Said Davis: "In all seriousness, to get a win like that here, to end a road trip like this, it's huge. Neither team wanted to lose today, especially when it goes into extra inning and you gotta pull everybody ... I mean they were pulling people out of the stands to finish that game ... it's just a huge win for us.
"It says a lot about our team."
The last-place Red Sox, who fell to 11-16, came back twice in the game.
After another bad start by Clay Buchholz left Boston in a 5-0 hole, rookie third baseman Will Middlebrooks, in his third major league game, tied it 5-5 with a fifth-inning grand slam and Boston was also able to come back again in the eighth.
Baltimore blew the 5-0 lead that was built on two solo homers by Hardy and a three-run shot by Robert Andino, but starter Tommy Hunter was gone in the fifth.
The Red Sox turned six double plays in the longest game at Fenway Park since June 15, 2001.
Buchholz, who heard boos as he left in the fourth, is 3-1 with a 9.09 ERA and at least five earned runs allowed in all six starts.
NOTES: Hardy had his eighth multi-homer game. ... Middlebrooks is the first Boston player since Daniel Nava (June 12, 2010) to hit a grand slam for his first major league homer. ... Rocky Colavito of the Yankees was the last American League position player to win a game, in 1986. ... Buchholz is the second Red Sox pitcher ever to record six straight games allowing at least five earned runs. Red Ruffing had eight straight in 1925. ... Righty Aaron Cook, who received 11 stitches to close a spike wound beneath his left knee Saturday, in his Red Sox debut, was placed on the 15-day disabled list. Andrew Miller was recalled from a rehab assignment (hamstring) and became the 36th player (18th pitcher) already used by the Red Sox this season when he relieved Buchholz in the fourth inning. He retired all four batters he faced Sunday, striking out the last three. ... Daisuke Matsuzaka, coming back from Tommy John surgery, makes his third minor league rehab start Monday night at Pawtucket. ... Sunday marked the 97th anniversary of Babe Ruth's first major league homer, hit for the Red Sox.
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Tatianna Rei Moonshadow
Dance - Poem by Tatianna Rei Moonshadow
I'll dance all night
I'll dance the pain away
I'll dance until the morning sun
Graces us with day
I'll dance until I'm numb
Until I don't feel anymore
I'll dance until I'm gone
And don't remember what I'm dancing for
I'll dance until you love me
I'll dance the rest of my life
I'll dance until you return
By the moon's gentle light
I'll dance to the music
Of my shattering heart
I'll dance until it doesn't hurt
As you tear me apart
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Anders Lim (10/26/2014 6:05:00 PM)
this is very very beautiful. very commendable piece, never stop writing :) (Report) Reply
Ace Cuttings (1/29/2009 1:45:00 PM)
wow... i can really feel the pain that you were going thru when you wrote this. i can totally relate. the second i go through something hard, i dance. no matter where i am, i dance. its nice. good job. (Report) Reply
Chris Biddle (10/13/2008 9:53:00 PM)
i love your poem! im a bboy myself so i can really relate! (Report) Reply
Charise Thideman (3/11/2008 5:06:00 PM)
i really like your poem. I've been dancing my whole life and can really relate to this. just wondering, can I use this poem for my english class? I'm suposed to pick a poem to use in a project, and i really like this one. let me know if you'ld rather me not.
great poem!
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Abby Sowers (5/30/2007 2:01:00 PM)
i may be young but i know a good poem when i see it This such a great poem. I can totally realate to it, For i would do all these things and feel all these things and i just love to dance.
Dance the night away,
Abby (Report) Reply
Katy Distenfeld (2/27/2007 4:48:00 PM)
I know EXACTLY what you mean. I have been dancing for 10 years and it is my life! (Report) Reply
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CHICAGO — Police say a man didn't think it was as funny as his son's mother when she sent him a picture of the 1-year-old boy bound and gagged with tape in southwest suburban Joliet.
Megan A. Reed, 23, told investigators the incident occurred in September when she was watching over several children who were playing with tape, Chief Mike Trafton said.
"She admitted taking a photo with her phone and sent it in February to the boy's father," Trafton said. Two months later, the man went to police and said he'd had trouble opening messages on his new phone, but had finally gotten it to work.
According to reports, the image shows the boy's mouth is covered and his hands are bound with the clear tape.
A warrant was issued for Reed's arrest, but she was reportedly out of the state until June when she came into the police station with a lawyer. She allegedly said the kids were having fun and her cousin taped the infant and the tape was removed after the photo.
On Monday, Reed, of Lockport, was arrested and booked into the county jail on charges of unlawful restraint and endangering the life or health of a child.
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As weather cools off here, we turn to interior projects. New cushions will be ordered of blue striped material. But we are not sure how to approach interior wood. It basically looks tired, has a couple levels of color stain some light and galley expecially looking darker and there is some mild staining on bulkhead. Our goals are to create a lighter fresher look with all stain colors matching. We are also wanting to be economical in terms of time and budget. So what does the community recommend? Full strip and start over or light sand, color matched and finish? Would anyone recommend paint anywhere?
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Oh thank God you started this thread.
I'm going through the same process. Upholstery is a no-brainer, but how the hell does one spruce up the bulkheads without ripping them out?
I have marine plywood bulkheads that have a faux wood veneer glued to them. It's essentially a photo of woodgrain on a label that was applied to the plywood. It's 40 years old, faded and looks terrible. I'm wondering if you have something similar?
One suggestion I received, was beadboard. Stain it and glue or tack it in place with finishing nails. That's one idea, but I'm still looking for others.
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You can order "door skin" plywood if you want a whole new look. Cherry, ash, maple, etc. and it's easy to glue onto the old panels way easier then trying to do veneer overlay.
Re: Help with tired interior
just another note... "YACHTY" looking interior wood work usually has more horizontal lines reminiscent of planking, not like "paneling" we see in houses reminiscent of the 70s :)
Re: Help with tired interior
Denise, can you elaborate on the door skin? Proivide a link to some sources?
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Re: Help with tired interior
I personally think it looks in reasonable shape and a light sanding, re-stain and a couple light clear coats of varnish, maybe in a semi-gloss would having it look ship-shape in no time..
Re: Help with tired interior
It seems to me like interiors that look bright are so because of lots of natural light, and lots of very light colors in counters and cushions.
I think I would consider painting bulkheads white. Or maybe the galley cabinets (white seems logical in a kitchen, and it would be visual separation between the galley and the salon).
Re: Help with tired interior
If it's stained wood, you can try some of the restore a finish type products. Don't have one in front of me but they do a good job blending water stains and such on furniture.
Bubblehead, I'd probably go with wood veneer if you really want to spruce up the looks of the fake veneer. Something like this Buy Mahogany Veneer 12 sq ft pack at Woodcraft
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Thanks guys and gals, just what I was looking for.
I think Luan might be a little thicker than what I'm looking for, but the Woodcraft veneer might be just the ticket!
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LONDON, Dec 21 (Reuters Breakingviews) - Few executives had a worse 2012 than Bob Diamond. The ex-Barclays (BARC.L) chief executive started the year running one of the few UK banks without a big government stake, and spearheading a drive to make banks better citizens. He ends it having been forced out following a perfect storm of shareholder revolts, regulatory ire and, most notoriously, Libor.
Diamond can't escape the huge dent Libor has left in his reputation. Suggestions that Barclays might have submitted artificially low rates in the now-discredited daily process to set interbank borrowing rates may have been rendered less toxic by financial stability considerations. But Barclays Capital traders also tried to fix Libor during the boom to line their own pockets. Although Diamond denies any knowledge of the wrongdoing, he was running the investment bank at the time. He had to go.
Yet perversely Libor may enable Diamond to regain some of his sparkle. It's become increasingly clear that other banks also tried to fix Libor, and that their settlements could match or exceed Barclays' $450 million regulatory fine. UBS UBSN.VX has already exceeded it by a wide margin. If full details of their misdeeds are published it would be surprising if it didn't affect how people think about Diamond.
Any Diamond rehabilitation would probably happen outside the UK. Investors will probably still be narked about Barclays' decision to award him 80 percent of his possible bonus for 2011, when Barclays flunked its stated returns targets. And UK regulatory disclosures in the wake of Libor make it clear supervisors didn't approve of the hard-driving culture Diamond set at Barclays.
Yet Diamond could pop back up in his native U.S. Providing Barclays is shown to be in the pack on Libor-fixing, he could secure a non-executive position on a financial board. Alternatively, his experience setting up a global-sized investment bank could come in handy as universal banks start shedding non-core investment bank assets.
The main threat to rehabilitation is further dirt from Barclays. The UK bank is the subject of an independent review into its culture by lawyer Anthony Salz, and a Serious Fraud Office probe into its Middle Eastern capital-raising in 2008. Yet unless these heap further ordure, 2013 should be a better year for Bob Diamond.
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a resident of Rosewood
on Apr 13, 2012 at 10:26 am
If only we had a background check and waiting period for purchases of Coke and Mentos these things wouldn't happen.
a resident of Another Pleasanton neighborhood
on Apr 13, 2012 at 11:07 am
Bombs don't kill people, people kill people. What about our 2nd Amendment rights?
a resident of Pleasanton Valley
on Apr 27, 2012 at 2:18 pm
Maybe they'll be able to get jobs at the Lab someday. Sounds like they have talent. :)
a resident of Another Pleasanton neighborhood
on Apr 27, 2012 at 4:46 pm
They probably learned about the chemicals in science class. The issue here is that the kids probably didn't realize it is a felony. Talking to my 17 year old, he knew it was "wrong" but not a felony or what "a felony" meant. If parents don't explain laws and what they mean to the kids, how are the kids suppose to know. Nevermind that their brains aren't developed enough to make "reasonable" decisions like this. Maybe science classes should come with a disclaimer .....
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The villa is within its own gated grounds with interior and exterior dining Sunloungers and parasols overlook the south facing pool with views across a valley of pine forests were you can watch the sunrise and set with a good novel & a glass of rose.
Our villa sleeps 6 having the benefit of airconditioning in the bedrooms and main living areas.
There are 3 dbl bedrooms. 1 on the top floor with its own terrace and wonderful four poster bed with an adjoining bathroom..A further spacious double bedroom opens onto a terrace with a seperate bathroom.
The 3rd bedroom has an ensuite with a secondary lounge and fully fitted kitchen. Ideal for families with teenagers or groups of friends. Or if you require seperate living space for a nanny.
The main kitchen is modern in provencal style having a large range cooker with built in larder fridge/freezer and dishwasher and has all the equipment you need for your home from home. Double doors open up onto another terrace with outside dining table and seating with a range BBQ.
Light floods into the main living area with a double aspect opening onto the pool and exterior dining terrace.
The interiors with marble floors have been beautifully restored to create a romantic hideaway with crystal chandeliers and carefully chosen furnishings.
La Colle sur Loup is a delightful historic picturesque village with restaurants, cafes, butcher, bakers, grocers. There are large suparmarkets within 5 - 10 minutes drive.
Just a short walk down the bottom of the road is the River Loup. A lovely walk whatever time of year not too far but shaded and cool in Summer ideal for a picnic or wrap up in Autumn and Winter to watch the water racing down from the mountains.Facilities are available there for Kayaking and rock climbing.
Le Cottage du Loup is perfect for a romantic getaway, families with children over 10 or friends sharing.
St Paul de Vence is a famous walled village only a 5 minute drive with many art galleries and its foundation Maeght is a must for art lovers.
The nearest beach is 10-15 mins drive but the choice along the coast is vast. Golf courses and tennis nearby. A great area for cycling enthusiasts too. With plenty of watersports along the coast. Nice is only 15 mins, Antibes 20, Cannes 35, Monaco 40 or a train runs along the coast from Cagnes sur mer if you prefer a break from driving only 10 mins away with parking. If you have some time left there's an immense choice of shops and boutiques with the newly opened Polygone Riviera Centre for shopping, retaurants, cinema only 5 - 10 min drive away..
The nearest Golf course with club house and pro shop is at Villeneuve Loubet approx 6kms from the villa go to www.golfdevilleneuveloubet.com or there are 13 other courses close by go to www.en.leadinggolfcourses.com then type in France then La Colle sur Loup it will bring up all the golf courses with information. If we can help further just get n touch
here are two tennis clubs in the area. The first in la Colle sur Loup village a 3 minute drive or very walkable. There are 4 courts 1 clay and 3 synthetic managed by a small association. Anyone can book a court. The price is very reasonable.
The second a bigger club in Vence approx 15 minute drive with approx 10 courts all in clay a club house and small restaurant. You can book a court as a non member.
Our welcome lady will be happy to assist with information on the area prior to your visit or upon arrival.
We live in the UK with our two daughters.We fell in love with Le Cottage from the moment we walked up the gated drive. After purchasing in 2003 it then took us a further 5 years to renovate including the addition of a pool which overlooks a magnificent view down a conservation valley of pine trees. We wanted to create somewhere really special to go, full of beautiful things. Each time we arrive we all still feel excited and have had some wonderful times with family and friends. We now have regular guests who revisit each year and they also feel like its their home from home.
Carmela Blackman purchased this villa in 2003
We love the area with its diversity from historic towns, beautiful walled villages, mountains and having the sea close by.
The way of life, food, wine and of course the sunshine.
A big plus is it's great access to the airport only 15 mins away but being on the edge of the countryside. Nearest train station 10 mins, motorway 7 mins. Its close to Nice, Cannes, Antibes and only 40 mins to Monaco or over to Italy in just under an hour. It has great links to pretty much anywhere along the French Riviera .
The area is so diverse being close to beaches, mountains, river walks and all amenities whether you want to play golf, tennis or visit one of the beautiful hill top villages like St Paul only a 5 minute drive away. There is so much to do and never enough time. Although it is close for accessibility it is tucked away for when you just want to relax away from it all.
As a family there are so many things we love about Le Cottage du Loup.
Its a wonderful place to wake up everyday. You can while away the hours just relaxing by the pool admiring the view.
Its close proximity to everything is just perfect whilst still feeling away from it all. Its great being near La Colle Sur Loup as you have all you need in the village and an open market on Saturday mornings.
Many of our guests intend on visiting so many places but say once they arrive they stock up on food and wine and spend most of their days by the pool, cooking alfresco on the range BBQ. Or go for a stroll down to the River Loup.
Saint-Paul de Vence is only a 5 minute drive away and has long been a haven of the famous. During the 1960s, it was frequented by French actors Yves Montand, Simone Signoret and Lino Ventura, and poet Jacques Prévert.
We have a wonderful team who look after our guests. Our House manager who speaks several languages including English is on hand should you need advice for restaurants or information on the local area.
When you stay at Le Cottage du Loup you can be assured that our support team keep everything ship shape and our House Manager will be there to deal with any issues should they arise.
We hope you have a wonderful stay.
Taken from our guest book at the villa
Salute Carmela. We had two wonderful weeks here on the Cote d'azur.
Thank you for a wonderful time in your villa........you come through the door and its home.
Thanks to our welcome lady and housekeeper. We have discovered our love for the South of France
A beautiful property in a stunning location, excellent for our family holiday with 2 teenage girls. Great facilities made it a pleasure to stay here for the second time.
Owner Carmela and Michele made it so welcoming and it was a pleasure to book our break with them again and I would most definitely recommend this property both for its location near Nice, Cannes and yet peaceful surroundings. A visit to St Paul is a must.
The villa looks as though it belongs in a romantic movie. Tastefully decorated and has air conditioning that is helpful when the temperatures rise. It easily accommodates six people, all bedrooms with private baths. The kitchen is large enough to do some serious cooking. The villa has the added bonus of the lower sleeping quarters, the "Poets Corner". This is a self-contained area with its own, sleeping and sitting areas, a kitchenette and terrace. This was truly appreciated by our niece and her boyfriend.
The views are beautiful and a great way to start and end the day is with a dip in the pool.
Would definitely stay here again.
Resided here September, 2016
Kathy & Robert
The Smith family strongly recommend this beautiful cottage .It is extremely well equipped, beautifully furnished with great attention to detail . A short walk to the village that has lots of great eating places to chose from . Can't wait to return .
Just back from an amazing two week stay at this wonderful villa.
The accommodation is superb, tastfully decorated French style and very very comfortable. Three en-suite bedrooms on separate floors allows much privacy. Kitchen was well equipped and lovely lounge, although we didn't spend much time here as the weather was too good to be sitting indoors.
The pool is amazing with wonderful views across the valley, we enjoyed many evenings eating by the BBQ in the moonlight, it was perfection!
The villa is situated in a quiet location on the outskirts of La Colle-Sur-Loup a short drive from from Nice airport and close to other beautiful villages which are well worth visiting.
Nice, Monaco and Antibes are all within close proximity either by car or train.
We found the booking process to be great too as was checking in and cleaning - thank you Carmela, Michelle and the team!
We would not hesitate in recommending this villa to others in the hope that they too will be fortunate enough to stay at Le Cottage also!
We certainly hope to return.
Thank you it was the best.
As a family we had a fantastic stay. Location is great with an excellent view. The house is really well laid out for a family and there is plenty to see and do in the vicinity. Having stayed many times in the area before this was the best house we have taken. Many thanks Carmela.
We had a great week at Le Cottage. The property is excellent and very well equipped. The swimming pool is lovely and we enjoyed the many hours of sunshine. The villa is beautifully finished and spotlessly clean.
The villa is in a great location within easy distance to Cannes, Nice , Monaco and St Paul.
Carmella and Michele were very helpful at every stage.
We would defiently recommend it and hopefully we will return.
Le Cottage Du Loup/Poets Retreat is a couple of minutes from La Colle Sur Loup Village with restaurants, cafes, bakers, butcher, supermarket and a short stroll down to the River Loup for a lovely tree lined walk along the river bank with kayaking and rock climbing . St Paul De Vence the 2nd most visited village in France is only a 5 min drive with the world renowned Colombe D'or Restaurant visited by many celebrities and some of the finest art galleries in the country including Foundation Maeght. Other picturesque villages close by include Vence, Tourrettes Sur Loup, Mougin, Grasse, Biot. With easy access all along the coast whether to Monaco and the Grand Prix , Antibes and its yachts, Cannes for the music and film festivals, Nice for its wonderful market in Cours Saleya. Italy, St. Tropez.. In Winter skiing is approx 50 mins to Greolieres or slightly further to Isola 2000. Golf nearby in Villeneuve Loubet and tennis courts in the village and Vence.
Other Activities: rock climbing, 5 minute walk down to the River Loup. Also local tennis clubs one a 3 minute drive in the village or a larger one in Vence named Cayron
Golf: The nearest golf course is at Villeneuve Loubet 5.3 kms from the villa. It has a Club house and Pro shop and has 9 holes.
If you visit www.golfdevilleneuveloubet.com for more information
However there are 13 golf clubs within easy reach for information please go to www.en.leadingcourses.com then click on France then type in La Colle sur loup it will bring them all up with all the info on them. Or get in touch with us by email if we can help further.
Ski: The nearest ski resorts are Isola 2000, Valberg, Auron, Greolieres. There is also a ski bus which departs from Nice, Cannes and Antibes but for up to date information log onto www.allaboutnice.com then link onto ski from Nice.
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Housekeeping/cleaning is included in the price but payable at the villa. We will re calculate the amount you pay less the cleaning/laundry cost prior to you booking. It works out exactly the same. We quote the whole price so you know what you are paying rather than tell you there are additional cleaning fees once booked..
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|This is a discussion on Cast your Vote: Is live easier than Online? within the online poker forums, in the General Poker section; I have noticed on poker forums (not just this one) that many players comment about how "live is so much easier" and "live players are
|: Is live poker easier than online poker?
|Yes. Live poker is easier than online.
|No. They are different but equally difficult.
|No. Live poker is harder than online poker.
|I don't know. I haven't played enough of both to compare.
|Voters: 94. You may not vote on this poll
Cast your Vote: Is live easier than Online?
I have noticed on poker forums (not just this one) that many players comment about how "live is so much easier" and "live players are so much worse" The comments along those lines are so ubiquitous that it almost seems like a poker fact. However, I really question the validity of this assumption.
My gut feeling is that this is an assumption made by players who primarily play online and when observing the inherent differences in live play, these online players categorize those differences as "weakeness" or "leaks" or sub-optimal play.
So...please cast your vote, but also please post below what you voted for, also estimate what percentage of live poker you play (We are going to use hours played online vs hours played live as the measuring stick...not # of hands or # tournaments just for simplicity sake so we are all using the same language). and then please post a few reasons WHY you voted the way you did.
1) what you voted for
2) % hours played live
3) why you voted the way you did
I'll start. I voted that live is harder than online. I play about 65% live.
OK, I think they are actually pretty close in difficulty, however I think a few key factors "tip" the scale to make live just a bit harder.
1) No poker tracker/ HUD/ Stats at the ready. you have to collect that data all by yourself, store it, and then recall it and apply it when you need to.
2) Tells. You might be giving them off. You need to try and pick up tells on other players because they are trying to do it to you.
It is entirely possible that #1 and #2 cancel each other out....but I find my HUD stats to be so much more useful than my ability to pick up live tells...so for me online is easier in this respect.
#3 serious player or not, everybody is stuck watching 1 table. so at least on a subconscious level every player, even the fish has seen how you play.
#4 because of the increased rake and tip it is much harder to "beat" live poker. So, in essence players who manage to sustain a win rate MAY possess additional skills beyond an online player who can beat the same limit.
edit to add: I can't wait for Duggs to reply! We like to have a friendly forum battle/debate every couple of weeks!
I really can't decide on an answer because I think it depends on your own individual skill sets.
For me playing live is easier because:
1. I think I am pretty good at getting reads live - not as good at using hud stats effectively online.
2. I have focus issues which are much much easier to rein in on a single live table vs 1-6 online tables.
3. Online I feel like my opponents can see right through my soul - live I feel like most of my opponents only think they can see through my soul. I am also pretty good at giving the wrong impression of myself on a live table.
4. I get a feeling of excitement and being where I should be when playing live - when I play online I often feel out of my element.
As you can see all of those things are mental and emotional - both of which I think are crucial when playing poker. I have the same skill sets otherwise live and online. The only technical thing I can think of is that when playing online you know exactly what the pot size is at all times and what the exact chip stacks of your opponents are. Live you have to "guestimate" a lot.
The comparison is not even close.
re: Poker & Cast your Vote: Is live easier than Online?
You can argue which field is softer til the cows come home - but there fact is live presents you as a player more information about your opponents than online is able to do. If you are any kind of player live will always be easier.
The great equalizer is 3rd party HUD's. Without that, Live vs Online would be no discussion at all.
Ok...I can jive with the notion...perhaps even the fact that $200 live is roughly equivalent to $5-$10 online. But does that make it easier? Does that make the players worse? I don't think so.
Basically, the stakes need an "exchange rate". If a burrito and beer in Guatemala costs $2 and the same thing in San Diego costs $12. That doesn't make the Guatemalan meal worse, or of lower quality...and it doesn't make the San Diego meal a rip off either.
I think if you found some accurate formula to compare online stakes to live stakes you would find the level of play to be pretty similar between the 2, and then depending on your individual skills one will be easier for you than the other. For me, the HUD makes online a tiny bit easier.
it seems to me that online poker is a little easier, than game in live tournaments because when you play houses you it is weakened, you can go to drink to tea, to make to itself to eat and so on, and at game in live poker you need to be very concentrated, but also online poker on the difficult game, here isn't present comparison, online and live poker is 2 different types of game) I so think
Online I play $1-$77. With the majority being $3-$15
So, for ourselves we have "equalized" The stakes between the 2 worlds.
But between our own equalized stakes...assuming $5 roughly equals $200 do you think live is still easier?
For me... My ROI is higher online.
But a lot of my friends are like you with higher online ROI's than live.
equalizing stakes is kinda a redic qualification tho. thats like saying plo is waaaaaay easier than nl if we compare 2000nl online to 2plo. any stake online difficulty of opponents> same stake live.
by definition 200nl live being equivalent to 5nl online is because the players are worse than the 200nl online players, not to mention the 100/50/25nl players. its really not a difficult concept.
re: Poker & Cast your Vote: Is live easier than Online?
I don't think live dollars and online dollars equate for a buncha products, for a buncha reasons.
We all expect to pay less for a digital version of something vs a hard copy.
Kindle books vs hard cover
MP3 song vs single On vinyl
Etickets vs paper tickets
Turbo tax vs accountant
Amazon vs department store
My prediction is in the near future we'll have to pay more for paper statements from our banks and utilities.
I play $1 online blackjack when I have a promo code, and I play $15-$25 blackjack in a casino. Is the casino blackjack easier? Nope. I'm paying more for the physical experience... Not for an easier game.
I think your argument would be a lot more valid if brick and mortar casinos offered $0.01/0.02 cash tables and $1 tourneys. But their margins wouldn't be big enough to pay the rent and pay the staff's wages...so necessarily the "micro limits" in a live game must be bigger.
The same fish, who knows he is a beginner will sit down at a $1 tourney online and a $50 tourney live...what I mean is micro players play the micros wherever they are at. $50 is the micros live... So that is where you will find the micro players. But both games; the $1 online or $50 live will consist of the same level of players. The "field" be be roughly equivalent in skills and experience in the 2 tourneys once you equalize the stakes.
Live poker is infinitely easier than online. At the lowest limits, there are people who can break even or even grind a profit at $1-$2 who would get crushed at NL5. If you talk to NL5 regs, you can easily discern that they have a much greater understanding of poker than 99% of live $1-$2 regs.
I voted that live is more difficult.
I've played about half of my playing hours live, though that does leave me playing double the number of hands online, minimum
I voted the way I did because of the pace of play in live play. There are aspects that make it easier; for example, I can read players much more easily in live play and live players do seem to be far more polarizing than online (probably because online players can use HUDs to make sure they include balance). However, patience is a skill and is the primary skill utilized in poker. Live poker tests your patience in ways that online poker not only CANNOT, but online poker doesn't want to either (See Zoom Poker, Rush Poker, etc.) When the wins and losses are coming so quickly that they're off-setting each other by the minute, there's no aspect of patience. When you have to deal with the sting of a sick beat while someone looks you in the face like they knew they were gonna spike a 2-outer the whole time; that's difficult.
re: Poker & Cast your Vote: Is live easier than Online?
I just dont like the comment about that this is the same as online micro buy-in, and I can expect a lot fishing.
This is the only legal game nearby were I live, we habe a very strict low about gambling in Denmark. And often they are cancelled due to too few sign ups.
All you have to do is look at high stakes and nosebleeds live poker and see that they are playing like 200nl online regs to realize that online poker is tougher.
People talk about online poker being hard to move up stakes, but the truth is that even regs at low limits are playing relatively well these days. At live 1/2, you still have people limp/calling for 15% of their stack. You can argue until you're blue in the face that there are "style differences" but that's a mistake. Move up to like 10/25 and things will start to look much more like "an online game."
re: Cast your Vote: Is live easier than Online?
I think that everybody is missing the point. Online you're playing against the computer as well as the other players. Online play is just a video game that uses poker rules. Live poker in a casino is real poker. RY
I think playing Live is easier for the simple reason that a higher % of peole playing Live poker are playing to have fun and to enjoy themselves and even doing things such as drinking and socializing.
Where online you have fewer people playing to just have fun and more playing to get better at poker and instead of drinking they are using HUDs and instead of socializing they are correctly putting you on a range of hands lol
People play 1/2 Live like some one would play .01/0.2 online. They don't understand what your check raise means they aren't putting you on hand ranges if they have top pair they are never folding..
I was playing 1/2 live (300 Max Buyin) and flopped a set of 3's on a KJ3 board and GII against two people one with K7 the other with AQ... of course the T came on the river.. but still.. My tight image and only showing up with the nuts should have told them they were wayyy behind but they see they hit it doesn't matter how hard they will play it..
Online if I flopped a set there no way am I GII as easy at even 25NL...
People are looking for a thrill Live and chasing a straight is a thrill people are looking to improve/play for a living online
This is the best rationale I have heard so far. The other was duggs point about online the regs multi table and live they can't. Those are 2 pretty compelling reasons.
I will concede the point that at the exact same stakes, live is easier than online. But that wasn't my question. Since we ALL equate $5 online with roughly $200 live I'm trying to compare the 2 games that are likely to have the same caliber of player as far as experience. To state that the only thing that makes a game easy or hard is the field us just one aspect of the game. Perhaps a big one, but not the whole picture.
The problem I have with comparing $100 online tourney to a $100 live tourney is that if you do that...then what are you ever going to compare a $1 online tourney to? It even a $5 or $10 or $20 online tourney... There is no comparison that exists so you can't make a consistent, logical case.
I have noticed that most of the respondents except about 3 didn't state what % of live they play...so I wonder if that means they primarily play online.
The reason I started this thread is because I post a lot of live hands for review and I frequently get comments like "well since live is easier and the players are so bad you should..." And while at the sane exact stakes that may be true I'm talking about a $500 or $1,000 tourney and people who play $5-$20 online are telling me that ABC strategy is all you need to play live, or they assume all these tourneys are soft bingo-fests just because they are live.
I don't think there is anything wrong or pointless about challenging widely held assumptions...even if it turns out I'm wrong. In poker and in life it's not enough to just believe something, you need to know why you believe something to be effective.
I haven't played live nearly as much as I would like to mostly because of my bad eye sight I'm currently making an appointment to see if I am a candidate for LASIK's
I honestly think the hardest part about Live is seeing the cards lol.. that and the discomfort of a staredown with or without the nuts (it's awkward)
When I do play live I usually stay till everyone leaves which can be 1 to 8 hours =o
however to answer the question I would say 95% online to 5% Live but that's mostly because I'm always online lol
I have not played live a lot yet so I took the last option.
From a nuts and bolts perspective, online is easier because it gives you all the chip counts and whatnot. First time I played live I was confused, the game seemed to go SO fast I was missing my turn had to ask questions of things I should have known, etc. And I was concentrating!! :-) I was also nervous though, and that didn't help.
I really think that it is difficult to compare the two though, they are just different. I tend to play a good game more consistently at live games because I focus 100%. I don't have any other potential distractions (phone/daughter/door ... dog and cats!). I also feel a lot more competitive when I'm actually sitting at a table. At the same time, if I play somewhere I haven't played before ... because I haven't played a lot of live ... I still get nervous.
Tells are the other thing ... if you give them away and you can't pick them up - you're going to do better online! If you don't give them away and you can pick them up that's a big advantage and live is going to be easier for you.
Chip counts is another thing that can make live difficult at first but I am slowly getting the hang of it and am getting better at stacking chips, keeping a chip count where I'm not counting my stack every 5 seconds...
The other thing I still can screw up is keeping track of the pot and I have to do a quick recap of everything before I bet to figure out how much to bet lol..
Skill wise however I would say that in general online players are tougher for the reason I mentioned earlier; More live players are there to have fun and for an experience then people who play online poker took the time to download the software create an account and are there for the sole purpose of playing poker, not as ,many recreational players find it fun sitting in front of a laptop for hours playing for 20 bucks or so..
re: Poker & Cast your Vote: Is live easier than Online?
Uh what is this topic trying to compare? 1/2 live to 5NL online? Nothing about the stakes is mentioned in the OP and I didn't really read the topic in a meticulous manner, so are we just shifting around goal posts as we go along or is this poll genuinely geared toward 5NL players who are also live regs.


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(Reuters) - Nico Rosberg seized the Formula One championship lead from aggrieved Mercedes team mate Lewis Hamilton in Monaco but he may have to hand it straight back in Montreal this weekend.
With their rivalry sure to be as fierce as ever, despite both drivers playing down talk of feuding in recent days, Hamilton can be expected to hit back hard at one of his favorite circuits.
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I've recently been playing replaying Suikoden for the PS1. The thought initially came to me an excuse to revisit an old JRPG I was fond of but never finished, then my ambition grew. The trek became a little longer. Now I'm in the midst of doing something I've always wanted to do, a personal platinum trophy if you will. The 100% playthrough of Suikoden 1 and 2. 108 Stars of Destiny, both games, back to back. I've accepted the necessary use of FAQs in this, but I'm limiting myself as much as possible. No walkthroughs, only appendices, never using them to look ahead in the game, only for retroactive collection purposes. I've also been alternating between five save files (remember doing that?). At the time of writing, I'm about 20 hours into the first Suikoden, and here are some of my thoughts on it.
If I had to put it simply, I like it. It's still presented like a 16-bit JRPG, so the dialogue is more like reading a play than a novel. The way I see it, the story is juggling three separate narrative threads, all of which get tied together. The conflict set up by the evil witch Windy, established in the beginning. Then there's the civil war that you're leading against the corrupt empire which ripped your family apart. And the "Outlaws of the Marsh" themed spiritual/political journey of gathering the 108 Stars of Destiny. The first part is mysterious, the civil war is an interesting look at what "liberation" means, and the 108 characters serve as vehicles to tell local back-story where ever you go.
Because you are going to meet 108 character allies and a handful of antagonists, its near impossible to develop each characters back-stories and motivations in great length. This inevitably means that you can group dozens of characters into tiers: from major reoccurring characters, to extras, and everything in between. Minor people who join your side sometimes need to be in your current party to recruit someone else, but it leads to some interesting moments which only hint at these characters larger lives.
This is a very straight forward JRPG in its basic mechanics and presentation, but actually accommodates the 108 Stars of Destiny theme pretty well. The story beats constantly require you to take two or three different people with you at a time, allowing you to choose the remaining slots of your six-member party. But this doesn't mean that you constantly level grinding to keep dozens of characters at a similar strength, because the game kind of lets you break it.
Experience yield dramatically changes depending on the level of the character gaining it. Low level character rocket upwards in levels while your main character seems to sluggishly gain exp throughout the game. But it never feels too hard.
Even more important than leveling, equipping your character correctly is what actually makes a difference. That means you need tons of money. Any equipment you saw at various villages stores all appear in you headquarters market, forging your weapons (it's really just paying money to make its Atk value go up, characters can't change weapons) can be done by your blacksmiths, and money can be earned at your very own gambling den. All within the comforts of home base, so long as you've recruited people to staff these amenities. It creates a really interesting, insular feeling to developing your characters. It's cool that throughout the adventure, you are getting more powerful, your army is getting stronger, and eventually have near limitless potential to make any character amazing. It invites you to break it, which is great. But I just can't help but think it could have been presented a little cleaner. A fifth of my play sessions are running around my castle, why can't I just have some centralized menus?
I believe that art direction and execution are the key ingredients that make a game look good, not necessarily the technology behind it. That said, your graphical expectations for this game should not be on par with other PS1 RPGs. It's an early, pre-FF VII role-playing game. It's more comparable to Final Fantasy IV, or SoulBlazer. In fact, most SNES or Genesis games probably have a greater depth of animation than Suikoden does.
Dynamic sprite work is limited, so much so that I think the developers are slyly mocking themselves in the loading screens. Each loading screen has an animated sprite from the game, but there are so few in the game that you literally see every sprites animations presented on the loading screen. It's sort of pathetic. The character portraits are very nice, and I like the battle effect where the camera zooms in for a critical hit and the sprites scale up. The spells show us how developers were trying to use polygons for a "wow" effect early on; neat, but a tad drawn out. When everything is said and done, this games graphics might be its biggest challenge when returning to it.
Lovely. It's subtle, exotic, and varied. The songs that you hear often (your home base, battle theme, over world) tend to begin soft and their volume crescendos. It's gives a good sense of transition because it fades in and picks up at the part of the track it was playing earlier.
Everything considered, I've had many of this games tracks stuck in my head since I began playing. So I guess that's a pretty good sign.
I expect that I have five to eight more hours left in this game. I'm also glad that I'm finally replaying it to completion. I would recommend that if someone wants to play this game, they should pick it up on PSN. The episodic splitting of the games chapters lend themselves really well to handheld gaming. Ultimately, I think the game is alright, but certainly not the best on the system. Which brings me to the real point of playing Suikoden: continuity and investment with Suikoden 2. Arguably one of the greatest JRPGs, irrelevant of age. It's worth your time if you want to explore this genre on the PS1, particularly if you're interested in what Japanese developers did with role-playing games before they had a model to draw on. Thanks for reading!
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Following up on its successful Nike + iPod Sport Kit, Nike plans to release a series of at least two and perhaps three hybrid watch and wireless remote control accessories for Nike + iPod Sport Kit-equipped iPod nanos, iLounge has learned. One is Flight+, a sophisticated digital wrist watch and wireless remote control, while another is Amp+, a less complex watch design previously disclosed in an issue of Men's Health magazine, but now fully detailed by an iLounge reader. A third model, Aero+, appears to be destined for iPod release as well; as of press time, iLounge is awaiting additional details from Nike.
Planned for release on May 1 of this year, Flight+ ($129, shown above) is a wireless iPod remote control with a complete digital wristwatch as its body. In a novel design, Flight+'s music controls, such as volume and track adjustment, are built into a rocking bezel around its central Electroluminescent (EL) backlit watch screen. Available in two colors, this watch will feature standard time, date, and chronometer features, including alarms, plus the ability to trigger the Nike + iPod Sport Kit's voice feedback feature.
Previously disclosed to Men's Health by Nike, the upcoming Amp+ is a bracelet-styled remote control with a stripped-down subset of Flight+'s features. Amp+ includes its own integrated LED display with the ability to display either time or iPod control status, an iPod shuffle-styled control pad to let users change tracks, adjust volume, and play/pause songs on the iPod, and special Sport Controls to call up the Sport Kit's special voice feedback and PowerSong features.
Like Flight+, Amp+ is listed as a May 1, 2007 release, but this model is shown in five different colors - two pinks, two reds, and an orange - each at an $79 price. Though the majority of its body appears to be made from plastic, Amp+ is described as using a solid stainless steel double action clasp to seal shut on the wearer's wrist.
A third watch called Aero+ also appears to be in the offing for iPod owners. Shown in two differently colored versions, Aero+ appears to be a men's version of the Flight+ design, with a larger body, more rugged look, and similar wireless remote and clock functionality. Neither pricing nor a projected release date are listed for this model.
The three watches appear to be part of a larger move by Nike into the Sport Kit Sensor-ready watch business - including steps to be taken without Apple. Two additional products, the Nike Speed+ Kit for Men, and the Nike Speed+ Kit for Women, are each apparently planned to ship in two colored versions, packaged along with a Nike+-branded USB receiver and Nike+ Sensor for $129. These Speed+ watches eliminate the need for an iPod to store your performance data, instead transferring the shoe-mounted Sensor's distance, pace, elapsed time and calorie details to the watch's simple built-in LCD screen and memory chip, then sending the saved data to the USB receiver and your computer. Without an iPod, both music and voice feedback will be missing. The Speed+ Kits will also be available at the beginning of May.
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I'm sorry to say, but those are really ugly. Guess they don't have Ive designing them.
Posted by Ted Wood in East Amherst, NY, USA on January 19, 2007 at 4:00 PM (CST)
I like the Amp+ and at $79 I'll probably buy one when it comes out.
The one problem I have with my Nike+ running situation is that I wear the Nike+ short sleeve shirts that have the pocket for the iPod and the cable up the inside. As nice as the shirts are, it's not easy to press the center button or invoke the powersong while I'm running because of body movement.
For $79, I'll give the watch a try.
Posted by Mike Cosentino in East Amherst, NY, USA on January 19, 2007 at 6:09 PM (CST)
Now if one of these watches replaces the watch for my Nike wireless heart rate monitor I'm there.
Posted by sean in East Amherst, NY, USA on January 19, 2007 at 8:09 PM (CST)
Ted, you may think they're ugly, I think that they actually look pretty cool. I don't have a nike+, but these certainly have my interest. That Amp+ is looking pretty nice.
Posted by Shreddie in East Amherst, NY, USA on January 20, 2007 at 12:25 AM (CST)
I like the simplicity of the amp+ myself. Does anyone get how the amp+ displays the time? It looks like there are 6 vertical strips, how does that show the time
Posted by jo in East Amherst, NY, USA on January 20, 2007 at 2:27 AM (CST)
I'm in for the Amp+. And when (please?) the heart rate monitor function is added to the next gen, I'll sell the Amp+ on eBay & upgrade.
Posted by gutefahrt in East Amherst, NY, USA on January 21, 2007 at 4:47 PM (CST)
In regards the colors of the Amp+, what is said above, i don't think is entirely accurate. The pic's seem to be tinged a redish colour through out, so my opinion on the colours is - Black, Red, Orange, Pink and Grey. For example, the Black is solid, the Red, is black with a red backing (akin to the Nano Nike Armband), the Orange is Black with Orange Backing the Pink is a deep pink with a light pink backing, and the grey has a pastel pink backing. the Backing can be seen at teh side of the watch when worn, or the inside of the whole strap when worn.
Again, that's just my take on it!
Posted by gireland in East Amherst, NY, USA on January 21, 2007 at 5:01 PM (CST)
The thing marked "display" on the Amp+ is akin to a dot matrix, likely in a grid pattern, which should be able to display any number (and more) by lighting up the proper dots. In the pictures above, they all appear to be displaying the "play/pause" (like >|| if you follow) symbols. Waaaaahahahahaaaaa, widdle bwudderrrrr ... aaaaahahahahaaaaa ... you can make it on your own ... waaaaaaa. Scuse.
Posted by bonk in East Amherst, NY, USA on January 21, 2007 at 7:47 PM (CST)
aw man, I feel like such an idiot now, why o why did I not recognize that the Amp+ was displaying play/pause? I was trying to reason out what times it said for the longest time. Thanks bonk
Posted by shreddie in East Amherst, NY, USA on January 22, 2007 at 1:48 AM (CST)
Isn't it strange that they don't have a "Lance" bracelet (yellow)? I thought they'd be all over taht one
Posted by cannon in East Amherst, NY, USA on January 22, 2007 at 9:32 AM (CST)
Wow those watches are ugly. The lack of HRM is still a glaring issue, and I was really hoping that the watches would solve that… Now I am not so sure I will be buying one until HRM is added.
Posted by akatsuki in East Amherst, NY, USA on January 22, 2007 at 12:52 PM (CST)
Does anyone know if there are plans to provide a version of the Sport Kit that will work with 5G Ipods?
Posted by JC in East Amherst, NY, USA on January 22, 2007 at 4:44 PM (CST)
5G IPods? You shouldn't be running with a hard drive, stick to the solid state iPods for running.
Posted by Rob in East Amherst, NY, USA on January 22, 2007 at 5:55 PM (CST)
Without a HRM these watches don't add much value. With a HRM they could pretty much take the market away from Garmin and Polar. Won't buy one unless it has a HRM
Posted by datim in East Amherst, NY, USA on January 24, 2007 at 2:15 PM (CST)
yow i like the idea. I would like it have a little build in speaker so i could listen without head phone. so i could listen my favourite music while in a boring meeting or just where u can't make much noise.
also i like those nice design but it would be better in black and where the band is as the same size as the face.
And also size is important. nothing less than 256mb max size unlimited.
How could i get one? i am in Jamaica.
Posted by Sir. Dre in East Amherst, NY, USA on April 11, 2007 at 2:45 PM (CDT)
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Milwaukee 5387-22 Drill Hammer Vsr 1/2In 8.5A
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Product Description
Key Features
- Capacity in steel twist bit: 1/2 in, capacity in concrete: 3/4 in, self feed bit capacity: 2 in
- Heavy-duty metal gear case: Withstands daily jobsite use, yet is light enough to reduce operator fatigue
- Powerful 8.5 A dual-speed motor: Optimized for concrete fastening with overload protection. Choose 1-1000 rpm/0-16,000 BPM or 0-2500 rpm/0-40,000 BPM
- QUIK-LOK cord: 10-ft 3-wire grounded rubber cord provides easy storage and field replacement
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Product Information
Shipping: This item is available for shipping to the US (Territories and APO/FPO) and Canada.
Additional Information
|Manufacturer Part Number
|Shipping Weight
|13.11 pounds
Technical Details
|Product Type
|Hammer Drill Kits


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