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Schubert finally left his teaching position to dedicate himself completely to musical pursuits. During the summer of 1818, the young composer worked as a private music teacher to the aristocratic Esterházy family. When he left that post in the fall, Schubert lived a somewhat bohemian lifestyle, composing and spending time with a group of friends that acted as his personal support system. In 1820, Schubert was commissioned by two opera houses, the Karthnerthor Theatre and Theatre-an-der-Wein, to compose a pair of operas. He wrote Zwillingsbruden, and Zauberharfe, both of which were unenthusiastically received. Schubert failed to secure a contract with a publisher, as none were willing to take a chance on a relatively unknown composer who wrote (harmonically) untraditional music. Schubert, along with the support of his artistic friends, published his own work for a collection of roughly 100 subscribers. These efforts, however, were financially unrewarding, and Schubert struggled to sustain himself. His work garnered little attention and contemporary composers dismissed his music as presumptuous and immature.
In 1823, Schubert was elected to the Musikverein of Graz, as an honorary member. Though this brought no financial reward and was an inconsequential appointment, Schubert relished its slight recognition, and to show his gratitude, composed his famous Unfinished Symphony. Five years later, Schubert's music was featured at a concert at Vienna's Musikverein. His work was received quite enthusiastically, and to much critical acclaim. This marked the only time during the composer's life that he enjoyed such success. This seemed to provide Schubert with a renewed sense of optimism, and despite illness, the composer continued to produce at an incredible rate. He began to organize a scheme to increase his artistic popularity, by continuing to evaluate his work and progress as a musician, perhaps even planning to study harmony privately. Schubert's health did not improve, and he soon found himself at death's door. During the composer's last moments, he instructed his brother Ferdinand to ensure that he would be buried alongside Ludwig van Beethoven's grave. Schubert revered the legendary composer, and was grateful to him, as Beethoven had praised his work after hearing a selection of songs. Schubert also highly regarded the work of both Franz Joseph Haydn and Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. Franz Schubert died of syphilis.
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Racer 5 India Pale Ale - Bear Republic Brewing Co.
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Ratings: 6,267 | Reviews: 2,183 | Display Reviews Only:
Reviews by ThickNStout:
3.43/5 rDev -18.1%
22oz bottle from Bruisin Ales (Asheville, NC). $5.99. Served in my faithful $2 Goodwill snifter. I can't find any freshness date.
A- clear golden yellow w/ 1.5 finger white head. Fair amount of pretty white lacing. Nice lookin brew.
S- floral hops. Admittedly my sniffer isn't as refined as most reviewers' but I'm just not getting much.
T- pretty good hop barrage after a little bit of biscuity malt. I'm not getting much depth. It's quite tasty but maybe this is an older bottle?
M- medium to light body. Faint carbonation. It could use a liytle more carbonation.
O- pretty good but there are plenty other widely availabe IPAs that will keep me from seeking this out. I'm glad to try it (& will again, most likely) but I fear my review may have suffered from drinking an older bottle. I'd like to try some fresh sete if I ever male that beer trek out west...
01-03-2012 01:31:18 | More by ThickNStout
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North Carolina
4.5/5 rDev +7.4%
Go speed racer go speed racer go,sorry.Pours a light golden with a orange tint to it as I neared the bottem of my bottle the chunks and floaties came.A very floral aroma poured a foot and a half away from my nose and picked up the citrus and piney aroma very tantalizing and bold.Taste is a hop heads dream but there is a firm malt backbone very piney almost medicinal in its hop character with a light nuttiness coming thru late.A hop fix for me really liked this beer wish I had more.
10-17-2004 00:51:59 | More by oberon
4.78/5 rDev +14.1%
An attractive amber-orange. Not much head, but oddly enough, it tastes more carbonated than it looks, if that makes sense.
A nice piney hop note, though more subtle than I'd like, even when the beer is warmed up.
Quite a delicious West Coast style IPA. Big, crisp, piney hops, but with a slightly sweet maltiness---I get orange with maybe a little brown sugar.
Smooth, with a nice, long lingering of the malt.
If you like Lagunitas, Stone, and other big West Coast IPAs, I'd recommend this one, and like these other representatives, it has a substance to back up the hop punch. Cheers.
06-12-2011 18:40:19 | More by ddean
4.08/5 rDev -2.6%
Appearance Very clear, thin-looking body with a tremendous, foaming head that laced and pitted my Ruination glass.
Smell Sharp, piney hops lead the way here. If theres a malt balance I cant find it. This one is all about the hops. Very complex, actually, with some floral and citrus notes.
Taste The taste sees through the promises of the nose. The complex hoppy flavor comes out at the tongue, but not overly sharp. Theres a tremendous smoothness to this ale that reminds me of NW style IPAs.
Mouthfeel Very smooth and medium-bodied. This one is also exceptionally dry and refreshing.
Drinkability Clean and distinctive offering of the style. I brought a few more Bear Republics back with me from LA and am looking forward to giving them a try.
Comments - The brewery is located in Healdsburg, home of the CA Wine Country. It's a beer island in a sea of vino, so woulid probably appreciate a beer-lover's visit.
11-06-2003 04:19:53 | More by RoyalT
4.25/5 rDev +1.4%
09-14-2013 23:01:04 | More by aszatk01
Newfoundland (Canada)
4.5/5 rDev +7.4%
10-03-2013 02:08:22 | More by cam477
5/5 rDev +19.3%
08-31-2014 19:08:49 | More by Bmm281
3.38/5 rDev -19.3%
Poured from a very cool 22 oz bomber.
Appearance: Deliciously golden orange, great color. Lots of fun junk floating around. Beautiful froth. Looks great!
Smell: Clean citrus hops. Mild scents of inorganic salts, acid, and alcohol. Coarse.
Taste: Mild hops, mildly bitter citrus, oven baked biscuits
Mouthfeel: Smooth. Mildly warming. Not very exciting.
Drinkability: High. Very, very easy to drink only I wont be drinking much of this one. I can think of at least 5 IPAs that are better and more affordable.
09-26-2005 16:13:27 | More by DaPeculierDane
4.29/5 rDev +2.4%
This one has eluded me for a long time, mainly because I couldn't find a fresh bottle. Finally got one last week, looking forward to finally trying this one. Pours almost a completely opaque, bright amber and light copper color. Big eggshell head builds up nice and foamy-like, leaving lots of chunky lace on the glass nearly all the way down. Awesome looking IPA.
The nose is quiet at first, but I believe I served this one to myself a little too cold. Once it warmed up, the aroma came out strong; big-time citric hops immediately send your senses into a frenzy. Plentiful grapefruit and dense orange peel, thick layers of pine needles, with a light perfume-like characteristic that lingers about. The citrus is sweet, mildly bitter, and potent; the hops are humongous in character - sticky, oily, and brash... this is one goddamn wet and hoppy IPA. Not quite reaching "dank" status, but the piney hops have a largely resinous aroma.
Malt? Not too much. It's certainly underplayed on the nose, but that's to be expected. I take one sip and I'm strapped in for the hop-coaster. Big, wet, pine-encrusted hops glide across my palate and smack my taste buds - powerful and bitter without being too harsh or abrasive. Large, white-pepper sprinkled grapefruit peels and other various citrus rinds coat every corner of my mouth. Couple that with the thick and dense resins and hop oils, you've got yourself a sticky-delicious IPA.
Lots of pine in the finish with a nudge of bitterness that grazes the palate without completely raping it. It's actually quite mellow, really, and becomes even more mellow with time. Warming also brings out a large floral and perfume character that wasn't as evident before. Just like with many other IPAs, the malts coming in much more handy in the flavor than the aroma - biscuity and bready, the malts here perform a very nice balancing act with the aggressive hop profile, something I love to see. Fresh aftertaste with pines, oils, bread, and orange peels. The mouth feel is slick, clean, snappy, and lively; medium bodied with plenty of carbonation.
Wow, I can't believe this stuff went under my nose for such a long time, it really is a delicious IPA. Very good perception of extreme hoppiness while maintaining a great balance with the malt that keeps this beer drinkable as all hell. Goes down like a champ - and it helps that the 7% ABV goes primarily unnoticed. Delicious stuff, no joke.
05-03-2013 16:11:58 | More by tectactoe
4.1/5 rDev -2.1%
22 oz bottle into glass; served cold and warmed as I tasted it...Recommended, because it got better as it got warmer.
A - It's unfiltered, so has a cloudy look to its (light) orange color. Soapy head dissipates fairly quickly. Lighter (looking) than most IPAs.
S - NICE nose to this; soapy, grapefruit-y hops; promising...
T - Pervasive hoppiness, balanced with a nice, continuous backbone of malty sweetness. Just before you get of alcohol at the end, there's a hint of orange/grapefruit pith, that is really distinct. Hangs around for a bit too...
M - Smooth, as a result of low carbonation and un-filtered-ness
D - Could easily down a few of these and enjoy the helll out of them.
Overall a solid IPA and wil be looking for more from this brewery.
04-20-2010 23:29:24 | More by ExtraStout
4.25/5 rDev +1.4%
04-07-2012 22:36:22 | More by PaulimusPrime
4/5 rDev -4.5%
08-14-2014 05:20:56 | More by Bignick254
4.3/5 rDev +2.6%
A: At first glance, I'm a little disappointed by the look of this brew. In a standard pint glass, it looks a little thin, with a see-through golden orange color. A medium-hard pour leaves about a 1/2 finger head that fades quickly. The carbonation looks great, however, as does the thin, thready, lacing the sticks on the side of the glass.
S: Mostly sweet citrus notes come upfront; is is a nice orange and lemon scent. A little bit of oily, pine-y hops support the citrus smell. As with the appearance, the word thin comes to mind. It does not have a big aroma, but it does have a nice aroma.
T: The taste, however, is not thin and this makes this guy quite happy. There is a very delicious balance between the sweet citrus flavors and the pleasant, dry, pine hop tastes. The finish has that nice, lingering dryness that I really enjoy from a quality IPA.
M: A good, warming feel that spreads joy to all parts of the palate. Crisp and refreshing in the mouth.
D: Not a palate-ruining IPA at all and its crisp, clean citrus tastes lead me to believe that I could drink several of these puppies and be pretty joyful.
03-01-2010 01:10:31 | More by TCHopCraver
4/5 rDev -4.5%
08-05-2013 00:47:20 | More by OhioBobcat
New York
4.5/5 rDev +7.4%
03-27-2013 03:21:57 | More by MadScientist
4/5 rDev -4.5%
06-25-2014 03:27:26 | More by kevindrosendahl
4.75/5 rDev +13.4%
08-14-2012 01:42:12 | More by Zakk
4.25/5 rDev +1.4%
05-18-2013 15:54:48 | More by jono0101
4.5/5 rDev +7.4%
07-28-2013 21:53:44 | More by MaxT
4.5/5 rDev +7.4%
06-25-2014 19:44:11 | More by npala86
3.75/5 rDev -10.5%
10-21-2013 19:47:17 | More by Tiernan
4.1/5 rDev -2.1%
Poured from a bomber into a pub glass.
A: Nice golden orange with off-white 1 finger head. Hazy with a little bit of very tiny fuzz floating around. Head dissipates in a couple minutes and leaves a decent collar that remains throughout. Medium lacing.
S: Lemony citrus. Also some tangerine. Sweet maltiness lightly appearing under the hops.
T: Hell ya! Very juicy hop flavors with a good malt structure that's not overly malty. The hops are very forward but nicely balanced for the style. The sweetness knows just how to be the canvas without usurping the stage from the very prominent hops. The hop profile of this IPA really works for my palate; it's not super bitter, but it is super flavorful with a nice spicy, resinous characteristic. Alcohol asserts itself as it warms. There's also an enjoyable graininess in the aftertaste, along with the predictable bitterness.
M: Very nice feel that's medium to full for the style. Unlike some IPAs, there's actually some grain in this recipe. Smooth on the palate with an adequate carbonation level.
D: Quite high, although it can get a little sweet and boozy as it warms. But at optimal temperature, I can easily drink the bomber and more.
Overall, a very good IPA that has a good malt backbone without being overly sweet. Delicious hop profile.
04-07-2010 00:00:53 | More by imperialstout27
4.5/5 rDev +7.4%
05-20-2013 23:57:31 | More by tbryan5
4.32/5 rDev +3.1%
08-18-2014 17:58:22 | More by GameOfBeers
4.25/5 rDev +1.4%
07-20-2013 19:21:26 | More by woodchipper
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Tax cut would be at least $300 million over two years
Madison - Gov. Scott Walker and a top legislative leader have revealed the size of Republicans' long-discussed plan to cut the state income tax - at least $300 million over the next two years.
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Oneida County chase ends with self-inflicted gunshot
Rhinelander - A sheriff's deputy's pursuit of a vehicle in Oneida County's Town of Newbold ended when the driver shot and killed himself.
Family members of the man were concerned about his safety and had asked the Waukesha County Sheriff's Department for help. That department contacted Oneida County and a deputy on patrol in the Town of Newbold spotted the man's vehicle shortly before 11 p.m. Monday.
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Missing man may have fallen into Lake Monona
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Democrat's mining bill would preserve existing environmental regulations
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Sagarsen Haldar, 33, was convicted of conspiracy to defraud the government. Over two years, Haldar filed two dozen applications with the State Department to bring people from India to work at his temple in Milwaukee. »Read Full Article
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A frozen sprinkler head on an outer wall in the basement of City Hall burst Tuesday morning, and an estimated 3 to 4 inches of water that filled the area damaged some of the city's information technology mechanical systems.
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James D. Kobs of Wauwatosa was charged in December with eleven counts of obtaining a controlled substance by fraud and one count of felony theft. The case began in April, when he worked at a Brookfield pharmacy. Kobs was charged with felony bail jumping Friday after authorities learned he had been working at a Milwaukee pharmacy since October. »Read Full Article(3)
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2014 University Stadium Policies and Information
Welcome to the 2014 season of Lobo football at the University of New Mexico, and welcome to University Stadium. We trust that your game day experience will be rewarding, and to help you have the best experience possible, here is a guide and a list of Frequently Asked Questions for everything you need to know about Lobo football and coming to University Stadium.
- 6. Can I advertise my business on my car in the parking lot? What about playing music or selling things?
1. How much is parking for games?
Lots will be a pass lot or a paid lot. $10 lots include the following: Pit West, SSSC Dirt Lot, Stadium East, TVC, STP, SSSC, Isotopes C and Sunshine Terrace. $5 parking lots are: CNM 1, CNM 2, CNM 3, I-25 Lot, Lobo Village Lot and Arroyo Lot. Please see the attached parking map above for detailed information. RV's are not included in that, and RV parking is $75 for overnight & game day. All Lots open six hours before kickoff, although some adjustments may be made depending on kickoff time. There are more than 4,000 parking spaces surrounding University Stadium, including 108 handicapped spaces.
2. Is there going to be alternative transportation like shuttles and busses?
Yes, there are ways to get to the game without parking your car right next to the stadium.
The Lobo Shuttle is a great way to get to the stadium.The shuttle bus from Lot T (located at the southwest corner of University and Lomas) runs two hours before kickoff and drops off at the Stadium North lot. The cost is just $3 per person (round trip) and tickets are available the day of the game at the Lot T, (cash only accepted). The return shuttle runs for a reasonable amount of time after the completion of the game.
Also, the Lobo Courtesy Shuttles will roam the parking lots. UNM will have four golf carts roaming the stadium parking lots starting two hours before kickoff. The carts will serve as courtesy shuttles for fans that need a lift from their car to the stadium.
If you are a UNM student, a courtesy shuttle will be provided by the Athletics Department and UNM Parking and Transportation Services. The shuttle begins two hours prior to kickoff, operates until kickoff, then one hour after the game is over.
3. Where is the best place to park that is handicap accessible?
Mobility-impaired parking spaces are located on the west side of the stadium. Additional spots are located on the west side of The Pit where a golf cart shuttle will pick up and drop off at Gate 2.
4. Where do RV's park this year?
The RV Overnight Lot is located in the TLC Lot (Pit North 2). Here are the important things to know about the Overnight RV Lot.
- The lot opens at 5 p.m. the day before each of UNM's six home games.
- A pass is required for the overnight lot.
- The pass includes access to overnight parking, security, bathroom facilities and close proximity to the Howl Zone. Lobo Club donors at the $250 level or above qualify for a RV parking pass
- Call (505) 925-2582 about purchasing a pass for the lot.
- All rules and regulations are subject to change. UNM Police and officials reserve the right to enforce these policies at their discretion.
- The UNM Athletics Department attempts to accentuate the pageantry of college football by providing a wholesome atmosphere for fans of all ages. We appreciate your cooperation and adherence to these policies. Please contact the UNM Athletics Department at 925-2582 for additional information and approvals.
- Vehicles must park consistent with lane markings; there will be no saving of parking spots. Parking costs $10 in all lots, except for $5 lots, and pass lots, where a donation is needed to secure a pass.
General RV parking (non-overnight) is $75 and is available in any paid lot except for the Stadium East Lot. Open lots are TLC Lot 1 and 2 (Pit North 1 and 2), and Pit West and they are open six hours prior to the game.
5. Can I use a gas grill for tailgating?
Grills can be used for tailgating, but all fans must adhere to a few guidelines for the safety of everyone:
- Grills must not be used inside tents, under building overhangs or within 15 feet of buildings.
- Grills must not be used within 25 feet of vehicles or other gas-fueled equipment.
- Grills must not be used near open windows, doors or building air intakes.
- Grills must be set on level ground and protected against being hit or knocked over.
- Check all gas lines from the bottle to the burner.
- Make sure they are tight, leak free and not cut or damaged.
- A leak check of valves and lines can be made by spraying soapy water around the connections. If the soap bubbles, you may have a leak. CHANGE THE BOTTLE, LINES AND/OR CONNECTORS AS NEEDED.
- Turn the gas on only when ready to heat the grill.
- Keep young children away from the grill.
- DO NOT leave the grill unattended at any time.
- Shut off all valves from the grill to the LP tank before leaving the event. Secure the LP tank from damage or vandalism.
For the safety of everyone, please DO NOT USE A GRILL IF A GAS LEAK OCCURS. If you smell natural gas prior to or during grilling. TURN OFF THE BURNERS AND BOTTLE.
Here's what to do in case of an emergency:
- Always have a working fire extinguisher on hand.
- Keep your family and friends a safe distance away from the BBQ while cooking.
- Keep a working cell phone nearby.
If an uncontrolled fire occurs:
- IMMEDIATELY move everyone away from the grill.
- Call UNM CAMPUS POLICE AT 277-2241 to report the fire or find security in the area.
- Use the fire extinguisher in short bursts to put out the fire.
If a burn or other injury occurs:
- Move the person away from the grill
- Call UNM CAMPUS POLICE At 277-2241 on a cell phone.
- Make the injured person as comfortable as possible.
- Be ready to direct medical personnel to your location. It may be hard to find you if you are in the middle of the tailgate area.
6. Can I advertise my business on my car in the parking lot? What about playing music or selling things?
No advertising vehicles or advertising or political signs will be allowed unless approved in advance by the UNM Athletics Department. UNM athletics officials and security have the right to remove any signage from the parking lots.
In addition, no live bands, public address systems or excessively loud stereo systems are permitted unless contracted through the UNM Athletics Department.
Also, no apparel, souvenirs, food or beverage are to be sold in the parking lots unless contracted through the UNM Athletics Department
7. Will University Blvd. be closed down for games again this year?
1. Can I purchase tickets online?
2. Can I still get season tickets or single game tickets?
3. Does UNM have group tickets?
4. How does a student qualify for student tickets?
5. Where is the Will Call booth located?
6. How do I qualify to sit in the Lobo Club section?
1. Can I purchase tickets online?
Purchasing tickets online is the quickest and easiest way to guarantee your seat to Lobo football. Fans can simply log onto our ticket site at unmtickets.com and from there you are just a few clicks away from great Mountain West football action. Fans can purchase single-game tickets online starting on Aug. 16 and in person at the Lobo Ticket Office in the Pit on Aug. 18, and season tickets can be purchased through Sept. 1.
Always make sure the ticket office knows if you require handicapped accessible seats.
2. Can I still get season tickets or single game tickets?
Season tickets are available through Sept. 5 at the Lobo Ticket Office in The Pit and online at www.unmtickets.com. The Lobo Ticket Office hours are 8:30 a.m. - 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. Individual game tickets are available:
- online at unmtickets.com or at GoLobos.com
- by calling 925-5858, 925-1620 or toll-free at 1-800-955-HOWL
- at the Lobo Ticket Office in The Pit
- at the UNM Bookstore
- at all Albertsons locations, to find the location nearest you, just click here.
- on game day three hours prior to kick off at the northeast corner ticket office of University Stadium
For more information call the ticket office at (505) 925-5626.
- on game day, three hours prior to kick off in the Lobo Ticket Office in The Pit. The Lobo Den Store Store, Powered by Your UNM Bookstores! will be open as well for fans wishing to get officially licensed Lobo merchandise.
3. Does UNM have group tickets?
UNM does have certain group ticket packages available. Just contact the ticket office at (505) 925-1620 or (505) 925-5626 for group ticket information.
**4. How does a student qualify for student tickets?
Student tickets are free for all UNM students currently enrolled in at least six hours. UNM students will be able to pick up student tickets prior to the game at Gate 9 and students also will be able to enter at that gate. Students also can get tickets during regular ticket office business hours at the ticket office.
All students must present their Lobo Card to receive their one free ticket, and they can purchase up to three additional guest tickets for $10 each.
5. Where is the Will Call booth located?
The Will Call booth is located at the northeast corner of the stadium at Gate 7 for the general public, player guests, high school coaches and visiting teams.
6. How do I qualify to sit in the Lobo Club section?
Certain Lobo Club members qualify for priority seating and parking, some of the many benefits of the Lobo Club, which is the scholarship fundraising arm of UNM Athletics. Contributors to the Lobo Club may qualify for other benefits such as invitations to special events and postseason ticket priority, all while providing educational opportunities for young men and women and building the foundation for Excellence in UNM Athletics through tax deductible gifts.
For more information on how you can make an impact on UNM Athletics through the Lobo Club call 925-2582.
1. What types of things are not allowed into University Stadium
2. Can I bring a banner or sign for my favorite player?
3. Can I bring a handbag or pocketbook into University Stadium?
4. Can I take pictures at the game?
5. Can I bring in my own chairback seat into University Stadium?
6. Is there an elevator at University Stadium?
7. Can I go on the field prior to the game or after?
8. What if I need first aid or the aid of the police for any reason?
9. What if I lose track of my children?
10. Is there a Lost and Found?
11. Can I bring my own food or drink into University Stadium?
12. What is the re-entry policy at University Stadium?
13. Can I bring a stroller into University Stadium?
14. Is University Stadium wheelchair accessible?
15. Can I smoke at University Stadium?
16. Can I legally have an alcoholic beverage at University Stadium?
17. What if I need assistance inside of University Stadium?
1. What types of things are not allowed into University Stadium?
Fans are encouraged to bring ONLY necessary items to football games at University Stadium. For the safety and enjoyment of all fans, we request that you assist us by leaving prohibited items at home or in your vehicle. We regret that we are unable to provide storage for any of these items.
The following items will not be allowed into any UNM Athletic Department Venue:
- food, water or beverages of any kind
- cans
- bottles
- alcohol
- baby seats
- balloons
- beach balls
- coolers
- explosives
- fireworks
- folding chairs
- illegal drugs
- laser pointers
- artificial noisemakers such as horns, drums, bells, whistles, etc. per Mountain West Conference rules
- pets (except service animals assisting those with disabilities)
- weapons of any kind
- any other item that in the judgment of game management staff poses a safety hazard or detracts from the ability of others to enjoy the event. Prohibited items must be returned to the owner's vehicle or discarded. Any unlawful items are subject to confiscation, and the person in possession of such items is subject to ejection from the stadium and /or arrest.
2. Can I bring a banner or sign for my favorite player?
Banners and signs are allowed inside University Stadium provided they are of reasonable size (as determined by event staff) and contain no advertising, offensive material or language. Signs cannot obstruct the view of other patrons during the game or they will be confiscated.
3. Can I bring a handbag or pocketbook into University Stadium?
Bags of reasonable size (as determined by event staff) will be allowed into the stadium, but all bags will be searched. Pocketbooks, computer bags and the like will be subject to searches as well, for the safety of those in attendance.
4. Can I take pictures at the game?
Still frame cameras are permitted inside the stadium, however, video cameras are not.
5. Can I bring in my own chairback seat into University Stadium?
Yes, fans wishing to bring a chairback seat can do so, but they must have the seat checked at the entrance. Chairback seats larger than 11" x 18" are not permitted into University Stadium.
Fans wishing to rent a chair back seat can do so on the concourse at a cost of $5 per game. All proceeds go to the UNM baseball program and UNM spirit program.
6. Is there an elevator at University Stadium?
Yes, there are two elevators on the west side of University Stadium near gate 3.
7. Can I go on the field prior to the game or after?
Only team personnel, media and credentialed event management staff are authorized to be on the field before, during or after the game. Anyone going onto the field without proper authorization is subject to expulsion from the stadium and could face prosecution. This also applies to anyone throwing objects onto the field or in the stands.
8. What if I need first aid or the aid of the police for any reason?
Emergency assistance is available at the Command Post located on the concourse level at the north end of the stadium or by dialing 925-5506. Contact any usher or ticket taker wearing an Event Staff shirt, and they will be able to assist and get EMTs to respond.. There is also a Police Command Post, which is located on the concourse level at the north end of the stadium near gate 5. First aid, lost and found and lost children are located here. The phone number is 925-5506.
9. What if I lose track of my children?
Parents and/or guardians with a lost child should contact the nearest law enforcement officer or event staff member. Lost children will be taken to the Command Post at the north end of the stadium near Gate 5.
10. Is there a Lost and Found?
Lost and Found is at the Command Post located on the concourse level at the north end of the stadium near gate 5 during games and can be contacted by dialing 925-5506. During the week call the UNM Police at 277-2241.
11. Can I bring my own food or drink into University Stadium?
Fans are not permitted to bring in any outside food or drinks, including bottled water. Fans entering the stadium will be asked to finish, dispose of, or return items to their vehicle.
Exceptions will be made for the needs of babies/small children/elderly and fans with medical conditions.
12. What is the re-entry policy at University Stadium?
Re-entry is not permitted at University Stadium. If you need to re-enter, please go to the Customer Service Tent located near the Command Post near Gate 5. The Customer Service representative will make the decision if you're able to re-enter. Emergencies will be the only purpose.
13. Can I bring a stroller into University Stadium?
Strollers are permitted but must be collapsible and fit under your seat.
14. Is University Stadium wheelchair accessible?
There are nearly 200 wheelchair spaces in University Stadium. They are located on the upper west concourse level, the east mid-concourse level and at the north end. Wheelchair spaces on the west side of the stadium can be reached by the elevator on the west side of the press box. Spaces on the north side are on ground level. Tickets are available by contacting the ticket office at 925-5626.
15. Can I smoke at University Stadium?
The University of New Mexico is a smoke free campus, therefore no smoking is allowed on or inside our grounds.
16. Can I legally have an alcoholic beverage at University Stadium?
Individuals of legal drinking age - 21 or older - who have a ticket to the game that day may consume alcoholic beverages in the parking lots in accordance with University policy. Consumption of alcohol by minors is illegal. In addition, it is illegal to provide alcohol to minors. The following additional rules apply to alcoholic beverages at University Stadium.
- No glass bottles are permitted.
- No common source alcohol is permitted, including party balls or kegs.
- No alcohol, outside food or drink may be brought into the stadium.
The University of New Mexico Athletics Department reminds all fans to not drink and drive. Please choose a designated driver before you consume any alcoholic beverage.
17. What if I need assistance inside of University Stadium?
Fans needing assistance can get instant access to event management by texting "Lobos" to 78247. Event staff will then text back and fans can request assistance or ask questions. If necessary, event staff can quickly dispatch safety/security, medical or guest services staff to the appropriate location.


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The Philippines is classified as "partly free" by Freedom House and has endemic problems with corruption and cronyism. But the country is an electoral democracy with an increasingly open political process, and recent progress has been made in reaching a peace deal with the Moro Islamic Liberation Front and tackling corruption. Will improving democratic conditions in the country make any difference in the country's disaster relief efforts? They could.
Events like earthquakes, typhoons and droughts are acts of God and politically neutral. (Let's ignore climate change for the moment.) But the level of development in a country will often determine the extent of the damage. Chile, for instance, experienced a more severe earthquake than Haiti in 2010 according to the Richter Scale, but only a fraction of the death toll.
There's some research to suggest that democracies are better at preparing for disasters and responding to them than autocracies. Take for instance, Myanmar's blocking of international aid after Cyclone Nargis or China's crackdown on those who questioned the shoddy construction that made the death toll from the 2008 Sichuan earthquake much higher than it needed to be.
Nobel Prize-winning economist Amartya Sen famously argued that famines do not occur in functioning democracies, because democracies ''have to win elections and face public criticism, and have strong incentive to undertake measures to avert famines and other catastrophes.''
In a 2002 paper, London School of Economics economists Timothy Besley and Robin Burgess built on this argument in a study of how Indian regions responded to falls in food production and crop flood damage. They found that Indian states "where newspaper circulation is higher and electoral accountability greater" were far more responsive in responding to people's needs in the wake of disasters.
In 2010, Alejandro Quiroz Flores and Alastair Smith developed the idea further, arguing that democratic countries have greater incentives to prepare for disasters and put response systems in place than autocracies. "You have a better chance surviving a disaster in a poor democracy than a rich autocracy," Smith says.
In democracies, leaders take a political hit when casualty numbers are high and the response by authorities is perceived as inadequate. (Think Bush after Katrina.) If the number of casualties are low and the response and the authorities are seen as responsive, a leader can even benefit politically. (Think Obama after Sandy.)
The incentives work differently for autocracies. Leaders depend not on public support but on the loyalty of their closest followers. So funds that could be spent on improving infrastructure or developing disaster response systems are better spent on enriching the leader's cronies.
Disasters can hurt autocratic governments by concentrating displaced people in small areas and giving opposition leaders a focal point to rally around. The Fores/Smith paper argues that the anti-government protests that followed the 1985 Mexico City earthquake helped the city develop a stronger civil society, leading eventually to the direct election of the city's mayor and the erosion of the PRI party's monopoly on power. Patrick Meier argues in iRevolution that online organizing in the wake of disasters can serve a similar function.
Here's where the bad news comes in for the Philippines. The country's infrastructure is in rough shape after years of underinvestment. With one recent president convicted of corruption and another charged with election fraud, it would be understandable for Filipinos to be skeptical of their leaders.
Indeed, there's already something of a blame game developing between President Benigno Aquino III and the local authorities in devastated Tacloban city. Hopefully this controversy will put some pressure on authorities to take steps to prevent the next storm from being quite so deadly.


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A co-worker of mine shot these pictures on the way in to work last week. Thought you'd enjoy them;
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Wow, that's some great photography! Nice!
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I love how in the second picture the cat's eyes are closed. It looks so peaceful.
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Man they are nice pictures Thanks for the post
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I bet he could give you all kind of "peaceful" if you ever cornered him. What a hunting machine.....beautiful animal!
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those are really nice pictures, we have seen some around here too but not up close like you
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I seen the exact same animal near my house in ct. it was crossing the road infront of my car. I call it a lynx while others call it a bobcat. To me i've seen both and the lynx is bigger and the bobcat fur is a different pattern. A mountainlion was spotted nearby here too. I now have a blackbear living in the watershed area behind my land too. The bear is about 3 years old and over 200lbs. i seen its tracks in my corn field recently. Of course i have my bear gun ready at all times now. Its been known that they will break into a house to get an easy meal. All i can think is guess who's comming for din/din at 2am. I'll be serving up 300gr lead sandwhiches....I really don't want to hurt it but if its in the house?????
I'm technically misunderstood at times i guess its been this way my whole life so why should it change now.
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I beleive thar's what Jerry Clower called a souped up wildcat.
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I love Jerry
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Great photos, Micah. I saw one here in Greene, Maine, last winter, but I think the coyotes might have run it off since I've not seen it again. Thanks for the photos. Jeff
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On Monday, the group unveiled a refurbished baseball diamond and played host to a baseball clinic at the Ripley House Field.
Nike also donated $50,000 in baseball equipment and assisted in numerous field improvements, including playing surface, a drainage system, a scoreboard and on-deck circles.
"We're proud to give Houston youth the opportunity to be physically active and the means to do it," said Joaque Hidalgo, vice president of Nike USA Marketing and Brand Management. "All-Star week has kicked off, we're bringing a little of the excitement to these kids today. With the help of two former All-Stars, we're going to provide these kids with a day that inspires them to play baseball and stay active."
A member of the 3,000-hit club, Gwynn played 20 years in the big leagues with the San Diego Padres. Cruz Sr., meanwhile, spent 13 of his 19 Major League seasons in Houston, and helped lead the Astros to NL West division titles in 1980, '81 and '86.
After inaugurating the field, Cruz Sr. and Gwynn offered a fielding and hitting clinic that included a home run derby, a first-to-home competition, and other baseball-related activities to more than 100 children. The field was sponsored by NikeGo, the company's signature community affairs initiative to get children more physically active.
"For us at Nike, we've had an association with baseball for 25 years in footwear, accessories and working with players, and we are very excited to be here," Nike spokesperson Kellie Leonard said. "We are excited about the All-Star Game and we thought this would be the perfect opportunity for NikeGo in Houston."
Neighborhood Centers Inc., the city's largest social services agency, operates five other community centers in addition to Ripley House: Head Start and Early Head Start programs, the Charter School-Ripley Campus, Senior Centers, and Early Childhood Development Centers.
"For our kids and our community, this donation will have an immediate impact," said Neighborhood Centers Inc.'s Joe Martel. "We are very thankful to Nike and to the athletes that are here with us today as our youth will remember this day and this generosity for the rest of their lives. It's not every day you get a training session with the pros and a new field and equipment."
Nike committed more than $10 million in cash and products to get children more active last year.
"This is a great opportunity for us and to bring two great All-Stars like Tony and Jose Sr. together for something special," Leonard said. "We're very excited."
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For centuries, the mysteries of space have captured our imagination and inspired us to look ever further into the cosmos. Now, the Orlando Science Center invites you to begin your exploration at Our Planet, Our Universe, a new permanent exhibit that takes a fascinating look at space as well as elements found right here on Earth.
An original exhibit on astronomy and earth science, Our Planet, Our Universe explores the strange, curious, and odd peculiarities of the universe and our place in it. Discover the dynamic forces and systems that shape our Earth, as well as other planets and discover the latest information about our solar system. New experiences include computer-based interactives and visuals, including images direct from the NASA/Hubble Space Telescope, and hands-on exhibits that explore some strange - and some familiar - phenomena.
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Earth, Wind & Sky
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- Mars Rover: Guide a to the planetary rover over an 8'diameter simulated Martian terrain Takes the controls of the rover to move and pick up rock samples with its robotic arm while your friend watches the images the rover camera reveals.
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- Cosmic Collisions: See what happens when galaxies collide through an interactive kiosk.
- Tonight's Sky: What will I see if I look up at the night sky tonight? This software program from NASA is automatically updated every month to show appropriate stars, constellations and other objects playing on a large screen TV.
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- Black Holes Quiz: Explore the strange and unique phenomena surrounding black holes. Take a journey into a black hole, or find out more at the black hole encyclopedia.
- Warping Space: Manipulate 'stars' and 'planets' along a 2D universe to see how different space can warp into 3 dimensions.
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Reds, Phillies are potential matches for speedy center fielder
NASHVLLE, Tenn. -- The Winter Meetings have thrust center fielder Dexter Fowler's name into the forefront of trade speculation, but multiple sources said Wednesday the Rockies are making it clear that that the price for such a player is high.The Rockies see Fowler, who is heading into his age-27 season and is coming off his best season as a center fielder and leadoff hitter, as such a valuable asset that they won't deal him unless they end up with an impact player. If that player is a starting pitcher, all the better. The best comparison, according to Major League sources, is the deal the club made after the 2008 season when it sent All-Star outfielder Matt Holliday to the Athletics and received outfielder Carlos Gonzalez, closer Huston Street and left-hander Greg Smith. Gonzalez has won a batting title, received two Rawlings Gold Glove Awards and has been an All-Star, while Street had a couple of mostly effective seasons as the club's closer. Bill Geivett, the Rockies' senior vice president of Major League operations, didn't go into specific trade talks, but he did discuss the high regard the team has for Fowler.
"We're not in the posture of moving Dexter," Geivett said. "I would have to say that for us to get engaged in any type of serious talks on Dexter Fowler, they would have to come in here trying to take him away, almost."
Asked if there had been serious talks, he said, "People in their mind have been talking seriously. I don't think we've taken it seriously."
Media speculation has linked the Reds and the Rockies because Cincinnati's leadoff hitters finished last in the National League in batting average and on-base percentage. The team won the National League Central last year despite that, and a player like Fowler -- who hit .300 last year with a .389 on-base percentage -- could help the Reds reach the next level. Obtaining Fowler would mean the Reds would have a decision to make on Drew Stubbs, another speedy center fielder but one with high strikeouts.To make such a deal, the Rockies could ask for a package that would involve right-handed pitcher Mike Leake, 25, a rising talent who has struck out 234 batters in 346 2/3 innings over the past two seasons, and possibly one of several power arms at the top of the club's farm system. Leake, headed into his fourth season, is the type of ground-ball pitcher who could help stabilize the Rockies' rotation. However, the way the Rockies view Fowler, they would need a greater impact player -- someone who is a star or could become one, like Gonzalez -- to complete such a trade. The Phillies also are in search of a center fielder, but it's not clear if there is a fit with the Rockies. The Rockies have long had interest in Rays pitchers Jeremy Hellickson and Wade Davis, but there's no guarantee the teams can swing a deal. One scenario offered by a source has Colorado using what it obtains in one trade to put together a package that could entice Tampa Bay to move. However, the Rays are in position to ask for a high price, so the odds may be against a deal with the Rockies.
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Only a quarter of midsize insurers have implemented mobile device management (MDM) software for their employees who participate in bring-your-own-device (BYOD) access to their systems, according to a survey by analyst firm Novarica.
While allowing BYOD access to systems at about the same rate as large insurers -- defined as those with more than $1 billion in premium -- midsize carriers tend to eschew technologies such as Good Technology, MobileIron and AirWatch that help them manage those remote devices.
"We strongly recommend that all insurers carefully consider their security provisions for BYOD and consider the benefits of using an MDM platform if they are not already doing so," Novarica says in the survey, which included 22 large insurers and 64 midsize. "Companies need to have remote-wipe capabilities to delete information from lost devices or from the devices of employees who leave the company."
[Good Technology reports that financial services companies are BYOD leaders.]
That's despite the fact that in some cases, midsize insurers allowed more BYOD access than their larger counterparts: 89% reported that at least some employees could use their smartphone to access corporate systems, compared to 68% of larger companies. The percentage allowing all employees access was 32% for large companies and 31% for midsize.
The little statistical difference between midsize and large companies in terms of allowing access belies the fact that invariably, that access must at some point end -- and it is imperative that insurers build in some safeguards for their data.
"Managing security and confidential information on personal devices is an evolving practice that insurers need to stay current with," Novarica adds. "Security protocols (passwords, time-outs, not storing unencrypted information on the device, etc.) on personal devices must meet general corporate standards."