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My optometrist has an optician on the premises. My be that's why my glasses are so $$$ HA!
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Thanks for the info. I'll remember that when I talk to my optometrist and need new glasses. :-)
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That's why I said "Scratch proof" in quotes. . . . and unless requested and $$ for, most lenses are not coated to prevent scratching. If this is currently the marketing realm, please let me know what company / brand does this. I would like to save a few 100' $ on my next ones. Oh, and most "scratch" coatings are only warranted for one year after purchase . . . been there for 13 years, done that. THANKS! :-)
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Get the lense size that you would normally wear needing prescription glasses. "Scratch proof" coatings are always recommended. :-)
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Flexible Titanium frames with polycarb lenses for regular wear, and Wiley X frames with polarized polycarb lenses for sunglasses. Try all frames on while wearing mask. :-)
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Question for you guys that attended the Friday night "meet & greet" (HA!) , who was the guy that was in a suit in the back table and all the MiLB umps and Drake ended up there? . . . just curious . . . (hope if he's on this forum, or reads this, he doesn't take offense) . . . . just don't know, but seemed he was important? :-?
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Tolls would have been much more but I knew alternate routes to avoid what I could :-) ps . . . it's not that tolls were THAT expensive, it is just the addition to other expenses that adds up. :-(
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@Kevin_K, I seriously doubt that I will either. . . 11 Hrs. total drive, $105 in fuel, $19.35 for tolls, $210 for stay, $115 for clinic, and $89 for food . . . total of $538.35 . . . and no Joe as "CONFIRMED" or Ted? . . . Sorry if I have offended anyone of the NYSBUA, but they asked for feedback at the end of the "clinic" :-(
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According to David Yorke, at the NYSBUA Clinic this past weekend, there are an estimated 4 MILLION amateur umpires in the US. :-?
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Not sure, but isn't it available for Android?
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Ya know, the best part of the whole event to me, IMHO, was meeting new umps from everywhere no matter what their level of umping was. I met and talked with some great guys and even had a few laughs about experiences. One fella designed an app called: "You make the call" and can be downloaded from www.umpiresmedia.com. or iTunes. I checked it out and it's challenging :-) I feel like I made some new friends even though we may not meet again unless we all attend the NYSBUA event in the future. SJA :-)
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Well, I'm glad to see you guys post your honest thoughts also! Too many times, people are afraid to do so, because of getting backlash or criticized for their input. Lets hope others will chime in with their perspective on this event if they attended. CONSTRUCTIVE criticism is good and helps to improve the events in the future. SJA :-)
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Hate to say it , but was disappointed in the clinic, (and I apparently wasn't the only one). No Joe, No Ted. A few MLB shirts, jackets, hats, signed autographs. Trying to find the place was an experience for a lot of the1st timers. Somewhat disorganized, a few conflicting mechanics instruction, and distracting due to youth groups using the "complex" and loose kids running around hitting hockey balls everywhere. SJA :-(
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I was hoping to have someone to either ride with, or ride with me from this area. :-(
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Anyone else from MD, DE, or PA going to attend? :-)
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Honigs has a "sale" ? on them now. :-)
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Jax, I guess everybody else is afraid of not being politically correct? . . . well . . . @&$)(%^&#( . . . then! Again, MERRY CHRISTMAS & a Safe and Happy New Year JAX! SJArchangel :-)
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Merry Christmas and Safe & Happy Holidays! :-)
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Major League Replica Shirts: Now in Long Sleeve and Other Updates
SJA replied to JimKirk's topic in Umpire Equipment
I do buy MOST of my stuff from UA but, all my shirts I buy from Honig's because they do sew on numbers. Never had an issue. :-) -
Acknowledging, and presenting the governing rules with tact and "discretionary diplomacy" in a possible controversial issue PRIOR to enforcement of such rule(s) is commendable, appropriate, and correct. I've said this several times here on UE when applicable: "if you don't let it start, you don't have to stop it" My .02 SJA :-)
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Well, here's my .02. It is said we have "6 senses" . . . I disagree. I think we have "7" . . . and that one, which arguably may be one of the most important, is rarely used. I would hope most of you can figure it out. :-)
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Just don't let your "butterflies" turn into "Eagles" :-)
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Didn't "our" Mike Taylor have heart surgery and after healing continue to umpire? :-?
