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Writers Guild Pension Plan
One of the benefits of belonging to the Writers Guild is the ability to participate in the Producer-Writers Guild of America Pension Plan. Upon retirement, participants are paid a monthly annuity for the rest of their lives. Payments may continue to a beneficiary in the event of the participant's death, depending on the option the participant selects at retirement.
Contributions to the plan are made by employers who adhere to the collective bargaining agreements with WGAE and WGAW. These include studios, networks, and production companies. Pension managers invest assets for growth and safety.
Pension FAQs
Who is eligible to participate in the Producer-Writers Guild of America Pension Plan ("Pension Plan")?
Any person who is hired to perform covered writing services by a company that is signed to the Writers Guild Minimum Basic Agreement (MBA) may participate in the Pension Plan.
Additionally employees working in certain Guild-covered positions at news stations (e.g. ABC, WWOR, WNYW, WNYC temps at CBS, etc.) may also be eligible to participate, depending on where they work and their employment status.
Why should I participate in the Pension Plan?
The Pension Plan provides Participants with income during retirement as long as they meet the vesting and age requirements. Upon application for retirement under the Pension Plan, eligible Participants are paid a monthly benefit for the rest of their lives (with few exceptions). Contributions are made to the Pension Plan by Employers, so there is no cost to Participants. Employers begin paying into the Pension Plan immediately upon an employee's performance of covered writing services.
How do I enroll?
There is no need to enroll. An employee automatically becomes a Participant upon working in what is considered a covered writing service.
Who contributes to the Pension Plan?
Many Employers who are party to collective bargaining agreements with the WGAE and WGAW—studios, networks, production companies—are required to contribute to the Pension Plan.
Am I allowed to contribute additional funds into the Pension Plan?
The Pension Plan does not allow for individuals to make contributions on their own behalf. Special rules apply if a writer owns at least 10 percent of the reporting signatory entity and hires himself to write a project. For more information, click here https://www.wgaplans.org/contributions/owner_writers.html.
When will I be vested?
Participants are vested after accruing five Qualified Years of service (not necessarily five consecutive years). Once a Participant is vested, he/she is eligible to receive a retirement benefit after meeting age requirements, even if they stop working as a writer in the entertainment industry. For more information on vesting, including guidelines about Qualified Years and details about Breaks in Service, see the Summary Plan Description.
What happens to my pension funds if I don't become vested?
Participants who do not become vested are unable to receive retirement benefits. However, Participants who return to work after a Permanent Break in Service may be reinstated into the Pension Plan under certain circumstances. For details about breaks in service, see the Summary Plan Description.
When can I begin collecting my pension?
Vested Participants begin collecting benefits upon retirement under the rules of the Pension Plan. Normal retirement age is 65. Early retirement benefits may begin at 52, at a lower monthly payout. For details about eligibility and how benefits are calculated, see the Summary Plan Description.
Please contact the Pension Benefits Department at least two months prior to your anticipated retirement date. Retirement dates are always the first of the month.
What happens if I decide to return to work after I begin receiving retirement benefits?
If a Participant retires early (prior to age 65), to be considered retired under the Pension Plan, no covered writing services may be performed in the first month of retirement. A retiree will continue to receive a monthly benefit from the Pension Plan during reemployment. A retiree may also be entitled to additional pension benefits. Please notify the Pension Benefits Department within one month after such employment occurs to ensure that benefits will be properly adjusted. For more information about reemployment, see the Summary Plan Description.
How are benefits calculated?
There are a number of payment options, depending on what a Participant selects. For detailed information, see the Summary Plan Description.
Once a Participant selects a payment option, it cannot be changed on or after the Retirement Date. Administrative office staff is available to help calculate retirement benefits under any of the available options so that a Participant can decide which type of payment works best for him/her.
Can I collect my pension in one lump sum?
If the actuarial value of the retirement benefit is $5,000 or less, the benefit may be paid as a lump sum. If the actuarial value of your total payments exceeds $5,000, a lump sum payment is not permitted.
Can I name a beneficiary in the event of my death?
Yes. If a Participant dies before retirement and is survived by a spouse to whom the Participant has been married for at least one year, the surviving spouse will be entitled to a Surviving Spouse Benefit provided the Participant is vested on the date of death.
A same sex domestic partner may be considered a spouse for this purpose, as long as he/she meets the requirements of a Qualified Domestic Partner under the Pension Plan. If you would like to add your same sex domestic partner as a Covered Dependent under the Health Fund or for Pension Plan purposes, please contact the Health Fund Eligibility Department at eligibility@ to request a Same Sex Domestic Partner ("SSDP") packet. You will be required to file an affidavit of domestic partnership which is included in the packet, and submit along with it three of the supporting documents outlined on wgaplans.orgthis page of the plan's site.
For a full explanation of the Surviving Spouse Benefit, see the Summary Plan Description.
Does the Pension Plan include a death benefit?
Yes. For details, please visit here.
Does the Pension Plan include a terminal illness benefit?
If a Participant is certified by a doctor to be terminally ill with a life expectancy of less than a year, s/he may be eligible to receive a Terminal Illness Benefit. For more details, see the Summary Plan Description.
Who administers the Pension Plan?
The fund is jointly administered by an equal number of Trustees from the Writers Guild of America, East and West, and Trustees from contributing employers in the industry. Professional investment managers invest the assets of the Pension Plan, including the contributions made on your behalf.
Do I have any say in how my pension fund is invested?
The Pension Plan does not provide for individually directed investments.
Will the Pension Plan keep track of contributions made on my behalf?
Yes. Once a year Participants receive a statement reporting how much money has been contributed up to that time. It is recommended that Participants retain copies of all contracts, pay stubs, etc., in the event of a discrepancy. Any errors or discrepancies should be reported to the Employer Compliance Department immediately.
Where can I find detailed information about the Pension Plan and its benefits?
For a full summary of the plan and explanation of benefits, please visit here.
Who can I call to speak to someone knowledgeable about the Pension Plan?
Information about the Producer-Writers Guild of America Pension Plan can be found on their website: www.wgaplans.org or call 1-800-227-7863, 8:30am-5pm (PST).
The Producer-Writers Guild of America Pension Plan is a separate legal entity from the WGAE. It is governed by a Board of Trustees comprised of union representatives from the Writers Guild East, Writers Guild West, and management representatives. For detailed information about the plan, contact:
Producer-Writers Guild of America Pension Plan
1015 North Hollywood Way
Burbank, CA 91505-2526
1-800-227-7863, 8:30am-5pm (PST)


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Trish Staine had just finished running 10 miles while training for a half-marathon when she started going into labor. The mother of three said she hadn't gained any weight or felt any fetal movement in the months before and had no idea she was pregnant. Is it possible for a woman not to know she's pregnant before she starts giving birth?
Yes, but it's rare. It's not uncommon for a woman to have an unplanned pregnancy — that's the case for half of all pregnancies in the United States. Most pregnancies, regardless of planning, are detected in the first 20 weeks. Only a very small number of mothers make it to the labor stage without finding out they're expecting. It's hard to say just how many births we're talking about. A frequently cited study in the British Medical Journal found that surprise births happened in Berlin "about three times more often than triplets." The authors came up with an estimate of 1 in 300 to 600 pregnancies, but to be more conservative, since the probability of triplets in America is about 1 in 8,000, you could estimate that the probability of not detecting a pregnancy before labor is about 1 in 2,700.
The women most susceptible to surprises of this nature are those who have irregular periods, for they are less likely to notice the most obvious early indicator of pregnancy: suspension of the menstrual cycle. There's more than one reason a woman might not have her period for several consecutive months. She might be an underweight athlete or anorexic. Or she might suffer from polycystic ovary syndrome. Certain medications can suppress menstruation, too.
There are plenty of reasons why pregnancy may never cross a woman's mind. She might think she's too old to get pregnant. She might think she or her partner is infertile. She might have an overly strong faith in the effectiveness of birth control. Of course, she could also be in denial. A woman may not want a baby and therefore ignore the indicators that she's pregnant.

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I tend to think a QB just wants to win the game he's in right now; doesn't care whether he's leaving the pocket or not. Whatever works, keep doin' it... A lot of OC's, OTOH, are particular about their young QB staying in the pocket. We'll never really know, but it just seems more likely to me Olsen planted that bug in Freeman's ear...
What is your point? I was wrong? Ok. You win. I was wrong.
I'm really curious to see his style of play at that weight. I may end up liking him, who knows?
so easy to blame olson. maybe it was freemans agent telling him to stay in the pocket to lengthen his career. maybe it was his mother saying she didnt want him getting hurt. maybe it was his girlfriend who said tom brady and 6 pack abs are sexy. maybe freeman thinks that the best way to become a top tier QB in the NFL is to become a pocket passer, maybe he's heard all his life he's just an inaccurate mobile guy back there and wanted to change.i honestly believe both the QB and OC both want to win games. i have a hard time thinking olson saw how many 3rd and long conversions freeman picked up in '10 and then saying, "you know what josh...instead of doing that this year, how bout you just check down to lumpkin. no sense in trying to get that first. lets just play field position. we are only down 20 points right now".but like i said, its too easy to scapegoat olson.
He was not fat before. So he must have lost muscle mass as well as fat to be that small now.


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Reviews by 2xHops:
2.85/5 rDev -36.9%
2010 vintage bottle opened and poured into a Maudite glass.
Man, this stout is dark, dark, dark, dark, dark, dark, dark. It really did look very appetizing.
The smell seems so strange. It doesn't appeal to my nose at all.
The taste is not quite what I expected. It was very good, but it was heavy on the coffee flavor profile than I expected. I certainly can taste a hint of molasses coming though, the oak coming through slightly.
The mouthfeel is very, very dry. I felt like my mouth was shriveling up worse than a prune. This is after letting the beer breathe for a long while, and I feel like something's wrong. It's not normal.
Overall, I don't see the hype. I am starting to think that I may had gotten a bad bottle that is skunked or something. I imagine I will need to try another bottle to truly see if the consistency is there. I prefer Goose Island's Bourbon Rare Stout far more to this one. It's incomparable, so I only consider this to be a decent beer, but not world class at all.
So far, so what.... I'll have to revisit this review when I somehow get another 2010 bottle, or at least try the 2011 vintage somehow.
11-08-2011 06:35:22 | More by 2xHops
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4.8/5 rDev +6.2%
"If you gaze long enough into an abyss, the abyss will gaze back into you."
--Friedrich Nietzsche
2006 Reserve. Obliterative black that threatens to suck all ambient light from the room. Okay, that's probably over the top, but the beer is aggressively dark. The molasses hued cap is one of the darkest I've seen and is a treat for the eyes. It's thick and rich and long lasting and does a great job blanketing the glass with sheets of finely bubbled lace. In a word: perfection.
The nose is very good without being an absolute stunner. It may be that my expectations were too high, but I expected something with more pungency and more complexity. I can appreciate chocolate fudge and blackstrap molasses. Where's the black licorice? Where's the bourbon? The label says 'aged in oak barrels', but it doesn't say whether or not those barrels previously held bourbon.
The Abyss is *definitely* deserving of the hype. What amazes me most is how it's such a gentle giant. It tastes as if this bottle has been aging for several years rather than barely one. The various flavors all get along beautifully together, as if they've had all the time in the world to get acquainted.
The alcohol delivers just enough warmth to let you know you're drinking a massive beer that needs to be respected. Completely declawing and defanging a beast like this one is never a good idea. In case you're wondering, the 2006 is drinking splendidly right now.
A huge amount of roasted malt (and assorted other ingredients) delivers flavors of dark chocolate, espresso, caramelized sugar, molasses, licorice and sugared vanilla bean. The depth and complexity is close to overwhelming at times. If you love RISs and have the opportunity to buy a case of The Abyss, do so. You won't regret it.
Sweetness edges right up to the 'too sweet' line, without putting a toe over. The key is a surprising amount of citric, sprucey, resionous hops. On second thought, given the region of the country in which these guys brew, I'm not a bit surprised. There's no doubt in my mind that the flavor deserves the ultimate score.
The mouthfeel is a veritable feast for the senses. Like almost every other attribute of this fantastically delicious ale, it finds that precise sweet spot between too much and too little. It's heavily silky and glassy smooth and... well, it's simply perfect.
I have gazed into The Abyss. I've also smelled it, tasted it and felt its creamy lusciousness. This is a Russian Imperial stout for the ages and is one of the finest beers that I've ever had the pleasure to imbibe. Believe the hype and buy all you can get your hands on. Bravissimo!
02-02-2008 15:17:47 | More by BuckeyeNation
4.39/5 rDev -2.9%
2013 vintage. Best after 08/16/14.
Pours opaque black. The 1/2 inch tan head fades to a thin cap on top and leaves faint spotty lace.
The smell is of spent coffee grounds, dark chocolate, vanilla, faint dark fruit and a hint of alcohol.
The taste is of bitter black coffee, dark chocolate, molasses, vanilla and faint black cherry.
The texture is heavy bodied and syrupy with low carbonation.
This is a very impressive coffee forward imperial stout. The taste improves as it approaches room temperature.
08-22-2014 02:43:55 | More by Furlinator
North Carolina
4.63/5 rDev +2.4%
Saved the best for last,rang inthe new year with this bad boy.Poured into a snifter deep and dark but not quite opaque,just a tinge of deep ruby when held close to the light,a creamy and very sticky deep mocha colored head atop that nver really left.Deep mocha coffee and vanilla tinged oak in the nose,I also picked up some roasted nut and dark fruit.Bitter chocolate and molasses flavor really hit from the onset,as it warms licorice really comes thru as well.An awesome creamy feel to the beer really coats the mouth and it goes down with ease.What a great sipper,just so much flavor and a creamy feel made me wanna drink another 22oz!A beer more than worthy of its lofty status.
01-01-2011 14:30:00 | More by oberon
4.6/5 rDev +1.8%
Many thanks to MaltMaster420 and MSUBulldog for samples of this fine brew.
22 Ounce Bottle sealed in black wax.
Pours into a snifter just about as black as beers get. Totally opaque and all that. A very large, dark brown head rises from body. It remains bubbly for some time. Lace flecks dot the edges of the glass. The body looks increasingly oily.
A unique aroma of Honey Nut Cheerios ascends from the glass. Aside from that are the expected chocolate and coffee aromas, this time off course by the truck load. Im quite pleased that Im not finding any bourbon and just some nice hints of oak, mostly in the form of cherry and vanilla.
Flavor is a marvelous rush of chocolate and coffee. No hint of booze until it fully reaches room temperature and even then, the ABV is still well disguised. Mild notes oaken notes of Vanilla and a general fruit sweetness balance the bitter chocolate. Light amounts of maple and smoke.
Oily and full body. Leathery at times. Balanced but not without some hefty bitterness.
Drinkable in an extreme way, especially for such a big beer. I wish I had more of this. Its delicious.
06-03-2007 21:31:19 | More by DaPeculierDane
4.5/5 rDev -0.4%
01-01-2014 00:55:02 | More by DanGeo
5/5 rDev +10.6%
2011 Bottling
One of my favorites here, perfectly balanced huge stout. Slow drinker.
VERY dark, not too much carbonation, chocolatey brown head. Smells the way I believe a stout should.
Mild coffee / bourbon flavors, with a tiny hint of what I associate with anise.
I buy the max whenever I see this beer, and usually keep one for drinking THAT NIGHT, and the rest for the cellar...have several 2012s in there right now.
08-08-2013 21:23:21 | More by steenkampa
3.94/5 rDev -12.8%
Thanks to Kevin R for this long time want, 2011 vintage. The abyss pours out like... an abyss. Seriously, it is black, oily, and inky as hell with a deep, deep tan head that froths up slowly like a crema on top of an overpriced espresso. Long lasting, as it slowly recedes but never fully goes away; truly a beautiful beer, and one of the darkest stouts I've seen.
Creamy and roasty coffee beans up front in the aroma. Very "nice" coffee, like the kind you get at one of those indie shops with the hipster, tattooed barista, none of that Meijer aisle 9 shit. Not as good as, say, Speedway, but still a nice coffee blend. There's an underlying sweetness, a la cream and sugar-y, with a bit of back-end mild smoke.
Roasted malts, cocoa, and black licorice make a small appearance; enough to be noticeable, but they really don't leave a lasting impression. I wanna say molasses is somewhere in there, too, but it could just be a conjugate of the overall sweetness and maybe I'm just reaching for some descriptors now. Abyss is coffee, all day; it smells good but isn't exactly that complex.
The flavor leads off like the aroma, like taking a sip of something that's been sitting on top of coffee beans for months. Oily, roasted coffee beans, again, followed up with a balancing sweetness that goes hand in hand with the creamy body of the beer. Abyss has a nice mouth feel; smooth and heavy with pretty damn good carbonation.
Roasted beans and roasted malt keeps pounding the flavor profile. Maybe a little bit of licorice here and some molasses there. But it's not layered quite like I was expecting. And I've made it through nearly the entire glass with basically no mention of barrel. Seriously - I know it's only 33% barrel-aged or whatever, but it does not show up in this beer, at all. Perhaps that's why the complexity suffers.
Here's my problem with Abyss. It's a great stout, really. If I could go pick this off the shelf anytime for about 8-9$ a bomber, I gladly would. I just don't see why people go bat-shit nuts over this beer. I don't understand the 4.55 cumulative average (at this time of rating) for this beer. It's good, but c'mon people, it's not *that* good, and I certainly would never go through the hassle of trading just to get it. When it starts seeing year-round distro, then maybe I'll buy some more.
07-21-2013 16:05:41 | More by tectactoe
4.2/5 rDev -7.1%
2008 vintage.
A: Pitch black (and I really mean pitch black) with a very big, brown head that leaves plenty of lacings.
S: A very pleasant, fine-tuned and balanced smell. Lots of roasted malts, some licorice and notes of dark fruits and chocolate. As the beer warms up, the bourbon notes get a little more prominent.
T: The taste is really good and showcases a good balance between lots of different flavors. There's lots of things going on here, but its still manages to come out as clean and easy on the palate. Plenty of sweet and roasted malts. Notes of wood and some charcoal. Some vanilla, molasses, burnt sugar and dark fruits. Even tough the beer is sweet, it's not as sweet as I had expected and definitely not cloying. The bourbon makes a subtle appearance every now and then. The finish is great with a pleasant bitterness to it and some warming alcohol, but most importantly a rather powerful and lingering taste of licorice that seems to lie as a separate layer of its own, detached from the the rest of the flavors in the finish.
M: Big body with a slightly sticky, but still smooth, texture. Carbonation is good.
D: A very good imperial stout. Well balanced and actually quite easy to drink. The contributions from the licorice in this one are a work of art.
08-02-2009 22:39:21 | More by ricke
5/5 rDev +10.6%
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4.75/5 rDev +5.1%
12-24-2013 17:22:17 | More by jono0101
4.25/5 rDev -6%
02-14-2014 01:36:39 | More by brownbeer
4/5 rDev -11.5%
06-12-2013 01:08:38 | More by Schlais
5/5 rDev +10.6%
12-18-2013 02:42:44 | More by Tiernan
North Carolina
4.33/5 rDev -4.2%
Spent an evening with a 22 oz 2007 bottle watching John Cusak movie 1408. Good combo.
A-As black as expected by the name. Very minimal Brownish head. Very viscous and thick. Laced nicely while I darnk it.
S-Dark Chocolate, vanilla, boozy fruit scent as warms, Scent is becoming more complex as it warms.
T-Strong roast/coffe at first, sweet Dark cocoa/molasses, and hop bitterness. As it warms, a mild oak flavor and bourbon are more noticeable. Some fruit but very minimal.
M-Coats thoroughly but not as viscous as expceted mouth. A little more carbonation than expected.
D-Could drink these all night if the 11% ABV wasn't hiding in there. Alcohol is well hidden in the taste-not hot at all. And the beer improves as it warms making me want to drink more.
03-26-2008 20:34:49 | More by hopsleeroy
4/5 rDev -11.5%
06-14-2014 06:02:15 | More by Spaten454
4.45/5 rDev -1.5%
2009 bottle brought by Gonzoillini at a recent tasting
Poured from a 22oz. bottle into a tulip glass
It poured a impenetrable midnight black with a darker mocha 2 fingered head with large soapy bubbles resting on top.
The nose was pretty heavy on the roasty malts with a little bit of chocolate thrown in. A little bit of alcohol was wafting up as well.
The first thing I picked up was this pretty heavy fresh oak character; much more than I was expecting with only 33% being aged in oak. It had a decent amount of warming alcohol that was mixed in with pretty strong roasted malts. Not too much bourbon character but I was able to detect it when I went searching for it. After the glass warmed up closer to room temperature is when I was hit with a strong licorice taste.
I thought the carb was a little too high and a bit distracting. It also is noticeably thinner than many other RIS which in this case was a good thing that made it highly drinkable and not too filling by the end of my glass.
I would really like to pick up a bottle of this and have it in a year or two to see how it ages. Once the oak and alcohol mellow a bit more I can see this beer being mind blowing.
01-14-2010 14:02:16 | More by weatherdog
3.75/5 rDev -17%
06-05-2013 19:47:41 | More by Dabeel
4.64/5 rDev +2.7%
Deschutes The Abyss 2012. Dated "best after 11/01/13". 22oz bomber poured into snifter glass. 11.1% ABV.
Appearance: Motor oil black. Chocolately tan head
Aroma: Black liquorice, oaky effervescence, chocolate, vanilla, roasted malts
Taste & Mouthfeel: Smooth, creamy, an almost peanut butter like aftertaste. Medium-Low carbonation. Full-bodied and thick on the tongue. Very malty with a slightly spicy kick at the finish. The wood is very noticeable and creates subtle nuances in the flavors similar to the aroma.
Overall: Fairly tasty, but Deschutes is definitely right for stamping each bottle with a "best after" date to signify this beer should be aged before being drank. Luckily, I have two more bottles of this so we'll see how it develops over the next few years! Cheers!
04-12-2013 22:21:17 | More by Clonies720
5/5 rDev +10.6%
After all the hype, wait and hunting, I finally found it and it was/is worth every bit of praise!
Served from deuce-deuce into snifter after having been in my backpack for 30 minutes, so was not frosty but not room temp either.
I can't add anything that hasn't been said already but for posterity sake, it's a deep dark IS that is rich and complex, loads of chocolate and coffee and was like heaven.
I essentially killed it on my own over an hour and a half (with the wife trying a few sips) and it got better with each passing minute as it warmed up.
By far the top 2 beers if ever had and probably #1.
Glad I stocked up while I could and have a supplier who can send to me from PDX, because this is amazing!
11-29-2012 13:00:34 | More by SanFranJake
4/5 rDev -11.5%
08-13-2014 02:51:58 | More by Krafty34
New York
4.72/5 rDev +4.4%
A - Pours a deep chocalety looking blackish brown. Rich khaki head. Completely opaque.
S - Chocolate, coffee, carmel, molasses, and a little smoke
T - Taste upfront is bitter roasted malts, a little bourbon and wood, and some molasses sweetness. Light licorice in the middle. Sweeter finish of molasses, raisin fruitiness and a hint of bourbon. Lingering roasted coffee bitterness.
M - Very thick and heavy. there's a good medium carbonation with a very crisp finish
O - This is the most complex stout that I have ever had. I would like to try one with some age on it.
08-14-2011 23:30:16 | More by SkiBum22
5/5 rDev +10.6%
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4.75/5 rDev +5.1%
07-10-2014 14:27:33 | More by joemetric
3.5/5 rDev -22.6%
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Jackson's father, John, is an actor who's been in movies like "A Few Good Men," but is known mostly for his portrayal of Admiral A.J. Chegwidden in the long-running TV series "JAG." It meant an unusual childhood for John's son, but one he didn't mind one bit.
"It's a good little situation, being an actor's son," Jackson said. "Growing up, he was always around. It's not a normal 9-to-5 job. That show takes about eight days to shoot. He probably was working three or four of those days. The rest of the time he was throwing me BP."
The extra swings clearly helped. The younger Jackson just started his professional career last summer after Arizona took him No. 19 overall in the 2003 First-Year Player Draft out of Cal-Berkeley, yet he's already risen up to Double-A. Evidently Jackson has taken the "have bat, will travel" adage to heart.
"In college, my stance was more spread out. It was a metal bat stance," Jackson explained. "When I got to pro ball, they stood me up more into more of a power stance. It took me a while last year with Yakima to get used to the swing. Now I feel comfortable with it.
"Home runs are a mistake to me. I consider myself more of a gap-to-gap guy. It's kind of a shock, the home runs, with the wood bat. Hopefully, I won't peak out in the minor leagues."
That seems unlikely, since Jackson has begun his Double-A career by going 10-for-26 (.385) with a homer and five RBIs in his first seven games. He's also compiled all those numbers while learning a new position. A third baseman at Berkeley, Jackson has made a fairly smooth transition to the outfield.
"I've looked like a fool out there a few times, but that's all part of the learning process," Jackson said. "I was pretty nervous at first going to a new spot, just being thrown out there. But I have no regrets at all. I like it better than the infield."
Aside from the switch from metal to wood bats, the toughest transition for college players to make to the pro game is getting used to playing every day. Jackson won't deny that it takes a toll, but he actually prefers the non-stop action. The repitition, he says, has helped him improve both offensively and defensively.
"It is a grind on your body, but mentally I love it," Jackson said. "In college, you play Friday, Saturday, Sunday and Tuesday. You have Wednesday, Thursday and Monday to think about all of your at-bats. That tends to put you in a mental slump. Playing pro ball, you have no time to think. You're just going up there and hitting and that's the best part of it."
Jackson hasn't been the only 2003 Diamondbacks draft pick to swing a hot bat this season. He began the season on a Lancaster JetHawks team that also featured outfielder Carlos Quentin (No. 29 overall) and third baseman Jamie D'Antona (No. 66, and the reason why Jackskon switched to the outfield). Lancaster was hitting .297 as a team, with Jackson, D'Antona (.315, 13, 57) and Quentin (.310, 15, 51) leading the charge.
"It was pretty ridiculous," Jackson said. "One through nine was a threat. Even when we were down six or seven runs in a game, it never really bothered us. We never really felt we were out of the game.
"The 3-4-5 guys, we fed off each other. If someone got a hit, we'd strive to get a hit even more. There was kind of an internal competition among us three. On and off the field, we're all really good friends. We kind of even each other out."
Quite possibly with that in mind, the Diamondbacks sent Quentin and D'Antona with Jackson to El Paso. The three have been dubbed the "Three Amigos" by some, but Jackson would welcome a more original moniker. How about "The Three Batsmen?" Whatever they're called, Jackson is happy to have his JetHawk teammates by his side in the Texas League.
"It's a big help, comfort-wise," Jackson said. "Going in there by yourself to a new team, halfway through the year, taking some guy's spot, it definitely is a big issue. You know these guys, you played with them in Spring Training and half the season, so it's very comfortable to have them up there with you. The El Paso team has embraced us pretty well so far and hopefully we can breathe some energy into it."
Jackson hasn't just been rewarded with a promotion for his efforts. He also was named to the U.S. Team for the New York Mercantile Exchange All-Star Futures Game, to be played on All-Star Sunday, July 11, in Houston. Jackson is one of six 2003 first-round picks to be selected to the game, but since this is just his first full season, attending the All-Star festivities wasn't even on his radar.
"I found out the day the rosters came out that I made the team," Jackson said. "I had no idea I was even in the running for it. It's definitely an honor and it shows the faith the Diamondbacks have in me as a player. Playing in a game like that, growing up watching it, seeing all those guys, seeing how close you are to the Show, it's definitely a confidence booster."
Jackson also knows that once he gets to the Show, he might become the more famous Jackson in his family. Who knows, he may even be able to swing a cameo on the other show: JAG.
"I think I'm going to have to wait until I'm a big leaguer, if the show is still on the air by then," Jackson laughed. "In time, maybe people will say, 'Hey, there's Conor's dad' instead of saying, 'Hey, there's John's son.' [My father] is a really down-to-earth guy. He's very humble about what he does, [so it won't bother him]."
Jonathan Mayo is a reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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FARMALL CUB TOYS.......A new line in the works.....
I was given the OK to post this here......SPEC CAST has announced plans to build a large range of FARMALL CUB and INTERNATIONAL CUB Lo-Boy tractor replicas in 1/16 scale. These die cast units will have detailed chassis and engine, steerable front axle and include a CUB implement.
The list includes all of the chassis/grille variations and many CUB implements/attachments. The implement/attachment list includes:
mounted planter, cultivator, fast hitch plow and disc harrow, center mounted disc plow and model 1000 1-arm loader.
A white demonstrator CUB is planned to be made also.
Photos will be posted when they become availible. The first model in the series (48-54 FARMALL CUB w/ wire mesh grille & mounted planter w/ fertilizer tank) should be availible in October 2008.
Cub Cadets....Engineered for people who know better!
I will be waiting so I can be one of the first to claim my new 1/16th Cub... just put me down now for one ok???
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Sounds great Ken, thanks, but I want one with the rear mount disk plow.
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government lest it come to dominate our lives and interests." Patrick Henry
i can have one those white tractors after all
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I would love to have one
WOW!!!More money to spend!!!October I ought to have a job by then!!Kevin ps thanks for passing the news along Ken!!!!
47 CUB[Krusty] 49 CUB[Ollie] 50 H-- PLOWS DISCS MOWERS AND lots more stuff!!Life is to short -Have fun now cause ya ain't gonna be here long!!!!
Ken ---Great to know about the upcoming additions, do you have access to the Christmas Ornaments for this year --last year was the CUB --and was told this year is the model A
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If you can read this... thank a teacher... if you are reading it in English....THANK A VET !!!
I think I know who supplied the implements for that project.
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Ken, I'll be wanting a few of those when they are ready; keep us posted
I, too, want a couple of those 2007 ornaments..still got 'em
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I still want my precision Ertl Farmall Cub, but I'll take a spec-cast anyday!
I cast all the rock guards for my sickle bar, did them in pewter, now I am cutting out the sickle knives, and casting the inner shoe. I'll finally have a tractor that deserves to wear the mower when it is done!
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If SpecCast's John Deere LA with sickle bar mower is any indication of what they will do with the cub, then I am excited. The price is about $42 for the John Deere LA.
Look at the attention to detail with the steering column, how it is closer to scale than Ertl. The wheels are closer to scale and more detail. IT is a far superior model. Ertl built their's based on a toy that would be played with. This is not built for play, but more for big kids like us.
So Far, they have done a plain John Deere LA, an LA with a one row corn planter, and an LA with a sickle bar mower. All of them are reasonably priced for the quality you get.
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Reviews by bcostner1:
4.5/5 rDev +3.7%
04-21-2013 14:15:06 | More by bcostner1
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North Carolina
3.99/5 rDev -8.1%
Pours jet black with no light getting thru this puppy,a half finger beige colored head atop.I f you like roasted aromas than you'll love this,the espresso roast along with big earthy/roasted notes,mild molasses-like sweetness and bitter chocolate round out the nose.Big earthy and roasted coffee flavors really hit ya on the palae with only a meager amount of sweetness,even the alcohol sweetness for such a big beer is rather subdued.A little prickly in the feel,I gotta say I like just the "standard" Stone RIS better although this isn't bad or anything.
05-24-2013 00:44:35 | More by oberon
4/5 rDev -7.8%
07-16-2013 12:16:59 | More by braugon
4/5 rDev -7.8%
09-05-2013 10:14:02 | More by DanGeo
4.24/5 rDev -2.3%
Stone's original IRS is a doozy, but one of my (only) complains about it is that it's got a bit too much anise and black licorice sweetness to it. I always thought a little more coffee would balance it perfectly, and viola - Stone Espresso IRS comes out the next year. Very excited to try this - it sounds delicious on paper. Bought a few bottles around town, but thanks to Chris for generously cracking one of his.
Espresso IRS pours a deep-ass, oily black - literally almost no traces of any color can be seen. It looks thick, heavy, and viscous as it plops into the glass as a small, tan, fine-bubbled head slowly rises from the bottom up. It quickly recedes to a mere skin atop the black hole, but a few spotty traces of lacing are still left on the glass. What would a Stone brew be without a little bit of lace?
Extremely deep roasted coffee beans fill the aroma - it's like the French roast that's over-roasted, charred, and burnt. Seriously, the aroma is ashy and roasty beyond belief. Some underlying cocoa notes spike about midway through after your nostrils get used to the coffee a bit, along with a faint sweetness - but make no mistake, the scorched coffee bean aroma is the king of this playground.
As expected, coffee hits first and foremost. Again, such a dark blend of beans it seems - triple shot, hold the cream. I'll say it again - roasted, bitter, ashy, and burnt like you wouldn't believe. Not only does this balance, but it nearly cancels out the abundant sweetness found in the original IRS. I'm not really getting any dark fruits or anise here - just coffee with the ever-so-slightest hint of dark chocolate. The palate after-coating actually contains a light nutty and woody flavor, but they still remain secondary to the coffee. Thick, chewy, and creamy on the palate with a huge body, ample carbonation.
Well this tasted at least as good as I thought it would be, and I thought it would be pretty damn good. It met my expectations of overriding the anise-like sweetness from the original IRS by not only balancing the sweetness with heavy, bitter roast, but nearly obliterating them completely. Needless to say, I'd choose this over the original IRS any day, so I'm sad that it will most likely be only a one-time release. Guess I need to stock up!
05-10-2013 11:29:50 | More by tectactoe
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4.43/5 rDev +2.1%
A: black beer with a creamy, long last head that is fittingly espresso colored
S: A medium-strong coffee \with dark stone fruit aromas, mostly of plum. A firm roast, some chocolate and a light malt sweetness. Moderate alcohol sweetness.
T: The flavor is of a medium-strong caramel malt sweetness braced against a firm hops bitterness rounded out by medium notes of coffee, chocolate and roast. Some light plum-like flavors show up as well as some light citrus hops. The balance is fairly sweet with a medium finish and a roasty, bitter aftertaste along with some coffee.
M: A full bodied beer with a medium level of carbonation and some alcohol warmth.
O: Like caramel and chocolate covered espresso beans followed with a short shot of alcohol. Safely negotiated the coffee addition without the wet coffee ground character found in some many failed attempts. A beer this good and only costing $6.69, it's a must buy.
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4.25/5 rDev -2.1%
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4.75/5 rDev +9.4%
05-21-2013 03:18:38 | More by Tiernan
4/5 rDev -7.8%
06-14-2014 21:03:49 | More by Spaten454
4.75/5 rDev +9.4%
05-18-2013 11:35:29 | More by tbryan5
4.5/5 rDev +3.7%
05-06-2013 02:41:34 | More by SanFranJake
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4.5/5 rDev +3.7%
05-04-2013 11:33:28 | More by SkiBum22
4.5/5 rDev +3.7%
08-09-2014 21:15:18 | More by Anstuart5
4.75/5 rDev +9.4%
04-24-2014 04:05:47 | More by RebeccaMB
4.5/5 rDev +3.7%
06-27-2014 00:30:01 | More by Ben7773
4.53/5 rDev +4.4%
22 OZ Bottle into Stone IRS Squatty Tulip
A- The darkest of caramels. Not quite black, with a dark tan head that doesn't want to leave the inside walls of the glass
S- A chocolatey-carmel with coffee. A mocha if you will, but with a touch of the alcohol ester you know is there
T- Chocolatey-carmel just like it smells, with a soft backbone of coffee's roasted bitterness. Theres a lot going on here. You get the alcohol up front but it finishes so sweet and smooth it makes you rethink the ABV
M- Teeny-tiny bubbles coat your mouth, eventually dissipating into an almost creamy/fatty beer juice
Its a really good beer. Great even. If it is what you are looking for than you can find it in this bottle (or on tap if you're lucky)
06-04-2013 21:23:40 | More by SanDNigel
4.5/5 rDev +3.7%
05-12-2013 00:35:55 | More by sabitu
4.75/5 rDev +9.4%
04-20-2013 15:11:45 | More by bulldogg915
New Jersey
4.75/5 rDev +9.4%
07-15-2013 18:30:20 | More by Kjanisch7
4.75/5 rDev +9.4%
07-13-2013 21:13:07 | More by EastBay_Nick
4.48/5 rDev +3.2%
On tap at Nocturnem Draft Haus.
In a snifter the beer was black with a small, cafe au lait- colored head.
Coffee aroma. Some roasted malt and chocolate.
Espresso coffee, slightly bitter. Chocolate.
Very flavorful. Easy to drink. Hard to guess it's 11% ABV.
Would drink this anytime.
04-27-2013 22:00:55 | More by lordofthewiens
4.25/5 rDev -2.1%
04-27-2014 19:57:17 | More by thetommo
4.5/5 rDev +3.7%
02-28-2014 20:33:34 | More by DaftPatrick
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Red Oxx has been hand building this grip for locomotive railroad engineers here in Billings, Montana since 1992. Together with a group of five rail engineers, Red Oxx created an American-made bag that could survive the rough rail life. Designed with the help of these fellow engineers and train crew members at our local rail hub, it's been tested tough to the extreme, making it the perfect work grip. This bag is made out of our strongest material; 1050 heavy weight denier Ballistic Nylon (available only in BLACK) that will not shred, rip or tear. Originally developed as a flak jacket material, ballistic nylon is one of the strongest flexible textiles made.
Sized to fit the large GCOR rule book in one end pocket, your lantern and radio in the other, you'll still have room for a week or more worth of clothes and your shaving kit in the cavernous main compartment. There are plenty of places to stow smaller things in the zippered flat pockets located on all sides of the bag.
Our "No Bull" Lifetime Warranty guarantees this'll be the last grip you'll ever have to buy! Why?
No plastic zippers, cheap thread or junky low-grade hardware like other rail grips. Red Oxx uses huge, tested tough #10 YKK nylon self-locking zippers that work every time. Easy to close, easy to open. Our thread is a proprietary UV protected #92 bonded SolarMax Nylon that will cut your fingers off before you can break it. UV protection from the sun resists thread aging. Since we're former military parachute riggers, you can bet every stress point is double cross-stitched.
When you see and feel the sheer heft our stainless steel and nickel-plated hardware you'll understand why so many railroaders swear by our grips. Just check out over two hundred and fifty product reviews from satisfied engineers and railmen who have tried them all, some of them several competitors bags in a year.
Life on the tracks is hard. It's about steel, oil and hard edges that cut and tear a regular bag to pieces. The Red Oxx Railroad Grip: stronger than Armstrong.
Due to high demand, we encourage you to place your order today to get your Grip on our factory production schedule. Delivery under normal circumstances is under 30 working days. During the holidays, it can be longer than 30 working days. Like retirement, it's worth the wait.
Because an embroidered grip is a respected grip. Order an Embroidered Monogram and make your Grip --yours. Available in red lettering only - located on top zipper panel only.
NOTE: Custom Embroidered Monogramed grips add an additional 2-3 business days before shipping.
"No Bull" no question's asked Lifetime Warranty.
Designed AND handmade in Billings, Montana USA.
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Online orders will receive an order confirmation email, a UPS tracking information email when your order ships and a product review request follow-up email eight weeks after delivery. In addition, backorders beyond a dozen working days may receive an order follow-up assurance email. Your email address is always secure.
Dimensions: 24"L x 12"W x 12"H
Capacity: 3,456 cu. inches
Weight: 4.7 pounds
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Every great trainman bag needs Railroader accessories.
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Other ideal uses for the rugged Railroad Grip include:
Fun GRIP Trivia: It's called a Grip as this comes from the rail line term for a bag coined as a "Grip sack." This was a bag issued by the RR for employees to organize and carry their stuff. It was a large canvas bag with big handles. As the years passed, the term was shortened to Grip.
If out of stock, orders are typically filled within 30 days. Call 1-888-733-6999 or email firstname.lastname@example.com for details.
As time rolls a ceaseless course, only the genuine guarantee remains. The mountains will persist, the oceans are bound to endure and Red Oxx will continue to be rugged, reliable, and tough.
To the depths of the Amazon basin to the peaks of the Himilayas, Red Oxx Manufacturing is infallible.
This product is guaranteed forever, be sure to include it in your will.
Red Oxx Bags are handcrafted in Billings, Montana. U.S.A.
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