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Hammock Gear Under Quilts
Goose down under quilts have proven to be, without question, the preferred choice for insulating the underside of the hammock. Due to super light weight, compressibility and versatility, they outshine the alternatives by a landslide. Their thermal efficiency has allowed brave campers to push the boundaries of cold weather hammocking. Virtually every hammock camper has experienced - through his or her learning curve, the dreaded CBS, or "Cold Butt Syndrome". And virtually every owner of an under quilt has effectively learned how to avoid it. Once you have experienced a down under quilt, you will "never go back".
Hammock Gear provides a full-length under quilt - the Incubator, and a 3/4-length under quilt - the Phoenix. They are known by many to be the most effective on the market today. One of the primary reasons is this: the Incubator and Phoenix are the only commercial under quilts designed with a contour which mimics the shape a person makes when they are laying in a hammock. One of the added benefits of this construction technique is that it leaves a "flap" of fabric along the top and bottom of every down filled chamber. This extra fabric acts as a "floating baffle" which stabilizes the down and helps prevent its shifting. Another reason our UQ's are popular is this: they contain the ideal amount of down Stability - the down stays put when it should, but the design allows for enough manual shifting of down when necessary.
About the Incubator 0˚
The ULTIMATE underquilt for guaranteed comfort... The Standard length Incubator 0° is long enough to generously cover most hammock campers up to about 6' 2". With premium quality, water resistaint, 850 fill power goose down, this underquilt will protect you in temperatures down to 0°. If you are looking for an underquilt that is hassle free and will allow you to enjoy your hammock all year around, you have found it.
The Incubator comes with 9 anatomically contoured, differential cut baffles that run the length of the quilt. One of the things this construction technique does is to greatly reduce the shifting of goose down that is sometimes more noticeable in quilts made with premium goose down. This is one of the reasons Hammock Gear quilts are always 15-20% overstuffed. The differential cut, contoured baffles also provide the highest level of fit which is critical to keeping warm. The Incubator comes complete with our state of the art shock-cord suspension system and a stuff sack.
Under Quilt Advantages
Chances are you are already aware of the advantages of goose down under quilts. To summarize:
|Incubator 0˚
|Fill Weight
|15.0 oz
|16.0 oz
|17.0 oz
|Total Weight
|25.3 oz
|26.3 oz
|27.3 oz
We utilize the finest 850 fill power, water-resistant goose down on the market in all of our quilts. It is tested and certified by the International Down and Feather Testing Laboratory.
All Hammock Gear quilts are made of ARGON fabric. All ARGON fabric is specifically designed ripstop nylon which is manufactured for Hammock Gear. We offer both 10 and 15 denier weights with certain colors only available in one or the other. ARGON 67 (10d) weighs 0.67oz/square yard while ARGON 90 (15d) weighs 0.90 oz/square yard. It has a Durable Water Resistant (DWR) finish. The DWR not only improves the water resistance of ARGON , it also enhances the fabric by improving overall strength, tightening the weave and thus increasing its down-proofness. Calendaring of the fabric further enhances the down-proofness of the quilt.
All of our under quilts make use of baffle (also known as "box baffle") construction. This means that the seams between the down-filled chambers are not sewn through, but instead consist of a fabric wall about .75 to 3 inches tall, depending on the model.
Temperature Ratings
At Hammock Gear, we use temperature ratings which are very conservative. Compare them in the marketplace and you will agree. Here is a point we wish to emphasize: the first and most important step you must take when choosing an under quilt by temperature is to Know Thyself. Are you a Cold sleeper, a Warm sleeper, or maybe a Really Warm sleeper? Factor this into your selection process and you will be much better off. With under quilts, the more you experiment, the more you will dial this in.
There are 49 review(s) for Incubator 0
by Andy – 8th Dec 2014
Great underquilt. Love the included adjustable components. I first used it for a week on the SHTA at the end of Nov. The temps started in the 30's and got as low as -13 with 35mi/hr wind. I used it with my SD +12 degree bag and z-rest, and all of my close for the -13 with wind night. That was my threshold. The underquilt was a must. For winter hammock camping. It was worth the money, especially compared to my friends other brands.
Enjoy the world!
by Kevin K – 5th Dec 2014
Took this underquilt out the day after Thanksgiving for a Boy Scout trip and was blown away. It was about 20 degrees overnight and I stayed warm and comfortable. I was wearing a base layer (Columbia) and only my feet were cold. I suspect I just need to hang the quilt more toward my feet and it would have been fine. Otherwise, no cold spots at all! The build quality is superb and the the turnaround was less than a week! I recommend this product without reservation and am confident I would have been warm at even colder temps. Setup was intuitive and quick. Like I said, the only change I will make in the future is hanging it further down on the foot side. Excellent product and first class customer support.
by Oscar – 5th Dec 2014
This is the seconf underquilt I buy form Hammock gear and I also own a quilt as well. I have not had a chance to use it yet but can see that it is as weel made as the other 2 I own from them.
Compared to other products I own you can see the craftsmanship is superior and well thought out.
Thanks again!
by Scott Eccleston – 2nd Dec 2014
After trying so many underquilts, my search is finally over. For the first time I have found a UQ that actually works great in a wbbb xlc. The incubator is the best!
by TK – 1st Dec 2014
What more can I say that hasn't been said before, Quality is outstanding, customer service is also outstanding. I got it back in July but am just now getting to use it .
Used it for three nights lows in the mid 20's and winds about 15-20 mph. It worked so well that I had to remove my top quilt several times in the night to cool down.
Keep up the great work there and you have a customer for life. Thanks
by Unknown – 18th Nov 2014
Toaste and well made good worck
by Chris Steckroth – 17th Nov 2014
Wind chills were in the single digits and I was snug as a bug. Construction is studry but lightweight, and underquilt packs up very small. I use a Yukon outfitters 11-foot hammock and a brooks range 30-degree sleeping bag as a top quilt. For warmer weather camping I plan to vent the quilt to avoid overheating. For now, bring on the cold!!
by Magnus – 29th Oct 2014
If you looking for a serious winter quilt, look no further!
Im sure this Argon Brown/ titanium grey 0F incubator Will serve me wellthis winter and many more i hope.
by Pauly138 – 7th Oct 2014
Ready to go out of the box. Took my Incubator 0 out the day I got it for a 35 deg test run and couldn't be more impressed. It is SUPER warm!! Definitely worth the wait, the quality of this product is 2nd to none.
by Tina – 14th Sep 2014
I love my incubator. I am often cold so bought the warmest one I could find, and have found my self toasty (and sometimes hot) using it. It's incredible, and the folks at Hammock Gear are great to work with!
by daniel – 30th Jul 2014
So far iv had my uq for a couple weeks and iv slept in my hammock as much as possible, I can honestly say that I have not been cold at all since. I actually slept in my hammock in 60 degree weather and I didn't have anything else, and I was smoldering! Drenched in sweat and somewhat uncomfortable, this was somewhat my own fault due to having my mosquito netting down and the too totally closed up. But yeah, awesome product, people were not kidding when they say you can actually feel the heat almost immediately, like the uq has it's own heat source or something. I am super happy and I can't wait till winter. Thanks hammockgear!
by Joel Mac – 30th Jul 2014
The gear you get from hammock gear is hands down the best, most well made gear you can get for your roughest conditions. There product quality is unmatched and they work very hard at making sure your order is to spec and fits your needs. Thank you for a fantastic underquilt and a great experience. I recommend these sellers.
by MAXX – 23rd Jun 2014
I'm amazed it's so lightweight. It pack's down very small. It's a work of art. Now I just need to buy the "Incubator 40" & the "Burrow 40" & my ultralight gear will be completed..
by Mary w. – 26th May 2014
I really can't find the right words to describe how I feel about this fabulous under quilt! I have only actually used it once, but I can tell you that I am looking forward to many more nights of pure cozy down heaven! It is so fluffy and warm!
So last week I finally got out to the woods to try out my new gear! I went alone, which was ok with me, and I took my time getting everything set up. As I was sleeping, I woke up because my shoulder was cold. I unzipped my bug net, felt beneath my hammock, and discovered that the quilt had slipped a bit. (I'll take credit for that. It was my first set up and I tend to toss and turn a bit) I just moved it back into place, zipped back up and voila! I was instantly toasty warm! I don't have a top quilt yet, but will be ordering a burrow soon! I just used a light sleeping bag that I unzipped this time. Maybe a couple of different top quilts!
by Staniel – 23rd May 2014
Great Product. keeps you nice and toasty while sleeping or longing around in your hammock. Light weight so was easy to use on a backpacking trip. Highly recommend this for all hammock people
by Joseph R Nungesser – 19th Apr 2014
unfortunately, I had broken my clavicle and 6 ribs on my back in a bicycle accident. I had just received my under quilt about a week or two before, and I was waiting for a very cold night, of which none had come. to make up for it, this is my third night out in my backyard with this under quilt and it has been 30- 40 degrees these nights.
I have a down coat on and a 30 Degree Monte Belle bag just draped over me, and even midway through the night I am Not really covered over. this underquilt is phenomenal! I can't wait until next winter time.
by stephen – 14th Apr 2014
I have yet to get a chance to try the incubator in temps below 35 so far but am really looking forward to it this coming winter and am certain if its anything as warm as it is at 35 when its 15 I will sleep like a baby. I have been able to test the treated down though in temps ranging from high thirties to low fourty degrees and constant down pour of rain for two days straight and can tell you that even with such high humidity the down never lost its insulative ability to retain its warmth and was very pleased with that and the amount of adjustability to the suspension provided by hammock gear I could not think of a better piece of gear to bring along on winter trips to keep me warm at night. so far I am very happy with the new purchase and look forward to years of use on my adventures. two thumbs up hammock gear team!
by Unknown – 14th Mar 2014
great construction, very warm with lots of loft, and very packable... Couldn't ask for more so far.
by scott – 5th Mar 2014
This under quilt is amazing. I bought a 0 degree with two extra oz. It fight perfect on my Hennessey , you can feel the heat instantly after you lay down. If your on the fence about buying one just do it. It is worth every penny. Very well made, not one loose thread. Thank you very much hammockgear.
by L. St.Johnl – 25th Feb 2014
I love this thing. Very,Very high quality UQ. Adam took the time to talk me thru everything I needed and answered all my questions and gave me some excellent recommendations. when the UQ arrived everything was as I wanted (NO SUPRISES). I am 6-2" - 280lbs the one I ordered was a perfect fit for me and my hammock. 1st night out 21* it keep me very warm. no drafts or cold spots. I would recommend this to everyone and anyone. I will be ordering one for my wife.
by Grapenut – 11th Feb 2014
I could not be happier with this product. I ordered a 0-degree Incubator after accepting an invitation for a winter trip on the AT in the Smokies. I asked Adam if he could expedite my order and he was happy to oblige. I fell Ill with a bug just before the trip and never got a chance to hang and "fit" my new Incubator before the trip. That turned out to be a non-issue. The tapered baffles and draft collars on Stormcrow's latest design made fitting the underqult a easy as simply connecting it to each end of my 11-foot gathered end hammock. That is all I had to do! No CBS!
by Unknown – 9th Feb 2014
I have camped several times this winter in near zero degree weather, and finally ordered an incubator 0. I found it east to set up with my ENO double nest, and I had the warmest night yet. I was very comfortable all night with a low of 5 degrees F. I have slept with both a pad and homemade under quilt ....NO comparison! I can't say enough good things about the underquilt. I wish I had purchased it several months ago. Well worth the money, with good service.
by Unknown – 6th Feb 2014
I absolutely love this underquilt! I had it out in 30 degree weather and I didn't feel any cold at all! It was one of the best investments I made for my hammock! Highly recommend!
by Seb – 6th Jan 2014
I just got a 0deg Incubator a couple of weeks ago.. I bought it as an upgrade for my first underquilt, a Snugpak synthetic one, weighing 1300g! Now this baby should keep me warmer than the Snugpak quilt and that for only half the weight! I am yet to try it out, but hope to be able to pair it with my Hennessy Hammock Expedition asym zip any time soon.
I must say that I am impressed by the way it is put together, real quality stitching. The suspension system is well thought of. And last but not least: that Argon Brown fabric looks pretty cool.
by NZW99 – 28th Dec 2013
I have been extremely satisfied with the 0 incubator. It's built very well and packed full of small features that make a big difference. This is truly ready go out of the box. The un boxing/first test was a low 20F night that left me with a true respect for quality gear. my other gear did not hold up that well and I wound up hanging in a bit eirly with my incubator to stay warm. If you are on the edge like I was just do it. It's more than worth it in the warmth and a huge dirence in size and weight in the pack.
by Gary Goldsmith – 27th Dec 2013
This is my fourth item that I have purchased from Hammock Gear and one word can sum it all up…QUALITY…If you are tired of freezing between the trees just do it and order. You will not be disappointed.
by Tim C - 25 Dec 2013 – 24th Dec 2013
Rec eived the zero degree Incubator yesterday. Fast and hassle free delivery to Australia. Havent had the chance to use it yet but it appears to be really well made and packs up small and light which is what I was looking for. Should keep me warm even through the coldest deer hunting over here.
by James Harris – 18th Dec 2013
I took my new 0 degree incubator (2 oz overfill) out for a three night trip on the Appalachian Trail in mid-Virginia recently. I have several torso-length underquilts but this is my first full length one. I found it very easy to set up on my 10-ft hammock as it needed practically no adjustments. I was toasty warm at 13 degrees F and I feel certain that I would have been comfortable at 0 or below. I have found my deep winter underquilt! I really enjoyed not having to place a pad under my legs. This is my 5th product from HG (3 top quilts and now 2 underquilts). The quality on this quilt and all of my others is is amazing! I highly recommend this underquilt if you want to hang in very cold weather. It would be easy to supplement with a full length pad and go well below zero.
by danile wallace – 12th Dec 2013
My buddies told me to go with hammock gear because they were the best and I'm glad I did!! Best customer service around and best products!
by TheStinkyWeasel – 5th Dec 2013
Ordered a 0 degree Burrow and Underquilt together over the Thanksgiving holiday, received as soon as one could expect with holiday shipping- NO IDEA where they found the time to make this kit. And beautiful, warm fluffy kit it is.
Going to be 27 tonight, should be no problem for this setup. With a little trial and error I got it to fit snugly around my HH Expedition
ASYM TIP- Don't lay quite so diagonal - this is a big roomy taco that gives you space to stretch your limbs.
by Tony – 4th Dec 2013
A very great product! Very lightweight and easy to setup.You won't be disappointed with the warmth it provides when the temperature drops!
Totally worth the cost.
by Michael Lydick – 29th Nov 2013
I'm a relatively new hanger, having owned and used a WBBB for the past 2 years or so. I've hung with it locally here in North Carolina, as well as in some pretty obscure places, like in Himachel Pradesh in the southern Himilayan Mountains. I. love. my. hammock.
I've been using the Warbonnet 3 season Yeti for most of my trips, but a recent trip with my sons for their Boy Scout outing pushed me to the lower limits of the Yeti - around 20-25 degrees. The following morning, with a weak 3G signal on my Samsung, I ordered this product with 4 extra ounces of extra stuffing.
What I love about it:
I love the overall quality. I'm a former design engineer for the sewn products industry - I designed equipment for industrial sewing machines and I've seen my fair share of sewn/stitched products commercially. When I got the Incubator, I immediately recognized the quality, and attention to detail in the construction of the UQ.
The materials are also wonderfully chosen. They have a nice 'hand', meaning, they feel soft against your skin when you run your hand across them. If you go into an REI or local sporting goods store, you won't find a material like this at an ENO rack.
The bias cuts are perfectly proportioned. There is more insulation up at your torso, and less towards your legs and feet where its less needed. The sides of the UQ also come up very high, past where you think you'd need them, so you immediately feel enveloped and warm.
What I didn't like:
There is a collection of elastic bands running both the length and width of the pad. The ones that run along your feet and head are in my opinion, too thin for what they do. They're 1/16" elastic, and should be thicker. I say this because the first night I used it, I thought I'd cinched it down enough but hadn't, allowing cool air to slip over the edge and cascade down into the channel below my back. This was solved relatively easily enough the next morning by cinching it completely down above my head, but again, to make it work, I'd maxed out the elastic of that 1/16" cordage.
Secondly, because this is a heavy UQ, (I ordered the extra 4oz) you can expect this UQ to hang heavy. This means the 2nd night you go to use it you'll realize what the size buckles along the length of the UQ are for....they're for running lines from one side of the UQ over your ridge line to the buckles on the opposite side to "pull up" the UQ and make it tight against your body. My friend, who'd purchased a 20 deg version of this UQ showed me the next night what he had built with some cordage and some 'beaners. For $300+ though, I think you should get 3 elastic line kits - which I went to a local sporting goods store and bought supplies for when I got back from my first trip.
I used a 4' section of 1/8" elastic cord cut into 3 equal lengths. I used a press-fit clip on used on kayaks, and then a small Nightize 'beaner on each end. Once applied, I took my new assembly and tested in the back yard on a night here in NC where it dropped into the mid-teens overnight. No cold pockets. If anything, I was sweating for a while until about 2,3AM.
Overall Impression:
I wouldn't hesitate recommending this product to anyone who was cold weather camping in their hammock. It's by far one of the best constructed pieces of equipment I own - better than my Marmot sleeping bag, in fact - so far as materials and construction go. If you cold weather camp, do not hesitate to purchase this - and get the extra down (splurge on yourself...your worth it).
I needed this for a trip, and Adam got it to me in time, also - which is consistent with what you've read above. This is a great guy - living in America, making quality products one at a time. If that's not enough to get you to buy it, you deserve to be cold at night.
I would ask that Adam look into making a Travel Hammock Sock like WBBB. I wanted to buy one of those too, and didn't see it on the website. If people are buying this UQ, they're likely to buy the travel sock as well, for cold weather excursions. If HG made one, I would have bought it, hands down.
Supplies to make the UQ support ties:
These are the ends I used on each of the cut 16" long x 1/8" elastic pieces:
These are the clips I used to connect the shock cords to the Incubator UQ:
by Ryan – 25th Nov 2013
I had my 0* UQ out in the teens with no real top quilt and I can say this product worked as advertised. I'll be ordering my top quilt through Hammock Gear as well.
The UQ is extremely easy to set up and adjust. The compression sack packs this down small as well. Just shove it in from one end, don't try rolling it up or folding it before.
by Greg – 5th Nov 2013
This is a great product, I couldn't believe just how light it is. It really did surprise me with the weight.
It is super super warm, I got the 0 model with mine a little longer, just wanted everything covered from past the head to my feet which it does.
My one and only fault with the product is the toggle tightners , there very very small and black which is very hard to see. One of mine broke the very 1st time I used it. So I replaced them with bigger ones , white which are stronger and easier to see .
I was a little disappointed with the toggle breaking strait away since the product costs a lot . But that's the only issue I had, I wouldnt hesitate to get more hammockgear stuff and everyone who is a hammock camper needs one of Adams underquilts .
by Andy F – 29th Sep 2013
Just got back from a quick overnight and this UQ worked great. I was toasty warm. Easy to set up. Quality is beautiful. Now I have to buy one for my wife.
by michael – 16th Aug 2013
This uq is amazing I know I will never second guess myself for buying this uq. I'm a former marine and know quality when I see it. This uq is something I will always use and know I can count on it to keep my but safe and warm. Every square inch of this screams quality and craftsmanship.
by dan – 9th Aug 2013
It's still summer so I haven't had a chance to actually test out my 0* incubator, but its my 3rd HG quilt and can say it's a work of art. As usual they are a pleasure to deal with, answering emails and questions right away and working very closely with your needs. I can't recommend them enough! If you're on the fence at all just buy one thing from them and you'll be a repeat customer, I promise.
by Dave – 12th Jul 2013
This thing is simply amazing. I was debating getting a therma rest pad for my hammock and decided to go with an underquilt, because I knew if eventually get one anyways. It did take a while for it to arrive but I wasn't in any hurry so it wasn't a big deal for me. I've tested it a few nights down to about the high 30s and it literally feels like there's a heated blanket underneath me. I did find a pin that was stuck on the inside of the bag that stuck out, but I think that just goes to show how it's truly hand made. I was able to cut the pin so it wouldn't poke through anymore and I'm glad I didn't get poked! All in all this is a GREAT quilt and is exceptionally warm and extraordinarily well constructed and built. I would buy this again in a heartbeat and have already recommended it to my friends! Thanks guys!
by DeVere – 14th Jun 2013
I am soon to be 74 and my brother is soon to be 76 - we backpack up a canyon trail and this quilt is just what we need to keep us warm in our hammocks. We learned about them by seeing young guys camped in our spot in the snow with these Hammock quilts. Old bones need extra warmth and we are just delighted to find something as nice as these quilts.
by VegHed – 13th Feb 2013
Ordered this just before Christmas when they were in a sewing frenzy trying to get all of their orders complete for the holidays. I needed it for a trip we had scheduled 1st wknd in Jan. Called to see if it was possible to get it in time. Adam (Stormcrow), the owner, answers the phone and tells me that he will overnight the UQ as that'd be the only way I'd have it in time to have a chance to dial it in before my trip. No extra charge, in fact he never charged me anything for shipping what so ever! Who/what co. does that?? Small companies dedicated to their customers and who understand and care about outdoor recreation; that's who!
I get the UQ in time to dial it in and see that there's no need for time to dial it in. It is so well engineered with the double suspension and how it hugs the hammock that all we need to do is put it on and tighten the shock cords. So far I've used it on 2 trips; lows in low teens, winds up to 40mph one night, and I was toasty warm!! -EQU: 0 degree incubator, 15 degree big agnes lost ranger bag without any pad under me (so no insulation at all under me except UQ), warbonnet black bird with hammock sock. I wore a thin fleece pants and long shirt set and was oh so comfy! Even had to open up the sleeping bag to vent when in the high teens and never had to zip it all the way mummifying myself.
Do your research; read the other reviews, and I'll bet you won't find an equal to this UQ for the same or less $$ much less with a co. who actually cares about their customers and will bend over backward to try to get you what you need when you need it! Stay awesome Stormcrow!
by Bosman – 29th Jan 2013
I ordered this for my first winter backpack trip. The materials are excellent and the stitching top notch. Of course i tried things out before heading out. This thing hugs a hammock so beautifully. I went with the zero because when it comes to winter activities it is best to over do it on insulation than come up short. Adam is very friendly and accommodated me for my trip. I researched many under quilts and found this design and his service to be a good fit. I plan to order more products from him and have been spreading the word. I did not get the overstuff option but figured it would loft and puff out a ton but it isn't super lofty like my feathered friends bag. If you want that effect then overstuff option is something i recommend but not needed.
by bgraybackpacker – 22nd Jan 2013
Had this out in 22 deg weather and felt not a single draft or cold spot. Love it and so will my wife when she gets to use it. I could have easily gone with the 20 deg if it was just for myself. Great communication and wonderful customer service. Will definitely order from hammockgear again,
by Dyehard – 14th Jan 2013
This is my second Hammock Gear quilt. The craftsmanship and customer service is second to none. My 0 degree Incubator is by far my favorite piece of gear, I'm a cold sleeper but this thing keeps me toasty and warm all night.
by Don Bush ( bushtender on hammock forums) – 2nd Jan 2013
I just started camping again two years ago after a twenty five year break . I wasnt sure at 40 I would be able to start where I had left off but then a friend of mine turned me on to the hammock. I watched Shug's videos and learned about the underquilt and here we are!I have used this UQ in 0 degrees 40 degrees 19 degrees and on christmas eve my wife and I slept outside and waited for Santa and got 6 inches of snow dropped on us (thanks Santa)! I love this quilt !!! I haven't found a condition yet that it hasn't worked for.I used this all summer too!It doesn't make you hot it just cuts the draft. I've considered getting a warmer weather version but i don't really need to except to cut weight . However this one is so light it isn't even an issue. Everyone I know says Im nuts for winter camping and don't believe me when i say i wake up hot!! Thank you so much! again I love this underquilt!!!
by CptThor – 15th Dec 2012
Got in on your Black Friday sale. First night out with it last night, 28 degrees, felt like I was sleeping on an electric blanket. I figure my "working temp" will be around 20 plus wiggle room, this is definitely the ticket. Thought you may have sent the wrong one, it was so small and light! The craftsmanship gives me not only American pride but Ohio pride! Hope you celebrate Black Friday next year, I want a burrow!
by Chad Webster (blaktee) – 14th Dec 2012
This UQ is nothing short of amazing!!! I have had it down to the low teens several times now and was crazy warm, This baby can easily go below 0. It almost feels like you have a heat blanket underneath you. My wife is a skeptic and she was so impressed she let me order another one for my son. Now we have two, and I think she is staking claim on my sons. The suspension is really easy to set up and the quality is 2nd to none. I wanted mine in red...and Adam worked with me on the phone to get the right material over to him . Now that is service, really beyond the mark of 5 star!! If you are looking for an amazing UQ that looks good and functions better than it looks, than this is the UQ for you!
by Mugen – 13th Dec 2012
Super warm under quilt! The adjustments are so easy to figure out and simple to put on or take off. I store it inside my hammock during the day then just toss it back over at night. Rings on edges combined with some shock cord make for a tight UQ on a stormy super cold night. I can use it almost any temp below 60-65 and be comfortable by adjusting the suspension. Great all around product!
by Sunshower – 26th Nov 2012
I got this as a gift this March and taken it as high as 65 and as low as 20 so far this year and have been toasty warm. I used to camp in tents and woke up half-way through the night freezing, but since converting to hammocks and this quilt I never do. It weighs less than my 20deg down sleeping bag and comes with a stuff sack. It is easy to set up on the hammock line and you can adjust it to allow for cooling off in the warmer months. I live in New England and this is the quilt for me.
by MrGreen – 23rd Nov 2012
If the trail still calls to you even after the leaves drop then this is your new friend. After a quick conversation with Adam, explaining my upcoming trip and my want for a lighter shell option, I was sent a custom Under Quilt that I couldn't be happier with. Not only did he consider my needs while adding some of his expertise, but he was able to get it to me on time during their busiest time of year. I can't say enough about the service from Hammock Gear !


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Mark Hewlett sent in this photo of a large alligator on the bank in Dupuis Wildlife Area.
Aaron Bass of Vero Beach holds open the jaw of a 12-foot, 3-inch alligator he, Roy Bass and Matt Fahmie hunted and killed Oct. 30 in the Stick Marsh on the Indian River-Brevard County line. The state waters alligator hunt concluded Friday.
Tim Stroh of Hobe Sound holds the fishing pole he used to catch the alligator in 2011 in Martin County. Behind him are Rusty Griffenberg, left, of New Jersey and Tim's father, Steve Stroh. They helped pull the alligator into the boat.
Rachel Stroh is proud of the alligator her son Tim Stroh of Hobe Sound hunted during the season in a Martin County canal in 2011.
Linsey Leserra of Fellsmere bagged this big gator last year during the public waters alligator hunt.
Mike Mansfield photographed these baby alligators at Ballantrae.
Billy Ocker photographed this creepy alligator in a pond in Vero Beach. "I think he thought he was incognito with all that vegetation around him."
Barry Sculthorpe found this alligator in the canals of Queens Cove.
Tom Claud found this alligator making its way across the St. Lucie River through the reflection of a fiery sunset with a Canon SX120 IS camera.
Billy Ocker photographed this alligator at the Stick Marsh in Fellsmere.
An alligator heads back into the water from the bank after hearing a boat approach at Fisheating Bay in the western part of Lake Okeechobee in 2011.
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Every November the talented performers of Aspen Community Theatre put on a show for the valley and this year's highly anticipated musical, "The Producers" promises to be a fun night for all. The iconic musical comedy, based on Mel Brooks's movie of the same name, offers plenty of laughs to warm you on our cold November nights. Shows begin this weekend at the Aspen District Theater on November 8 and 9 at 7pm. Additional performances will take place the following weekend. For tickets, visit www.aspenshowtix.com or drop by the Wheeler Opera House box office.


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Nick Aldis, currently under the name of Magnus, is a British wrestler currently associated with TNA. Magnus had an immediate effect in the Impact Zone. Already with a growing popular fan base from the revived Gladiators, he immediately transferred it to TNA. Under the name, Brutus Magnus, he was a Gladiator able to defeat his opponents. After a successful stint under that character, Magnus went on to form The British Invasion, with fellow British wrestlers Douglas Williams and Rob Terry. The British Invasion went on to develop a deadly group that went on to annihilate several opponents. They were all united in a common cause, of defeating anyone not British. Out of these proud patriotic British men, Magnus was the clear standout. Douglas may of been the more athletically gifted, however Magnus possessed the mic skills that was rare in TNA. The British Invasion was important in building TNA. It helped wrestlers of different nationalities to form groups based on their backgrounds, helping TNA to branch out to a wider audience with fans of the similar background. Not only that, Magnus with Douglas Williams were part of the tag team division, which was significant to TNA at the time. Magnus was able to be involved in feuds with perhaps the greatest tag team of all time, Team 3D. The British Invasion would even overcome their notorious opponents for the IWGP tag team championships, in the 30th July 2009 episode of TNA Impact. The championships enabled the British Invasion to be one of the main tag teams in a talented roster, which they defended their IWGP tag team championships in a Full Metal Mayhem match against Scott Steiner & Booker T, Team 3D and Beer Money Inc at Bound For Glory 2009. Magnus would lose the IWGP tag team championships but would win the other defended tag team championships, the TNA tag team championships. Considering their opponents of the two most established tag teams in all of the modern wrestling at the time, together with the highly respected wrestling careers of Scott Steiner and Booker T. The title reign would continue but it would eventually go to Hernandez as discussed in a previous article. Nevertheless, Magnus had announced himself in the Impact Zone.
This lead to Magnus branching out of the successful British Invasion, becoming a new star. It didn't get to the best of starts where Magnus had to rebuild himself. He would lose the Global championship to Rob Terry. With his British heritage once again utilised, he used a Jude Law like persona, with Dixie Carter pushing for Magnus to have a ladies man character. Magnus would go on to build a tag team with the other most promising British wrestler at TNA at the time, Desmond Wolfe, under the name London Brawling. Unfortunately moments from being set to fight for the TNA tag team championships, the match was postponed due to the unfortunate medical situation of Desmond Wolfe, as his entertaining DVD discusses. This lead to a setback for Magnus himself, who had to eventually reform the British Invasion. The British Invasion wasn't able to have the same impact it had before, losing several tag team matches, but backstage management saw potential in the group, and wanted them to have a tag team title match. Even attempts of making them face by defending USA against Mexican America didn't help them much.
Magnus had to revive a career that had a promising start. Magnus was able to defeat Alex Shelley in the finals of Xplosion Championship challenge at the 9th August 2011 episode of TNA Xplosion. This set to help pioneer a new career path for Magnus. He was able to get involved with Samoa Joe, showing that he is being associated with a highly regarded wrestler in the Impact Zone. Magnus went on to form a prominent tag team with Samoa Joe, including becoming Tag Team champions. This relationship would build up into becoming a rivalry. Despite Samoa Joe being a diminishing yet still dominant force, he was challenged at all aspects by the determined Magnus. Magnus had the desire to overcome the objective of defeating the more reputable Samoa Joe. Magnus was showing he wasn't ready to crash and show that he is equal to the more illustrious rival competitors. Samoa Joe in a number of occasions was able to overcome the courageous Magnus.
But there was a turning point for Magnus during the rivalry. The rivalry came to an abrupt end due to the ambush by Aces & Eights. This ironically ended up catapulting Magnus, who went on to being one of the key members of the TNA's rebellious army against the bandits. Magnus helped them to a number of victories including the key victory in the steel cage at TNA Lockdown 2013. This has given Magnus the current platform that he is facing in the Bound For Glories Series 2013. Magnus has stepped up his game, in being able to defeat distinguished superstars including a fair victory against the distinguished Bobby Roode. He now finds himself entitled as one of the highly regarded wrestlers to be part of the Main Event Mafia.
On the other side of the spectrum, at WWE, they have their own rising British star. He goes by the name of Wade Barrett. Wade Barrett early start with WWE has already been discussed in detail in a previous article. Wade Barrett's reign over Nexus came to a halt, due to the backstabbing of CM Punk. At the time, Wade Barrett was actually the more promising individual, being able to articulate complex words with no stutter unlike the majority of the roster including John Cena. Wade Barrett was the biggest heel at WWE Raw, and had to emulate his wrath at Smackdown. Unfortunately, things wouldn't go as smoothly as planned although Wade's newly formed faction, The Corre, were effective. The Corre and the new Nexus divided the formidable original Nexus. The Corre still went on to form interesting storylines including the Royal Rumble 2011. Barrett still went on to be in the world title picture, being involved in the Elimation Chamber for the World Heavyweight Championship at Elimination Chamber 2011. He was the first man eliminated by The Big Show who he had developed a rivalry with since Big Show was the first man attacked by the debuting Corre. It all changed from there, as Wade Barrett then has made a step down as a main event calibre performer, to a mid card wrestler. It was a strategic step for his longevity as with Alberto Del Rio and Sheamus who have enjoyed early success in capturing the world championship but still needed to rebuild themselves. Wade Barrett became embroiled into the Intercontinental championship title picture, with feuds against Kofi Kingston and the ex Corre member Ezekiel Jackson. This was helping Wade in developing his wrestling abilities by restarting his route to the top. Being touted as one of the favourites to win the World Heavyweight championship's Money In the Bank at the Money In The Bank 2011 pay per view, he was ousted by Daniel Bryan. This lead to a rivalry with Wade Barrett defeating Daniel Bryan at Summerslam 2011, showing the dominance he possessed and his shock that he had lost to the underrated and at the time unused Daniel Bryan.
Wade Barrett then began to his climb back up the roster, by establishing himself as an individual rather than being associated with a group. He embarked into a winning streak, reminiscing the current run of Magnus in TNA. Wade was able to finally overcome a long term foe of Sheamus, but the streak would lead to an intense rivalry, with a familiar foe, high up the WWE hierarchy, Randy Orton. Wade's winning streak would end against Randy Orton, but this was able to allow them to headline one of biggest events in wrestling's calendar, Survivor Series 2011, with the unique match up of Team Barrett vs Team Orton. The match up with its historical significance, was a good test for Wade Barrett to prove his worth, being victorious against Team Orton, being the survivor along with Cody Rhodes. Wade would also be involved in the world heavyweight title picture, but he would continue his development in his rivalry with Randy Orton. It was so severe that in a Falls Count Anywhere brawl, on the 30th December 2011 episode of Smackdown, Wade Barrett would throw Randy Orton down the stairs suffering a hernia disc. Then Randy making his return at Royal Rumble 2012 to eliminate Wade. The rivalry would end with Randy winning a decisive victory in a No disqualification match on the 3rd February 2012 episode of Smackdown. Wade Barrett had gained the rebuilding he needed to announce himself as a serious player in WWE. Wade Barrett once again participated in the World Heavyweight Championship Elimination Chamber at Elimination Chamber 2012. The same outcome as the previous year with another defeat, before he then got an unexpected elbow injury due to Big Show throwing Dolph Ziggler on top of him, during the following Raw's Battle Royal match.
For a guy who was due to receive the reward for his rebuilding, had to recuperate and rebuild. Wade Barrett was injured and out of WWE television for 7 months. He had to start a new character showing that he is reinjuvenated, using his background of being a bare knuckle fighter. Like before, he would undergo another unbeaten streak, vanquishing several foes such as his ex Nexus buddy Justin Gabriel. But after a month, it took another high ranked rival, in a feisty encounter, of a lumberjack match against the then World Heavyweight champion Sheamus in the 19th October 2012 episode of Smackdown. He had to settle to being part of another competitor's Survivor Series team, for Dolph Ziggler's team against Mick Foley's team at Survivor Series 2012. Wade Barrett attempting to reconstruct his career of great potential, reignited his pursuit for the major championships for the midcards. He competed for both the US and Intercontinental championship, and like last time, was able to capture it off Kofi Kingston in another rivalry with Kofi, at the 31st December 2012 episode of Raw. As if it was also reminiscing his final show of last year when he was able to mark a statement against Randy. Wade would hold the title until the pre show of Wrestlemania 29, which I had attended, with the crowd exasperated that the irritating Miz defeated him to become the new champion. Fortunately, Wade Barrett would recapture the championship much to the thunderous joy of the crowd at the following Raw after Wrestlemania 29, which I also attended. The new championship reign would continue for a while, re-asserting the rise of Wade Barrett experienced before his injury. Wade Barrett would lose his championship in bizarre circumstances to the next major project of the McMahon family, Curtis Axel, at Payback 2013. This leads to Wade Barrett's current predicament, of participating in his second Money In The Bank match. Unlike last time, where he was the favourite, I am predicting the obvious outcome that he will be victorious this time around. Wade Barrett would then cash in his briefcase when Raw and Smackdown comes to Manchester at 11th and 12th November 2013. It was practically written in the advertisement by having the show scheduled near Wade Barrett's Preston. Wade Barrett is set to become the new World Heavyweight Champion.
Two promising British wrestlers rising in the American based Wrestling companies. There hasn't been a top British wrestler since The British Bulldog, so its fortunate that we have two stars set to rise. Both stars have had similar paths in their respective careers. Both being clear stand outs in their wrestling groups, with a growing fan base. Then both of these competitors breaking out of these groups to push on their own individual careers, embroiling in rivalries with main event calibre adversaries. Not only that, these British men have been able to overcome rivals in impressive wins. Whenever they have arrived in the UK, the fans have been vocal for their home based talents. These two competitors are currently set to be prominent competitors for their respective world titles, with Wade Barrett set to win the Money In The Bank tonight, with Magnus having an impressive start to the Bound For Glory campaign. This is impressive considering the setbacks they had experienced which could of lead to a quicker route to the top of their respective companies. But there are also discrepancies between the two. Wade Barrett has had a history of wrestling prior to WWE while Magnus was acquired with little experience, due to his involvement with the revived Gladiators. TNA management had to rely on Douglas Williams to help Magnus build his wrestling skills which was necessary. Magnus was lacking effective wrestling athletism and his mic skills till this day aren't at the level warranting a main event star. On the other side, Wade Barrett is anything but a wrestler with really good mic skills that lead him in being a commentator at periods during his spell with Florida Championship Wrestling (FCW).
Wade Barrett has been the better wrester being able to provide promising matches while the same can't be said for Magnus. Magnus needed to build his wrestling abilities, which he was only maintaining his push due to his reputation of being a gladiator. In addition that Magnus was able to associate to his character well, showing he's a good actor. This is an important attribute for modern wrestlers. Let's not forget that both of these British athletes have participated in movie roles, showing they have acting potential. However Wade Barrett only finds himself still without a World Heavyweight title is because of an injury and due to the creative management decision to ensure the longevity of his career by manufacturing a wrestling star that rose through the ranks, rather than curtailing on the success of Nexus. WWE had experienced stars that started well but dissipated quickly, even quickly from WWE's memories when they say Paul Heyman's last four clients were world champions… When did Heidenreich win the title? I liked him to be honest but WWE was at a low. It feels as if, the push of Magnus was done to capitalise on the effect Wade Barrett had at the 5th November 2012 WWE Raw episode, when Wade Barrett received the loudest pop for a British wrestler for a very long time. It was as if, Vince was given a reminder of the potential of Wade, in which for us fans who attended the show in Birmingham, were treated to a post show speech that he was close to tears with the adulation he received from the crowd. This lead to TNA management in pushing Magnus to make his return to the Impact Zone when TNA toured the UK, with Magnus starting the show. The crowd were vibrant but Magnus' wrestling wasn't great and his mic skills were still lacking. He has developed alot since then, but still falls behind Wade Barrett.
In the UK and worldwide, the media is anticipating the birth of Prince William's son, the great grandchild of the Queen. Coincidentally, the wrestling world, those in the UK in particular, are excited about the prospect that Wade Barrett will win the Money In The Bank Briefcase for The World Heavyweight Championship. It is nothing to be ashamed of, but Magnus falls in comparison to Wade Barrett. Magnus is receiving a push and is developing into a promising performer. Magnus if he continues in this trend, can lead to a promising career, but like when comparing two individuals, there are always a victor. Throughout the lifetime of the children of Prince Charles, they have constantly undergone a media frenzy. To the vast majority, there was a preference for Prince William, just like their wrestling equivalent in Wade Barrett and Magnus.
Magnus, like your royal family member equivalent, you demand attention, but there will always be a shadow, limiting the magnitude of the consideration of Magnus. Magnus… you are wrestling's Prince Harry…
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This summer is certainly setting up to continue a good wrestling period, with Austin Aries bout with Bully Ray, along with Brock Lesnar against CM Punk. The Money In The Bank matches tonight should be interesting with the impressive Daniel Bryan who I predict won't win, with perhaps a Randy Orton victory leading to a heel turn. Brock Lesnar surely will interfere to stop CM Punk who would be moments from winning.
Hulk Hogan against Bully Ray which is being anticipated will be interesting, but surely it would help to fight a younger and hungrier fighter, for the longevity of TNA. King Kenny or something? He gets involved in the love triangle with Brooke Hogan/Ray. A good summer to come indeed.
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Highest price ever paid: $14,890
Again, it's the little differences that make a big difference when game prices get up this high.
Bandai's Stadium Events was released in North America in 1987 and designed to go with Bandai's Family Fun Fitness mat peripheral for the Nintendo Entertainment System. Nintendo loved Bandai's idea so much that it bought the North American rights for the mat and renamed it the Power Pad.
The rebranding meant that all its Stadium Events games in North America with allusions to the Family Fun Fitness mat needed to get sent back and rereleased as Nintendo's World Class Track Meet. That didn't go as smoothly as Nintendo would have liked, and 200 copies of Stadium Events with the original branding made it to market. As many as 20 full, still-wrapped copies exist today, but buyer beware: European copies of the game are far less rare and look almost identical to the hard-to-find North American version.
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How big a deal was Nintendo in 1990? Not only was it hosting its first video game competition ever, but it basically used a feature-length film called The Wizard as an infomercial for it a year earlier.
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Before Sundays spent playing Madden in a suite's common room or reading days wasted picking off dorm mates in Goldeneye, there was Nintendo's Campus Challenge. Back in 1991, Nintendo went to to college campuses across America with 30 special cartridges that gave players six minutes to rack up a high score on Super Mario 3, Pin-Bot and Dr. Mario. If students could fight through fatigue, hunger or ADD long enough to produce their school's best score, they moved on to a national competition. Apparently, though, some notoriously sticky-fingered students came away with parting gifts. Nintendo supposedly destroyed all the competition's cartridges, but one was found at a garage sale in New York. It has been sold to several different collectors, with the highest recorded price being $20,100. If that cartridge survived, that means someone else's old roommate may have swiped one during a moment of clarity. Time to drop some queries to your old classmates on Facebook (FB). Don't accept "Dave's not here, man" as an answer. -- Written by Jason Notte in Boston. >To contact the writer of this article, click here: Jason Notte. >To follow the writer on Twitter, go to http://twitter.com/notteham. >To submit a news tip, send an email to: email@example.com.
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added on 2/12/2014 by Darlene BuergerThis versatile salsa has just enough heat to complement the flavors of chicken or fish and yet it great served with chips. The taste of the green chilies is sweetened with the tart flavors of lime and pineapple and mellowed with the buttery avocado t ...
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Sweet & Spicy Tropical Salsa
The ingredients!
2 pineapples roughly chopped
5 mangos roughly chopped
4 kiwis roughly chopped
1 large purple onion roughly chopped
1 whole bunch of cilantro roughly chopped
4 medium habaneros
8 large cloves of garlic
5 medium limes juiced
2 teaspoons of salt OR Salt to taste
----Base of the spicy----
Take the habaneros and peeled garlic cloves and roast them in a hot pan or over a flame.
Only remove the stems of the habaneros do not removed seeds or peel after roasting.
Combine the roasted garlic and roasted habaneros along with the juice from the lime into a food processor and puree to a smooth texture. Remove from food processor and set aside.
----Base of Sweet Salsa----
Take the remaining ingredients and combine them into a large food processor and pulse on a low speed until mixture is a semi-smooth/semi rough texture. This may require dividing the remaining ingredients into batches to accommodate the size of the food processor.
----Creating the sweet & spicy together----
Put the base of the sweet salsa into a large bowl and stir in gradually the base of the spicy ingredients to evenly distribute. Also stir in the salt OR salt to taste.
The salsa is ready to eat but for best results last stand for an hr or more for more complex flavors.
I hope you guys like it!
added on 4/11/2012 by Jake Fousel
Tropical Fruit Salsa
added on 4/2/2014 by Kimberly TorgersonGreat on fish and chicken as well as chips! ...
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Watermelon Walnut Salsa
added on 3/29/2014 by SUZETTE ZARAThis light, fresh summer salsa blends the unique flavors of watermelon and walnuts. The jalapeno peppers add a slight touch of heat, while the nuts add a nice crunch to this amazingly delicious fruity salsa! It is fantastic served on its own with chi ...
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Fresh Tomato Orange Salsa
added on 3/29/2014 by JOY REYNOLDSThis zesty salsa says summer, with a delicious colorful blend of brilliant red tomatoes, bright oranges and fiery jalapenos. Great served with tortilla chips for dipping, or as a tasty topping over grilled chicken and fish. ...
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Peanut Papaya Salsa
added on 3/14/2014 by Suzette ZaraThis spicy sweet salsa has an island twist, with a blend of peanuts, papaya and peppers! I created this version of traditional Asian peanut sauce after a visit to the Caribbean where papaya was plentiful, and it has been enjoyed by my family for year ...
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Strawberry-Jicama Fresh Fruit Salsa
added on 2/20/2014 by Greg BuergerThis sweet and spicy salsa is great on a hot summer afternoon. Great with chips or try it on ice cream. Enjoy! ...
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Berry Spicy Salsa
added on 2/19/2014 by Greg BuergerA light, summer salsa with a fun sweet and spicy kick! ...
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Summer Mango Salsa
added on 2/12/2014 by Sommer ProsserLight, sweet and refreshing on a hot summer day! ...
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Peach and Sweet Corn Salsa
added on 2/9/2014 by Darlene BuergerI love peaches so we decided to try picking them ourselves at a local orchard. We ate all we wanted while we picked and picked a whole lot more to take home. I made peach pie, peach cobbler and just about anything else I could think of. I decided to ...
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!860 Salsa
added on 4/2/2014 by Bruce DahlgrenIts been made lomger than any other I know of in the North-East ...
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Skinny Avocado Hummus Salsa
added on 3/14/2014 by Suzette ZaraThis low-calorie salsa is a combination of my 2 favorite foods- guacamole and hummus, which I decided to combine into an amazing salsa which is only 14 calories per tablespoon with NO cholesterol and only .5g of fat. Using garbanzo beans instead of a ...
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Creamy Black Bean Salsa
added on 2/19/2014 by Darlene BuergerThis salsa is a perfect combination of vegetables and spices with a spicy kick and creamy texture that will compliment any meal or occasion. Serve chilled on tacos or chicken. ...
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CBS renewals for 18 primetime shows for 2012-13 season
By April MacIntyre Mar 14, 2012, 22:31 GMT
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CBS today announced the pick up of 18 returning series for the 2012-13 broadcast season.
The renewals include four comedies, nine dramas, three reality series and two news entertainment programs.
Previously announced was the multi-year pickups of "How I Met Your Mother" and "The Big Bang Theory," the season's No. 1 comedy and the first scripted program to top "American Idol" in viewers and adults 18-49; "2 Broke Girls," the season's No. 1 new comedy in viewers and key demographics; and "Mike & Molly."
CBS and Warner Bros. Television are in discussions regarding future seasons for "Two and a Half Men."
The renewed dramas are "NCIS," television's No. 1 drama/scripted program for the third consecutive year; "NCIS: Los Angeles," the No. 2 drama for the second straight year; "Hawaii Five-0"; "Criminal Minds"; "CSI: Crime Scene Investigation"; "Person of Interest," the No. 1 new series of the season; "The Mentalist"; "Blue Bloods"; and the award-winning and critically acclaimed "The Good Wife."
The top-rated returning reality series are "The Amazing Race," "Undercover Boss" and already announced "Survivor."
News entertainment series "60 Minutes" and "48 Hours Mystery," will also return in the fall.
"This large-scale renewal is testimony to the strength, stability and success of a deep and diverse roster of top-rated programming," said Nina Tassler, president, CBS Entertainment. "It positions us for continued success next season and certainly creates an environment that will give our new shows the best possible chance to succeed."
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