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Detroit won 3-0
Game 1: Tuesday, September 25 | ||
Kansas City | 0 | Final |
Detroit | 2 | |
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Game 2: Wednesday, September 26 | ||
Kansas City | 4 | Final |
Detroit | 5 | |
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Game 3: Thursday, September 27 | ||
Kansas City | 4 | Final |
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Coverage: FSDT
1:05 PM ET, September 27, 2012
Comerica Park, Detroit, Michigan
W: J. Benoit (5-3)
L: T. Collins (5-4)
Doug Fister gets AL-record 9 straight K's; Tigers keep Central lead
DETROIT -- Doug Fister was breezing along after striking out nine straight batters and setting an American League record.
Detroit led by four runs in the eighth inning -- but for the 2012 Tigers, nothing has come easy.The Tigers nearly wasted Fister's dazzling streak, blowing a big lead late before beating Kansas City 5-4 on Thursday. They kept their advantage in the AL Central when Alex Avila drove home the winning run in the ninth with a bases-loaded grounder.Detroit's lead in the AL Central grew to two games when the slumping Chicago White Sox lost to Tampa Bay 3-2."Getting a win is big," Avila said. "We have to be able to win tight games like this. It's the only way we're going to be able to get in the playoffs and go far in the playoffs."Detroit finished 50-31 at home this season -- and will now try to wrap up the division on the road. The Tigers play three games at Minnesota, followed by a season-ending three-game series at Kansas City.Fister came within one strikeout of matching Tom Seaver's major league record of 10 in a row. He struck out Salvador Perez to end the top of the fourth, starting a streak that didn't end until Perez grounded out to the shortstop on a two-strike pitch in the seventh."It's crazy, to go through a whole lineup and strike everybody out," Royals outfielder Jeff Francoeur said. "And I don't think he threw more than four pitches to any of the batters."The AL record of eight consecutive strikeouts had been accomplished several times, most recently by Kansas City's Blake Stein on June 17, 2001.After Perez grounded out for the third out of the seventh, first baseman Prince Fielder put his arm around Fister as they headed back to the dugout."I said, `Congratulations, man. You made history.' He was like, `What are you doing?" Fielder said. "He was locked in so it was kind of like, `Get away from me.' I was like, `All right, they'll tell you."At that point, Fister had retired 16 straight hitters and Detroit led 4-0 -- but he was oblivious to the strikeout record."Honestly, I had no idea," Fister said. "(Fielder) was yelling at me to step off during the inning, and I kind of looked at him. Normally, he'll do that, to slow me down, if I'm getting too quick. ... I thought that was kind of what he was doing there. He just said, `Hey, step off.' I look at him, and he kept looking at me, and he said, `Aw, I'll tell you later."Fister's performance almost went for naught. The Royals scored three runs in the eighth, and Billy Butler tied it in the ninth with a solo homer off Joaquin Benoit (5-3).Fielder led off the Detroit ninth with a chopper that went past the mound and charging shortstop Tony Abreu. The hefty slugger made it all the way to second for a double on a ball that only ended up a few feet beyond the infield.Delmon Young was intentionally walked, and pinch-hitter Ramon Santiago bunted into a forceout at third, leaving runners at first and second. Kelvin Herrera replaced Tim Collins (5-4) on the mound and got Jhonny Peralta to hit what looked like a potential double play grounder to third, but Mike Moustakas misplayed it for his third error of the game -- and Kansas City's fifth.Avila hit a full-count pitch to first baseman Brayan Pena, who made a diving stop and touched the bag, but had no play at home."Pena still made a great play on that one," Fielder said. "Baseball is really hard because even if you're good, you have to be a little lucky, too."Fister finished with 10 strikeouts in 7 2/3 innings. He allowed two earned runs and five hits.Kansas City's Luis Mendoza allowed two earned runs in seven innings.Francoeur hit an RBI double in the eighth, Johnny Giavotella added an RBI groundout, and Abreu, pinch-hitting, drove in a run with a single to make it 4-3.Detroit took a 4-0 lead thanks in part to four Kansas City errors in the first two innings.Moustakas was charged with two errors on one grounder by Quintin Berry -- one for mishandling it and another for a bad throw. Fielder drove in a run later in the first with a single, advancing to second on an error by left fielder Alex Gordon.Young hit a sacrifice fly, and Gordon threw Fielder out at home on a single by Andy Dirks to end the inning.Berry's two-run triple in the second made it 4-0.Game notes
Detroit closer Jose Valverde was sick and unavailable. ... Royals 1B Eric Hosmer left the game with a strained right shoulder. ... The Tigers play at Minnesota on Friday night. LHP Drew Smyly (4-3) will start because of an injury to Max Scherzer. Minnesota will counter with LHP Scott Diamond (12-8).
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Scoring Summary
1st | P Fielder singled to left, Q Berry scored, M Cabrera to third, P Fielder to second on error by left fielder A Gordon. | 0 | 1 | |
1st | D Young hit sacrifice fly to right, M Cabrera scored. | 0 | 2 | |
2nd | Q Berry tripled to right, O Infante and A Jackson scored. | 0 | 4 | |
8th | J Francoeur doubled to left, M Moustakas scored. | 1 | 4 | |
8th | J Giavotella grounded out to third, J Francoeur scored. | 2 | 4 | |
8th | T Abreu singled to right, D Lough scored. | 3 | 4 | |
9th | B Butler homered to right (400 feet). | 4 | 4 | |
9th | A Avila grounded out to first, D Kelly scored, R Santiago to third, J Peralta to second. | 4 | 5 | |
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Game Information
Stadium | Comerica Park, Detroit, MI |
Attendance | 33,019 (80% full) - % is based on regular season capacity |
Game Time | 2:23 |
Weather | 59 degrees, partly cloudy |
Wind | 13 mph |
Umpires | Home Plate - Jeff Nelson, First Base - Bill Welke, Second Base - Cory Blaser, Third Base - Chris Guccione |
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Scott BatulisPresident & CEOGreater Hudson ValleyHealth System
Joe AnesiVP, General CounselGreater Hudson Valley Health System
Rosemary BaczewskiVP, Quality & Health Information ManagementGreater Hudson Valley Health System
Jerry DunlaveyExecutive Director, GHVHS Medical GroupGreater Hudson Valley Health System
Gerard Galarneau, MDChief Executive OfficerChief Medical OfficerCatskill Regional MecicalCenter
Joanne Huber-SturansChief Human Resources OfficerGreater Hudson Valley Health System
Jim Oxley, DOVP, Medical Affairs &Medical Director Greater Hudson Valley Health System
Joanne Ritter-TeitelVP, Patient Care Services & CNOGreater Hudson Valley Health System
Stephen J. SugrueVP, Compliance, Real Estate& AuditGreater Hudson Valley Health System
Scott Batulis has been the President and Chief Executive Officer for the Greater Hudson Valley Health System and Orange Regional Medical Center since August 2006 and President of Catskill Regional Medical Center since 2007. Mr. Batulis has more than 25 years of experience in healthcare administration including strategic planning, financial management, business development, mergers and acquisitions, hospital construction, operations management, physician relations, human resource development and fundraising. Throughout his leadership career, his broad-based healthcare system responsibilities have included hospital care, primary and specialty care, chronic care, senior care and home healthcare.
Mr. Batulis' exceptional healthcare administrative background played a critical role in the revitalization of the Greater Hudson Valley Health System and the development of programs and services to member hospitals. In 2011, his leadership and skills proved vital in the financing, construction, relocation and opening of Orange Regional's new hospital in Middletown, New York. The 383-bed state-of-the-art facility is the first new hospital built in New York State in more than 20 years. His leadership and experience played a critical role in transforming Catskill Regional Medical Center into a stable and evolving community hospital, the only hospital in Sullivan County, New York.
Throughout his tenure and within the System, Mr. Batulis has achieved significant quality and financial benchmarks and is credited with leading the development of many new services as well as the acquisition of leading-edge technology. The development of clinical programs throughout the System include: emergency and elective angioplasty, Stroke Center designation, Bariatric Center of Excellence, robotic surgery, a Level 2 Neonatal Intensive Care Unit in development and the newly constructed expansion of Catskill Regional's emergency department. The purchase and implementation in 2011 of a multi-million dollar electronic health record system at Orange Regional has placed the medical center among the top five percent of 5,200 hospitals that achieved Stage 6 designation on the Electronic Medical Records Adoption Model. The electronic health record system was installed at Catskill Regional in 2012.
Prior to joining the Greater Hudson Valley Health System, Mr. Batulis spent nearly 20 years with HealthEast Care System, a network of integrated care services including hospitals, clinics, rehabilitation and specialty care facilities, headquartered in St. Paul, Minnesota. Within this network, he held the positions of Vice President of HealthEast Care System, Chief Executive Officer of St. Joseph's Hospital and Chief Executive Officer of Bethesda Rehabilitation Hospital.
As a Vice President within the HealthEast Care System, Mr. Batulis' responsibilities crossed a number of modalities including heart care and neurosciences in three of the network's hospitals. Additionally, he provided leadership over the HealthEast Ambulance service, Hospice care and outreach laboratory businesses as well as having served on the Board of Directors for HealthEast Home Care.
As Chief Executive Officer at St. Joseph's, his leadership marked a turning point for this hospital slated to close. He is credited with successfully leading teams through a $20 million capital campaign and an $81 million campus expansion/renovation plan.
Prior to joining St. Joseph's, Mr. Batulis served as Chief Executive Officer of Bethesda Rehabilitation Hospital. While in this capacity, he also managed HealthEast's six nursing homes, five assisted living facilities, ambulance company, medical equipment company, home health care agency and three retail pharmacies.
He has a Master of Business Administration degree from the University of St. Thomas in St. Paul, Minnesota and a Bachelor of Science degree in Long Term Care Administration from the University of Minnesota. He is a member of the American College of Healthcare Executives.
Mr. Batulis is member of the Greater New York Hospital Association Board of Directors; a member of the American Hospital Association's Regional Policy Board; a member of the Northern Metropolitan Hospital Association Board of Directors; a member of the Mid-Hudson Pattern for Progress Board of Directors; a member of the Orange County Partnership Board of Directors and a member of the American College of HealthCare Executives.
Joe Anesi oversees the office of General Counsel for the Greater Hudson Valley Health System: a central resource for all legal services and exclusive contact for outside counsel retention and management. He is responsible for all physician, managed care and business contracting; defense of all litigation; providing legal support to all members of the System and advising System Chief Executive Officers and Board of Directors on strategy and governance. Mr. Anesi also oversees the Associate General Counsel and Risk Management division.
Prior to assuming his role within the Greater Hudson Valley Health System, Mr. Anesi spent more than 23 years practicing law with law firms as well as public, private and not-for-profit corporations. His background includes corporate, regulatory, litigation and healthcare practices.
Mr. Anesi earned a Bachelor's degree in English from the University of Rochester and graduated from the Duke University School of Law. He also has a Master of Public Health degree from the Harvard School of Public Health.
With an extensive background in Process Improvement, Ms. Baczewski has worked in the healthcare industry for more than 20 years. Prior to joining the System in 2011, Ms. Baczewski served as the Senior Director of the RN Labor Management Initiative with the League of Voluntary Hospitals and Homes/1199 SEIU Training and Education Fund. She also served as Director of Process Management for Horizon BlueCross/BlueShield of New Jersey, Executive/Managing Consultant for Johnson & Johnson Health Care Systems and as a Consulting Director for McFaul & Lyons.
Ms. Baczewski has a Bachelor of Science degree in Nursing from Columbia University and a Master's certificate in Strategic Growth and Change from Columbia University Graduate School of Business. She is a Master Black Belt in Lean Six Sigma and is a Lean Expert.
Mr. Dunlavey is responsible for partnering with our health system physician leaders within the Greater Hudson Valley Health System for the system-wide growth and development of our Hospitalist and Intensivist Programs. Mr. Dunlavey also oversees ORMC's ORMC's Trauma and Acute Surgery Program. .Mr. Dunlavey earned a Bachelor's degree in Finance and a Master of Business Administration degree from Iona College. He also holds a Doctor of Chiropractic Degree from Palmer College of Chiropractic.
Dr. Gerard Galarneau joined the Greater Hudson Valley Health System in 2013. He is the Chief Executive Officer and Chief Medical Officer for Catskill Regional Medical Center. Dr. Gerard Galarneau, Board-certified in Urology, practices at Middletown Urologic Associates. Dr. Galarneau has been an active Orange Regional medical staff member since March of 2000.
Dr. Galarneau has served in leadership positions at Orange Regional Medical Center since 2002. He was the Vice-Chair of the Department of Urology from 2002- 2004 and Chairman from 2005-2006. He was the Chairman of Staff from 2007-2008 and has held the position of Chief of Staff since January of 2009.
Dr. Galarneau graduated with a B.S. in Biology from SUNY Binghamton, received his medical degree from New York Medical College and held residencies in General Surgery and Urology at Beth Israel Medical Center in New York. Dr. Galarneau also graduated from Carnegie Mellon University with a Master's degree in Medical Management.
Dr. Galarneau is an active member of the American Urological Association and the Medical Society of Orange and Sullivan County.
Joanne Huber-Sturans is responsible for overseeing all aspects of human resources strategy and management for the Greater Hudson Valley Health System.
Most recently, Joanne was Vice President of Human Resources at Phelps Memorial Hospital Center in Sleepy Hollow, New York. She also held positions in Human Resources at St. Luke's Cornwall Hospital in Newburgh and Vassar Brothers Medical Center in Poughkeepsie. Joanne received her Bachelor's degree in Business Administration from Marist College and holds a Master's degree in Human Resources Management from Mercy College. She also holds a national certification as a Senior Professional in Human Resources (SPHR).
Dr. Oxley has been with Orange Regional Medical Center since 1981, starting his tenure as a staff physician in the Emergency Department at Arden Hill Hospital. He maintains privileges to practice emergency and internal medicine at Orange Regional Medical Center. In 2010, Dr. Oxley was appointed an executive leadership role with the Greater Hudson Valley Health System to which he provides medical staff leadership and oversight for all member hospitals. Dr. Oxley is also the Director of Medical Education for Orange Regional's Medical and Graduate Residents under NYCOMEC.
From 1981 to 1985, he was Chief of the Internal Medicine Clinic at Keller Army Hospital in West Point. In 1985, he became the Chairman of the Emergency Medicine Department at Arden Hill Hospital, which later merged with Horton Hospital to form Orange Regional Medical Center, and held the position until 2006. From 2004 to 2006, Dr. Oxley was Chairman of Staff and, in 2006, he became Chief of Staff. In 2008, he became the Vice President of Medical Affairs for Orange Regional. In this position, he provides leadership to the medical staff and an overall medical perspective and expertise to the administration. He is also responsible for integration and coordination of medical care in collaboration with leaders in various departments and physicians privileged to practice at Orange Regional. In addition, Dr. Oxley volunteered his time as a member of Orange Regional Medical Center's Board of Directors from 2006 to 2008 and has been a member of the Orange Regional Medical Center Foundation's Board of Trustees since 2004. He is also a member physician on the Orange County Board of Health Advisory Board.
He earned a Bachelor of Science Degree from the United States Military Academy at West Point and served in the Army as a Special Services Officer. He also served in the medical corps as an internal medicine physician. Dr. Oxley is a graduate of The Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine and is Board-certified in Internal Medicine and is a Fellow in the American College of Emergency Physicians.
Prior to joining the System, Dr. Ritter-Teitel held various nurse management positions including the Chief Nurse Executive at Montefiore Medical Center and served as Nurse Leader at Princeton Healthcare System and Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital.
Dr. Ritter-Teitel holds a Bachelor of Science degree from Columbia University, a Master's in Delivery of Nursing Services from New York University and a PhD in Nursing Administration from the University of Pennsylvania. Dr. Ritter-Teitel has been an active member of American Organization of Nurse Executive (AONE) serving on its Education and Research Committee, Nominating Committee and the Publications Committee. At the state levels she is a member of the New Jersey and New York Organization of Nurse Executives. She is a member of Sigma Theta Tau, the national honor society for nursing. She has also authored national publications and peer-reviewed journals on topics such as professional practice environments for nurses in the hospital setting.
Stephen Sugrue is responsible for Compliance and Audit oversight, actively working with the Board of Directors and management committees to accomplish the goals of the Audit and Compliance Program for the Greater Hudson Valley Health System. He also oversees the System's real estate portfolio and has executive oversight for major construction, renovation, and relocation projects as well as the ORMC campus expansion plan. As an attorney, he also coordinates the legal activities of these divisions.
Mr. Sugrue's experience includes defending hospitals, nurses and doctors in both private law firms and in the New York State Attorney General's Office. Prior to joining Orange Regional Medical Center in 2007, he was Associate General Counsel & Compliance Officer at St. Vincent's Midtown Hospital in New York City.
Mr. Sugrue earned a Bachelor of Science degree, as well as a Juris Doctor and a Certificate of Health Law and Policy from Pace Law School. He is admitted to practice as an attorney in both New York State and Federal Courts. He is also a New York State Registered Nurse and Board-certified in Emergency Nursing and has experience as a Paramedic.
Mr. Sugrue is a member of the Health Care Compliance Association; Greater New York Hospital Association; New York State Bar Association and the Emergency Nurses Association.
Orange Regional Medical Center 707 East Main Street Middletown, NY 10940 845-333-1000
Orange Regional Medical Pavilion 75 Crystal Run Road Middletown, NY 10940 845-695-5800
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Chad McCarter Auctions Advertise Things They Don't Intend To Sell Sevierville, Tennessee
*Consumer Comment: auction no bargins
*Consumer Comment: In response to the gentleman making a bogas complaint
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*Consumer Comment: Chad McCarter Auctions is a great company
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Shortly after, the auctioneer took a break and actually approached me in the crowd pretty angry. He asked what time I had arrived and I told him. He said they made an announcement before the start saying there was a working issue with it...it worked, then it DIDN'T work. Ummm, no. They didn't say ONE word to us. Well, this was an absolute auction, meaning as-is, etc. The coke machines they auctioned were not guaranteed to work so, why would they pull THIS offering? He was mad when I put up the defense that we had been there with no announcements made. Besides, when it came time to accept bids, why would you not tell people that had arrived later that there was something wrong with the jukebox? Why avoid mentioning the item all night long? To me, it was shady, like they had maybe decided to keep the item themselves on a buy or made a deal off the bidding floor. They never plugged it in, never even tried an explanation, just passed it over. It's not the 1st time I have been there but will be the last. If you take them any item and it sells individually for under $200, they keep a whopping 35% commisssion. PLUS, they get 13% buyers premium so every item they sell, they make about 48% of the purchase price.
This auction house is horrid. Employee and buyers kids run through the place carrying on. The food is way overpriced.They supplement some older auctioneer when cowboy takes a break and it's mumbling and sooo slow and they miss people waving their arms. When they have regular items, it can go fast but if it's expensive items, they beat em to death with time, trying to squeeze the last dime out of people. It's painful to watch and they make people feel horrible if they don't bid what they think they should get. The guns there end up selling above true value, as does most every item. There's no such thing as a bargain here and certainly not for a seller losing most of his money to their pockets. I swear, some people have never been to WalMart. Used items go for higher bids than buying new would cost retail. There are alot of dealers buying and the average person looking for a decent, fair price stands no chance, let alone a good buy. It drains all of the fun out of going. I have been to many auctions and gotten good deals...not here. The auctioneer was really rude, letting us know that he didn't need our business. Stinks when he gets caught cheating the customer base. He was a nervous wreck. Also, they talk down to women. If you go and see anything that involves the kitchen, sewing, jewelry, etc, watch the "little lady" comments. They want the ladies barefoot and cooking, for sure. The women all around us groan and count down waiting for the demeaning comments to begin. Save yourself a loooonnnngggg drawn out night of waiting through boring comments and elongated bidding. They want your money and take their time getting it but they shouldn't do false advertising. Going to complain now to consumer affairs for TN. Those "jet black" loose diamonds were the funniest things I've ever seen, too. You should have seen cowboy stomping mad when those "genuine rare" diamonds weren't going above 60$. He was mad at the crowd. Ummm, genuine REAL black diamonds aren't officially called "jet black" nor are they sold in bulk to an auction house in 1 cent ziploc bags.
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auction no bargins
AUTHOR: steve - (United States of America)
SUBMITTED: Saturday, February 16, 2013
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In response to the gentleman making a bogas complaint
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SUBMITTED: Saturday, January 05, 2013
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SUBMITTED: Friday, October 26, 2012
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Chad McCarter Auctions is a great company
AUTHOR: meg - (United States of America)
SUBMITTED: Wednesday, October 10, 2012
I go to the auctions almost every week and it is always conducted fairly and ethically. Chad is always polite and respectful to everyone-women included.
There are kids present, mine included, but they never are out of control. The auctions run for about 5 hours, can kids be expected to sit motionless for that long??? Of course not, they move around, and so do the adults.
As for the "older auctioneer" who takes over...that is Lee, the owner, Chad McCarter's, father. Lee is the 2nd generation of this 3 generation auctioneer family. His style may be different than his son's, but it is certainly professional.
The commission charged is posted in large print in multiple locations, so if you don't want to pay it, don't consign or bid on items.
One of the things I like best about this auction house is that it is family run and has a family atmosphere. Chad and his wife own the company, his parents work there, her parents work there, their daughters work there. If I wanted impersonal, I would go somewhere else. I want family, so I spend my money with the Chad McCarter Auction House.
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Pepperoni Pizza Dip
Source: Adapted from my mom (Mama Bites?)
8 oz bar of 1/3 less fat cream cheese
½ c fat free sour cream
1 t oregano
1/8 t garlic powder
½ t crushed red pepper flakes
½ c pizza sauce
½ c chopped turkey pepperoni
½ c reduced fat shredded mozzarella (I used 2%)
1. Preheat the oven to 350.
2. In a medium bowl, combine cream cheese, sour cream, oregano, garlic powder and red pepper flakes and mix together. Spread mixture evenly into the bottom of a glass pie plate. Top with sauce and pepperoni.
3. Bake for 10 minutes, remove from oven and top with shredded mozzarella. Bake for 5 minutes more.
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Dual Fuel Compressed Air / CO2 Air Rifle
Trouble-free, highly accurate. Once it is filled, there is no pumping and no worry about the outdoor temperature. Just shoot until the gun needs to be refilled. The Discovery airgun has a 2000 psi fill level and can be filled with compressed air using a high pressure hand pump (not included).
Dual Fuel - An inexpensive Dual Fuel Fill Adapter (not included) converts this rifle from compressed air to CO2 operation which makes it easy to fill from a standard paintball tank, offering more shots from a single fill. CO2 is excellent for indoor use or for outdoor casual plinking.
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- Model NumberBP9M22GSL
- VelocityUp to 900 fps
- Weight5.125 lbs
- Length39 in
- MechanismBolt Action
- Power SourcePCP
- Caliber.22
- AmmunitionPellets
- CapacitySingle Shot
- BarrelRifled Steel
- Front SightFiber Optic
- Rear SightFully adjustable
- SafetyCrossbolt
- StockHardwood
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Benjamin Discovery (.22)
Customer Reviews
(5 out of 5 stars)
amazing gun
By Gator
2013-06-11 19:34:27
I got this gun for squirrel hunting mainly but it has become my go to gun.
Its as accurate as could hope its blew away my expectations. I take head shots out to 30 yards. I shoot targets out to 70 yards.
Its well worth the money to get 1. It will not disappoint you.
Its as accurate as could hope its blew away my expectations. I take head shots out to 30 yards. I shoot targets out to 70 yards.
Its well worth the money to get 1. It will not disappoint you.
(5 out of 5 stars)
benjamin discovery .22
By Anonymous
2012-07-03 14:46:50
The best.
(5 out of 5 stars)
The Benjamin Discovery .22
By Tpatner412
2012-05-08 12:20:53
(5 out of 5 stars)
a ballistics review
By Anonymous
2012-02-17 21:35:41
I checked this out using both co2 and air. On co2 the gun is anemic to shoot with. It doesn't have quite enough power for 10 meter shooting and is quite loud. When switching to air it's a whole new rifle. It is adequate for squirrel and if you can get close enough, which I can, perhaps a groundhog or muskrat. I found it to be accurate on a field target range out to around 35 yards. Anything past that and you are pushing this gun. However, most air gun hunting is done within 35 yards so this gun is sufficient for that. I saw good performance for around 15 shots which is plenty for a day of squirrel hunting. If you are one of those guys that says you are going into the woods and not coming back out with out less than 150 squirrels and 5 groundhogs, bring a pump or you will never going to be able to go home again.
(5 out of 5 stars)
orings y repuestos para mantenimiento rifle pcp discovery
By cesarantonio
2012-02-17 10:51:22
tengo un pcp benjamin discovery en . 22 y la verdad cada disparo que realizo me gusta mas , es super preciso desde los 3 metros hasta los 80 metros , con la mira bien alineada y calibrada , entonces si con un rifle barato , bueno y super preciso como este cazo y plinkeo todo , no necesito gastar en un rifle ingles que bordea los $. 3.000 con el equipo completo. y eso que solamente lo uso con el proyectil barato de la misma marca benjamin 14.3 hollopoint . todos mis amigos con rifles europeos han cambiado orins varias veces y miu rifle va a tener 2 años de uso y hasta la fecha no he cam,biado absolutamente nada. pero si estoy preocupadp por no se donde comprar unos cuatro ( 4 ) juegos completos de orins para cuando me toque cambiar , quiza la unica falla veo en el fabricante es no ofrecer los repuestos de l benjamin discovery en ningun lado , por si los hay en otra marcas de rifle , si alguien me pudiera ayudar a coprar estos orings les agradeceria mucho .
(5 out of 5 stars)
Very accurate
By Gerardo
2012-02-14 01:20:28
(5 out of 5 stars)
Amazing... Buy it NOW
By Ethan
2011-11-22 17:01:59
This gun is THE BEST pcp gun for the money. I use it for taking care of my squirrel problem, as well as small game hunting. It hits like a tank. After the first 15 shots or so, I wouldn't use this gun for hunting anything larger than a squirrel. Because this is a PCP gun, the power decreases pretty quickly. If you use the hand pump, you can refill it from empty in 3-5 minutes, depending on who's pumping, so it's not that big of a deal if you want to pump it back to 2000 psi after 10-20 shots. I got 40 accurate shots with this gun. After that number I don't even try. This is a great gun with great power. BUY IT
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Business students Hanna Downs, Laura Haines and Chad Niemchick were each award a $1,000 scholarship at this the 14th annual ISM Indirect/Services Conference in Phoenix.
Top News of 2014
Thanks to the generosity of Ronda E. Stryker and William D. Johnston, the first class of medical students will be welcomed this fall to the Western Michigan University Homer Stryker M.D. School of Medicine.
The Haworth College of Business and the WMU School of Medicine have designed a dual-degree program allowing medical students to complete both an M.D. degree and MBA degree with a concentration in healthcare.
The literary journal The Kenyon Review has named Melinda Moustakis, a graduate of WMU's doctoral program in creative writing, a Kenyon Review Fellow.
Nick Dewyer of Chelsea, Mich., has been selected as a finalist in the Gagliardi Solo Competition, for students 18 and under. Dewyer will travel to Rochester, N.Y., in June to compete.
Greg D. Roehrick, theatre, died Feb. 25 at age 60. A family burial in Chippewa Falls, Wis., is planned, and a date will be set for a WMU campus celebration of his life and career.
This year's Graduate College Faculty Fellows are Dr. Julie Apker, associate professor of communication, and Dr. Louann A. Bierlein Palmer, professor of educational leadership, research and technology.
The $500,000 grant to WMU psychologists from the Michigan Department of Community Health will fund an array of initiatives to help train mental health practitioners, parents and others who are treating autism.
The emphasis on environmental stewardship has resulted in the University being recertified under the Arbor Foundation's Tree Campus USA program. It also is helping to preserve a population of trees rarely found this far north.
WMU's food and consumer package goods marketing now boasts certification of its coursework by a national professional organization. The WMU program is one of only two programs to earn such a certification.
At its Jan. 22 meeting, the WMU Board of Trustees approved the retirements of four faculty and five staff members and also signed off on one faculty and one staff resignation as well as one sabbatical leave.
WMU's New Issues Poetry and Prose has started the new year with three recent accomplishments—an award, a major grant and recognition for one of its authors.
The $2.8 million, two-month total drove the year-to-date total of externally funded awards to more than $16 million, WMU Trustees learned at their Jan. 22 meeting.
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Retired art professor Charles Stroh shines the spotlight on some of Kalamazoo's most important buildings in six photo-rich tours he developed and recently released on CD.
A song by WMU theatre student Kevin J. Watson II has been selected by Broadway producer Ken Davenport as a finalist for his songwriting contest. Watson will perform the song Jan. 30 in New York City.
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Gary Miron, professor of evaluation, measurement and research, is one of the 200 most influential education scholars in the United States, according to an annual ranking that appears in Education Week.
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Dr. Nancy B. Mansberger, associate professor in the College of Education and Human Development, has been named WMU's new director of academic collective bargaining, effective Jan. 1.
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4.28/5 rDev +14.7%
look: 4 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 4
Appearance: Solid golden yellow with a nice carbonated layer of foam. Lacing is pretty good too.
Smell: Very herbal. There's basil with some medicinal traits that I can't quite pinpoint. A bit like licorice or star anise?
Taste/Mouthfeel: I love the flavor. It's sweet with basil-like herbal notes and something I did not expect...sweet onion! There's seriously some onion flavor in here, and I actually really like it. It provides sweetness and tartness and accentuates the lemon pepper notes as well. Mouthfeel is good, but pretty flat in the finish.
Overall Drinkability: I did not expect a lot of things that I found in this beer. It was excellent.
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4.25/5 rDev +13.9%
look: 4.25 | smell: 4.25 | taste: 4.25 | feel: 4.25 | overall: 4.25
Very tasty, very unique beer. The nelson sauvin hops were a good choice, really good that they used it for glittering as well as aroma.
Anchor are truly artisans with this offering, pours hazy golden with a nice foamy head, nice spicy notes, good use of balance in the ingredients. I wish they brewed this year-round.
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look: 4.5 | smell: 3.25 | taste: 3.75 | feel: 3.25 | overall: 3.5
Poured from a 12 oz bottle into a hand glass.
A: Slightly hazy golden hue. Pours a 2 finger, frothy, white head. Craters slowly and unevenly, leaving a cratered surface and dry residue behind. Pervasive lacing.
S: Soft hop notes, sourdough bread.
T: Crisp hops, strong bitterness, yeast, grapefruit pith, and a little fruit sweetness.
M: Very crisp, a little thick, pungent finish remains on the palate.
D: Sip and savor, especially due to bitter character.
Atmosphere is really nice. Thick, frothy head, and lots of persistent lacing. Nose is piney and doughy. Piney hops with characteristic citrus pith and a bit of a yeasty character balanced with a slight fruity sweet note. Overall, this is a good quaff.
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Roberto Mancini admits he is already in the process of drawing up summer transfer plans at Manchester City .
It is being suggested that City are plotting an elaborate spending spree, with it likely that there will be a number of comings and goings at the Etihad Stadium.
Mancini is said to have been left frustrated by the club's failure to land their top targets during the last two transfer windows, and he is now looking for considerable backing.
He is confident he will get that, with City having already identified those they will be setting their sights on.
Mancini said: "It's difficult in January to find really good players for us.
"Clubs don't want to sell now, but maybe they will in the summer. We need to work now, so that it is not like last year.
"Last year we didn't work well. It's important we start now. Now's the time we can close in on some good players for the summer.
"I have meetings with Txiki (Begiristain) every week and we talk about the summer.
"It will be easier to get players in the summer if we work hard, well and quickly now.
"You can't start looking at players in May because all the good ones are gone and it becomes impossible."
The biggest news to come out of City during the January window was the sale of Mario Balotelli to AC Milan .
Mancini, who stood by the fiery Italian forward throughout an eventful spell in England, admits he tried to persuade the 22-year-old to stay and believes the Premier League has not seen the last of an enigmatic character.
He said: "Why not? Mario is only 22, so I think so.
"Anyway, he'll probably miss the press and the paparazzi in the next year!
"For now it is easier for him in Italy. It's more important that he's happy and that he can play."
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