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New Mexico Travel Guide: 4,264 reviews and 10,476 photos
Yes, NEW Mexico, the 47th US state ;) New Mexico is the 5th-largest state in the nation. With fewer than 2 million people, you'll easily find wide open spaces and some solitude without trying too hard.
New Mexico is a blend of local cultures: Native American, Hispanic and Anglo. Each of these cultures includes many sub-cultures with their own ideas of language, art, and life. Experiencing New Mexico means experiencing each of these cultures on their own terms .....
A variety of cultures has led to unique art forms and culinary treats. One such local treat is the use of chile .... hence our state question: Red or Green? that diners are asked almost everywhere ...... you'll be offered chile on your eggs, burgers, steak, chicken, and just about everything you are served. The two local styles of chile are unique to New Mexico and refer to red or green chile ;)
Another plus: Of the 7 life zones on earth - we can claim 6: Lower Sonoran, Upper Sonoran, Transitional, Canadian, Hudsonian, Alpine. So in addition to beautiful vistas, this diversity makes for a wealth of recreational options, as well as animal life. You'll find the Rocky Mountain range in the northern part of our state and the northern reaches of the Chihuahuan Desert in the southern. There are over one hundred lakes and rivers, 13 National Monuments and Parks, 29 State Parks, 5 National Forests, 3 UNESCO World Heritage sites, 19 Native American Pueblos, several non-pueblo Native American communities, and 12 ski areas to keep you entertained.
I already have pages on several areas in my state that I have enjoyed, but decided I needed a place for information that is more 'road trip' related .... you know, to pull it all together so to speak. So, here is my feeble attempt at a New Mexico page .... lets see if it works as I envision ;)
If you are interested in Southwestern US legends, check out my New Mexico Legends travelogue!! So for I've collected 'The Seven Cities of Gold', 'Kokopelli', 'La Llorona', 'Chupacabra', 'Jackalope' and 'The ghost of White Sands'. I"ll be adding more as I learn more :)
You'll find my road trips usually have Albuquerque as my starting point, and ending point ......
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I'm going to NM this summer :)
the photo of the snake is not a king snake but the most common snake in the Desert Southwest, a Gophersnake, sometimes called a bullsnake (related to Gophersnakes) They are non-venomous.
I don't know of anything you have shared yet. Give me a hint.
I have never been to New Mexio. I think you guys have the coolist car plates among the 50 states. I am taking a tour at your page
Thats what I was going for - clean and natural on my page. I figure, thats really what New Mexico was, wide open spaces, nothing to see, etc, that thats what I should try to convey.
I'm gonna try to sneak out there so you can be my wing-woman and show me the true ways of VT, hahaha
ROTFLMAO we are both on the same page. When my Danny boy walked in the room I told him to drop em'...NOW!
I no longer build pages. That whats Google is for...Hugs and forgive me for being a VT ass
Don't drink, thus the soda and lime :o) Maybe they'll whip up a virgin margarita for me!!
A very interesting place = I like road trips too!
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The San Lucan xeric scrub is a xeric shrubland ecoregion of Mexico's Baja California Peninsula.
The San Lucan xeric scrub covers an area of 3,900 square kilometers (1,500 sq mi) at the southern tip of the peninsula. The xeric scrub extends from coast up to 250 meters elevation, where the Sierra de la Laguna dry forests start.
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- "San Lucan xeric scrub". Terrestrial Ecoregions. World Wildlife Fund.
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I forgot who I was talking about here, but I finally used the ignore function on that fucking 100 posts-per-page, post count padding, bandwidth soaking, smiley posting fucking pain in the ass. JFC
I have my limits.
Me too. Never thought it would be needed. Just skip over. Could be a very useful feature for 1 or 2 people. And, I found out how to do it by looking it up.
Could somebody quote me?
Only because I miss 257Bob.
Evidently, I am missing someone's post unless they are quoted. I never intentionally added any person to my ignore list. I went through the process and the only option was "add to ignore list" there is NO "UNADD to ignore list"
So - did that person place me on the opposite of ignore list (maybe the "pay no mind" list) Does that even exist. Or if i accidentally did it, how do I UNignore?
Or F- it. Life's too short....
Go to your control panel and edit your ignore list.
Thanks. Should have added that I have looked at my CP - A LOT - and I can't find the F-in list!!!
Any direction as to where in the CP?
Go to the same link, http://www.advrider.com/forums/profile.php?do=ignorelist and uncheck anyone you are now brave enough to see the postings from then 'Save Changes'
Not necessarily tied to bravery, sometimes "ignore" is a good way to forego the boorish.
I do like the pay no mind option better!
Yea, pay no mind works in real life...
Thanks guys for the help. Still don't know how to get to the list, but the link worked.
Everyone is now unignored. One less thing to worry about ...


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Since the Ricketts family purchased the Chicago Cubs, one of the looming questions has been renovating baseball's second-oldest ballpark in Wrigley Field. With the Red Sox completing a 10-year renovation to the league's oldest ballpark, it was shown that renovation over a completely new facility could be done in a way that would modernize even the oldest of structures to allow modern day amenities for both fans and the players.
The problem has been gaining funding. Whether the dour economy or the fact that some municipalities may have grown weary of providing the lion's share of the funding, getting renovations off the ground for the Cubs has been about as easy as winning a World Series for the Ricketts since purchasing the club in 2009. In 2010 a state funding bill withered and died in the Illinois legislature.
But, that could finally change… if the city of Chicago corporates.
Cubs Chairman Tom Ricketts said this past weekend at the Cubs Convention that if some restrictions are lifted, the club will fund a 5-year, $300 million renovation that will provide wider concourses, all new clubhouse, restaurants, a new landing in left field, a much-needed set of batting tunnels, work on suite, and much more. The first phase would be a massive upgrade to the clubhouse.
"The fact is that when you look at all of the limitations that we have, whether that's signage in the outfield, which we are not allowed to do, or what kind of stuff we do in the park or around the park, I think we'd just like a little more flexibility to have some options on that stuff," Ricketts said at the Cubs Convention.
"We have an opportunity cost there that's tremendous. Just give us some relief on some of these restrictions, and we'll take care of (renovating) Wrigley Field.
"We're told what we can do to the park. We're told what we can do in the park. We're told what we can do around the park. We think, from our position, if you just let us run our business, we can get started on some substantial renovations, make the fan experience better, make the player experience better, and really preserve the park for the next 50 years. We're not a museum. We're a business."
The restrictions that Ricketts made reference to included:
Signage: The bleacher vista may be significantly altered if the Cubs get their way. In 2010, the Cubs agreed to a four-year moratorium on additional advertising signs that would rise above the Wrigley Field bleachers in order to gain city approval of a Toyota outfield sign. That moratorium expires after this season, and the Cubs would like to increase their outfield signage, along with other areas in the ballpark. They're the only team with signage restrictions.
Co-owner Laura Ricketts said the restriction on signage puts the team at a disadvantage, "but also forces us to be extra creative in the advertising that we do have, and that makes Wrigley Field, in my opinion, the most special place to watch a ballgame in all of baseball… With our renovations, that's definitely something we want to preserve going forward."
Night games: A city ordinance granted the Cubs permission to play 18 night games a year starting in 1988. In 2004, the city council approved an increase of four night games per year through 2006, giving them their current allotment of 30. The Cubs haven't said how many more night games they need, but one source said "half," or 41, would suffice, including an occasional Saturday night game. The Cubs also would like the return of 3:05 p.m. starts on Friday, believing the weekend restrictions are an anachronism in a commercialized area.
Concerts: An agreement in 2005 between the Cubs and the city gave the Cubs permission to hold two Jimmy Buffet concerts that summer, with the team donating $150,000 of the proceeds to neighborhood schools and reserving 3,000 concert tickets for purchase by people who lived within one mile of the ballpark. The Cubs agreed to hold 29 night games in 2006 instead of the permitted 30. In 2009, the city allowed the Cubs to hold three concerts, including two by Elton John and Billy Joel. The Cubs haven't said how many concerts they'd like, but they'd like to increase it without having to ask for city permission.
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At 82, Earl Weaver has left the building. The Hall of Fame manager from the Baltimore Orioles passed away today of an apparent heart-attack and the baseball world is less for it. He was a brilliant manager, and colorful in ways that might make Yogi Berra blush.
His managerial record tells the story: His 1,480-1,060 record ranks 22 all-time, sandwiched in-between Clark Griffith and Bruce Bochey. His .583 win percentage is the best by any manager who started after 1960. He won four American League pennants—three in a row from 1969-1971-- and the World Series in 1970. The only time that he finished below .500 was 1986 (73-89, .451) his final season managing. He was elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame by the Veteran's Committee as Manager in 1996.
"Earl Weaver stands alone as the greatest manager in the history of the Orioles organization and one of the greatest in the history of baseball," said Orioles managing partner, Peter Angelos. "This is a sad day for everyone who knew him and for all Orioles fans. Earl made his passion for the Orioles known both on and off the field. On behalf of the Orioles, I extend my condolences to his wife, Marianna, and to his family."
Said Commissioner Selig of his passing, "Earl Weaver was a brilliant baseball man, a true tactician in the dugout and one of the key figures in the rich history of the Baltimore Orioles, the Club he led to four American League pennants and the 1970 World Series Championship. Having known Earl throughout my entire career in the game, I have many fond memories of the Orioles and the Brewers squaring off as American League East rivals. Earl's managerial style proved visionary, as many people in the game adopted his strategy and techniques years later.
"Earl was well known for being one of the game's most colorful characters with a memorable wit, but he was also amongst its most loyal. On behalf of Major League Baseball, I send my deepest condolences to his wife, Marianne, their family and all Orioles fans."
He was a man that loathed bunting and a strategy of station-to-station leaning on what Bill James would later make a cornerstone of many sabermatricians: don't squander outs. He was often quoted as saying, "pitching, defense, and the three-run homer" win games. "The only thing that matters is what happens on the little hump out in the middle of the field," he said. Before the use of computers had made their way into the front offices of clubs in the league, Weaver had a legendary card system of notes that he had collected over his managerial career. He used the notes to his advantage and was keen on knowing particular pitcher-hitter match-ups in which hitters that might be weaker over the course of a season might have a particularly strong pitcher's number. He knew his players well enough to know that some were weak or strong coming out of Spring Training, and adjusted for it. He knew his players, but rarely engaged with them. "A manager should stay as far away as possible from his players. I don't know if I said ten words to Frank Robinson while he played for me," Weaver once said. And his players often said the same of Weaver. Jim Palmer said, "The only thing Earl knows about a curveball is that he couldn't hit it," a reference to Weavers playing days. But, his system worked. The book, "Weaver on Strategy" is still a valuable read.
His rants with umpires were legendary, even if his physical stature wasn't intimidating (he was all of 5' 7"). Weaver saw his position of "getting into it" with the umpires as part of his job, not his players. "The job of arguing with the umpire belongs to the manager, because it won't hurt the team if he gets thrown out of the game," Weaver said.
Finally, one wonders if this Weaver quote will become a reality. "On my tombstone just write, 'The sorest loser that ever lived.'" I can see Weaver arguing with God now... "Whadda ya mean, I'm in heaven?!? Can't you see I haven't cross the line?!?! Get some $%&#@ glasses!!!"
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Major League Baseball has released the 2013 Spring Training schedule, and with it, the first Spring Training exhibition game will be held on Thursday, February 21st in Fort Myers, Florida, where the Boston Red Sox will host Northeastern University. Along with that, the following day four games for charity will be played, including one in the Grapefruit League and three in the Cactus League. The first full slate of games involving all 30 Major League Clubs will take place on Saturday, February 23rd.
To add a wrinkle, the teams competing in the San Juan, Puerto Rico pool (Pool C) and the Scottsdale/Phoenix, Arizona pool (Pool D) of the 2013 World Baseball Classic will participate in exhibition games against Major League Clubs on Tuesday, March 5th and Wednesday, March 6th. Teams representing the Dominican Republic, Puerto Rico, Spain and Venezuela will each play two games at Grapefruit League sites, while teams from Canada, Italy, Mexico and the United States will each compete in two contests at Cactus League sites. In addition, the two Semi-Finalist teams to advance from the second round in Tokyo, Japan (Pool 1) will play two exhibition games at Cactus League sites on Thursday, March 14th and Friday, March 15th before heading to San Francisco for the Championship Round of the World Baseball Classic from Sunday, March 17th through Tuesday, March 19th.
In terms of games that lead up to the regular season, there are several exhibition games at Major League and Minor League ballparks that will be played from Thursday, March 28th through Saturday, March 30th. The Houston Astros, playing their first season in the American League, will host the opening game of the 2013 regular season on Sunday, March 31st, when they welcome the Texas Rangers at 8:00 p.m. (ET) / 7:00 p.m. (CT) on ESPN's Sunday Night Baseball. Twelve games are scheduled for Monday, April 1st and seven games are scheduled for Tuesday, April 2nd, with the first full slate of regular season games on Wednesday, April 3rd
Let's face it, people love contests. And, if you're a fan of baseball, you also likely have weighed on this uniform or that, discussing the good and the bad of design.
The Milwaukee Brewers have taken the two and put them together making a contest to design an alternate on-field uniform. Over 700 entries were submitted, and now it's down to three finalists. The pessimist says this is about saving money on a uniform design, but clearly this is about engaging fans and making them feel part of the Brewers community. Hat tip to them for that.
The three finalists – two of whom live outside of Wisconsin - have been invited by the Brewers to travel to Milwaukee for Brewers On Deck at the Delta Center on Sunday, January 27 where the winner will be announced on the Klement's Main Stage. According to the Brewers, the "reveal" will be hosted by Brewers pitcher John Axford. The winner will receive a trip to Brewers Spring Training 2013 to see the winning design on the field at a game.
Ron Verrecchio from Catonsville, Maryland, Ben Peters from Richfield, Minnesota and Nicholas Fout from Madison, Wisconsin have all been invited to appear at Brewers On Deck to discuss their designs as they try to win the trip to Spring Training. The panel discussion will take place at 10:15 am on the Main Stage.
A fan vote to help determine the winner is now open at Brewers.com/uniform and the three finalists' designs can be viewed below.
In addition to the fan vote, a panel of voters including Axford, Brewers President of Baseball Operations and General Manager Doug Melvin and Brewers Chief Operating Officer Rick Schlesinger will judge the finalists. The fan vote will remain open until Tuesday, January 22 at 10 a.m. CT and will count as one vote among the panel of eight judges. Other judges include Jill Aronoff, Brewers Senior Director – Merchandise Branding and representatives from Majestic, New Era and the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel.
The hats and uniforms from the winning design will be worn by all Brewers players and coaches at the Friday, March 22 Spring Training game at Maryvale Baseball Park against the Chicago Cubs.
In addition, the Brewers announced today that the uniforms will also be worn at Miller Park on Saturday, March 30 as the Brewers take on the Chicago White Sox in an exhibition game.
Merchandise including t-shirts and hats featuring the winning design will be available for purchase at the Brewers Team Store by Majestic at Miller Park and at the Brewers Team Store at Maryvale Baseball Park in Phoenix.
The three design renderings – jerseys and hats - are below.
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Snow may still blanket parts of the country today, but believe it or not, we're 4 weeks from catchers and pitchers reporting for Spring Training, and Opening Day isn't far behind that.
Many MLB players are already working out, at the same time, in the front offices around the league, sales teams are feverishly working to sell season ticket packages. The majority of clubs have yet to release individual game tickets for sale.
Still, it's not too early to see what trends in the ticket resale space as we approach the season. Based on data provided by ticket resell aggregator Razorgator, some interesting trends have surfaced.
Razorgator's data is based off of asking price across their registered sellers. With that, the data provided gives a window into how those looking to resell tickets early on are setting their price points.
The average home price on the resale market comes in at $70.42 with 11 clubs above the average and 19 clubs below. Three clubs (Cubs, Red Sox, and Giants) see the average home price above $100, with the Cubs leading the way at $120.44 followed closely by the Red Sox ($119.53), and then Giants ($111.55).
It would make sense that the top 3 priced tickets by home average have either small-historic ballparks (Cubs and Red Sox), while just behind them you see the 2012 World Series Champion Giants. But, in a sign that fans feel that only two years into a new ballpark they can unload tickets for roughly what they got into them for, the fourth-highest priced resale home ticket price by average goes to the Miami Marlins at $89.85. We'll see how that number changes (if at all) as we approach the season. It's possible with the fire sale that's happened with the club that the resale market could be flooded, thus driving the price down.
The best bang for your buck for the average price on the resale market goes to the Cincinnati Reds ($44.10) and Washington Nationals ($41.27), both of whom won their Divisions.
When it comes to the average resale asking price for away games, the average is $75.55 with just eight teams (Yankees, Red Sox, Dodgers, Cardinals, Reds, Cubs, Orioles, and Mariners) toping the list above the average. Expectedly just two clubs (the Yankees at $148.53 and Red Sox at $109.13) have an average away price above $100. Both clubs are iconic brands with storied histories, so the ability to ask such a high price across the country makes sense.
At the bottom the list, the Miami Marlins in their post-fire sale mode, are garnering the lowest asking price for an away team at just $57.34. The Twins, at #29 come in at $63.21.
Once again, the best bang for your buck for away games is the Washington Nationals. While not the cheapest resell average out there, at $67.13 they rank #23 out of the 30 clubs by average resale asking price.
For interleague, it seems that in the New York area, the Yankees and Mets still garner extreme interest. Based on Razorgator data, the average ticket price for the May 27-28 series between the two pulls at $214.10 is almost exactly 3 times the interleague average of $71.38. A great deal looks to the Dodgers at Yankee Stadium on June 18-19 at $75.49.
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Since Bud Selig stepped into the ownership ranks of Major League Baseball, he seemed to be everywhere, all the time. Early in his Brewers ownership tenure there didn't seem to be a committee that he wasn't on, learning every aspect of the ownership and league structure. But, if there was a defining moment for Selig—one in which he positioned himself to become the "every owner" commissioner that he is today— it has to be 1993, just a year after taking on the role of acting commissioner.
That year, real concerns began to surface over revenue-sharing. Remember, at the time, there was little if any. The AL had a system where sharing was 20 percent and the NL was 5 percent. Just prior, the Yankees inked their deal with MSG in 1989 worth nearly $500 million, and the Orioles were ushering in big revenues after the success of Camden Yards opening. To address the issue, a meeting was called in Kohler, WI where large revenue club owners formed one caucus while small and mid-markets formed another. The meetings were so acrimonious (Paul Beeston, then the president of the Blue Jays said that acrimony wasn't a strong enough word; hatred was more appropriate) that Selig had to shuttle notes back and forth to try and keep communications going. In the end, Selig was able to calm the waters by building consensus (although the issue on revenue-sharing was not fully resolved until January of 1994), something that has become the current commissioner's strongest strength.
Flash-forward to today, and Selig is about as beloved as one commissioner can get with his employers, the club owners. I have joked that he is so beloved by them that if they could, they would make Selig the eternal commissioner of the game going so far that upon his passing, they would stuff him, prop him up in a chair, hold a séance and let Selig run the league from the afterlife.
Of course, that's not going to happen. But, there will come a day when he actually retires from the position (something that has become bit of a running joke as he has said he was going to retire more than once only to be lured back by the owners), or, he'll remain in the position until his passing.
When that happens, a new era will be ushered in. In the past, I have leaned back on the things that made Selig work so well… an owner… one that could relate to both small and large revenue makers… a consensus builder…. In the end, I have begun to believe that times have changed, and that at the very least, the next commissioner may not have to be an owner. At the same time, I don't see an outsider—your Fay Vincents, or Peter Ueberroths—being a good fit. I'm shifting more internally.
It may be that his relationship in the labor trenches might preclude him from eventually landing the position, but I'm finding it harder and harder to not envision Rob Manfred, the current Executive Vice President, Economics & League Affairs of the league as the next commissioner of Major League Baseball. If there's a #2 in baseball, it seems to be Manfred. The one matter that could make the transition interesting is that Manfred and MLBPA Executive Director Michael Weiner have become a well-oiled machine on labor issues. Selig has become more of a "big picture" figure with the league while Manfred has worked to implement the desires of Selig and the owners. This matter of having the commissioner out of direct talks has served itself well, and one wonders if that dynamic would be a key aspect that the owners would wish to retain.
At the same time, Manfred has become a key figure. If there's one that understands the mindset of the league, it's likely him, and based upon the long-standing relationship with Mike Weiner, it could work.
The bigger question—the one that looms out there—is how Manfred would be working the phones and being the master consensus builder that Selig is. Fans bemoan Selig, but in speaking with owners across the spectrum, they all say that Bud can be on the phone speaking with a low-revenue owner at one moment, and with a larger revenue-maker the next, and he seems to always be able to come across as understanding the needs of each. It's a rare quality that whoever takes over the helm will be measured by. Whether that's Manfred, a current owner, or an outsider, "communication" and "consensus builder" both have become cornerstones of Lords of Baseball.
Selig's contract expires at the end of the 2014 season, but it's likely that he'll renew then, as well. One can't imagine that at some point, somewhere, a conversation about his replacement hasn't happened. But, if there were real seriousness in the effort, there would have been a search committee prepping for the transition. To date, none has. Maybe I was right to begin with. Maybe Selig will be the eternal commissioner of baseball. If the owners could make it happen, I think that would suit them just fine.
Reference: Details on revenue-sharing prior to Kohler via "In the Best Interest of the Game" by Andrew Zimbalist
Major League Baseball and the MLB Players Association today announced substantial changes to the league's drug policy that will now provide for unannounced, random blood testing for the detection of human growth hormone (hGH) beginning with the upcoming season. In a landmark agreement, MLB players began hGH testing beginning with Spring Training in 2012, and all players were subject to hGH blood testing for reasonable cause at all times during the year. During the 2012-2013 off-season, players have already been subject to random unannounced testing for hGH.
Since July of 2010, Major League Baseball has conducted random blood testing for the detection of hGH among Minor League players.
SEE THE ALL-TIME DRUG SUSPENSION LIST FOR MLB AND MiLB PLAYERS
To add, the league and union for the players addressed elevated testosterone. The sides have agreed to establish a longitudinal profile program, in which a player's baseline Testosterone/Epitestosterone (T/E) ratio and other data will be maintained by the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA)-accredited Montreal Laboratory currently employed by MLB and the MLBPA. Using Carbon Isotope Ratio Mass Spectrometry (IRMS) analysis on all specimens that vary materially from a player's baseline values, each player will now have a unique profile. In the past, players had looked to skirt the edges of a 4:1 T/E ratio. Now, a player will be evaluated based on their unique baseline. To add further disincentive to use testosterone as a performance-enhancer there will be an increase in the number of random IRMS analysis the league and union's lab conducts on specimens.
Last season, Melky Cabrera, Bartolo Colon, and Yasmani Grandal all tested positive for elevated testosterone, while Eliezer Alfonzo was able to have a 100 game suspension rescinded. In the case of Alfonzo, he raised issues that were nearly identical to those resolved in the arbitration involving Brewer, and NL MVP Ryan Braun where chain of custody of test samples were challenged. That loophole has since been closed.
Of the changes to the drug policy Commissioner Selig said, "This agreement addresses critical drug issues and symbolizes Major League Baseball's continued vigilance against synthetic human growth hormone, Testosterone and other performance-enhancing substances. I am proud that our system allows us to adapt to the many evolving issues associated with the science and technology of drug testing. We will continue to do everything we can to maintain a leadership stature in anti-doping efforts in the years ahead."
MLBPA Executive Director Michael Weiner added in a statement that, "the Players are determined to do all they can to continually improve the sport's Joint Drug Agreement. Players want a program that is tough, scientifically accurate, backed by the latest proven scientific methods, and fair; I believe these changes firmly support the Players' desires while protecting their legal rights."
Christiane Ayotte, the Director of the Montreal Laboratory where testing will be conducted said, "Although the Montreal Laboratory has made extensive use of IRMS in the past, the addition of random blood testing and a longitudinal profiling program makes Baseball's program second to none in detecting and deterring the use of synthetic hGH and Testosterone. A drug testing program that follows over a thousand steroid profiles and tests over a thousand blood specimens each year compares favorably with any WADA program."
Major League Baseball became the first pro sports league to implement hGH testing. The NFL and NFL Players Association agreed to hGH testing prior to MLB as part of their latest labor agreement but have not yet been able to implement the program.
When the results of the Hall of Fame voting was released yesterday—a spectacular O-fer that hasn't been seen since 1996—I hesitated to write a column on the matter. Slings and arrows were flung, fingers were pointed, and the debate rages on.
But I couldn't help but get back to the fact that what's really happening now with these players from the steroid era hitting the ballot was somehow all missed. Yes, there have been lots of articles on the topic, but it's not just the steroid era that's to be discussed, it's the present.
I am not advocating a witch hunt. I am not advocating an erosion of player rights. I'm advocating education. I'm advocating being on watch. I'm advocating a certain amount of proactiveness on the part of the writers.
While MLB has stepped up testing at the Major and Minor league levels, I'm not seeing the same level being put forth by the writers, and when I say "writers", I include myself.
Yes, I have published data on drug suspensions—voluminous amounts of it. I have done analysis each year. And yet, I, of all people, should have seen the signs.
We can go back to last year and start with Melky Cabrera or Bartolo Colon. Here were two examples of players that last year saw performance well above what should have been their statistical norm. But, it goes further, and here's where we as writers need to tread lightly.
In 2011, the BBWAA voted Ryan Braun the NL MVP and shortly thereafter, by only a break in the chain of custody that today would be rendered moot by changes to the drug policy, Braun avoided a 50 game suspension for elevated levels of testosterone. Melky… Bartolo… Yasmani Grandal… Eliezer Alfonzo (although his suspension was rescinded)…. Ryan Braun. There's your pattern. There's your story.
The league and player's union realize that at the Major League level the issue of elevated testosterone has surpassed steroid use by the players as a substance they may be able to get away with. Today, it will be announced at the Owner's Meetings that there will be changes to the drug policy, and one wonders if addressing elevated T/E will be part of it.
This is all at the Major League level, because of course, that's where the bread and butter is and that's where the issue PEDs have reared its ugly head the most in the media and in the halls of Congress. But, if we truly want to understand the culture driving PED use, then we better roll up our sleeves and begin taking a good hard look at what's been happening this whole time in the Minors.
In looking at the total drug suspension record for last year, there were more than 10,000 tests and 104 suspensions, or roughly 1 percent of the total. Still, with enough data over the years (you can see it all here), the trends are there. Yes, steroid use is still in baseball. Yes, amphetamines are there. It's not as if there's a switch that says when a player goes to the Majors, this whole cycle of PED use stops. After all, the money in massive salaries is the allure that continues to push players to try and gain competitive advantage, so we're not out of the woods, and not by a longshot.
So, it's here that we writers should consider focusing. No, it's not as sexy and self-serving as getting up on your PED soapbox for the Hall of Fame voting, but it gets your eyes focused on the players that will eventually be hitting the ballot.
Maybe the issue is we've gotten it all wrong; this notion that it's the "steroid era". Maybe, we should look at it for what it is which is the perpetual, never-ending battle between those that are seeking competitive advantage with PEDs and those trying to prevent it. The best the writers can do is get educated to best address the complex issue. Don't use it to witch hunt. Use it so that when the time comes when the fans ask, "Why were you asleep on watch when this all went down?" at least you can say, "I wasn't."
UPDATE: The BBWAA reports that no players elected in this year's class. Select Read More to see the vote details.Let's get some things clear first before we get started….
I don't have a vote (I'm not yet in the BBWAA, and it would be 10 years after that before I'd be allowed to vote for the Hall of Fame)…. I believe that the Baseball Hall of Fame is a wonderful museum and research facility built at the fictitious location where the birth of baseball is said to have occurred…. People are not all "rainbows and unicorns."…. Cheating in baseball began long before steroids were the lightening rod they are today... The HOF isn't Church, so don't vote like it is…. Those that are not filling out their ballots as a form of protest are weak, making the story about them, and need to get in the trenches, deal with it or step aside. Your vote is a privilege, not a right. Deal with the complexities of it all.
With that all out of the way, if I had a ballot to fill, here's how I would have voted this year:
My ballot has 8 votes, which leads to a real issue that may come up this year: there may not be enough votes for a given player to garner the 75% threshold needed for inclusion. With the PED controversy surrounding Bonds, Clemens, Bagwell, and potentially Piazza (see how that creates this silly slippery slope?), along with the strong ballot could create the conundrum. The last time there were no inductees on the player ballot was in 1996 with Phil Niekro (68% of the ballot) and 1971 when the best Yogi Berra pulled was 67%. So, it has happened, and this year is a good chance it could happen again. If there's a player that has a shot, I'm giving it to Raines.
The best thing about all this is it creates debate. The issue this year is the addition of suspected steroid users. Baseball isn't Church. The voting body isn't judge, jury, and executioner. The lone exception for me is Rafael Palmeiro. In his case, he did test positive for steroids. Beyond that, "suspected" isn't the same.
I get that people don't want PEDs in the game, and no one could be more agreeable on that than I. But, what people are really concerned about are the "sacred numbers." You don't really care about PEDs in the game. No one cares about the fact that this year saw the most Minor League drug suspensions since testing began. No, you like your HOF plaques clean and memorable. No one drank. No one womanized. No one was a racist. No one cheated. No one Juiced. As I said at the beginning, the Baseball Hall of Fame is in Cooperstown, the fictitious birthplace of baseball. That's somehow appropriate.
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5 Surprises: Non-Mike Trout EditionCan Carlos Gomez repeat his breakout year and is Austin Jackson really a .300 hitter?
We get it. Mike Trout shocked the baseball world. We've spent six months talking about how awesome he is, we'll spend the next three months talking about how awesome he could potentially be and — while I desperately want Trout on my fantasy team next year — I don't want to take the lazy way out and mention him in our 5 Outfield Surprises space. Maybe we'll make this the honorable mention section? OK, that's a fair compromise. Just to get an idea of how far Trout exceeded our expectations, have a look at what the fans projected from Trout entering last season. Courtesy: Fangraphs.com Now, onto the surprises! Oakland's outstanding outfield There are 30 teams in Major League Baseball. Each team starts three outfielders. That gives us 90 starting outfielders. And that doesn't even include the vast number of players who have outfield eligibility and don't even play in the outfield. My point is this: There are a lot of outfielders in fantasy leagues, and Oakland's outfield trio was one of the best. According to ESPN's Player Rater, Yoenis Cespedes (17th), Coco Crisp (41st), and Josh Reddick (42nd) all finished inside the top 50. In 10-team leagues that start five outfielders, they were all starters. And probably mid-to-high end starters seeing as players like Ben Zobrist (38th) ranked ahead of them but were likely played elsewhere. These three guys averaged 74 R, 22 HR, 71 RBI, 22 SB, and a .263 BA. That might not sound all that impressive, but how many teams had three outfielders that performed better? That's a serious question, I don't want to take the time to go back and evaluate 29 other outfields so if you know, please tell me. Alex Rios' revival I targeted Rios before last year and I was still surprised at how well he did. He posted career bests in nearly every stat category with his .304 BA (career best), 25 HR (career best), 91 RBI (career best), 93 R (best since 2007), and 23 SB (2010). Can he repeat? Alfonso Soriano posts a career-best 108 RBI The Cubs scored just 570 runs last year, good for 27th in the league, yet Soriano still set a career-best mark with 108 RBI. To put that in perspective, Soriano drove in 18.95% of his team's runs last year. Only Miguel Cabrera (19.91%) was responsible for a greater percentage. The reason is pretty obvious. Soriano batted .262 last year, but stepped up when it counted most. He was just a .230 hitter with the bases empty but batted .300 with men on base. I wouldn't expect anywhere near as many RBI in 2013 if he stays with the Cubbies. Carlos Gomez combines for 56 HR/SB Gomez tallied just 415 at-bats last year but still finished the season ranked 24th among outfielders according to ESPN. During a surprisingly awesome second half (75 games) Gomez slashed .278/.321/.488 with 46 R, 14 HR, 33 RBI, and 26 SB. Projected over an unrealistic 150 games (unrealistic for Gomez at least), that works out to 92 R, 28 HR, 66 RBI, and a whopping 52 SB. If Milwaukee lets Gomez run wild again next year, we could be looking at a similarly productive campaign, though probably with fewer homers. Austin Jackson, .300 hitter? Jackson batted .300 on the dot last year despite striking out 21.7% of the time. In 2010 Jackson batted .293 while striking out 25.2% of the time. Back then I thought the high average was a fluke. Now I'm not so sure. In three Major League seasons Jackson has now accrued 1,960 plate appearances and has maintained a career .370 BABIP, so I'm hesitant to label his .300 average and .371 BABIP in 2012 as a one-year anomaly. Maybe that's just how fast the speedster is. Over the last five years (2008-2012), there have been 209 player-seasons where a player has struck out at least 20% of the time (minimum 500 PA), and in just 13 of those seasons has the player batted at least .300. That's 6.2%. Also over the last five years, there have been 163 players that have totaled at least 2,000 plate appearances (approximately Jackson's career total). Just nine of those players have BABIPs of at least .340 during that span, and Joey Votto leads the pack at .359. Extremely high BABIPs are hard to maintain, and while Jackson has thus far kept his around .370, I don't think it'll stick. I do think he's a good bet to bat .290+ in any given year, especially if his strikeout rate continues to decline.
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We can imagine what lies ahead in 2017 -- no matter the result of either the 2014 midterm elections or the 2016 presidential outcome.
There will be no more $1 trillion deficits. About $10 trillion will have been added to the national debt during the Obama administration, on top of the more than $4 trillion from the prior eight-year George W. Bush administration. That staggering bipartisan sum will force the next president to be a deficit hawk, both fiscally and politically.
In addition, there will be no huge new federal spending programs -- no third or fourth stimulus, no vast new entitlements. The debt is so large and voters so tired of massive borrowing that the next president will talk not of "investments" but of balancing the budget. In 2016, President Hillary Clinton or President Marco Rubio will tell us that cutting spending and living within our means is the new cool.
If eight years of borrowing, printing, spending, and lending vast sums of money at zero interest did not lead to economic recovery, then the antithesis of all that will be the explicit platform of Republicans and the implicit one of Democrats.
Obamacare may remain in name, but in fact most of its provisions will be discarded or amended. Its full implementation next year will result in almost everything that was not supposed to happen: higher health-care premiums, rationed care, scarcer doctors and fewer jobs. Obamacare will mostly go the way of the Defense of Marriage Act -- officially the law of the land, but its enforcement simply ignored by the powers that be.
Despite an increase in carbon emissions since 2000, the planet did not heat up in the last 15 years. Scientists will continue to argue over global warming, but politicians will not talk much more of implementing costly cap-and-trade policies. They will still praise green energy as the way of the future, but they will not continue the massive subsidies to substitute it for far cheaper fossil fuels.
Instead, expect a renewal of federal oil and natural gas leases on public lands. There is too much newly discovered recoverable energy on federal property to continue to delay its full production -- and too much of an upside in cheaper gas at the pump, more independence from Middle East autocracies, more jobs, more money and more economic growth.
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I have to say, this was one of the better episodes of the season so far. Strategies, counter strategies, counter counter strategies...and in the end, another Fan goes home.
The oddest thing that struck me though....Malcolm, Eddie and Reynold ran around talking to everyone and Michael said very little in comparison. I do think the Fans got taken to school by the Faves on this one....they sniffed out their plan and shifted the target accordingly.
A very satisfying ep despite the fact the recycled challenges were a bit underwhelming.


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Forest Park—is it a park? Is it a forest? It is both!—plays two shows this weekend to celebrate the release of their new EP: a free show with special guests on Friday, and an all-ages early show on Saturday. Also, their songs are really long, like this one:
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Three hours of dinner, dancing and Big Band favorites. World War ll veterans and spouses admitted free. CLICK HERE
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NEW YORK — "Joyful noise" is a term most often associated with Christian music. But I can't think of a better shorthand summation for one of the most exhilarating, exuberant bands to emerge in 2008, the art-school-project-turned-indie-sensation that is Ponytail, who are set to appear on [url id="http://www.mtv.com/ontv/dyn/detox/series.jhtml"]"MTV Detox"[/url] on Tuesday (January 27) at 11 p.m. on MTV.com.
With the release of their second album, Ice Cream Spiritual, the Baltimore foursome — whose sonic assault includes primal drums, double-barreled guitars and a bouncing banshee of a vocalist who must be seen to be believed — has become one of the most exciting acts around.
And who do we have to thank for that? Well, Jeremy Siegler. Siegler is a poet and professor who several years back was teaching a class at MICA — the Maryland Institute College of Art — and it was he who somewhat intuitively put students Dustin Wong, Jeremy Hyman, Ken Seeno and Molly Siegel together and said "start a band."
"The class was called 'Parapainting,' " Seeno explained. "The idea of the main project was to focus on something outside a traditional art form. In some semesters, it would be poetry or being in a play or stand-up comedy, but for ours it was being in a band." The Ponytail lineup came about, he said, "with the whole class standing in a semicircle, and [Siegler] just put people in bands based on first impressions."
What a first impression. When I caught up with Ponytail at Royal Oak, a bar in the band's second home of Brooklyn, it was immediately clear that the bond they've developed in only a few years may be remarkable considering their disparate pasts.
In fact, part of the beauty of Ponytail comes from the patchwork of backgrounds and training — or not — that each member brings to their kaleidoscopic musical mix. "I think we all had separate visions," said drummer Hyman, a onetime hardcore and punk kid who discovered for himself a way more fulfilling path with the improvisational approach of Ponytail. "And at first we were too cautious to unfold our plans to each other. So it got weird, but then it turned out really good."
There's also Wong, the senior member of the band, a guitarist with formidable chops who grew up in Japan (Ponytail owe more than a little to Nihongo noisemakers Boredoms) and spent time as one-half of an earlier incarnation of the experimental band Ecstatic Sunshine. His foil and partner in guitar heroics is jazzbo Deadhead Seeno, who along with Hyman has recently been playing in Dan Deacon's live ensemble. The pair's interplay, which swoops and soars and takes flight, is in full effect on album closer "Die Allman Bruder" and most dynamically as they face off, stage left/ stage right, in the band's live shows. Seeno, the "jammier" of the two players, says it's their very differences that make it work. "Dustin's self-taught, and so he comes up with these amazing riffs that I don't think somebody who was more institutionalized in scales would think of. And so I'm just playing off a lot of that. I'm actually better at responding than generating."
As signature a sound as the dual guitars provide, Ponytail would not be Ponytail if it weren't for one of the most remarkable frontwomen you've ever seen. The diminutive dynamo that is Molly Siegel is an unforgettable presence, a wail of fresh air who never stops moving from the moment she hits a stage, bouncing, bobbing, grinning and grimacing.
Siegel never thought about being a singer before Ponytail, and even now one could argue she doesn't so much sing as vocalize.
"Brrrrrr-yeah!" "Hah!" "Whee!" That's as far as Ponytail "lyrics" usually go, apart from a chant of "One soul! Two souls!" in the rousing track "7 Souls" and a cheer of "Away we go now!" in the album centerpiece "Celebrate the Body Electric (It Came From an Angel)." Other than that, Siegel delivers an assortment of shrieks, whirs and howls that feel improvised, even possessed. She says that there is most certainly an element of channeling to her performance, and she knew from the band's inception that any sort of traditional vocals weren't likely for her.
"I didn't even know if I could sing," she recalled. "And then Dustin invited me to come over and jam, just me and him. It was just kind of improv, and I did this weird operatic thing, and from there it got crazier. The music we were making just wasn't really suited to normal singing."
Molly and her guys have won a ton of rightly deserved love from fellow musicians, including Deerhunter, White Williams and High Places, who told me Ponytail was "the most unpretentious band on the planet." And nothing is more entertaining than watching uninitiated fans discover this band and its rush of sound — the kind of energy you might witness at Matt and Kim, Battles or Dan Deacon shows in recent years. Newbies seem to leave Ponytail shows helplessly converted, having succumbed to the band's formula: primitive meets primary school.
Nothing illustrates that better than their current album's title. They toyed with other names, among them Painted Rocks, Chocolate Egypt and Spiritual Milkshake. But it was Siegel who one day blurted out Ice Cream Spiritual, which Wong says appealed to them all because it captured the contradiction at the heart of the group, "the mundane and the spiritual." Likewise, the cover art — a piece of art created in high school by Seeno that features brightly colored strokes and a black handprint smack in the middle — seemed to fit. "It just became a part of us," the guitarist said. "I felt attached to the hands — it's that idea of basic and childlike, but also tribal."
Childlike. Tribal. And a lot of fun. If for whatever reason you've got the seasonal blues, check yourself out some Ponytail. It works for me.


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How to make double borders with CSS
When you have a website deadline, it's quite easy to fall into the 'trap' of sticking with tried and tested cascading style sheet (CSS) methods that you know and love. However, it can also be useful to try out CSS properties that you are not so familiar with. For me, this used to be the case with the border property. I used solid borders almost exclusively until I discovered that there were other possibilities including double borders [Ed: you need to get out more].
In fact, it's quite easy to create double borders with CSS because you can use the border property and assign a style of 'double'. Choose a border width of 3px or more and a color and there you have it!
For example, this style rule gives a double border:
.double { border: 3px double #999; }
This is a paragraph with a 3px double border and border color #999
Choose your width carefully because this will affect the width of each inner/outer 'border' and spacing. In the above example, each 'border' is 1px with a gap of 1px between them. However, the following style rule will widen the inner and outer widths without changing the spacing
.double5 { border: 5px double #999; }
This is a paragraph with a double border width of 5px
If you increase the width in your style rule, in IE7 the outer border is increased first, followed by the inner border, then the spacing between the borders. This means that double borders of unequal widths are possible. For example, in IE7 a width of 4px will give an outer border of 2px, spacing of 1px and inner border of 1px. In this case, Firefox 2 seems to do things differently and appears to increase the spacing to 2px. Testing in different browsers is probably a good idea.
.doubletop { border-top: 4px double #999; }
This is a paragraph with 4px top double border. In this case, the outer border, inner border and spacing can vary between browsers.
If you stay with widths that are divisible by three in your style rule, the inner and outer borders and spacing 'widths' will be equal.
There's no need to have equal borders on every side. Top, right, bottom, and left borders can be specified individually like this:
.double39 { border-top: 9px double #999; border-right: 3px double #999; border-bottom: 9px double #999; border-left: 3px double #999; }
Paragraph with unequal width top/bottom and right/left double borders.
or you can choose only one like this
.doubleleft { border-left: 3px double #999; }
Paragraph with double border left Paragraph with double border left Paragraph with double border left Paragraph with double border left
In the above examples, I have applied double border styles to paragraphs but, of course, you can apply the styles to any element.
I don't advocate using double borders ad infinitum but they can provide an alternative that gives greater emphasis to a specific element. Why not try some different examples yourself?
22 Jan 2007 12:05:10
Nice, this is well supported cross-browser too. Another underused property value!
15 Dec 2007 01:20:03
Any idea how to do a double border that has two different colors? One inner color and one outer color?
15 Dec 2007 10:02:06
@Casey. I don't know that you can do this with the double border property. The CSS3 specification adds some additional border properties, for example image backgrounds for borders, but this may not be supported for some time.
I think you will probably need to use two elements to create the effect of differently colored outer and inner borders. In some cases, this may means that you need to add an additional non-semantic element into your HTML. However, I would always try and use existing elements first before adding other elements just for visual purposes. For example, a paragraph within a div tag, each with their own borders and the appropriate padding and margin properties, can achieve a similar effect.
05 Jan 2009 15:32:34
Hello, this works, thank you!
However, is there any way you could do the outside border with one color, and the inside border with another color?
Please help me, I want to know if it's possible.
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@Guest. Please read my earlier comment above
02 Jun 2009 05:44:49
There is a new property "outline" but it's not supported by IE < 7…
02 Jun 2009 09:57:00
@Vic. In fact, the outline property has been around for at least 3-4 years now. I wrote a blog post about it in 2006! The outline property is supported by IE8 [running in IE8 mode] so it may become more widespread as IE8 usage increases.
23 Apr 2011 20:26:14
I had my border set to 2px and it was appearing solid. I have been banging my head against the wall for hours. Thank you so much. I couldn't figure out what was wrong. Changing the width to at least 3 showed some spacing between the borders. Now I can finally relax.
07 Aug 2011 03:41:13
Is it possible to change the dimensions of the line in between the two borders while using double property ?
07 Aug 2011 09:57:24
@Rakesh: There's no way of doing that in a predictable way as far as I know. It is possible to change the double border values to numbers that are not mulitples of 3 and this will sometimes change the spacing width. However, it's not very predictable between browsers – at least when I tried it.


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DH and I still do stockings on Christmas for each other. I feel like I put the same things in his every year; dental floss, toothpaste, deoderant, body wash, a new bath scrubby. I'm looking for some new things to put in that don't cost a ton...we do our stockings as small, inexpensive gifts. Any ideas?
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I was thinking some candy too, but he probably won't eat it. He doesn't eat much fast food, but maybe a subway gift card would get used. He's so hard to shop for b/c he literally has EVERYTHING. It was hard enough just to get the gifts for him this year, and now to fill his stocking? The kids are so easy, candy, toothbrushes and toothpaste, socks, etc.
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and Nathan Jack born 3/6/13 (my ICP baby)
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gift card for his fav. food, and a dvd
we do snacks. bag of pistachios or can of nuts, a few small candies {this year its a bag of werthers originals, and idk what else), pack or two of gum, sometimes some real beef jerky {as in from a butcher or meat shop, not walmart or the grocery store)....
keychain? pocket calendar? pens? gas card?
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La Cantina
While tourists in Oakleys and Prada jumpsuits sip champagne cocktails on the cutesy sidewalk cafes of Vail Village, locals — and Denver day skiers — head to the parking garage après ski. La Cantina isn't exactly a restaurant. Sandwiched into a public foyer and hallway, next to a locker room and below the bus stop, it feels like the guys piecing together your massive burrito and plate of nachos are squatters, ready to pack up their grill at a moment's notice when security comes round. But in a place that's all frills, this no-frills, satisfying grub complemented by free chips and salsa (though tips are encouraged) is a refreshing change of pace. Plus, if you were willing to shell out the $25 it costs to park in the garage all day, you can conveniently drop off your gear and change out of your boots before chowing down.
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Weihrauch quality is legendary, and the HW95 lives up to it! It always performs flawlessly regardless of your shooting pleasure - hunting, pest elimination, paper targets, field target or plinking. If you plan to shoot field target, .177 is the optimum caliber. If hunting small game and pest elimination are in your plans, .22 caliber is a better choice because of the increased energy.
Acquire targets quicker with the HW95's Monte Carlo stock, which sports a raised cheekpiece. The dependable breakbarrel mechanism always gives you top performance, whether you shoot competitively or for fun. The Rekord trigger will spoil you, as it's the standard by which all other triggers are measured.
Don't forget to pick up a variety of recommended pellets, which are listed in the Ammo link below. Select appropriate accessories, including targets and the right scope, by clicking on the Accessories link.
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Things I liked: Nice fit & finish for a mid-priced rifle, good mix of power and ease of use, excellent trigger. Feels very similar to my CZ .22 rimfire rifle on the shoulder.
Things I would have changed: reinforce the forward stock mounting screw sockets (i.e. metal cup and cap screw, rather than the flat-head screws and split washer it comes equipped with), this gun has a reputation for loosening stock screws and mine seems to be no exception.
What others should know: the firm cocking force is really quite manageable for an adult of average strength. This gun is a bit difficult to sight in since it shoots poorly when held firmly enough to keep a rock solid sight picture. Seems to have excellent offhand accuracy (big one hole groups) at 25 yards and plenty of power for taking small game. It shoots a fairly wide array of medium to heavy pellets with good accuracy (mine is .177 and the lightest pellet I have tried is 8 grains, heaviest 10.6 grains).
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Creator Anna on June 19, 2012
Alicia, I just received mine and they are GORGEOUS!! I wasn't expecting them so soon, so I was surprised by the package, but even more so by the content. I love them! Thanks so much and good luck in further endeavours :)
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Congrats my love! I am sooooo happy and proud of you! Reach for the moon and stars because there is nothing you can't have or do!!!!!
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CONGRATULATIONS!!!! I'm soooo happy your project was funded! Time for you to take over the world girl! ...you deserve it.
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Congratulations on getting funded! I'm so happy for you. Good luck :)
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I had the pleasure of being the backer that pushed you over the mark and hit the pledge goal! Go catch your dream :)
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Will the exhibition be open to the public? wondering if local kickstarter backers can drop by.
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I Love You, your so inspiring. You will reach this goal and exceed well before May 31, 2012.
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Spectacular environmentally-considerate wildlife viewing & natural history expeditions to Canada's remote northern wilderness. See migrating caribou, wild wolves, bears, musk-oxen, moose and birds-of-prey in their natural habitat. Northern lights!
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Experience the best of Wildebeests Migration in the Serengeti (Ndutu) areas where thousands of Wildebeests accompanied by Zebras congregate during early December to late March every year doting these vast plains which seemed inhabitable in dry season
A grizzly bear, orca, black bear, etc fly-in wilderness rainforest adventure. all inclusive trip starting in Campbell River on Vancouver Island and spent in Knight Inlet, British Columbia's most spectacular fjord. A small and friendly lodge.
Want a real adventure in the natural world? Looking for personalized service and a priceless experience? We ensure that you will get all that and more guaranteed inclusions of high quality! That is our profound pledge to you all.
Swim with Dolphins, Manta Rays & snorkel a Reef. Dolphin Journeys offers fun & education with Wild Dolphins, Manta Rays and Whales (in season). The most magical experiences of a lifetime. Boat 29' cabin cruiser for comfort. Swim guide for safet
The trans-SAHARAN Camel Caravan Trade Routes of the 9th century carried salt, gold, slaves and spices from sub-Sahara Africa to the Mediterranean ports and the Middle East. Its Capital or mustering point was "Sijiilmassa" - now Rissani near Merzouga.
Get back in touch with your wild side on our nature and wildlife vacations. Our ecotourism will bring you to some of the most beautiful and pristine places in the world. Enjoy safaris, horseback riding, whale watching, birdwatching, eco tours and more on our nature vacations. Our eco travel will take you to natural areas and teach you about the importance of preserving these fragile areas. Help conserve the environment and benefit the economic development of the local community on our eco vacations. Our nature travel will give you a new appreciation for mother nature. Browse our nature and wildlife and plan your nature retreat today!