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Fleet of Foot is an on-hit effect and spell effect buff.
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Ability Details
Boomerang Blade is a linear, pass-through skill shot that returns to Sivir upon reaching maximum range.
- Applies spell effects as an area of effect ability.
- Spell vamp is reduced to one-third effectiveness.
- Rylai's Crystal Scepter will apply a 15% slow.
- Spell shields will block a single instance of damage.
- This ability is considered to be a projectile for Unbreakable and Wind Wall.
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Ricochet is an auto-attack modifier that resets the attack timer on-activation.
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- Ricochet will apply a stack of The Black Cleaver's armor reduction on each additional target enemy champion.
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Split is the largest Croatian city on the Adriatic coast. Split achieved fame when the Roman emperor Diocletian, noted for his persecution of early Christians, had his retirement palace built here. The spectacular stone edifice and its grounds and cellars are a major highlight of any city tour. Other points of interest include the Cathedral of St. Duje, built on the remains of an ancient shrine purported to be the oldest in the world; and the Mestrovic Gallery, where the impressive works of Croatian sculptor Ivan Mestrovic are available for viewing in this home and atelier.
The following Shore Excursions are available for this port on this cruise, and may be reserved beginning 240 days before the cruise begins for guests receiving Concierge amenities, and 180 days before the cruise begins for all other guests. Guests receiving Concierge amenities will receive a 5% discount off of the prices shown below for Regent Choice tours.
Croatia's picturesque beauty and architectural past is yours to discover during this scenic tour of Split and the surrounding countryside. Today's Split is the product of 17 centuries of building, renovating and re-modeling, with the new and the old harmoniously blending together and an intriguing warren of narrow cobblestone streets lead you to pre-Romanesque churches that live alongside Gothic chapels, history-filled museums, contemporary art galleries, restaurants and charming cafés.
The tour begins with a panoramic drive through town, passing several of the city's highlights while en-route to your first stop, the Mestrovic Gallery. Ivan Mestrovic is the greatest Croatian sculptor of all times and a large part of his impressive work is displayed here in his house, which now serves as an important Croatian gallery.
Traveling back into Split, you'll begin a guided walking tour of the city. The Old Town of Split is built on and around the spectacular Roman Palace erected by the Roman Emperor Diocletian (born in Salona - today's Solin) in the 4th century. Your first visit is to the well-preserved cellars of the Palace that offer a good view of how life in the Palace was organized. You will also visit the very interesting Cathedral of St. Duje (patron saint of the city). The Cathedral is built on the remains of an ancient shrine and is supposed to be the oldest in the world. An additional visit is planned to the charming Temple of Jupiter, followed by exterior visits to other notable landmarks within the city. There will be some free time here to stroll around on your own or browse for souvenirs in the colorful open market, the largest on the coast.
Re-joining your coach, you'll journey beyond the city, driving along the splendid coastline before turning inland and traveling via a mountain road to Omis, a small town on the estuary of the Cetina River. This swift mountain river carves its way through scenic canyons on its path to reach the sea. There, in the historical center of the shipyards, you will embark small boats and enjoy a picturesque sail through the Cetina river canyon to reach the Radmanove Mlinice restaurant. Upon arrival, you'll be able to relax in the restaurant's warm atmosphere as you are treated to a tasty lunch of local specialties, including some local wine.
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Please note: This tour includes approximately 2 hours of walking - mostly over flat surfaces. Due to the nature of the tour, it is not considered suitable for wheelchair guests and those with mobility concerns are cautioned to evaluate their personal level of stamina and ability. Casual light-weight clothing, caps and comfortable walking shoes are suggested. Participants must be at least 21 years of age to be served alcoholic beverages.
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Gulden Draak (Dark Triple) - Brouwerij Van Steenberge N.V.
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New York
4.25/5 rDev +0.5%
12-28-2012 04:18:13 | More by Sco
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Ontario (Canada)
4.5/5 rDev +6.4%
A dark amber pour with an exceptional tan head. Seems like a very lively beer.
The nose is very appetizing. A nice full, malty nose some hoppiness and sweet caramel notes. A little bit of spice is in there too along with a hint of raisiny sweetness.
Lovely. Just lovely. The dryness off the tops quickly turns into a nice honey sweetness that's not overpowering. A little bit of raisin and plum are mixed in nicely. Good hop count & nice maltiness give this beer well rounded body.
A nice full beer with a lively and bubby mouthfeel. Some dryness towards the end. Alcohol warmth in the finish.
I love this beer. It is one of the greats.
11-09-2003 00:16:21 | More by Popsinc
4.28/5 rDev +1.2%
Appearance The body is a beautiful, almost glowing brown and somewhat clear. I couldnt work a head to save my life, which is not unusual for some of these high ABV ales.
Smell The huge malt and alcohol nose fills the room. This one is super sweet with lots of crushed, soggy, alcohol-soaked fruits such as cherries (lots of cherries), raisins, star fruit, some banana, and figs.
Taste My Lord, this is thick. Its almost like a malt/fruit syrup soaked in booze. All the notes from the smell come out at the tongue, especially the figs and cherries. This is really strong.
Mouthfeel No carbonation but very thick and sweet.
Drinkability This would make a great dessert ale or a fine aperitif, which is what I used it for.
Comments This one was difficult to rate. It lacked some classic aspects of the BSDA style such as big, fluffy carbonation and dominant malts, yet scored big on the blend of fruits and booze. I was therefore reserved in my rating but expressed my enthusiasm for this ale in the Drinkability category.
BTW This comes in a really unique solid white bottle. My label fell off when I pulled it from the fridge, so it looked like somebodys home brew. Cool.
Update I originally rated this from an 03 bottle so thought Id take another crack with an 05. The head came up a bit better and the ale seemed more balanced. It wasnt as boozy, had more yeasty notes, and carbonation was a bit tighter. I changed the ratings around a bit, but any way you cut it this is a good beer.
Update The 2007 is a real gem. It's buttery smooth, shows some killer yeast, and hides every bit of alcohol.
12-29-2003 02:55:13 | More by RoyalT
Newfoundland (Canada)
4.25/5 rDev +0.5%
09-14-2013 20:59:00 | More by cam477
4.4/5 rDev +4%
Great buzz! Great alcohol content. Lots of fun to drink. Appearance is wonderful. Deep dark brown with a super sticky thick, everlasting white head. Great lacing! Smells of wet herbs and hay, a pinch of orange, and peppery grains. Tastes great. Smooth as silk. Super malty. Slightly burnt caramels and chocolates. Sweet and warming. Wet hard woods, leaves, and sweet mulch. Full bodied goodness.
Beer to the point. True greatness. Ill be picking up a few 750s of this one.
11-22-2005 02:42:27 | More by DaPeculierDane
Ontario (Canada)
4.75/5 rDev +12.3%
05-19-2013 20:23:15 | More by beerhunter13
3.95/5 rDev -6.6%
Poured from a 11.2 oz bottle into a nice sized Tulip glass. I poured specifically to induce a huge head which didn't take much work - this beer is very volatile. Deep, deep brown-tan (almost with a touch of gold) color with a nearly off-white head. Lacing all up and down the glass, the head retained extremely well. The beer smelled mildly fruity (figs, berries) with a bit of yeast, biscuits, malts, and deep spices which I couldn't clearly identify.
The beer tastes of a nice combination of crispy biscuits, fresh malt, raisins, figs, slight pepper, and burnt caramel sugars. Mild sweetness with a proper alcohol burn shadowing the entire process. For something so high-gravity (10.5% ABV), the alcohol is present, yet concealed well enough to not be troublesome. The beer has plenty of carbonation which really helps the potency of the aroma and the flavor. Body isn't very thick but the beer remains creamy and ends with a crisp, yeasty finish.
Overall, a very delectable Belgian ale which, at a well concealed 10.5% ABV, can sneak up on you if you're not careful. If it wasn't for the large price tag, I would drink this beer much more frequently.
09-26-2012 20:21:39 | More by tectactoe
4.75/5 rDev +12.3%
04-10-2012 17:20:31 | More by DavyJones
Ontario (Canada)
4.35/5 rDev +2.8%
Look (4.5/5) ~ Deep coppery with some really nice red and orange tones in it (the colour gives the impression of fullness and richness). Given the abv, the head was great: it was very moussy, and fell exceptionally slowly with some nice lacing. Towards the clear side of hazy.
Smell (4/5) ~ spot on for the style. Rich complex maltiness plays off of some really nice yeast notes with a subtle spicy and earth y hop presence. Malt is strongly of the Munich/Vienna type variety with some nice melanoidin notes (plums, prunes, dried apricots); there is also a faint smokiness to the nose. You get a lot of the fruity and floral notes that you' expect from this style.
Taste (4.5/5) ~ very good. Maltiness was front and centre and the beer was malty-sweet in balance (though I'd still say it was in with the Trappist versions and not the very sweet Abbey ones). I get a whole lot of Munich/Vienna melanoidins and all the fruitiness they bring (plum, prune, dried apricot); but there was also a smoke – not burnt mind you – note that reminded me a bit of very fine tobacco, which I liked a lot. The finish, which would otherwise be sweet is gets a lot of spice and gentle alcohol to balance everything out well. Floral and fruity yeast notes round it out. Some very mild earthy hops and enough bitterness to achieve some nice balance.
Feel (4/5) ~ pretty much what you'd expect: relatively gentle carb and pretty heavy in terms of body. I'd describe it as achieving a pretty silky/velvety feel well.
I've had more a few of this style and I'd have to say that this is more of the most compelling versions. I really liked the complexity of the malts, especially with that cigar/tobacco note that was played up. I think the spiciness and bitterness were great foils for the otherwise overwhelming sweetness. Kudos to the brewers!
12-31-2012 01:09:07 | More by Rijtjeshuis
4.5/5 rDev +6.4%
12-24-2013 17:35:33 | More by jono0101
4.5/5 rDev +6.4%
01-19-2013 02:50:12 | More by tbryan5
New York
4.25/5 rDev +0.5%
08-22-2013 12:10:17 | More by SkiBum22
5/5 rDev +18.2%
01-06-2012 05:48:30 | More by blackwingedhorde
3.5/5 rDev -17.3%
01-12-2014 08:32:19 | More by BubalooBrewMaster
4.5/5 rDev +6.4%
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Oh yeah--dark and inviting with that beautiful Belgian-style lacing draped on the glass. Aromas of toffee, licorice root, taffy and cake batter, with hints of bubblegum and peppery alcohol, and a faintness of raisins. Smooth and a little chewy, with a slick, medium body. A tad thick on the malt sweetness to start, the alcohol soon turns the tides with a very warming, peppery alcohol. The sweetness comes in with a layer of toffee, some red grape skin and a suggestion of cooked vegetables, which fades quickly. The peppery flavor meets a dry, toasted, biscuity flavor middle to end. Finishes slightly alcoholic and sweet.
A big, tasty treat here; complex, yet dangerously inviting, as the sweetness melds well with the alcohol. Reminiscent of a young Port wine, so obviously Gulden Draak is a perfect candidate to throw at just about any cheese that has a blue vein running through it.
09-20-2010 19:50:44 | More by BeerAdvocate
New York
4.05/5 rDev -4.3%
A - Mahogany brown, not seeing the ruby "highlights" of others. Moderate carbonation, nice head that lasts and leaves a good bit of carbonation.
S - Caramel and dark fruit and raisin bread. Good but could have a little more depth.
T - More dark fruits, yeast, peppery alcohol, and deliciousness.
M - Nice carbonation, starts off a bit thick and creamy, but the carbonation and alcohol warmth clean it up and make it very drinkable.
D - Oh yes...just mentioned why it was so drinkable, great taste and not too heavy.
12-18-2010 03:19:03 | More by steelerguy
4.5/5 rDev +6.4%
02-20-2012 00:10:20 | More by KevlarBrewing
4.08/5 rDev -3.5%
Ive had this one in the cabinet for a little while now and finally decided to pop the cap on this one to celebrate the end of a day of working on a project paper. Little victories are what really matter in the long run.
This bottle has always intrigued me with its opaque white color and the quite odd robot dragon on the front. Last time I checked robot dragons didnt drink beer. But the good thing is: no chances of being skunked by light with this one. The pour wasnt very vigorous by any means but the head formation nearly filled my oversized wine glass with a huge frothy light tan head. While the head reduced by quite a bit but it still seemed to linger around in a thick layer on top of the nearly opaque dark garnet coloration. This is truly a beauty. This is the most opaque dark Belgian Ive had to date.
Typical of Belgians there is the aroma is dominated by the sweet malty dark fruit characters. Mainly raisins and plums with this one with a little clove spiciness in the background. Not an overpowering smell but it is good nonetheless. There is a hint of alcohol underneath the nice aroma.
I dont find the taste quite as complex as some of the other dark Belgians Ive had but this one is still quite good. There is a sharp spiciness with hints of clove that sting the cheeks and lingers for quite a while with a definite belly warming sensation. Along with this spiciness there is also sourness from the tart fruits which this beer conjures up. Good flavor overall, but the spiciness skews the lines between many of the individual flavor profiles.
Mouthfeel is quite awesome. It seems almost chewy while still seeming light bodied in a way. Drinkability is brought down a bit with how much the alcohol sensation lingers. Not a session beer by anymeans, but something Ill be sure to return to.
04-24-2005 05:12:52 | More by blitz134
4.25/5 rDev +0.5%
01-29-2013 18:48:13 | More by supa0525
4.5/5 rDev +6.4%
05-21-2014 00:34:03 | More by khadiwaa
4.5/5 rDev +6.4%
03-06-2014 02:45:38 | More by bulldogg915
4.75/5 rDev +12.3%
05-16-2012 17:27:43 | More by Pandaflute
4/5 rDev -5.4%
08-17-2013 18:40:32 | More by danthehopslamman
4.5/5 rDev +6.4%
02-03-2013 17:29:13 | More by Satyr179
4.75/5 rDev +12.3%
08-16-2012 12:54:49 | More by daveshawley
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DALBUC, great points man I'm with you. I love gruden, love the guy but man oh man we have got to cater to the players we have and play to their strengths. I'm not sure if he overestimated, underestimated or what but we are underachieving in many areas. I mean the Eagles run the WCO, granted that have a stud QB in McNabb but they push the ball down the field when they want to, we just choose not too. Galloway is lethal, Clayton and Smith are great possession options and you have caddy and we can't do crap.
I don't think we need to change our genre or anything but our personnel groups (3 TE sets) sorta baffles me. Yesterday was an aboration, hopefully of things to come, we looked good, hard to be critical about a good performance on offense, based on yesterdays game. Caddy ran well, Grads looked great.
Amazing isn't it! I thought we couldn't do that because our offensive line was so bad???
Define decent? He gave up a sack, several presures and did nothing in the run game. BTW, 1 sacks ins't a good game, since 1 sack per game gets you to Torrin Tucker levels of play.
Neither worked "really" well. The run game in particular was a bit of a mirage. Example, and these are fairly typical:1-10-TB39 (13:57) C.Williams left tackle to TB 42 for 3 yards (M.Simoneau, S.Shanle).1-10-NO35 (12:34) C.Williams left guard to NO 33 for 2 yards (S.Fujita).2-8-NO33 (11:56) C.Williams right end pushed ob at NO 18 for 15 yards (R.Harper).1-10-NO18 (11:31) C.Williams left guard to NO 18 for no gain (S.Shanle, B.Young).3 runs for 5 total yards, 1 for 18.2-5-TB38 (8:34) C.Williams right tackle to TB 38 for no gain (S.Fujita, M.Simoneau).1-10-NO40 (7:23) C.Williams left end to NO 38 for 2 yards (M.Simoneau, S.Shanle).2 runs, 2 yardsWe never got the consistent push and this run game looked like a lot of last year where we saw not much and then a few bigger runs. What did work, and that I hadn't seen in awhile, was that outside toss play that really seemed to work anytime we ran it.


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Orel Hershiser is most famous for his record streak of consecutive scoreless innings pitched, a record that hasn't been touched since he set it in 1988.There's another streak that Hershiser will challenge next year, but this one will be tougher to maintain -- especially since it's out of his hands to make it happen. For each of the past five Hall of Fame elections, including the one that this week installed Wade Boggs and Ryne Sandberg as the Class of 2005, at least one player in his first year on the ballot gained the 75 percent of the vote needed to gain entry to Cooperstown. When the 2006 ballot comes out, Hershiser, Will Clark and Albert Belle will represent the best of the first-time nominees. While all three are worthy of consideration, none exactly represents a lock to gain entry on the first ballot. That, of course, remains up to the voters of the Baseball Writers' Association of America. But there's little question the first-ballot streak is in jeopardy. The streak dates back to 2001, the year after Carlton Fisk earned the requisite votes in his second year on the ballot and Tony Perez did so in his ninth. Over the next four years, Dave Winfield and Kirby Puckett ('01), Ozzie Smith ('02), Eddie Murray ('03), and Dennis Eckersley and Paul Molitor ('04) didn't need a second chance to make their Hall of Fame impression.
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This year, Boggs became the 35th first-ballot Hall of Famer, and regardless of what happens in next year's vote, there will be others very soon. There very well may be a trio of first-timers in 2007, and Rickey Henderson might finally find his way to the ballot in 2009 -- assuming he, at long last, stays retired.As for 2006? Well, put it this way: It could be a good year for longtime bridesmaids like Bruce Sutter, Jim Rice, Goose Gossage and Andre Dawson to get a bump in their vote totals, perhaps even enough to get over that magic 75-percent line. Here's a look into the Cooperstown crystal ball:
2006: Orel Hershiser, Will Clark, Albert Belle
Hershiser, a 17th-round draft pick who became one of the premier pitchers of the 1980s and early '90s, probably represents the best chance at first-ballot consideration among his class.
Like Hershiser a rare combination of tenacity and talent, Clark -- known as "Will The Thrill" -- was a career .303 hitter, a standout first baseman and an old-school professional. A six-time All-Star, Clark became an icon with the Giants before playing five years in Texas and finishing out his career in Baltimore and one last pennant race in St. Louis.Belle, probably more renowned for his conflicts on and off the field, became the first player to hit 50 homers and 50 doubles in the same season in 1995. He was one of the most feared hitters in baseball during his tenure with the Indians, White Sox and Orioles.
Others eligible but not necessarily guaranteed to be placed on the 2006 ballot, according to the Hall of Fame: Rick Aguilera, Tim Belcher, Alex Fernandez, Gary Gaetti, Dwight Gooden, Ozzie Guillen, Juan Guzman, Gregg Jefferies, Lance Johnson, Doug Jones, Roberto Kelly, Mickey Morandini, Hal Morris, Jaime Navarro, Luis Polonia, Mike Stanley, Walt Weiss, John Wetteland and Mark Whiten.2007: Tony Gwynn, Mark McGwire, Cal Ripken Jr.
You can probably go ahead and set up three spots at the head table for these guys. Many observers would rate all three as locks to grab the key to Cooperstown on the first try. As affable a superstar player as baseball had seen perhaps since Ernie Banks, Gwynn won eight batting titles, tying him with Honus Wagner for the most crowns in National League history. He made a run at .400 in 1994 before a work stoppage left him at .394, and he hit .350 or better seven times. Gwynn amassed 3,181 hits, appeared in two World Series and 15 All-Star Games, and became known as Mr. Padre while playing his entire 20-year career in San Diego. McGwire burst onto the scene as half of the Bash Brothers in Oakland, playing in three World Series in his first five years in the big leagues. Traded to the Cardinals during his 12th season with the A's, McGwire took his power numbers to a new level in St. Louis. He staged his memorable rise to a then-record 70 homers in 1998, with Sammy Sosa pushing him toward surpassing Roger Maris' record of 61. A 12-time All-Star, McGwire retired at age 37 with 583 homers (sixth all-time) and 1,414 RBIs to his credit.
What can be said about Ripken that hasn't already been said? The man who ushered in the current golden era of shortstops, Ripken simply did everything anyone could ask of a player, racking up a record 2,632 consecutive games played to beat Lou Gehrig's longstanding record by more than 500, all the while making a record 17 consecutive All-Star appearances, collecting 3,184 hits and 431 homers and winning two AL MVP awards.Others potentially eligible for the 2007 ballot include Harold Baines, Derek Bell, Dante Bichette, Bobby Bonilla, Jeff Brantley, Jay Buhner, Ken Caminiti, Jose Canseco, Eric Davis, Tony Fernandez, Darryl Hamilton, Pete Harnisch, Charlie Hayes, Glenallen Hill, Ken Hill, Stan Javier, Wally Joyner, Ramon Martinez, Paul O'Neill, Gregg Olson, Bret Saberhagen, Jeff Shaw, Kevin Tapani, Devon White and Bobby Witt.
Here's a quick look at possible candidates for future ballots, according to the Hall of Fame: 2008: Shawon Dunston, Travis Fryman, David Justice, Mike Morgan, Tim Raines, Randy Velarde. 2009: Mark Grace, Rickey Henderson, Dean Palmer, Dan Plesac, Matt Williams. 2010: Edgar Martinez, Robin Ventura.
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New London — Mayor Daryl Justin Finizio took the opportunity Thursday during a press conference on personnel changes in City Hall to confirm he will seek re-election in 2015.
"I filed papers last year and have been actively fundraising," the mayor said after his administrative assistant, Zak Leavy, who is leaving city employment, said he looks forward to working on Finizio's re-election campaign as a private citizen.
Finizio called a press conference outside his office in City Hall Thursday afternoon to announce Leavy's departure Jan. 31 to become communications coordinator for the Connecticut Employees Union Independent, which represents more than 7,000 public employees. Leavy has worked for the mayor since his election in 2011.
David Pressler, who was appointed last October as the city's newly created veterans' liaison, will take over Leavy's $52,000-a-year position. The liaison job was a volunteer position. Pressler also will become the city's director of emergency management, Finizio said.
Last April, Finizio announced that the deputy police chief was taking over the emergency management duties from Reid Burdick, who held the $10,000-a-year position for 26 years. On Thursday, Finizio thanked Deputy Police Chief Peter Reichard for his service, calling him the interim director.
The emergency management job will not carry additional compensation for Pressler, but a portion of his salary will be paid for with emergency management grants, Finizio said.
Pressler, who lives in New London, served in the Marine Corps from 1989 to 2002 and was deployed to Iraq in 1991 and 2002. In addition to English, he speaks Spanish and Arabic.
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UF is still very jeckyll and hyde to me. we got lucky with some dropped passes from hunter and #84, but it certainly was nice to put them away late. driskel seems silent and then comes up with some bigtime throws. very disappointed with both lines...OL should be a strength but no where close. DL has done a good job against the run but not enough pressure.dex - with VT looking very "fraudish" who is the toughtest opponent for fsu? they might be able to cakewalk into a game with bama!
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Tour de France – Week One Recap: Oakley Riders Exhibit Strong Showing During First Nine Stages
The 2012 Tour de France is off and running, and as expected, there's been plenty of excitement so far. If you've paid any attention to the Tour de France in your life time, you've seen no shortage of Oakley cyclists topping the podium at the most prestigious road cycling race on the planet. You've seen innovative product that not only looks fast and sleek, but provides the world's greatest cyclists with the best possible eye protection. The first week of this year's Tour has been no different. Oakley has been all over the map this year in Belgium, France and Switzerland, the three countries the Tour has passed through already.
It all began with the launch of the inventive Oakley RadarLock, the newest definition of sport performance sunglasses. RadarLock changes the game for athletes, letting them take advantage of Oakley's wide array of performance lenses, thanks to an ingenious Switchlock method. The cyclists have the ability to change a lens as quickly as possible to combat Mother Nature's ever-changing environments.
While the technology is groundbreaking and impressive, there have to be cyclists wearing the product to prove its excellence. Again, there is no shortage of Oakley cyclists riding in the new Oakley RadarLock, along with multiple other tried-and-true Oakley glasses, like the Racing Jacket.
Most notably, last year's Tour de France Champion, Cadel Evans, returns from his homeland of Australia to defend his title. The Team BMC rider was crowned champion of the Tour in 2011, donning a Lemon Peel colored Oakley Radar Path to match his jersey, as he rode into Paris. After one week in the 2012 Tour, Evans looks like nothing has changed, sitting comfortably in second place in the overall individual time classification.
Oakley's Bradley Wiggins looks to be Evan's greatest competition as he brings an impressive string of overall wins into this year's Tour. After watching Team RadioShack-Nissan cyclist, Fabian Cancellara own the yellow jersey since his decisive opening prologue victory, Wiggins assumed control of the maillot jaune following an impressive Stage 7. Wiggins finished in third on the day, behind only teammate Chris Froome who took the stage victory, and Evans, who placed second. In the final stage (Stage 9) before the first rest day, Wiggins blew away the competition in the 41.km time trial. The man in the yellow jersey took a commanding lead going into Stage 10, gaining almost two full minutes on second place, defending champion, Cadel Evans.
Finally, you can't lose track of the World Champion, Mark Cavendish as he aims to take town the favorites of this year's Tour de France and improve on his 20 Tour stage wins. He's already proven his winning ways, sprinting to a victory in Stage 2 of the Tour. With Team Sky's first priority being protecting Wiggins during his hunt for the yellow jersey, Cavendish seems to be working mainly on his own at capturing the green jersey, among other accolades. Although he is currently 152nd in the overall standings, Cav sits comfortably in 4th in the running for the green sprinter's jersey.
Other notable Oakley riders throughout week one have been American Team BMC's Tejay Van Garderen and Estonian rider Rein Taaramae who have both held the white jersey for the best rider under 26-years-old. Swiss time-trial specialist Fabian Cancellara held the yellow jersey for seven straight days and Team Sky's Chris Froome wore the polka-dot jersey for the tour's best climber, following his Stage 7 victory.
Oakley is also a proud sponsor of numerous teams in the Tour de France. Most notably thus far, British Team Sky has been the best team since the beginning of the Tour. They've enjoyed 2 stage victories (Cavendish – Stage 2, Froome-Stage 7) and currently have Wiggins in the yellow jersey. Only after Stage 8 did fellow Oakley sponsored team, RadioShack-Nissan take control of the team category by 2 minutes, 51 seconds. Other teams you can find sporting Oakley on the Tour consist of Cadel Evan's Team BMC, Matt Goss and Stuart O'Grady's Team Orica-Green Edge, and finally Team Omega Pharma-Quick-Step, consisting of Levi Leipheimer and Tony Martin, among others.
Current Team Standings:
1. LUX RADIOSHACK-NISSAN 117h 36' 25''
2. GBR SKY PROCYCLING 117h 37' 50'' + 01' 25''
3. BEL OMEGA PHARMA-QUICK STEP 117h 49' 50''+ 13' 25''
4. ITAL IQUIGAS-CANNONDALE 117h 52' 31''+ 16' 06''
5. RUS KATUSHA TEAM 117h 52' 48''+ 16' 23''
6. USA BMC RACING TEAM 117h 53' 57'' + 17' 32''
Finally, Oakley prides itself on its global exposure to the cycling world. Not all, but a large number of national champions are competing in this year's Tour de France. Those that are, can be found wearing their country's National Championship jersey. Oakley provides custom eyewear to match each National Champion jersey of the following riders:
GERMANY: Fabian Wegmann (Garmin-Barracuda)
AUSTRALIA: Simon Gerrans (Orica-Greenedge)
FRANCE: Nacer Bouhanni (FDJ-BigMat)
BELGIUM: Tom Boonen (Omega Pharma-Quick Step)
BIELORUSSIA: Yahueni Hutarovich (FDJ)
GREAT BRITAIN: Ian Stannard (Sky)
HOLLAND: Niki Terpstra (Omega Pharma-Quick Step)
IRELAND: Matthew Brammeier (Omega Pharma-Quick Step)
LITUANE: Gediminas Bagdonas (An Post-Sean Kelly)
LUXEMBOURG: Laurent Didier (RadioShack-Nissan)
NORWAY: Edvald Boasson Hagen (Sky)
POLAND: Michal Golas (Omega Pharma-Quick Step)
SWITZERLAND: Martin Kohler (BMC)
CANADA: Svein Tuft (Orica-Greeenedge)
DENMARK: Jakob Fuglsang (RadioShack-Nissan)
USA: David Zabriskie (Garmin-Barracuda)
ESLOVAQUIA: Peter Velits (Omega Pharma-Quick Step)
ESTONIA: Rein Taaramae (Cofidis)
FRANCE: Sylvain Chavanel (Omega Pharma-Quick Step)
ITALY: Dario Cataldo (Omega Pharma-Quick Step)
LITUANE: Ramunas Navardauskas (Garmin-Barracuda)
LUXEMBOURG: Bob Jungels (Leopard-Trek)
RUSSIA: Denis Menchov (Katusha)
SWITZERLAND: Fabian Cancellara (RadioShack-Nissan)
It's been an exciting first week of the Tour de France, featuring lead changes, sprint finishes, massive crashes, and jockeying for all kinds of positions. 2012 has all the makings to be another drama-filled Tour de France, with Oakley cyclists poised to dominate on all fronts. Stay tuned for constant updates and developing stories. Good luck to all the Oakley riders in the upcoming stages.
Current Overall Individual Time Classification:
1. GBR WIGGINS Bradley 10 SKY PROCYCLING 39h 09' 20''
2. AUS EVANS Cadel 1 BMC RACING TEAM] 39h 11' 13'' + 01' 53''
3. GBR FROOME Christopher 105 SKY PROCYCLING 39h 11' 27'' + 02' 07''
4. ITA NIBALI Vincenzo 51 LIQUIGAS-CANNONDALE 39h 11' 43'' + 02' 23''
5. RUS MENCHOV Denis 131 KATUSHA TEAM 39h 12' 22'' + 03' 02''
6. ESP ZUBELDIA Haimar 19 RADIOSHACK-NISSAN 39h 12' 39'' + 03' 19''
7. BEL MONFORT Maxime 16 RADIOSHACK-NISSAN 39h 13' 43''+ 04' 23''
8. USA VAN GARDEREN Tejay 9 BMC RACING TEAM 39h 14' 34''+ 05' 14''
9. BEL VAN DEN BROECK Jurgen 111 LOTTO-BELISOL 39h 14' 40'' + 05' 20''
10. IRL ROCHE Nicolas 79 AG2R LA MONDIALE 39h 14' 49'' + 05' 29''
11. POR COSTA Rui Alberto 163 MOVISTAR TEAM 39h 15' 06'' + 05' 46''
12. EST TAARAMAE Rein 81 COFIDIS LE CREDIT EN LIGNE 39h15' 16''+05' 56''
13. FRA GALLOPIN Tony 13 RADIOSHACK-NISSAN 39h 15' 19'' + 05' 59''
14. SLO BRAJKOVIC Janez 181 ASTANA PRO TEAM 39h 15' 49'' + 06' 29''
15. GER KLÖDEN Andréas 15 RADIOSHACK-NISSAN 39h 15' 53'' + 06' 33''
16. FRA CHAVANEL Sylvain 192 OMEGA PHARMA-QUICKSTEP 39h17' 38''+08'18''
17. LUX SCHLECK Frank 11 RADIOSHACK-NISSAN 39h 17' 39'' + 08' 19''
18. FRA COPPEL Jérôme 91 SAUR-SOJASUN 39h 17' 51'' + 08' 31''
19.USA LEIPHEIMER Levi 191OMEGA PHARMA-QUICKSTEP 39h17'54''+08'34''
20.SVK VELITS Peter 199 OMEGA PHARMA-QUICKSTEP 39h18'04''+08'44''
21. FRA PINOT Thibaut 146 FDJ-BIGMAT 39h 18' 13'' + 08' 53''
22. ITA BASSO Ivan 52 LIQUIGAS-CANNONDALE 39h 18' 26'' + 09' 06''
23. USA HORNER Christopher 14 RADIOSHACK-NISSAN 39h 18' 27'' + 09' 07''
24. AUS ROGERS Michael 108 SKY PROCYCLING 39h 18' 52'' + 09' 32''
25. FRA ROLLAND Pierre 29 TEAM EUROPCAR 39h 19' 20'' + 10' 00''


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The addicts are seemingly everywhere. They sneak peeks in the mornings before work. They watch at the office, keeping the live footage open on their computer screens all day. They linger long enough that they get kicked off for reaching the 15-minute time limit, only to hit the refresh button and start all over again.
The object of their obsession: the Smithsonian National Zoo's panda cams, which offer mesmerizing glimpses of the zoo's female giant panda, Mei Xiang, nursing and nuzzling her squealing newborn cub.
"I am on the panda cam right now. I look at it between appointments. I watch it at night. I watch it when I get up in the morning. I watch it when I go to bed. I am completely entranced," said Marjorie Swett, 62, a Bethesda psychotherapist, who, if she wanted, could do a side gig as a panda-cam color commentator. "Right now, she's sleeping and cuddling. . . . Now she's rolling over. She just went from an upright position and went gracefully on the ground, still folding the baby into herself . . . and her legs are up the wall. She looks totally comfortable."
Since Mei Xiang gave birth on Aug. 23, legions of panda lovers have bombarded the zoo's website, clicking on one of two available panda cams to spy on the mother and cub as they bond inside what the animals believe is their private den.
From late July (when new high-definition cameras were installed) to Friday, the zoo has recorded more than 847,000 clicks on its panda-cam Web page, with about 529,000 of those coming since the day of the cub's birth, according to Mike Thorpe, the zoo's Web specialist. More than 52,000 hours of panda-cam viewing have occurred since July — and more than 30,000 since the cub's birth. (That doesn't even include the number of times people have clicked "play" on the panda cam on the zoo's mobile app, data that weren't available Friday.)


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For some animal lovers, watching these exotic creatures slither across the Animal Planet screen isn't enough -- you want to bring the thrill of snake ownership into your own home.
While snakes seem exciting and manageable through a television screen or from behind a glass wall, there are a few things that aspiring snake owners must know before bringing these exotic creatures into their homes.
The most common snakes kept by enthusiasts are cornsnakes, kingsnakes, and ball pythons. Many of these snakes, like the corn and king, are well suited for older children and first-time snake owners, due to their simple feeding methods and docile temperament. However, some species reach very large sizes in captivity, and their considerable space requirements must be anticipated.
"Other popular snakes like boa constrictors and carpet python are better for an owner comfortable with larger snakes, as they often get 7 or more feet long," explained Dr. Jordan Gentry, zoological medicine resident at the Texas A&M College of Veterinary Medicine & Biomedical Sciences. "Green tree python, rainbow boas, and tree boas have slightly more specialized care and are less tolerant to handling, but can make great pets for an owner that has researched the species."
Large constricting snakes, venomous snakes, and snakes with difficult care requirements do not make suitable pets and should only be kept by experienced herpetologists.
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