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How Croatian agriculture bought the farm
Agriculture was once a core industry in the former Yugoslavia. But corruption and mismanagement turned the region's one-time breadbasket into a 'small war zone.'
Ana Benacic
Retkovci, Croatia
Beyond the long grass lies a runway where the planes no longer land. It was owned by the villagers here, along with the farm and the fields.
The crop-dusters flew away when the farm went bust. In the following years, the villagersŌĆÖ shares in their business also vanished, seemingly into thin air.
For Ivan Zivkovic, who worked at the farm, the disused airstrip is a neglected piece of an unsolved puzzle. ŌĆ£We never found out who owns it now, or what they paid for it,ŌĆØ he says. ŌĆ£There is no trace of the money.ŌĆØ
The collapse of his farm is part of an even larger puzzle ŌĆō the catastrophic decline of agriculture in the breadbasket regions of the former Yugoslavia. Food imports and prices are rising in countries that once fed themselves comfortably.
In the lush plains of Serbia, farmers are getting poorer, while their children migrate to the cities for work. In Croatia, agriculture today accounts for three percent of the Gross Domestic Product (GDP), compared to almost 20 percent two decades ago.
Trade liberalization and the current economic crisis bear some of the blame, as do the conflicts that tore the former Yugoslavia apart. But across the region, experts say it is corruption and mismanagement that have brought agriculture to its knees.
No soldiers traded gunfire over Mr. ZivkovicŌĆÖs farm in eastern Croatia. Instead, its workers spent the 1990s fighting businessmen and lawyers for their tractors and orchards ŌĆō the spoils of a privatization deal gone wrong.
ŌĆ£It was like a small war zone,ŌĆØ says Marko Tominac, an insolvency manager who tried to settle the farmŌĆÖs accounts among Zivkovic and his colleagues. ŌĆ£Everybody was screaming that everybody else was getting the bigger part ŌĆō including the workers.ŌĆØ
The privatizations of the last two decades were largely ŌĆō but not universally ŌĆō disastrous. A handful of the regionŌĆÖs largest collective farms have changed ownership and remained productive.
But most of the small and medium-sized concerns did not survive the transition from socialism. They were treated as the low-hanging fruit of the privatization boom ŌĆō bought cheap, stripped bare, and discarded ŌĆō by men who had little interest in agriculture.
In Serbia, alleged drug baron Darko Saric funded the purchase of Mitrosrem, a collective farm now hovering on the brink of bankruptcy. Mr. Saric denies the charges against him and is on the run from the law.┬ĀIn Slovenia, agricultureŌĆÖs contribution to the GDP has shrunk to a quarter of what it was 20 years ago. The countryŌĆÖs privatization was ŌĆ£tycoon-oriented, wild, and idiotic,ŌĆØ according to Ales Kuhar, an associate professor in food economics at Ljubljana University.
In Croatia, where privatization is commonly referred to as ŌĆ£legalized theft,ŌĆØ a state audit published evidence of hundreds of bad deals from the previous decade. The audit was completed in 2004, and the statute of limitations relating to the deals has since been removed, allowing any privatizations from that period to be investigated.
However, prosecutors say they are only investigating 31 people at the moment, and have yet to file any indictments. The countryŌĆÖs judiciary is routinely singled out for criticism by the European Union, which Croatia is scheduled to join next year.
According to Mario Ivekovic, a Croatian trade union leader who campaigned for the national audit to take place, the state has only provided an ŌĆ£inventory of the crime.ŌĆØ It has not cancelled the privatizations or compensated the victims, as the public had hoped.
ŌĆ£Nothing happened afterwards,ŌĆØ he says. ŌĆ£The years are going by, and it will become harder to get to the bottom of these cases.ŌĆØ
This report by BIRN pieces together how a single collective farm fell apart, using interviews with workers and managers, as well as court and government documents.
Mismanagement appears to be the main culprit in the farmŌĆÖs demise, yet many questions remain. Who got what share, and how much did they deserve? If the answers are hazy, it is partly because the very definition of ownership was up-for-grabs during CroatiaŌĆÖs chaotic transition to a market economy.
Nevertheless, from the messy specifics emerge elements that will be familiar to farmers across the former Yugoslavia: the loss of shared assets, the whiff of wrongdoing, and the missing pot of money for which no one has been held accountable.
Partial privatization
Zivkovic is an energetic man in his late sixties, who owes his furrowed face and gnarled hands to a lifetime spent working outdoors.
He was an employee of PP Retkovci, an agricultural collective named after the village where it was based, in the plains of Slavonia, eastern Croatia.
Like thousands of farms in Yugoslavia, PP Retkovci was part-owned and managed by its workers. It was blessed by rich yields from an arable soil ŌĆō and by the generosity of a socialist state.
ŌĆ£We appeared on TV!ŌĆØ says Zivkovic. ŌĆ£We were the first agricultural company with an advanced drainage system in Yugoslavia.ŌĆØ
The employees of PP Retkovci were enthusiastic stakeholders, regarding their workplace as an investment. By the 1980s, the farm employed some 200 workers ŌĆō the equivalent of a fifth of the local population. It was a symbol of the village, a source of pride as well as wealth.
The Yugoslav era came to an end in 1991. Croatia declared independence and was at war with its neighbors soon after. At the end of that year, PP Retkovci employed around 125 people. Its value at the time was the equivalent of around Ōé¼1.5 million ($1.9 million).
The farmŌĆÖs accounts were in the black, but its ownership structure was in flux. The new Croatian state had assumed full control of all collectives, including PP Retkovci. This was intended as a stopgap measure, paving the way for the eventual privatization of the old socialist stateŌĆÖs assets.
The villagers continued to work at the farm, believing they would be compensated for their stake in the old company by its eventual new owners, or by the state.
PP Retkovci was opened up to private investors in 1993. However, the state did not put all the farmŌĆÖs assets on the market. Instead, it only offered shares in the buildings and the equipment. As with other collective farms, the fields were set aside, to be redistributed later by the local government. In this sense, only part of PP Retkovci would be privatized.
Missing harvests
The farm attracted the interest of Vinko Markovic, a prominent supporter of CroatiaŌĆÖs nationalist HDZ party. In 1994, he acquired a 15 percent stake in PP Retkovci. The other shareholders included various funds, and the farmŌĆÖs 189 workers, who had received 50 percent of the shares between them.
Between 1994 and 1996, Mr. Markovic expanded his share to nearly a third, buying stock from some of the workers. But while his holdings grew, the farm itself seemed to be sinking. The wars had battered the Croatian economy, and the agricultural sector was struggling.
Moreover, the state had only returned half the land originally attached to PP Retkovci. The remainder was given to the local government, which divided it among individuals in the area. The workers now faced the prospect of having to lease half of the land they had once owned.
In 1995, the workers say the farm stopped paying their wages. They carried on working without pay, hoping that the business would recover.
It was not to be. In 1996, the stockholders met and agreed that PP Retkovci should file for bankruptcy. Today, many of the workers say they opposed the move. At the time, however, they did not block it.
Markovic also asked a state privatization fund to annul the original contract for the share he had purchased in the farm. The fund had been created to manage all the privatization deals taking place around the country. Private investors who suspected they had bought shares under a flawed contract could complain to the fund. Where they could prove that the stake had been mis-sold, the fund would offer compensation.
In December 1996, the fundŌĆÖs records reveal that it ŌĆ£broke upŌĆØ MarkovicŌĆÖs contract. It also gave him Ōé¼147,000 ($188,000) in compensation for his stake.
Years later, a state audit would cast suspicion on the timing of this move. Most investors who asked for compensation had reported flaws in their contracts shortly after signing them. However, Markovic asked for compensation and for the annulment of his contract after PP Retkovci had gone bankrupt, under his management.
In the space of six years, a successful business had been privatized and ruined. Markovic blamed the farmŌĆÖs troubles on the stateŌĆÖs failure to redistribute its land fairly. But subsequent proceedings in an insolvency court suggested there were also other culprits.
Markovic appointed Marko Babic, a lawyer from the nearby town of Vinkovci, to manage the insolvency process. If the bankruptcy order had been the farmŌĆÖs death sentence, Mr. Babic would be the executor of the will.
He was expected to oversee the auction of the assets, finding the best price for the equipment and buildings. The proceeds would be divided among the remaining companies and individuals who were owed money by the farm ŌĆō including the workers. While the bankruptcy meant all stocks in the farm were technically worthless, the workers believed they were still owed a share of the farmŌĆÖs assets. They wanted severance payments, as well as more than a yearŌĆÖs worth of unpaid wages, accrued in the period leading up to the bankruptcy. The payroll records from the period are unclear.
During the insolvency hearings, the workers claimed Markovic and several of his fellow managers had stolen produce worth half-a-million euros.
Antun Kasteljan, a farm employee, told BIRN truckloads of grain had disappeared during the Markovic era. When he asked where the trucks were going, he says he was told to mind his own business.
The workers also questioned how the managers had taken over an orchard that they believed belonged to the farm.
ŌĆ£How could this have happened? How could it be possible for them to have acquired that?ŌĆØ Zivkovic, the farm worker, asked the court.
The employees demanded an investigation into the previous management. They also criticized Babic, accusing him of delaying the insolvency process by missing key sessions. But their complaints were ignored by the judges at the commercial court.
Selling off the kit
The rancorous bankruptcy sessions reflected tensions outside the courtroom. The workers claimed a man named Vlado Loncaric, appointed by Babic to guard the farm, had mishandled the auction of equipment.
ŌĆ£Some of the machines ŌĆō combine harvesters, tractors, trailers and parts of the gear ŌĆō have been stolen and undersold by Vlado Loncaric,ŌĆØ the workers told the court in May 1998. ŌĆ£There are no auctions and no one is keeping a record.ŌĆØ
Babic responded by accusing farm employees of trying to sabotage the auction by stealing machine parts. ŌĆ£Everything the workers are telling you is a lie,ŌĆØ he said in court.
The insolvency process would deal a series of blows to the employeesŌĆÖ hopes of recompense.
An audit by a local firm ascribed a far lower value to the farm equipment than previous estimates. For instance, a machine for spreading fertilizer, originally valued at Ōé¼4,000, was sold for Ōé¼5. A company bus was sold for Ōé¼330, while a combine harvester, only a couple of years old, was sold Ōé¼750.
Babic said the employeesŌĆÖ theft of machine parts had reduced the value of some equipment. Nevertheless, he told the bankruptcy court, the sale of machinery had been the ŌĆ£most successful part of the auction.ŌĆØ Overall, he said, equipment with a total value of Ōé¼156,000 had fetched only slightly less: Ōé¼136,000.
During a phone interview with BIRN this summer, Babic defended the auction and said he was not responsible for the values determined by the local auditor. ŌĆ£I did not want to have anything to do with it,ŌĆØ he said, referring to the pricing.
With the workers clamoring for his dismissal, Babic told BIRN he too was just as keen to hand over management of the insolvency. The whole process had ŌĆ£irritatedŌĆØ him, he said.
Viktor Palic, a presiding judge at the bankruptcy court, also told BIRN that Babic had been under pressure from the workers. ŌĆ£The employees kept attacking him,ŌĆÖŌĆÖ he said.
The audit, ordered by Babic and completed in 1998, showed that the farm had lost half its value since 1991. The equipment and the buildings were now only worth around Ōé¼700,000 ($900,000).
Neither estimate ŌĆō from 1991 and 1998 ŌĆō takes into account the value of the surrounding fields, whose ownership is harder to establish since the Croatian government took control of the collectives.
Throughout the 1990s, agricultural land originally managed by the Yugoslav-era collectives was broken into plots and redistributed to smallholders, including war veterans, peasants and loyalists of the HDZ party, which governed Croatia after independence.
Stipan Bilic, an agricultural expert in Croatia, argues that this was more harmful for the old farms, such as PP Retkovci, than the mismanaged privatizations.
ŌĆ£The company was stripped of its capital assets,ŌĆØ he said. ŌĆ£They could not obtain loans any more.ŌĆØ
ŌĆśMissing documentsŌĆÖ
The workers were bitterly frustrated with the insolvency process ŌĆō but worse was yet to come.
In August 1998, Babic told the court that some Ōé¼150,000 of the farmŌĆÖs funds ŌĆō including money from the sale of the equipment ŌĆō were no longer accessible. The money had been placed with Glumina Bank, a creditor of PP Retkovci, which had gone bust the previous month. The workers were furious and again claimed that Babic had mismanaged the insolvency. However, Babic pointed out that he had made the deposit with the approval of the court.
The workers doubted if they would see their money again. They also feared losing what little was left of their share.
They made a fresh appeal for Babic to be relieved of his duties. In early 2000, a higher commercial court in Zagreb responded to their complaints. The judgement was scathing about the insolvency manager, as well as the court officials working with him, accusing them of ŌĆ£numerous omissions.ŌĆØ
Essential paperwork regarding the farmŌĆÖs assets was ŌĆ£unclear,ŌĆØ and the managerŌĆÖs reports were ŌĆ£incorrect,ŌĆØ according to the Zagreb court. Invoices did not show how much money had been paid for equipment, or what had happened to the listed price.
The judgement said the value of equipment for sale had not been assessed properly. Prices should not have fallen below half the real value ŌĆ£unless there were several unsuccessful auctions.ŌĆØ The basis for the decision to deposit funds with Glumina Bank was criticized as unclear. BabicŌĆÖs report that the money was ŌĆ£blockedŌĆØ after the bankŌĆÖs collapse was also questioned.
The court concluded that Babic should have been relieved of his duties at the very outset. ŌĆ£It is clear that the insolvency manager either does not want to, or cannot, do his job,ŌĆØ the judgement said. It described BabicŌĆÖs absence from key insolvency sessions as ŌĆ£unthinkable.ŌĆØ
A new insolvency manager, Tominac, took over from Babic. He confirmed the Zagreb courtŌĆÖs ruling, complaining that his predecessor had left an incomplete paper trail. Struggling to wrap up the bankruptcy, Tominac told the hearing that Babic and his accountant had informed him that ŌĆ£a lot of the documentation has ŌĆśdisappeared.ŌĆÖŌĆØ
In 2002, the insolvency process entered its seventh year. The spiraling legal costs were eating into the remainder of the money owed to the employees.
In June, the workers announced they had contacted the police to file criminal charges against Babic, hoping to punish him for the ŌĆ£omissionsŌĆÖŌĆÖ cited in the Zagreb ruling. However, the investigation was later dropped on the basis ŌĆō according to Babic ŌĆō of evidence he had submitted. The police have confirmed this.
Back in 1999, the workers had also brought criminal charges against the former managers whom they claimed had stolen from the farm. A further charge of theft was brought against Mr. Loncaric, the security guard hired by Babic after the bankruptcy.
Markovic died later that year, and the case against him was abandoned. Of the other cases, only three made it to the courts. In 2002, charges against one of the managers, Kresimir Roncevic, were dropped. Another manager, Ivan Zgela, confessed to stealing a sprinkler and received a suspended six-month jail sentence. His lawyers nonetheless instructed him to appeal, and the conviction was overturned in 2004.
Only Loncaric, the security guard hired by Babic who had been accused of selling off machinery illegally, faced any sanction. However, on account of the value of the equipment in question, he only received a suspended six-month jail term for forging auction sales receipts.
ŌĆśPerpetual debtŌĆÖ
The insolvency process was finally concluded in 2004. It had cost Ōé¼35,000 ŌĆō a sum that was deducted from the pot of the money out of which the workers expected to be paid. The possible payout had already been reduced by Ōé¼150,000, which had been lost in the collapse of Glumina Bank. Further deductions were made to repay creditors.
In the end, 62 workers received an average of around Ōé¼1,100 ($1,400) from the collapse of PP Retkovci ŌĆō roughly a quarter of what they had expected to get at the start of the bankruptcy process. Despite all the litigation, no one has been held accountable for their losses.
In 2004, the state concluded its investigation into some 1,500 suspicious privatizations from the 1990s. Evidence of irregularities were found in all but 75 cases.
PP Retkovci was included in the audit. It did not get a clean bill. The move to compensate Markovic was singled out for criticism. The audit questioned how he had managed to claim Ōé¼147,000 from the privatization fund for his shares in PP Retkovci. The claim was approved after the farm had been declared insolvent ŌĆō which meant that his shares were practically worthless.
ŌĆ£The bankruptcy means that the value of the stocks was very low at the point when the money was returned,ŌĆØ says Sulejman Tabakovic, an expert in privatization law who runs an organization that helps small stockholders. He adds that the fund had no obligation to pay Markovic, and in doing so, it had made an unfair exception for him. Thousands of other stockholders whose privatized companies faced bankruptcy during this period were not able to make such claims.
The fund was replaced in 2011 by a new agency, known by its acronym, AUDIO. Erik Mohorovic, the agencyŌĆÖs director, told BIRN he had only studied the fundŌĆÖs work since 2005 ŌĆō and had not been aware of the PP Retkovci case, or any others like it. He says no one at the institution had a clear explanation for what had happened.
However, he believes cases such as this were commonly accepted as ŌĆ£anomalies of the privatization and transition processŌĆØ. Back then, ŌĆ£the legislation, market and institutions were not ready for such complex tasksŌĆØ.
While modern laws are more sophisticated, he says, ŌĆ£todayŌĆÖs instruments cannot solve the problems created 15 or 20 years agoŌĆØ.
Djuro Perica, a founder of the HDZ, says that neither Markovic, nor the government of the time, should become scapegoats for the failure of PP Retkovci.
ŌĆ£Nobody stole the land in Retkovci,ŌĆØ he said. He conceded that mistakes had been made during the privatization ŌĆō but said he had opposed the ŌĆ£wrong movesŌĆØ.
ŌĆ£Of course I know production fell, and it hurts my soul to see whatŌĆÖs happening in agriculture,ŌĆØ he told BIRN.
Babic refused BIRNŌĆÖs requests to discuss the details of the PP Retkovci affair, saying court documents from the time contained all the necessary information. He is currently a judge with the constitutional court, the highest judicial body in Croatia.
In the complex that was once the heart of the Retkovci collective farm, all that remains today are about a hundred sheep, whose care provides employment for about five people. Kasteljan, the former worker, says the villagers ŌĆ£live in perpetual debt, hoping to make ends meetŌĆØ.
Ivekovic, the Croatian trade union leader, says he is losing hope of justice for the victims of privatization.
ŌĆ£When IŌĆÖm really depressed, I wonder if we should have an amnesty for all these crimes,ŌĆØ he told BIRN. ŌĆ£At least it would put an end to the matter.ŌĆØ
Ana Benacic is a Zagreb-based journalist. This article was edited by Neil Arun. It was produced as part of the┬ĀBalkan Fellowship for Journalistic Excellence, an initiative of the Robert Bosch Stiftung and ERSTE Foundation, in cooperation with the Balkan Investigative Reporting Network.


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Obermeyer Katahdin Shell Ski Jacket (Men's)
Product Details
Style: 12205
The Obermeyer Katadhin Ski Jacket meets the demands of the most aggressive athletic skiers. This men's shell jacket ups the breathability level, keeping you comfortable even when you're hiking to the summit. A relaxed fit gives you the flexibility to layer however you want underneath depending on the temperature, and the color-blocking style keeps you current.
- Fabric Rating: 10K Waterproofing / 10K Breathability
- Material: 100% nylon Ottoman fabric
- Lining Material: 100% polyester Hydrophobic Mesh
- Insulation: Shell only for enhanced breathability
- Length: Center front measures 25.5" / Center back measures 30"
- Hydrophobic mesh offers exceptional moisture wicking
- Hem drawcord cinches to seal out cold air
- Fully seam sealed to lock out moisture
- Control Zone Ventilation to release excess heat
- Fleece collar lining feels soft against skin
- Adjustable cuffs fit with gloves to seal out cold air
- Tons of internal and external pockets organize gear
- Removable hood for weather protection
- Ski pass D-ring conveniently displays lift ticket
- Powder skirt keeps snow out of layers
Questions and Answers
ASK A QUESTION Got questions about this product? Ask them here. Got questions about anything else? Please see our FAQ.
"Is jacket insulated"
Question by Mark on 3/29/2012 - 7:44 pm
"No, this jacket is a shell only. Shell jackets are great for varying weather conditions. You can add and remove layers very easily. "
Answer by Sarah (Peter Glenn Staff) on 3/30/2012 - 11:45 am
"Concerned about choosing a size. I have a 41 chest and wear 32 to 34 jeans and am a definite medium in ski jackets like Billabong, Burton and Rip Curl. Will the medium in this jacket allow for sufficient base layers as I am unfamiliar with the brand in Australia."
Question by Spog on 7/8/2012 - 10:08 pm
"Burton, Billabong, and other brands you mentioned are typically snowboard jackets which run a little bit larger than ski jackets. The only way to make sure you are purchasing the correct size is the match your body measurements with those on the sizing chart which is provided to the right of the product picture. "
Answer by Ashley (Peter Glenn Staff) on 7/9/2012 - 1:03 pm
"Which size should I choose? Medium or large? My measurements don't fit exactly into one size? Chest is 41" Waist 38" and hips 40"."
Question by Spog on 7/11/2012 - 6:10 pm
"If your waist truly is a 38" I would suggest sizing up to a large because your waist will need a larger size. The waist is a measurement that is commonly measured incorrectly. Please make sure you are measuring the smallest part of your abdomen usually right above your navel."
Answer by Ashley (Peter Glenn Staff) on 7/12/2012 - 3:34 pm
"Is there a double zipper in the front?"
Question by keith on 11/8/2012 - 11:41 am
"No, this jacket does not feature a two-way zipper."
Answer by Sarah (Peter Glenn Staff) on 11/9/2012 - 4:29 pm
"Is there zippered underarm ventilation? Is the hood oversized for helmets? Thx."
Question by mike on 12/7/2012 - 12:04 am
"This jacket dose have the pit zips and the hood is helmet compatible. "
Answer by Jaime (Peter Glenn Staff) on 12/7/2012 - 12:08 pm
"Hello, can you help with my size? Male, 5'11'', 170 lbs. I have never bought ski jacket before, and am thinking between size M and size L. Thank you."
Question by Spike on 12/11/2012 - 1:34 am
"I'd typically say a large, but it kind of depends. The best way to size this would be to measure around the fullest part of your chest and compare it to the measurements listed in the size chart provided. "
Answer by Sarah (Peter Glenn Staff) on 12/11/2012 - 8:34 am
"I ski the mountains of PA a lot and was wondering if this jacket will hold up to the cold weather? I know it's only a shell jacket, but is it warm? Or does it just become a cold 'hard' shell? "
Question by Kevin on 1/3/2013 - 9:50 am
"This is a shell and has no insulation. You would need a good base layer and a good mid-layer that is going to provide enough insulation to keep you warm. The shell will provide the waterproof protection that you need. A shell provides more versatility to what you want to wear, when skiing or when you are not skiing. "
Answer by Jaime (Peter Glenn Staff) on 1/3/2013 - 10:21 am
"All of my measurements point towards choosing medium, but I am reluctant because I am around 6'2" tall and sometimes medium is too short. Do the sleeve lengths vary considerably between sizes? I want to be sure to get a snug fit around the body, but still have enough length in the sleeve."
Question by Christopher on 1/19/2013 - 4:39 pm
"Sleeve lengths vary about .5" per size. It sounds like you may need the larger size. "
Answer by Sarah (Peter Glenn Staff) on 1/21/2013 - 10:23 am
"I have the jacket as of 4-5 weeks ago (middle of Dec). Where is the D-ring for the ski pass? It may be missing on mine. Thanks."
Question by Practical McGilver on 1/23/2013 - 10:56 am
"It is located inside the left waist pocket near the top inside part. "
Answer by Jaime (Peter Glenn Staff) on 1/23/2013 - 11:33 am
User Reviews
Excellent shell for layering Rated: 4/5
Pros: Light weight, ideal for layering, many pockets, unique color and style
Pros: Light weight, ideal for layering, many pockets, unique color and style
Con: Outer pocket zippers are stiff.
-From: Andrew Lund from Michigan on Wed, 09/25/2013 - 08:10am
Perfect Jacket for ALASKA work. Rated: 5/5
This jacket actually gets COMMENTS from strangers on how nice it looks. The pocket capacity is great, and there is even a pocket inside which holds my IPAD!
This jacket actually gets COMMENTS from strangers on how nice it looks. The pocket capacity is great, and there is even a pocket inside which holds my IPAD!
Color: Great
Fit: Great
Style: AWESOME
Price: Perfect
Durability: I owned my LAST Obermeyer for 19 winters, wore it every year, skied, snowmobiled, and worked in Alaska with it. LAYERS LAYERS LAYERS is the key. A good shell and multiple adjustable layers.
-From: Bob a PA in AK from Cold Bay AK on Tue, 01/15/2013 - 12:59pm
Great Value - needs one more layer Rated: 5/5
Great Value. Very nice wind resistant. Plenty of pockets. Zippers a little hard to pull up and down. I wore it skiing one time so far in 35 degrees F and the temp dipped to about 26 degrees. Only thing worth mentioning is it's made of only the outer layer and inner netting. Other shells I have previously owned did have some inner lining and were a little warmer. That is no big deal, and is actually a plus as I see it. It is more comfortable on warmer days and I will add an extra layer on colder days. I was comfortable at 35, and cold, but not frozen at 26.
-From: Practical McGilver from Cleveland Ohio area on Tue, 01/08/2013 - 02:40pm
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The situation between Alex Rodriguez and the New York Yankees is not getting any more civil, despite the fact that it seems like both sides are speaking publicly and releasing new statements every few hours. The best situation for both parties would probably be to keep quiet and wait for A-Rod to return, but instead [...]
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WHO, hold on a minute. If anyone should not be trusting someone it should be the Yankees not trusting ARod. If he has continued steroids use after claiming to be clean after his Texas days than he is the one to not be trusted.
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How can I easily have a page, other than the posts page, list all the posts (formatted as they are on the Main blog page) pulled from a certain category and placed into on another one of my pages?
So, If I have jackdooloo.com and that is my main blog. Lets say I have three other pages... "Outdoors", "Photos" and "Bio". I want all the posts on the main page from the category "outdoors" to be inserted into the "Outdoor" page. What is the code?
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