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.308 Win Cartridge Guide
|Recommended Components and Load Map
22-250 Cartridge Guide
|Selected Components and Load Data
.22LR Rimfire Ammo Comparison Test
|Amazing test of 55 types of Ammo
Gun Safe Buyers Guide
|What You Need to Know About Safes
6.5-284 Cartridge Guide
|Bullets, Brass, Accurate Loads
6mmBR Cartridge Guide
|Loads, Components, Hardware for 6BR
Bullet Buyers' Guide
|By Caliber, Best Match & Hunting Bullets
Brass Cleaning with Stainless Media
|STM Cleaning System Review
7mm WSM -- High-Country Hunter
|Long-Range Hunting in Wyoming
UltraSonic Case Cleaning
|Ultrasonic Cleaning Methods and Materials
"Overbore" Cartridges Defined by Formula
|Overbore Formula Allows Cartridge Ranking
.22LR Rimfire Ammo Comparison Test
|Amazing test of 55 types of Ammo
.284 Win Black Beauty from Bob Green
|F-Open .284 with McMillan Stock
.300 Lapua Magnum Cartridge Guide
|.300 Lapua Magnum (30-338 LM)
.308 Fullbore Match Ammo
|Truely Match-Grade .308 Win Ammo
.308 Win Cartridge Guide
|Recommended Components and Load Map
.338 Lapua Mag Catastrophic Kaboom
|.338 LM Kaboom Caused by Cleaning Rod
.338 Lapua Magnum in Norway Adventure
|.338 Lapua in Norway LR Video
.416 Barrett 82A1 + .338LM 98B
|Baney Tests Barrett's New Boomers
10 Commandments for Electronic Scales
|Make Digital Scales more Accurate, Reliable
1000-Yard Benchrest Guide
|Intro Guide to 1K BR Competition
17 Caliber Cartridge Guide
|17 Caliber Factory and Wildcat Cartridges
17HMR Semi-Auto: The New Savage A17
|17HMR Semi-Auto Savage A17
20 Caliber Cartridge Guide
|20 BR, 20 PPC, .204 Ruger, Tac 20, 20 VarTarg
20 PPC Long-Range Pistol
|20 PPC 'Hog-Hunting Handgun
2011 NRA Tournament Operations Guide
|Web-based 56-page Guide to Running Matches
2011 Super Shoot Report
|Champs, Pioneers, and Rookies by J. Mock
2014 IBS 1000-Yard Nationals
|2014 IBS 1K Nationals Report
2014 IBS 600-Yard Nationals Report
|IBS 600-yard Nationals Match Report
2015 IBS 200/300 Yard Nationals
|IBS Match Report 200/300
2015 IBS 600-Yard Nationals
|Top Guns at IBS Mid-Range Event
2015 IBS Bud Pryor Score BR Match
|100, 200, 300 Yard Score Match
2017 IBS 1000-Yard Nationals
|IBS 1000-Yard Nationals 2017
2017 IBS Bud Pryor Score BR Match
|IBS 2017 Bud Pryor
2018 IBS Group Benchrest Nationals
|4-Gun BR Championship in PA
21st Century Arbor Press
|Very High Quality New Arbor Press
21st Century Stainless Primer Seating Tool
|High-Quality Precision Priming Tool
22 PPC for Prone Competition
|Salazar's Mean, Green 300m Machine
22-250 Cartridge Guide
|Selected Components and Load Data
223 Rem + 223 AI Cartridge Guide
|Best Components + Load Data for .223 Rem
22BR Cartridge Guide
|22-Cal Necked-Down 6mmBR
22BR Precision Pistol for Prairie Dogs
|Unique 22BR precision pistol for varmint hunts
22BR: Versatile Varmint Cartridge
|22BR is Efficient Do-It-All Varmint Round
243 Win Cartridge Guide
|Info for the .243 Win and .243 AI
2500-Yard Shooting With The .338 Allen
|How does this .338 Stack Up Against Others?
26 Nosler: Speedy New 6.5mm Magnum
|Nosler Issues SAAMI Specs for 26 Nolser
3-Position Shooting Tips from Emmons
|Emmons Demonstrates Shooting Positions
300m Competition Guide
|Quick Guide to Int'l 300m Rifle Competition
300M Shooting -- A Challenging Discipline
|Insider's Look at 300m Shooting
30BR Cartridge Guide
|30 BR Case-Forming, Loading, Shooting Tips
3D Animation Shows Ammo Being Fired
|Stunning HD video inside!
6-284 for Varmint Silhouette
|Borden-Built 6-284 for Varmint Silhouette
6.5 "Mystic" Barrel Block F-Classer
|Stevens Action in Radical Barrel-Block Rig
6.5 Creedmoor for Tactical Competition
|6.5 Creedmoor Rivals .260 Rem Performance
6.5 Grendel Cartridge Guide
|History and Development of 6.5 Grendel
6.5 Grendel F-Classer by Speedy
|6.5 Grendel F-Class Gun plus AR info
6.5-284 Cartridge Guide
|Bullets, Brass, Accurate Loads
6.5-284 F-Class Championship Gun
|6.5-284 Tuning Plus Tips on F-Class Shooting
6.5-284s of the Hoover Clan
|Expert 1K BR tips in John Hoover Interview
6.5x47 Lapua Cartridge Guide
|Specs, Load Data for 6.5x47 Lapua
600-Yard Record-Setting 6 BRDX
|BRDX is 6BR Imp with longer neck than BRX
6BR and 6PPC Matched Viper Pair
|Matched Pair of Stiller Viper-Actioned BR Rigs
6BR Brothers in Arms
|6BR Light & Heavy Guns in Franklin Stocks
6BR High Power & Prone Rifle
|Barnard-Action, Warner-Built Prone Rig
6BR Improved Cartridge Guide
|BRX, Dasher, BRDX Varients of 6BR
6BR Texas Tack-Driver
|Broughton Bbl, Robertson Stock, Nightforce
6mm PPC Cartridge Guide
|Forming + Loading Most Accurate Cartridge
6mm Remington Ackley Varminter
|R. Franklin's Favorite 6mm Rem AI Varminter
6mmBR Cartridge Guide
|Loads, Components, Hardware for 6BR
6mmBR Loading for Newbies
|Basic Tips for Accurate 6BR Reloads
6mmBR Savage Pac-Nor
|Savage 10FP with New Trigger, Custom Barrel
6XC Cartridge Guide
|Guide to Versatile, Mid-Sized Match Cartridge
6XC for Competitive Shooting
|6XC Components, Loads, Ballistics for HP
7mm Cartridge Guide
|7mm08, .284 Win, 7mm RSAUM, 7WSM
7mm Wildcat Based on 6.5x47 Lapua Case
|7x47 Lapua Cartridge Field-Test
7mm WSM -- High-Country Hunter
|Long-Range Hunting in Wyoming
A Dozen Range-Kit Extra Essentials
|Twelve Key Items to Pack for the Range
A Pair of Aces -- Greg's Twin 30BRs
|30 BR Pair for Score Matches Down Under
About Us
|Site History, Mission, and Staff List
Academy of Accuracy
|SoCal Benchrest School Lessons
Accurate Hunter--Hawaiian Style
|Convertible 6BR Rifle Handgun for Hunting
AccurateShooter Reader Surveys
|Interactive Polls on Gun Topics
AccurateShooter.com Sponsors
|Companies that Help Support This Site
Advertise on AccurateShooter.com
|Advertising Options with Rates and Metrics
AIM 60 Tactical Drag Bag
|Very High Quality Roomy Bag from UK
Airgun Shooting Indoors at Home
|Equipment for Airgun Shooting at Home
Alliant Reloder 17
|Higher Velocities with High-Tech Powder
Amazing Breech Block .50 BMG Rifle
|Breech-block .50 BMG Target Rifle
Anatomy of an Olympic Biathlon Rifle
|Specifications of Anschütz model 1827F Fortner
Anschütz & BSA Martini Benchrest Rigs
|Cool Benchrest Conversions from MT Guns
Anschütz Smallbore and Air Rifle Service
|Where to Get Anschütz Parts and Service
Aperture Sights for Ruger 10/22 & CZ452
|Affordable, adjustable fr/rear sight set
Applied Ballistics for Long-Range Book
|Definitive Ballistics Resource, by Bryan Litz
AR-15 Magazine Torture Test
|Summary of Shotgun News Mag Test
AR15 .177 Air Rifle Conversion Upper
|.177 Air Rifle Upper for AR15
Are You a Ballistics Wizard? Take Our Quiz
|AccurateShooter Interactive Ballistics Quiz
Article and Blog Submissions
|How to submit stories, photos, and videos
Bag Sand Comparison Test
|Weight and Bulk of Fill Sand
Bald Eagle 20" Range Bag
|Versatile Padded Bag for Guns or Gear
Ballistics Edge Mfg. Annealing Machines
|New affordable Single or Multi-case Annealers
Ballistics Software and Hardware
|Free Ballistics Software; Chronograph Features
Ballistics: Altitude and Air Pressure
|Effect of Density Altitude on Bullet Flight
Baney's 6BR "Lil' Big Gun"
|Baney Reveals his 6BR's Winning Secrets
Barnard-Mastin 6BRX
|6BRX Prone Rifle with Offset Stock
Barrel Block on Savage-Action F-TR Rig
|Savage F-TR Fitted with Barrel Block
Barrel Cleaning Procedures
|Top Shooters Reveal Cleaning Procedures
Barrel Longevity and Cost Per Shot
|Cost Per Shot as Function of Barrel Life
Barrels: Frequently Asked Questions
|Answers to Most Common Barrel Questions
Bastogne F-Classer from MasterClass
|Stunning Bastogne Walnut Rig by Sittman
Bearing Surface Comparator
|Precision Tool for Sorting Bullets
Beckmann's 6 BRX
|Super-Accurate 6BRX F-Class Rig
Beggs' Radical Skeleton Stock
|Radical Skeleton/Sled Stock by Gene Beggs
Beginski's New 6mm-6.5x47 Lapua
|Velocity Tests 6BR, 6BRX, 6-6.5x47 Lapua
Benchrest Stocks with 5"-Wide Forearms
|Photos + Sources of Ultra-wide Gunstocks
Biathlon Basic — Russian Rimfire
|Toggle-Link Action in Affordable Rig
Big Boomers--1000-Yard Heavy Guns
|Heavy Gun Hardware and Competition Basics
Billet Aluminum Loading Blocks
|Custom-Machined Loading Blocks
Black Hills Prairie Dog Adventure
|Wyoming Hunt with Trophy Ridge Outfitters
Blaser 93 Safari in 6mmBR
|Straight Pull, Switch-Barrel Game Rifle
Bloop Tubes from Norm Houle
|Hi-Quality Houle Bloop Tubes
Boar-Busting 6BR SAKO Hunter
|Sako 6BR Conversion for Accurate Hunting
Bob Crone's 6.5-284 F-Classer
|6.5-284 Walnut F-Class Rifle
Bolt Maintenance Methods & Materials
|Clean and Lube Your Bolt Correctly
Bore Cleaning Methods and Materials
|Review of WipeOut Foam and Bore Solvents
Bore Obstructions Cause Accidents
|Obstructed Barrel Accident Analysis
Bore-Rider Jags and Brush Guides
|Polymer Jags and Guides protect barrels
Borka Compact Torque Setting Driver
|Unique Compact Torque Wrench Reviewed
Bounty Hunter's 6BR Imp Light Gun
|Stolle Polar Action in Baer Stock for 1K
Brass Cleaning with Stainless Media
|STM Cleaning System Review
Bridgeville 600-Yard IBS Matches
|IBS 600-Yard Benchrest Match Report
Bud Pryor Memorial Match (Score Shoot)
|Top Score Shooters in Maryland Championship
Bud Pryor Memorial Shoot & Maryland 100/200/300
|IBS Match Report Bud Pryor
Bugholes from Bipod
|Tips on bipod tactical shooting, plus reloading
Build Shooting Bench with Folding Legs
|Video Step-by-Step Plans for Folding Bench
Build Your Own Bench -- Free Plans
|14 Free Shooting Bench Plans
Bullet Buyers' Guide
|By Caliber, Best Match & Hunting Bullets
Bullet Database with 3900+ Projectiles
|Bullet Dimensions, Weights, and BCs
Bullet RPM Calculator -- Spin & Stability
|Twist and Velocity Govern Stability
Burris Eliminator Laser-Scope
|Hold-Over Displayed from Laser Range
Burris Signature Zee Rings
|Rings Self-Align and Allow Elevation Pre-load
Bushing Dies and Die Conversions
|Benefits of Custom-Fitted Dies Explained
Buying and Selling in Forum Classifieds
|Important Advice for Buyers and Sellers
Caliber-Specific Metal Powder Funnels
|Custom Aluminum Reloading Funnels
Calibrated Windage & Elevation Knobs
|Scope Knobs Customized for Shooters' Ammo
Canting Effect on Point of Impact
|Keep Consistent Rifle Cant for Best Accuracy
Care and Maintenance of Reloading Dies
|Sinclair Int'l Die Maintenance Tips
Cartridge Comparison Guide for Hunters
|Cartridge Selection Advice for Hunters
Cartridge Diagrams
|Diagrams from SAAMI and CIP Cartridge Files
Cartridges of the World 12th Ed.
|Best print resource on 1500+ cartridges
Case Neck Chamfering Tools
|Various Chamfering Angles Compared
Catastrophic Hunting Barrel Blow-Up
|Barrel Failure Caught on Camera
Causes of Case-Head Separation
|How to Avoid Case-head Separations
CG Jackson Two-Stage Trigger
|Review of Chombart Trigger Design
Champ's Secret Weapon -- F-TR Trainer
|James Crofts .22LR F-TR Trainer
Choate Tactical Stock for Remingtons
|Affordable Stock with Aluminum Bedding Block
Civilian Service Rifle Competition -- UK Style
|The British's work-around to semi-auto centerfire restrictions.
Clean Your Brass -- 4 Videos Show How
|Cartridge Brass Cleaning Videos
CMP Opens Custom Shop for USGI Rifles
|CMP Opens New Custom Shop in Anniston
CMP Rimfire Sporter Shooting
|Rimfire Sporter Gear, Rules, Course of Fire
CMP Vintage Sniper Matches
|Vintage Sniper Course of Fire Explained.
Combo LRF, Spotting Scope, and Wind Meter
|Combination Spotter, Range Finder, Kestrel
Competition Cartridges
|From 222 Rem to 50 BMG
Complete Precision Case Prep
|Sorting, Chamfering, Neck-Turning and More.
Configuring the Eliseo Tubegun Stock
|How to Set-up Eliseo Tubeguns
Contact Us
|Contact INFO for AccurateShooter.com
Converting Rem 700 Magazine for 6BR
|Step-by-Step Mag Mod Instructions
Cooper .204 Ruger Montana Varminter
|Classic Looks and Great Accuracy with .204
Corrosion Protection Products
|Corrosion-X and Eezox Best Rust-Fighters
Cures for Vertical Stringing
|Gun Set-Up, Tuning, Loading Tips by Speedy
Custom Actions
|Photos and Specs for Popular Custom Actions
Custom Stocks from Ireland's Enda Walsh
|Bespoke Wood Stocks from Gun Stocks Ireland
CZ 527 Varmint Rifles
|Mini-Mauser Action in Light, Handy Package.
Danny Biggs' Cut-Out Shooting Mat
|Mat with Hole Cut for F-Class Rear Bag
Darrell Jones 6.5x47 Lapua
|Developing Loads for the new 6.5x47 Lapua
Darrell Jones' Silver Stolle 6BR
|Panda-action 6BR with Restored McMillan Stock
Darrell's 25 BR "Peppermint"
|25BR Load Development and Components
David Rolls and the Slope Doper
|Simple Device for Shot Angle Correction
David's Drop-Port 6BR Viper
|Benchrest Rig with Gravity Case Eject
Davidson's Amazing "Tinker-Toy" 30BR
|Bold Innovation was Shelley's Legacy
Deep Creek Montana Dasher
|Big Performance from Small Wildcat
Dennis DeMille's High Power Tips
|Natural Point of Aim, Dry Firing, Sights
Denver Instrument MXX-123 Test
|Tests Prove Scale's Excellent Precision
DeSimone's Dynamic Duo
|Amazing 1.564-inch 1000-yard Group
Determining Scope Height Above Bore
|Calculate Precise Height for Ballistics Solution
Die Issues When Bumping Shoulders
|Why Some FL Dies Won't Bump
Digital Powder Dispensers Part One
|RCBS, Lyman, and PACT dispensers tested
Digital Powder Dispensers Part Two
|Test Details for RCBS, Lyman, PACT Units
Digital Scales: GemPro 500, AY123, Sartorius GD503
|Electronic Balances Tested
Dual-Speed Omega Powder Trickler
|Good Reach, Height and Speed Control
Dutch Treat -- Netherlands 6PPC
|Kelbly-built, Panda-Action 6PPC/Dasher
EDM Encore 6BR Varminter
|Encore Enhanced with Custom EDM'd Barrel
Elastic Ankle-Weight for Stock Balance
|Ankle Weight adds 1.5 lbs to rifle
Elcan Digital Hunter Scope
|Digital Zoom, Ballistics Comp, Image Recording
Electronic vs. Dial Locks on Gunsafes
|Pros and Cons of Electronic and Dial Locks
Elevation Shift with Burris Sig Rings
|Get MOA gain from spacing and insert #
Eliseo R5 6mmBR Repeater
|TubeGun Designer Explains R5 Features
Euro F-Classer: the "BAT Mobile"
|DeKort's 6.5-284 MasterClass Beauty
Euro-Champion F-TR Rig by Bottomley
|.308 F-TR 2011 Champion Rifle
Event CALENDAR
|Searchable Calendar for Matches, Events
EVO F-TR Bipod from Third Eye Tactical
|Light, easily-adjusted, well-designed bipod
Excel Formula Predicts Useful Barrel Life
|Compare Barrel Life with Various Chamberings
Expander Mandrels and Neck Tension
|Use Mandrels to Uniform Neck Tension
Eye Protection for Shooters
|Quality Standards for Safety Eyewear
F-Class Front Rest Project
|Medler Adds Big Feet to his Front Rest
F-Class TR Tactical .308
|.308 Win Tuning and F-TR Match Advice
F-Open Champ K. Adams & 7mm RSAUM
|Profile of F-Open Champion
F-TR Nat'l Champ Derek Rodgers Interview
|2013 USA F-TR Champion Derek Rodgers
Fancy Hardwood Sources for Gunstocks
|Vendors for Walnut & Exotic Blanks
Fast-Twist T2K in 22BR
|Tubb 2000 Chambered for 90gr VLDs
Fed ITAR Registration for Gunsmiths
|Costly New ITAR Registration Policy
Field Target Competition
|Gear, Rules, and Positions for Field Target
FL Bushing Dies vs. Honed FL Dies
|Honed FL Dies May Yield Lowest Run-out
Flash Guidelines For Advertisers
|How to Build Clickable Flash Files
FN TSR XP -- Deer Rifle in Tactical Guise
|Rugged, Versatile Field Rifle
Forster Co-Ax® Press
|Co-Ax Press Features and User Comments
FREE Downloadable Classic Gun Books
|Salazar Selects Classic Firearms Treatises
Free Hunting Computer Wallpapers
|Stunning Photos for your Desktop
FREE Shot Timer iPhone Apps
|Two Free Shot-Timers for iPhone, iPod, iPad
Freedom Arms Single-Shot Model 2008
|Premium Tilt-Breech Hunting Handgun
Friedrich's Record-Setting Rimfires
|Rimfire Benchrest Tuning Tips and Strategies
Front Sleds Stabilize Sporters and ARs
|Flat Sleds for ARs and Sport Rifles
Gear Review: "World's Finest Trimmer"
|New $70 Power Case-Trimming Unit
GemPro 250 Digital Scale Review
|New $166.00 Scale Is Very Precise
Getting Started at PRS Matches -- 5 Tips
|PRS Tactical Match Starter Tips
Gilkes-Ross Quadruple Threat
|Gilkes-Ross Chassis + Multiple Barreled Actions
Giraud Power Case Trimmer
|Giraud trims, chamfers, and deburrs
Giraud Vertical-Feed Bulk Annealer
|Hi-Cap Annealer has auto case-feed
Globe Sight Donut Glare Filters
|Inserts Reduce Glare for Better Viewing
Greg Tannel Gunsmithing DVDs
|5 DVDs including Action Trueing
Grendel-Based 6mmAR for AR15s
|6-6.5 Grendel Chambering for ARs
GUIDE to Bullet Coating
|How to Apply Anti-Friction Coatings
Gun Safe Buyers Guide
|What You Need to Know About Safes
H&H Concentricity Gauge
|Quality Tool Measures & Corrects Run-out
Half-Mile 'Hog Rifle
|6mm Rem Varminter for Disabled Shooter
Hammer Time: Father and Daughter IBS Benchrest Shooters
|IBS Benchrest Father Daughter
Hammerhead Double-Duty Bench Gun
|Convertible Rig Shoots Short- and Long-Range
Handgun Storage Options for Gun Safes
|Racks and Holders for in-Safe Pistol Storage
Handloading for Competition Book
|Review of Glen Zediker's Reloading Guide
Harold's Hickory 'Hog Champion
|Spencer-Built GroundHog Shoot Winner
Harvey's Hot Rod Anschütz BR-50
|Tuning and Tweaking Transforms BR-50
Harvey's Record-Setting 600yd 6BR
|BAT-action Leonard Stock Record-Breaker
Hawkeye BoreScope
|Borescope Benefits and Hawkeye User Guide
Heavy Artillery: .375 CheyTac for 2 Miles
|High-Tech CheyTac for Ultra Long Range
Heavy Bullets for Long Range
|Heavier Bullets Drift Less
HELP Page
|Answers to Most Common Site Questions
High-End Spotting Scopes Review
|Nikon, Pentax, Swarovski, Zeiss Compared
High-Magnification Binoculars for Hunters
|Two Lenses Better Than One at Long Range
High-Tech German Shooting Range
|Schiess Zentrum -- German State-of-the-Art
Hits at 1.43 Miles with .338 Lapua Magnum
|Savage .338 Lapua Magnum
Horizontal Wind-Drift vs. Distance
|Drift Increases with Square of Distance
Hornady OAL Gauge and Comparator
|Tool Gauges Bullet Distance to Lands
Hornady Superformance Varmint Ammo
|Superformance Ammo Adds 200 fps
Hornady's Hydraulic Case-Forming Dies
|Hydraulic Die System Forms Improved Cases
How Cartridge Brass is Made
|Draw Process & Extrusion Explained
How Do Suppressors Affect Accuracy?
|Surprising Results of Field Tests
How to Apply Grip Texture to Gunstocks
|Apply Bedding Compound to Texture Grip
How to Break-in a Barrel
|Elaborate Break-in Procedures Waste Barrel Life
How to Clean Rimfire Rifle Barrels
|Smallbore barrel cleaning tips from ELEY
How to Clear-Coat Laminated Stocks
|Prep + Finish with Auto Clear on Laminates
How to Determine Barrel Twist Rate
|Practical Method To Find "True" Twist Rate
How to Donate To AccurateShooter.com
|Donation Landing Page
How to Load More Concentric Ammo
|Ways to build ammo with less run-out
How to Prep Hardwood Stock for Finish
|Video Guide to Stock Sealing + Finishing
How to Succeed at Club Matches
|Six Tips for Winning at Local Fun Matches
How to Use Press-Mounted Bullet Pullers
|Collet Bullet-Pullers from RCBS and Hornady
How to Use Target Scoring Gauges
|Gauges Show Shot Placement on Scoring Rings
HUNTX3 eZine with Hunt Planners
|See Hunt Planners with Google Earth Maps
I, Sniper by Stephen Hunter
|Stephen Hunter's New Bob Lee Swagger Novel
IBS 100/200 Score Nationals 2014
|IBS Score Nationals Report
IBS 100/200 Score Nationals in Maine
|IBS Score Nationals Match Report
IBS 1000-Yard 2018 Nat'ls in Montana
|IBS 2018 1000-yd Nationals in MT
IBS 1000-Yard Nationals at Hawks Ridge
|2015 IBS 1000-Yard Championships
IBS 200/300 Yard 2018 Score Nationals
|IBS 2018 Score 200/300 Nationals
IBS 2013 Shooters of the Year and New Records
|IBS 2013 SOY and Records
IBS 2014 Benchrest for Group Nationals
|2014 IBS 100/200 Group Nationals
IBS 2015 Group Nationals Match Report
|BR for Group IBS Nat'l Championships
IBS 2016 1000-Yard Nationals in Georgia
|Great Performances at IBS Long-Range Event
IBS 2016 200/300 Score Nationals
|IBS 200 and 300 Yard Nationals
IBS 2018 Score Benchrest Nationals
|Match Report 2018 IBS Score Nationals
IBS 600-Yard Nationals 2016
|IBS 600-yard Nationals 2016
IBS Feature: Boop Memorial BR Shoot
|IBS Match Report from 2014 Boop Shoot
IBS in the West -- California 3-Gun Benchrest Championship
|IBS CA Championship Visalia
IBS Match Report: 2013 1000-Yd Nationals
|Long-Range Precision in Yukon, MO
IBS Match Report: 2013 Score Nationals
|Score Nat'ls Draws Big Crowd
IBS Match Report: Boop Memorial Match
|IBS Report 2016 Boop Shoot
IBS Match Report: Boop Memorial Shoot
|Costa Shines at Beautiful Range in Weikert, PA
IBS Match Reports on Accurateshooter.com
|IBS Match Reports on AccurateShooter.com
IBS New York Benchrest Championships
|Benchrest for Score and Pro-Am
IBS Report: 2017 600-Yard Nationals
|Top Guns Perform in Memphis
IBS Report: 2017 Boop Memorial Match
|2017 IBS Boop Match
IBS Report: 600-Yard Match at Piedmont
|Top 600-yard IBS Shooters at Piedmont
IBS: 1000 Yards at Deep Creek, Montana
|IBS Match Report from Montana
Impact Data Log-Books
|Tough, Waterproof, Custom Log Books
In-Chamber Laser Bore-Sighters
|Bore-Sighters Useful for Semi-Autos
Inline Seating Dies for Custom Chambers
|Make Custom Seater with Chamber Reamer
Installing a Picatinny Rail on Action
|Video Shows Rail Installation on Sako Action
IVEY Angle-Adjusting Long-Range Rings
|Up to +150 MOA Elevation Preload Ring Set
Jerry Miculek Practical Rifle DVD Set
|Best Rifle Training DVD for Multi-Gun Game
Jewell Trigger Users' Manual
|Factory Trigger Information
K&M Neck-Turner Holder by Pendergraft
|Grips K&M NT Tool
KAC Ballistics App for iPhone or iPod
|KAC Bullet Flight is Cheap and Good
Kimber Super Carry Pro
|Aluminum-framed, Bobtail Kobra Clone
KMW Pod-Loc for Bipods
|Pod-Loc is Great Option for Harris Swivel Bipods
Kokopelli Scope Ring Alignment Tool
|Tool Assures Proper Ring Alignment
Kowa 88mm Spotting Scope Top-Rated
|Kowa 88mm Tops 36-scope Comparison
Ladies First -- Katie's 6BR
|Team Tips for Varmint Silhouette Match
Lapua 6mmBR Brass Report
|Latest Lapua 6mmBR Brass Has Thinner Necks
Laser RangeFinders
|Features and Field tests of most popular LRFs
Laser-Guided Bullet from Sandia Labs
|Fin-Stabilized Laser-Guided Bullet
LED Lamp Kit for Shooting Chronys
|LED Lamps Improve Chronograph Reliability
Lee Classic Cast Iron Breech-Lock Press
|Breech Lock Allows Rapid Die Changes
Lefty AR Upper -- Not Just for Southpaws
|Side-Charging AR15 Match Upper
Leight NRR 25 Banded Ear Protection
|Quiet Band is comfortable alternative to Muffs
Line Noise Filter for Reloading Scales
|Ferrous Filter helps Reduce Scale Drift
Long Range Shooting at 2300 Yards
|Video with Target-Cam Shows Hits at 1.3 Miles
Long-Range Groundhog Hunting
|Franklin shoots hogs with slow twist .300 WSM
Long-Range Load Development
|Ladder Tests for Long-Range Accuracy
Lucas Custom Bore Guides
|2-Piece Guides Custom-fitted to Action
Lyman Trigger Pull Gauge
|Digital Pull Gauge is Accurate, Repeatable
Maadco Max -- 6mmBR from Australia
|All-Aussie Rig for F-Class Shooting Down-Under
Maine Firecracker & State Championship
|Maine Score Shooting 100/200/300 Championships
MAK Tubeguns in 6BR, .243, 240 NMC
|Triple-Threat Switch-Barrel MAK
Manners T4/4A Stock
|Carbon-Reinforced Tactical Stock
Match Report: 2014 Berger SW Nationals
|Highlights and Results from 2014 Berger SWN
MicroSight Technology for Iron Sights
|New Microsight Improves Focus Near and Far
Midway's Pro Series Tactical Rifle Case
|Affordable Padded Case with Mag Carriers
Mike's All-Metal Marvel 6mmBR
|22BR/6BR Switch Barrel Rig in Metal Stock.
Modern Varmint and Hold-Over Reticles
|Features of Modern Hold-Over Reticles
MOLY -- Does It Extend Barrel Life?
|Norma Tests Show Moly Increases Barrel Life
Monster BAT Machine .50 BMG Action
|13.7 lb, foot-long BAT for Big Boomers
Mr. Smith's Tack-Driving Thumbhole Trio
|Richard Franklin Fancy Laminate Varminters
Multi-Purpose .308 Win Eliseo Tubegun
|DIY Tubegun Proves Versatile and Accurate
Mystery AR Kaboom -- What Caused It?
|Video Shows AR Kaboom with Many Safety Issues
N.Y. State IBS Benchrest Championships
|Empire State Group-Shooting Event
NBRSA 1K Winner Jerry Tierney
|Must-Read 'Tell-all' Interview with Jerry Tierney
Neck Tension -- Not Just Bushing Size
|Many Factors Affect Neck Tension
Neck-Turning Basics
|Turn necks for more uniform brass
Neck-Turning Lathe from 21st Century
|New Lathe Turns Cases Fast and Precisely
Neck-Turning Tool Cutting Tips
|Cutter Matching Shoulder Angle Works Best
Neck-Turning with Lathe or Mill
|How to Safely Use Powered Neck-Turners
NEW Barrett MRAD .338 LM
|AR-Type Upper, Easy Caliber Conversion
New Benchrest Rig from Argentina
|Argentine 3-lug BR Action and Carbon Stock
New Generation Tactical Rings
|Titanium Rings and New Clamping Systems
New Ruger .308 Win Gunsite Scout Rifle
|M77-derived Mag-Fed Rifle with Forward Rail
New Scoring Reticle Approved by IBS
|IBS 2-piece Scoring Reticle Approved
New Wheel-Drive Concentricity Gauge
|Wheel-Drive Gives Fast, Accurate Readings
New Wind-Reading LIDAR LaserScope
|LIDAR Scope Calculates Wind Speeds
New York IBS Championship and Pro-Am
|IBS 2018 NY State Championship Pro-Am
Nielson's 6.5x47 Nationals Winner
|6.5x47 Lapua for the 600-Yard Game
Nightforce 15-55x52mm Competition Scope
|ED Glass, 60 MOA Elevation, Lighter Weight
Nightforce Reticles Views and Specs
|All Popular NF Reticles shown, with specs
Nightforce: Benchrest vs. NXS Scopes
|Nightforce NSX and BR Scopes Compared
Nor Cal Tactical Bolt Rifle Challenge
|Course of Fire for Popular Tac Comp
NW 30BR and 6.5-284 Switch-Barrel
|Switch-Barrel Rig shoots all yardages, 100-1000
O'Hara Sets 1000-Yard IBS Agg Records
|IBS 1000-yard Agg Records Broken
O-Rings on Dies May Reduce Run-Out
|O-Ring Under Collar Allows Die to Float
Oehler 35P Chronograph is BACK!
|Oehler Resumes Production of 35P Chrono
Off-Set Scope Mounting Rail
|Offset Weaver Rail for Right-Eyed Southpaw
OnTarget Software Review
|Software Measures Group Size Accurately
Open Range Day for Disabled Shooters
|AZ Program Empowers Disabled Persons
Optics Field Test: S&B PMII 4-16 x 50
|Premium Tactical Scope Shines in Tests
Optics Review: IOR Valdada 6-24x50mm
|Owner's Report of IOR scope, 35mm tube
Optimize Your Rifle Position on Rests
|How to Best Balance Gun on Rests
Ordering a Custom Rifle -- Metal Work
|Checklists for a Custom Rifle Build
Our Forum Reaches 25,000+ Members
|AccurateShooter Forum Tops 25,000 Members
Paco Kelly's Acu'Rzr Bullet Tool
|Tool forms hollowpoints in Rimfire Bullets
Pair of PPC GroundHog Match Winners
|Twin 6PPCs that Win Ground Hog Matches
Palma Basics in the USA
|NRA Rules for .223 Rem and .308
Palma Match POV by Bryan Litz
|Shooter's Eye View of .308 Win Palma Match
Pappas Airgun and Rimfire Deluxe Rest
|Custom Polished Aluminum Rest for Airguns
Parallax in Rifle Scopes
|Parallax and Focus Correction Explained
Phoenix Metallic Sights
|Quality Front and Rear Match Sights
Pocket-Sized Reloading Scales
|Battery-powered scales measure to 0.2 grains
PPC with Pedigree
|Scoville-Stocked, Dwight Scott-Built 6PPC
Practical Tactical Belgian 6BR
|6mmBR in Accuracy Int'l Chassis, Rem Action
Premium Barrel Makers
|Links to Leading Custom Barrel-Makers
Primers -- What You Need to Know
|Technical Info about Rifle Primers
Primers and Pressure Analysis
|Thick vs. Thin Primer Cups and Pressure
Privacy Policy
|Protections for Personal Information
Problems with "Do-It-Yourself" AR15s
|Common DIY Build Mistakes
Profile of F-Class Ace Derek Rodgers
|F-TR Champ Derek Rodgers' Tips
Prone Guns for 300m and Beyond
|G. Salazar + S. Parker Talk Prone Shooting
Prone Rig with Curly Maple/Ebony Stock
|Amazing Fiddleback Maple Prone Rifle
Quickload Reloading Software
|Unique Software Enhances Load Development
Radical F-TR Stock with Integral Bipod
|Futuristic Skeleton Design F-TR Stock + Bipod
Radical Swallowtail Benchrest Stock
|SEB Stock with Truss Design and 3" tail
Randolph Machine Belt-Drive Front Rest
|Belt-Drive for fast, smooth elevation control
Ray-Vin Spotting Scope Stand
|Low-Profile stand for F-Class and Prone
RCBS Hand-Priming Tool (Universal)
|Affordable, Reliable Tool Fits All Cases
Reactive Targets
|All Types of Reactive Targets in Review
Reading Mirage in Competition
|Gale McMillan Explains How to Read Mirage
Reading the Wind DVD (Bassham)
|Olympic Shooter L. Bassham's Wind Wisdom
Reading the Wind When Hunting
|Nature Signs Reveal Wind (Video)
Reading the Wind — USAMU Tips
|Tips for Highpower, Service Rifle, & Long Range
Rear Windage Control for F-Class Rests
|Flex Drive Shaft for Rear Windage Control
Reloading Advice from Sinclair Int'l
|"Most Crucial" Reloading Steps Explained
Remote Game Cams Help Hunters
|Find Game with Small, Weatherproof Cameras
Review: SCATT MX-02 Electronic Trainer
|MX-02 Dry-Fire and Live-Fire Trainer
Review: SCATT MX-02 for High Power
|SCATT MX-02 Training Shot Tracker
Rifle-Mounted Tactical Ammo Carriers
|Tactical Stock Packs and Ammo Sleeves
Rimfire Stock with Built-In Tuner
|Advanced Metal Stock for Anschütz actions
Rimfire Tactical Precision Match
|Affordable Fun Comps at 50-200m
Rise of the Railguns -- IBS Benchrest
|Railguns Rule -- Potential New Records
Robotic Targets for Live-Fire Training
|Armored Autonomous Segway Target-Bots
Ruger No. 1 6BR by Bullberry
|Classic Ruger No. 1 Re-Barreled in 6mmBR
Run AR Magazines in Rem 700 Bolt Gun
|DBM for Bolt Guns Uses AR Mags
SAKO TRG-22 for Competition
|Review of TRG Features and Accessories
Sartorius Magnetic Scale Is Fast, Precise
|GD503 Scale Weighs Single Kernels
Savage 110 BA Tactical .338 LM
|Baney Shoots .338 LM from Savage
Savage 6.5-284 -- 'Badlands'
|Savage Upgraded to a 1000-yard BR Rig
Savage Action Screw Torque Tuning
|Optimal Torque Can Improve Accuracy
Savage m93 17 HMR Varmint Rifle
|Accurate, Great Bang for the Buck
SCATT Aim-Tracking IR Training System
|SCATT IR Sensor System Aids Training
Schmidt & Bender 5-25×56 PM II SFP Review
|S&B 5-25x56 PMII Scope Review
ScopeCalc Gauges Light Transmission
|Software Evaluates Low-Light Capability
Seattle Switch-Barrel Dasher 6.5-284
|Dasher + 6.5-284 with Wet Look Stock
SEB MAX Coaxial Front Rest — Field Test
|600-Yd Champ Test-Drives New SEB MAX
SEB NEO Co-Axial Front Rest
|Very Smooth, Tons of Elevation, Well-made
Selling Guns and Gear Online
|Web Classifieds and Auctions -- Selling tips
Shooter Ballistics App for Android OS
|Best Ballistics App for Droid Smartphones
Shooters' Library -- Best Books
|30 Best Books for Precision Shooters
Shooting Supplies Vendor Directory
|Links to Best Web and Catalog Gear Sellers
Simple 4-Shot Sight-In Method
|Fast, Easy Sight-In Method
Solvent-Resistant Cleaning Jags
|Solvent-Resistant Jags Won't Show False Blue
Sources for Official Match Targets
|Official Targets for Your Club Matches
Speed Up Your RCBS ChargeMaster
|Smart Tips for Better Digital Dispensing
Speedy's 6PPC -- Art of Accuracy
|Speedy-Built Engraved 6PPC + PPC Loading
Spotting Scope 1000-Yard Performance
|Seeing Bullet Holes at 1000 Yards
Standing Position Shooting Technique
|USAMU Tips on Standing Position
Startling Facts About Barrel Life
|Typical Barrel Life is 6-10 seconds of Shot Time
Steiner 8x30 Military/Marine Binoculars
|Rugged, Fast-Focusing Steiner is Best Buy
Steyr SSG 08 Tactical Bolt-Gun
|Mr. Moderator Shoots Impressive New Steyr
Stinger Missile Box for Rifle Transport
|Convert $200 Surplus Stinger Box to Gun Case
Stock Duplicating Using 3D Laser Scans
|Making Stocks with CNC Milling from Scans
Stock Painting Guide
|Step-By-Step Guide for Stock Painting
Stress-Free Pillar Bedding
|Step-By-Step Stock Bedding Instructions
Stuck Case Causes and Cures
|How to Remove Case Stuck in Die
Sub-Inch 600-Yard 6BR
|6BR has Shot .860 inch group at 600yd
Summer Youth Shooting Programs
|Supervised Jr. Shooting Camps in USA
Super Savage Striker Pistol in 6mm BR
|Savage Striker 6BR Handgun
SUPER SHOOT -- Pantheon of PPCs
|Top Shooters Share Winning Methods
Suppressors: What You Need to Know
|Suppressor Purchase, Use, & Maintenance
Sure Feed Vertical-Feed Ammo Caddies
|Custom Single- and Twin-Stack Ammo Holders
Surgeon HD Rings with Bubble Level
|CNC precision rings with integral level
Surgeon, G.A.P., Rem Tactical Rifles
|New Tactical Rigs with Modular Stocks
T.K. Nollan's Barrel Saver Rod Guide
|Premium Guide Rod Prevents Bore Damage
Tangent, Secant, Hybrid Ogive Bullets
|Tangent and Secant Bullet Shapes Defined
Tanner 6BR Prone Rifle
|French Tanner 300m Standard Rifle
Target Camera for Long Range
|Wireless 1000 Yard Video Camera
Target Scopes
|Features and Ratings of Target Scopes
Targets for Download and Printing
|FREE Targets for Fun & Competition
Teacher's Pet: Bingham's 6BR
|Pacific NW Thumbhole Benchrest Rig
Temp Strips Monitor Barrel Heat
|Beat the heat with Temp Strips
Tennessee Tack-Driver
|James Phillips' IBS-Record 600-yd 22 Dasher
Tennessee Triple -- VolDoc's Varminters
|1000-Yard Prairie Dog Safari
Terje's TRGs — Norsk Tactical Hunters
|Field Review of SAKO TRG-22 and TRG-42
Terry Cross Tactical 260AI
|Top Tactical Builder/Shooter Explains Cartridge
Test Skills in Rimfire 'Sniper' Matches
|Czech Fun Match Scenarios and Targets
The Art and Science of Annealing
|Must Read Article on Annealing
The Bear's 6mm Super LR Varminter
|Varminter Runs Long-Neck .243 Win Wildcat
The F-Class Winning Formula
|Must-Read Article for F-Class Competitors
Tikka T3 Review and Fox-Hunting Tips
|Night Fox Hunting with Suppressed Tikka T3
Tips for Varmint Hunts -- Gear and Guns
|What to Bring on Varmint Hunt
Titanium Actions from X-Treme Shooting
|Titanium Actions Are Much Lighter Than Steel
Tony Boyer's Book of Rifle Accuracy
|New 323-page Book from Tony Boyer
Tools for Measuring Case Necks
|Micrometers, Tubing Mics, Special Gauges
Top Gun: Humble Henry Rivers
|30BR Tuning and Shore Shooting Tips
Top Gunsmiths
|Recommended Precision Gunsmiths (USA)
Top Smiths for ARs and Space-Guns
|Recommended AR-platform Gunsmiths
Transonic Effects on Bullet Stability & BC
|Litz Video on Long-Range Stability
True Brit -- Flash F-Class Rig from the UK
|7mm-270 WSM Hydro-Dipped F-Open Rig
Tubb 2000 in 6XC
|T2K Features, Stock Adjustments Explained
Tubb High Power DVD
|Effective 3-Disc Instructional DVD
Turkey Shoot Arcade Game
|Fun Free Online Video Game
Twin Millenniums for Two Brothers
|A Brother's Gift of Accuracy -- Great Story
Ultralight 6PPC Falling Block
|Lightweight Single Shot by E. Arthur Brown
UltraSonic Cartridge Cleaning Tips
|How to Get Better Results
UltraSonic Case Cleaning
|Ultrasonic Cleaning Methods and Materials
Valdada IOR 36X Benchrest Scope
|36X Benchrest Scope was sharp and repeatable.
Varmint Hunter Assn. Range Virtual Tour
|VHA 600-Yard Range Facility
Varmint Hunting with Air Rifles
|Quiet Varmint Control with Anschütz Airgun
Varmint Silhouette -- California Style
|Steel Silhouette Fun Matches, 200 - 600 yards
Video Display for Balance Beam Scale
|Scale-mounted Vidcam to Laptop Display
Video Shows How to Clean AR Rifles
|How to field-strip, clean, and maintain ARs
Videos Show the Science of Shooting
|NRA Video Series about Shooting Science
Vince's 7mm WSM Record-Breaker
|UK 1000-Yard Record-Holder in 7 WSM
Virginia Hog Rifle -- 1/4 MOA Guarantee
|22BR by Clay Spencer with 1/4 MOA Guarantee
Visit to Birdog's 'Dasher Dome' Range
|Report on Varmint Fun Shoot
Warren's 4200 FPS ".20 Practical"
|20 Practical loads plus .22 Cal Conversions
Water Transfer Printing for Rifle Stocks
|Apply Patterns or Camo to Any Stock
When Scopes Go Bad -- Warning Signs
|Scope Tracking and Repeatability Issues
Whidden Bullet Pointing Die
|Pointing Die Improves Bullet BC
Whidden Gunworks Sizing & Seating Dies
|Whidden Dies Make Straight, Accurate Ammo
Whidden Shares Championship Secrets
|.243 Win Tuning, Barrel Selection Advice
Whidden's Winning .308 Palma Rifle
|LR Nat'l Champ's Winning .308 Win Rifle
Winchester 17 Win Super Mag Rimfire
|New 3000 FPS Rimfire Varmint Round
World Record 6x44--the '6BR Long'
|Reformed .243 Win Excels at 600-yard Game
Wounded Warrior Goes Distinguished
|Disabled Vet Earns Distinguished Rifleman Badge
X-Ray Spectrometry of Cartridge Brass
|Cartridge Brass Analyzed by X-Ray Machine
ZCORR Vapor Barrier Gun Storage Bags
|ZCORR No-Rust Storage Bags
Zeiss DiaScope 85mm Spotting Scope
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My daughter had a few of her best little buddies around this morning and whilst their mothers and I were relishing the silence, little did we know they were creating absolute carnage.... They emptied every item they could lay their hands on and stuffed each piece under her bed. Kitty's room is very organised and everything has a place so it took no time to put back but did have me wondering why I created such a pretty place for my little lady * mild shake of head with rolling of eyes *. Above are my future inspirations and below is my little ladies boudoir xx
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UC Davis Wine Executive Program: From Grape to Table
The World's Premier Wine Industry Executive Education Program
Registration opens August 2019
Presented by the Graduate School of Management and Department of Viticulture & Enology.
In its 20th year, the UC Davis Wine Executive Program is uniquely designed to teach the fundamentals of winemaking and management skills necessary to be profitable in today's challenging and dynamic wine industry.
Sessions are tailored to help industry leaders grow their businesses by expanding on such topics as building one's financial acumen and expanding a company's current marketing and branding strategies. In addition, participants will be exposed to the latest state-of-the-art technologies and processes for making and selling wine as demonstrated in the world's first LEED platinum winery at the UC Davis Department of Viticulture and Enology.
Participants will develop relationships with other key wine industry leaders that will continue long after the program ends. More than 1,000 wine industry executives have attended this unique and informative program over the past twenty years.
"The Wine Executive Program is an excellent overview of the wine industry from Grape to Bottle. The presenters are top notch and engaging. The topics are extremely relevant to today's challenges in the wine industry and I would recommend this program to anyone desiring insight into the extremely dynamic and complex industry"- Chase Cambron, VP of Operations North Coast Winery Operations, Clos Du Bois Winery


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It's starting to feel a little like fall is upon us in Portland, last week was still pretty warm though. I took an awesome lunch break walk for coffee at the Albina Press off of N Mississippi, they make a killer americano, and I've been working on my lap loom at home. Lets get ready for fall!
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17 September 2013
Alpaca Farm
While we were on our mini honeymoon in Hood River, we went out to an Alpaca farm deep out past the orchards. Their shop is called foothills yarn, I got 2 skeins of alpaca in fall colors to use in some upcoming weavings either on my lap loom or maybe in some rugs on the floor room. The woman who worked there said they have 52 alpaca! Great adventure
10 September 2013
Making a Bouquet
I made my own bouquet for the big day with a mix of grocery store flowers and the help of this tutorial. It was pretty simple and fun to make and I love that I got to pick each individual flower. I'd highly recommend going this route for anyone who's in the market for one.
08 September 2013
We Eloped!
I married the love of my life on Friday!
Cameron & I eloped at the Multnomah County Courthouse on Friday, September 6th 2013!!
We ran off promptly to Hood River for a mini honeymoon and could not be more excited
to be Mr. & Mrs.
04 September 2013
Wool for Rugs
About a month ago I put in a huge order for wool yarn from a Navajo shop. I'm going to be making rugs this fall! These are the sketches that I'm going to try and work from.
It took forever to wind all the skeins into balls, but they're finally done and ready to go. I rent a loom at a studio here, since Cameron and I live in a small 1 bedroom apt. I took the summer off since we were so busy with plans, and I am anxious to return to the studio and start on these.
01 September 2013
Long Weekend
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It's a beautiful weekend here in Portland. We're enjoying the sun and some much needed time off!


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SYDNEY, Australia – Fairlight — a pioneering force in digital audio technologies for over 30 years — is introducing an array of new products and showcasing a new look of the Fairlight brand at AES in San Francisco from October 27 – 29.
The company has been reinvigorated with fresh capital through a recent takeover by KFT Investments Pty. Ltd., leading to new investments in R&D, production and customer support to develop innovative technologies and services for its Audio Post Production clients.
Fairlight will also target new market opportunities with the launch of competitive new tactile control surfaces for the powerful CC-1 audio processing engine, including the new XSTREAM Compact Desktop Controller and QUANTUM a fully featured, mid size Console.
Recently appointed CEO Jean Claude Kathriner, joining the company from Bosch, where he held a series of senior international sales and marketing positions, will be driving the business and the many changes ahead.
The team that Kathriner heads includes highly experienced engineering leaders including Tino Fibaek, Fairlight's Chief Technology Officer.
Kathriner says "I am very excited to join such a great brand and a technically gifted team. A key focus of my role will be to ensure we maximize the technology we have and maintain a strong focus on continued development to ensure Fairlight provides its customers around the world with real edge digital audio technology and reliable service and support purely focused on one goal – delivering outstanding Audio Post results."
Steve Kepper, General Manager of KFT Investments Pty. Ltd also noted, "We saw enormous potential in Fairlight from day one. Our ambitions are to leverage its outstanding assets in terms of product, people and Intellectual Property. Emphasis on customer support will be integral to the brands offering. Over the next 12 months we will be launching a range of new technologies and products, improving our distribution and entering some new markets and aggressively driving growth is sales."


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security weaknesses ("flaws") sorted by risk level. It's very useful for
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Pujols continues to be a man among men
The Machine is a man now. But moments like this remind you of what he once was. And what he still can be.
With a sweet swing of the bat off Nationals pitcher Taylor Jordan in the fifth inning on Tuesday, Albert Pujols became the 26th member of the vaunted 500-homer club and just the eighth to reach that mark by the age of 34. So this seems as good a time as any to stop fretting about the financials and simply stand in awe at the totality of Pujols' achievements.View Full Game Coverage
The Machine is a man now. But moments like this remind you of what he once was. And what he still can be.
With a sweet swing of the bat off Nationals pitcher Taylor Jordan in the fifth inning on Tuesday, Albert Pujols became the 26th member of the vaunted 500-homer club and just the eighth to reach that mark by the age of 34. So this seems as good a time as any to stop fretting about the financials and simply stand in awe at the totality of Pujols' achievements.View Full Game Coverage
It's been 13 years since he first took the Major League Baseball world by storm and surprise. There was, remember, no reasonable forecast that could have foreseen what has undoubtedly become a Hall of Fame career. Even by the standards of 2001, when our prospect awareness was merely a shadow of what it is today and the league-wide offensive explosion was still in full boom, Pujols' quick ascension and easy adaptation to the big league stage was a marvel. He had a .329/.403/.610 slash line that rookie season.
The league had never really seen anything like him.
"What this kid has done," Tony La Russa said in 2001, "is the greatest performance of any position player I've ever seen."
Pujols had come from Maple Woods Community College via the Dominican Republic. He was in the Royals' backyard, and they didn't draft him. Twice.
But don't feel too bad, Royals fans. All of baseball passed on Pujols post-high school, and the Cards only took him out of JUCO in the 13th round in the 1999 First-Year Player Draft.
Though he had played all of three games above the Class A level, Pujols' Spring Training showing in 2001 was so revelatory that La Russa had no choice but to keep him on the Opening Day roster, not knowing if he'd make it past the first series, let alone the entire season. But in the fourth game of the year at Chase Field, Pujols ripped three hits in five at-bats, including his first home run -- a fourth-inning, two-run shot off the mustachioed Armando Reynoso. He had two more hits the next day and two more in the series finale, including a double he smoked off the center-field wall against some guy named Randy Johnson.
That's when the Cards really knew they had something.
That's when the baseball world, at large, got its first real taste of The Machine.
Over the course of the next decade, Pujols would seize Barry Bonds' title as the best player in baseball, winning three National League MVP Awards. He compiled a .328 average, a 1.037 OPS and 1,479 runs created. He drove in 1,329 runs and smacked 455 doubles. He was intentionally walked 251 times.
And yes, he hit his first 445 homers.
(For context's sake, that's 30 percent of the Royals total team homer output in that 11-season span.)
All of those numbers, by the way, were the highest for any hitter who played each of those 11 years. But you probably could have guessed that.
What you probably could not have guessed was how quickly The Machine would morph into man in his time in Anaheim.
Oh, sure, that final season with the Cards in 2011 was seen as a statistical step back, but only slightly, and a Texas-sized power display on the World Series stage had a way of diminishing any talk of decline. The Angels signed him to a 10-year, $240 million contract that was pretty much universally seen as a risk among risks, but only for the back-end impact to the bottom line, not the front.
Even if you assumed Pujols would be a different player in his early 30s, the degree to which Pujols' body betrayed him in his first two seasons with the Halos and the statistical slide that accompanied his move to the American League (his ballpark-adjusted weighted runs created mark was just 124 in those first two seasons after a career-long track of 167) was stunning.
That's the unfortunate aspect of the gargantuan contract -- one Miguel Cabrera is sure to face in the not-too-distant future. The contract clouds any analysis of or appreciation for what Pujols is still accomplishing in this second half of his career, because it's paying him for his past and not his present.
Present-day Pujols, though, can still provide the power, and we've seen that much more frequently this season. The knee and foot woes that compromised his lower body and wrecked his strength are gone, and Pujols has finally been able to dig in again, to get back in the flow of fielding his position on a consistent basis and, yes, to provide welcomed proof that a 34-year-old Pujols is still very much a viable middle-of-the-order bat.
"I don't need to prove anything to anybody," he said recently. "This isn't about me. This is about our ballclub. If it were about me, I wouldn't have two World Series rings. … I don't want to take any focus off our ballclub this year and try to put it on me, because I don't think it's fair to this organization or our team. My goal is to stay healthy and do whatever I can to help this organization win."
As far as personal numbers go, 500 puts Pujols in a sparsely populated club of fellow sluggers. Membership increased exponentially in the so-called steroid era, and perhaps that's had the effect of watering down some people's appreciation for the achievement, just as Pujols' gaudy salary has a way of skewing any analysis of his output.
But let this moment serve both as a celebration of a uniquely transcendent period of productivity Pujols enjoyed from 2001-11 and as a present-day positive for a player reclaiming his old swing and swagger.
The Machine was amazing.
The man is still quite good.
Anthony Castrovince is a reporter for MLB.com. Read his columns and follow him on Twitter at @Castrovince.


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Goodbye To Bad Breath
Patients touch their tongues to a straw that is connected to the machine, which then measures the amount of volatile sulfur compounds, or VSCs, in their mouth. The more VSCs, the more likely they are to suffer from chronic bad breath.
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It might not be the garlic that's keeping your co-workers at arm's length. Millions of Americans suffer from chronic halitosis – and Altoids can't help them.
You got any gum? How about a mint? No, but you're welcome to a halimeter instead.
The bad breath-measuring device is just one part of a chronic halitosis treatment procedure pioneered by Dr. Gary Herskovits, a New York City-based dentist who takes the embarrassing condition very seriously.
Patients touch their tongues to a straw that is connected to the machine, which then measures the amount of volatile sulfur compounds, or VSCs, in their mouth. The more VSCs, the more likely they are to suffer from chronic bad breath.
Patients often ask him if there a cure. "No," he says, "there is no cure yet for this condition, however, it can be controlled like any other condition that can be medically controlled. An example would be diabetes."
After the halimeter reading is taken, he works with patients to implement a personalized treatment plan that will work best for them. He must be doing something right, as patients from all over the world –specifically England, France, Switzerland, Russia—have flown in to consult with him, in part because many other doctors don't see bad breath as being worthy of serious treatment.
But does his system actually work?
Seems like it -- "I have saved marriages, helped get that second date, helped businessman in sales, helped people get and or keep their jobs," Dr. Herskovits says, and notes that he's not joking. "And, of course, I've been instrumental in making the spouse or girlfriend happy."
Many people who have great personalities shy away from people due to this devastating problem. "It's a shame," he says, "because just one or two visits will take care of the problem, allowing them to flourish socially."
An average person may consider seeing a doctor for bad breath to be unnecessary, what with the gum-mint-mouthwash industrial complex.
"People I see have usually already tried all the products out there and some strange home remedies," Dr. Herskovits says. His patients typically have immaculate oral hygiene, brushing and flossing more than they need to, and yet they still suffer.
While well-known methods provide a quick fix, they do little to actually help the 85 million halitosis sufferers in the U.S. Mouthwash is especially useless as a long-term cure because many brands contain high levels of alcohol, which dries out your mouth, making it a bacteria breeding ground. Bacteria lead to mouth odor. Mouth Odor leads to a lack of second dates.
A productive treatment that doesn't require a visit to the doctor is tongue sweeping. Notice that it's not called " tongue scraping." Many patients believe "scraping" presses too hard, causing bleeding.
Here's the proper way: Find a plastic spoon and place its ridge on the back of your tongue; and, pressing firmly, but not too hard, pull it slowly and gently out of your mouth.
Unless you're a clean-mouthed god, there will be some white stuff on the spoon. That's bacteria, and while this trick won't banish it from your mouth forever, having a little less on your tongue every once and a while is a good thing.
But if you've been tongue sweeping daily and your monthly Listerine budget is more than your cable bill, it may be time to see a specialist. "No; talking to people with your head tilted down for the rest of your life isn't an option," Dr. Herskovits notes.
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Health topics
Tropical diseases
Tropical diseases encompass all diseases that occur solely, or principally, in the tropics. In practice, the term is often taken to refer to infectious diseases that thrive in hot, humid conditions, such as malaria, leishmaniasis, schistosomiasis, onchocerciasis, lymphatic filariasis, Chagas disease, African trypanosomiasis, and dengue.
General information
WHO programmes and activities
Tropical diseases in WHO regions
Technical information
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ARENAC COUNTY — In the July 7 Arenac County Board of Commissioners (ACBC) meeting, the board voted to approve an audit of the public guardian office as part of an investigation into the activities of suspended employee Sherilyn Jones.
According to ACBC Chairman Raymond Daniels, the Michigan State Treasury Department is performing the audit along with West Branch State Police Detective-Sergeant David Rivard.
"We (ACBC) approved 80 hours at $88 per hour at first," Daniels said. "But that went pretty quickly and more time was needed. So at the last meeting we approved another 120 hours at the same rate."
He added the audit is approaching the $20,000 mark — pertaining to county expenses — and a few auditors have been switched around since it began.
"There were two girls from the Treasury Department at first, but one had to leave to fulfill previous engagements," he said. "Then the detective came in, but he has court for another case all week.
"This whole ordeal could stretch out for a long time."
Daniels says he's keeping up with the findings and he met with the auditor and state police on July 16. However, the investigation remains unclear as to whether or not there was any criminal activity.
"It could be just bad bookkeeping," the chairman said. He added the board doesn't have any direction in mind as far as the next step is concerned.
"Until we know what we're looking at, we don't know what's going to happen," he said.
Daniels also says since the suspension of Sherilyn Jones, he's caught grief for the move, saying the public believes the board has already made a foregone conclusion of her guilt.
"People have to understand just because we suspended her without pay doesn't mean we think there was criminal activity," he said. "We saw some stuff that wasn't proper. You don't need criminal activity to fire someone. They could just be doing a bad job."
Daniels says he's also keeping in touch with union representatives on the matter, although it could be weeks if not months before anything is determined.
"We have to wait for the auditor to be done, then it's turned over to the detective," he said. "If there does happen to be criminal activity, it'll be turned over to the county prosecutor, then to the Attorney General's office because the local prosecutor won't want to hear this case.
"I hope it doesn't but this could stretch out for a long time."
Daniels withheld comment as to how the irregularities in the Public Guardian office came to attention in the first place.
The Independent originally reported that at a special personnel meeting on June 9, the Arenac County Board of Commissioners voted to suspend Sherilyn Jones, the county's public guardian, without pay while an investigation into her office is performed, which didn't stem from allegations by clients of illegal activity.
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Monarch Insider No. 22- ODU Seniors
By ODU Athletics
Feb. 27, 2011
Monarch Insider #22 - Senior Day Sellout crowd sends ODU's seniors off in style. They'll be missed
By Brendan O'Hallarn Monarch Basketball Insider
I tweeted Saturday morning that I would probably be crying during the Senior Day sendoff for Darius James, Ben Finney, Keyon Carter and Frank Hassell before the team's final home game.
Don't laugh. This is the guy who burst into tears when Ben Finney hit the clinching three-pointer in overtime during the CAA Tournament semifinals last season. By the time I was in New Orleans for the NCAA Tournament, the ODU Pep Band fight song brought tears to my eyes.
But this year's Senior Day, which preceded ODU's 77-58 win over William and Mary, didn't make me sniffly. I realized why. I get the sense this year's season is far from over.
The CAA Tournament is this coming weekend, and I like our chances. And the good work the Monarchs have done all season - a 24-6 record, with a handful of stellar wins - means ODU is likely going to make the NCAA Tournament no matter what happens in Richmond.
Speaking of Richmond, watch for more frequent posts, tweets, video and pictures by me at the CAA Championship this weekend. Look for a link on the www.odu.edu homepage, starting later in the week.
I'll also provide daily updates here during the CAA Tournament. I do want to pay tribute to the four young men who've represented the blue and white with passion for four seasons (plus redshirt years for Hassell and Carter). Postgame, coach Blaine Taylor eloquently summed up Senior Day, and the experience of coaching these four players:
"I thought the kids compartmentalized (playing on Senior Day) pretty well. I actually think it's going to hit them after the season. When they're sitting there this spring and thinking `Wow, that was my last chance to play in the Ted,'" he said. "You don't sign with me for four years, you sign with me for life. I'm going to be on their butt. Keyon, I'm going to call him when he's in an adult city league when he's like 45, and I'm going to say `Did you take a charge today, Keyon?' I'm being glib about it, but it is hard. It's hard for me, just like it is for them. But it's kind of a rite of passage, kind of like a parent when your kid goes off to college.
"The thing about these guys is they're going to be really successful doing a lot of different things as time goes on. They're a product of this school and our program and their own hard work and charismatic personalities, and qualities that they bring. They're going to do a lot of good things. We're going to be talking about them in five or 10 years, and proudly."
William and Mary coach Tony Shaver, who will no doubt be happy NOT to see these players next season, paid tribute to the quartet in his postgame remarks. "They're great players. They seem to be great kids. I walked out for the Senior Day presentation. I wanted to applaud for those guys. They've been a great group for four years. They've won a lot of basketball games. Old Dominion's got a great tradition in basketball. But Old Dominion may be taking it to a new level."
I've gotten to know Finney, James, Carter and Hassell pretty well in two seasons as the team's shadow. I'm going to miss them as people much more than I'll miss them as players. And as players, I'll miss them a lot.
Ben Finney on Senior Day: "I'm excited, sad, but I've enjoyed my time here. But we're looking forward to playing in the NCAA, being in the Tournament."
My Ben Finney memories: As you just read, Ben Finney isn't glib in interviews. He's never been anything but great with me, but he's a difficult "quote." The tough local kid conveys messages his own way, whether it's diving on the floor for a loose ball, dancing on the spot during warmups, or pointing into the student section after making a big shot.
But this season, I wrote an appreciation piece about Finney, how he does all the little things to help his team win. The week the profile appeared on website, the team was down in Greenville, N.C., playing a scrappy East Carolina team. We'd just won and I was in the press conference with ECU coach Jeff Lebo when I felt a tap on my shoulder. It was Finney, who wanted to thank me and shake my hand for the profile I'd written. What a gentleman.
Darius James on Senior Day: "It's bittersweet. I've had fun. We've gotten better and better every year, and the atmosphere wasn't like that my freshman year, so I can see how much the program has grown, the school has grown.
"No matter what I do, if I move away, or if I do anything, I can always come back here. Or I can always go see Coach Taylor, no matter where he's coaching. We've built a bond. Ben, Kent (Bazemore), Frank all my teammates, they're like my brothers. It's all good things."
My Darius James memories: I like every Monarch very much, but Darius is my favorite player. I don't know if I've ever watched a smarter basketball player than him. He's also my dad's favorite. My dad watches our games online at Monarch TV from his home in North Bay, Ont. He loves how fearlessly Darius plays.
Anyway, after ODU beat Notre Dame in the NCAA Tournament last season, I called North Bay and handed Darius the phone. He and my dad had a nice chat. Fast-forward five months. I interviewed Darius in August, as he got ready for his senior season. At the end of the conversation, un-prompted, Darius said: "Say hi to your dad for me." THAT is the kind of guy Darius James is.
Keyon Carter on Senior Day: "I don't think it's hit me yet. A lot of emotions. We've got a lot of season yet. It just feels good right now, just enjoying the win." My Keyon Carter memories: I was walking along Hampton Boulevard last summer, one of those steamy August days, and I heard a car horn from across the street. Keyon had his window down, yelled a hello and pulled around the corner beside me. I hadn't seen Keyon since March, and had a good 10 minute chat. He asked me if I'd been home to Canada in the summer. He had no reason to remember that information about me, but he did.
I chuckled every time I was over in the Jim Jarrett Athletic Administration Building last summer. Keyon, finishing his sport management degree, was doing an internship with CBS Sports Properties, and the provisional desk they had him working at, sitting on a high stool, made him look like even more of a giant this his six-foot-eight frame. I also thought Keyon was perfect for a role like that. He's always struck me as an individual whose interests and talents far transcend the basketball court.
Frank Hassell on Senior Day: "It didn't really hit me until I was in the tunnel with all the parents. We got the win, so it was good. As long as we win, I'm fine with it. We have a lot more games to play this year. It was kind of emotional, but once you get all that out of the way, it's time to play basketball.
My Frank Hassell memories: Frank was the first guy on the team to start having conversations with the tall, skinny dude who was showing up at 7 in the morning to watch the team run during last season's conditioning work. That's not surprising. Frank talks to everyone. It's easy to see why he's such a fan favorite, aside from his on-court skills. In New Orleans, I stood in the tunnel as the team huddled before taking the court against Notre Dame. Stone faces, the players were ready for the biggest moment of the year. Suddenly, a giant fist extended my way. I hesitated a second, not wanting to affect his focus. Frank motioned with his fist, as if to say "Come on! Gimme a fist bump!"
One more Hassell memory from this season. I met him over at the Athletic Administration building to interview him in January for a profile. When I arrived in the gym, he and junior guard Trian Iliadis were seated in chairs, watching the team's managers play a spirited game of three-on-three. The team's managers are great: All the basketball passion of the Monarch team members, but with far less size and talent. Hassell watched the grudge match unfold with a huge smile on his face. We got up to go do the interview, and he said: "I love those guys." Speaking of the managers, it was their Senior Day too.
Head manager Mike Boothe has been with the team for three and a half years. From Woodbridge, Boothe will graduate in May with a degree in sport management. "It's been a crazy experience, just being part of it," Boothe said. "Being around these players, we've built a brotherhood. Yeah, I do work for them, but we're all friends. I'm going to miss everybody, to be honest."
Corey Evans came to ODU from Xavier University, specifically because he wanted to be a basketball coach. From Pittsburgh, he surveyed the basketball programs on the East Coast and chose ODU because of the growing basketball tradition here. He'll also graduate with a degree in sport management. "Coming here, the opportunity that Coach Taylor and the other coaches have given me, to be able to come down here, with the talent they have here, is a pretty unbelievable experience." Chris Kovensky is the basketball team's intern, completing his course requirement for ODU's master of sport management program. From Holidaysburg, Penn., Kovensky will walk in May's commencement exercises
"It's just an absolute blessing to be around these four seniors, and the rest of the team," he said. "It was the best choice to do the final requirement for my master's, and we're going to look forward to finishing strong, right through March Madness." Brendan O'Hallarn, an employee in public relations at Old Dominion University, writes Monarch Basketball Insider. To see other stories, please see the Monarch Insider website, at http://www.odusports.com/ot/monarch-insider.html. If you would like to share your thoughts about ODU basketball, or have a story you'd like to see Brendan write, contact him at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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text: Westeros #1 Posted November 24, 2010 The negotiations between the King of the Seven Kingdoms, Baelor Targaryen, and the Prince of Dorne had ended. Word had passed through the court of Sunspear that among the terms of the new peace were the unmaking a marriage (that of the heir to Salt Shore, Joleta Gargalen) and, more importantly, the betrothal of Prince Marence's daughter Mariah to the king's cousin, young Daeron, the son of Prince Aegon and his sister and wife Princess Naerys. This was met with unrest in some parts of the court, concern that too much was being given away to this pious boy-king who thinks the Seven speak to him. Others, however, met the news with relief, relief and the hope that once King Baelor returned to his Iron Throne, all would be peaceful between Dorne and the Seven Kingdoms despite the unruliness of certain lords and knights.So it was with a certain trepidation and the beginnings of triumph in their hearts that many at court gathered early in the morning to send Baelor on to the Planky Town, where a galley was waiting for him to carry him on to King's Landing. The king was late, of course, for he had insisted on early prayers at the Old Palace's sept. Many waited, as time passed, gossiping about various matters. Most of the Martells were present, though Prince Rhodry was a notable absence, and one which Marence was eager to undo by sending shariffs out into the shadow city to find him.This proved forgotten, however, when Baelor appeared. Prince Marence bid him a safe journey home, promising him that the galley would see him there swiftly…And then Baelor revealed he was not going. Not by sea, in any case. As he prayed, the Seven appeared before him, and informed him that he should walk back to his home, just as he walked away from it; not in an act of contrition, but an act of thanks giving for the grace that the gods have given him and his subjects through the successful negotiation of the peace.Of course, attempts were made to dissuade him, but he would not be gainsayed. In the end, Prince Marence acquiesced, forced supplies on him, and sent him on his way . . . but not without an honor guard that would follow at a distance, led by Wild Will Gargalen.The peace that may have fully been concluded within the month seems now destined to be months further away thanks to King Baelor's overzealous piety. And there are concerns that he might never reach his destination, given Red Rhys of the Scourge's activities, and the rumors regarding Lady Yronwood…Visit the Site! Share this post Link to post Share on other sites


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This election season, perhaps in an attempt to win the so-called women's vote, the marketing efforts for Obamacare targeted my gender. "Thanks to the Affordable Care Act," Representative Nancy Pelosi and Secretary of Health and Human Services Kathleen Sebelius cheered in one editorial, "a new day for women's health has arrived." They're referring to the provision that all health plans must now include coverage for contraception and other women's services — and must do so without charging co-pays or deductibles for them.
Given that I have two X chromosomes and am not Catholic, you might be surprised to learn that I'm not cheering along. After all, what woman of child-bearing age would be against free, FDA-approved birth control?
But the alternative is not really between free contraception and contraception I have to pay for. It's between two visions of the American health care system: one in which I'm free to make decisions and one in which that freedom is eroded.
For other types of insurance, I have much more control over the coverage I judge best for my individual situation. If I lived in Oklahoma, I may want to choose a policy with robust windstorm coverage, since the region is more prone to tornados. Damage from earthquakes is rare in the state, so I may decide to forego buying coverage for that. But if I lived in the earthquake-prone state of California, as I do, I may choose to load up on earthquake-damage protection. If I lived along the Gulf Coast, on the other hand, I may decide it's a good idea to purchase protection from hurricane damage.
I can hardly make the same kinds of decisions when it comes to my health insurance, which is much more heavily controlled by the government. For example, when the government mandates that all health plans include coverage for contraception (never mind without co-pays or deductibles), what that means is everyone, including every man and every woman who is past child-bearing age, is required to purchase coverage for that benefit. The purpose is to make us pay a portion of its cost for those women who use it.
Mandating that certain benefits be included in insurance policies is not a phenomenon new to Obamacare. Fueled by the view that it is permissible to force the medical expenses of some onto others, states have imposed benefit mandates in various forms for more than sixty years. Men are routinely forced to pay for services only women use. Non-addicts are forced to pay for the alcohol and drug rehabilitation of addicts. Bachelors are forced to pay for the marriage therapy of couples. Couples who can conceive on their own are forced to pay for the in vitro fertilization of those who can't.
According to the Council for Affordable Health Insurance, each mandated benefit can raise the price of our insurance policies by up to 10 percent, and some states mandate more than sixty different benefits.
In a similar vein, Obamacare now requires that "essential health benefits" — benefits within ten federally determined categories — must be included in all policies sold on the individual and small-group markets. State governments and the thousands of lobbyists buzzing in their ears recently wrapped up the process of deeming what counts as "essential." According to one pressure group, massage therapy, yoga and meditation instruction certainly do.
What this means is not only more expensive premiums but further entrenchment of a health care system in which my individual judgment is declared irrelevant.
As a young and relatively healthy person trying to save for a down payment on a house, I may decide to insure only against catastrophic events. As a female who one day wants children, however, I may want to add coverage against the risk of being unable to conceive.
But instead of leaving insurers free to offer such tailored policies and leaving me free to decide the coverage that best meets my individual needs, the government today dictates to us the coverage that may be bought and sold.
This is the opposite of the direction I want to see our health care system moving.
If an insurance company is willing to offer me coverage for contraception, and if such coverage makes financial sense to me, that's great. But if the alternative is between being left free to make this choice and being coerced into a policy constructed by a government bureaucrat, I'd rather buy my own contraception, thank you very much. Walmart sells a $9 monthly supply.


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NEW YORK -- The Buffalo Bills and Baltimore Ravens showed C.J. Mosley the most interest in his pre-draft visits and workouts, the Alabama linebacker told College Football 24/7 Tuesday.
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"I heard a lot from the Bills, and the Ravens. But I had a lot more visits," Mosley said. "At the end of the day, guys don't know where they're going to go. The only people who really know are the teams. You have to sit it out and just wait. You might get picked by a team you didn't even talk to much, you might get traded for."
Buffalo figures to be in a far better position to draft Mosley than Baltimore, and not simply because they pick higher in the first round. The Bills hold the No. 9 overall pick in the draft, while Baltimore owns the No. 17 pick. Both could use some help at the linebacker position, but Baltimore's shot at Mosley could require some good draft-day fortune.
Ravens general manager Ozzie Newsome was clear about his team's need for an inside linebacker, and Mosley is considered the draft's best at the position by a wide margin. But Newsome also pointed out that with four of the club's eight draft picks being of the compensatory variety, the Ravens have limited flexibility to trade up in the draft. Compensatory picks, by rule, can't be traded.
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Hank Stroll, one of my first clients and a dear friend, would occasionally reply to my email with a chuckle telling me I'm doing what his wife does. He explained that his wife and I sometimes had a tendency to talk about something and he'd have no clue what we're talking about. Like he entered the middle of a conversation.
"Talk to me like I don't know anything," he'd write.
I fell victim to the curse of knowledge. And it's everywhere. Maybe even in your company's content. It could be the website or content marketing stuff.
It's more common than you think. An email newsletter columnist submitted an article about companies that made the "best of" list. Each contained a short overview of the company's business.
Whew, boy. They all spoke the same language: marketing-speak.
I visited the companies' websites for more information to help me rewrite them to stick with just the facts. It wasn't surprising to see the overviews came from the website — mostly the Home or About pages. (Good thing making this "best of" list didn't require effective content, eh?) It also didn't surprise me that most of the content didn't clearly communicate what they do for clients.
They all suffer from the same disease I did.
The curse of knowledge.
I believe the phrase first appeared in the October 1989 issue of The Journal of Political Economy. Here's how authors Colin Camerer, George Lowenstein and Martin Weber of "The curse of knowledge in economic settings: An experimental analysis." described it.
The curse of knowledge makes personal expertise seem more widely shared than it is, making it difficult for people to convey their expertise to others and reducing the apparent need (from the perspective of the better-informed individual) for such a transfer of knowledge.
They studied the impact of the curse of knowledge from an economic point of view. Chip Heath and Dan Health explained it from a business point of view in "Made to Stick." I bet you've seen it or lived it.
Many sensible strategies fail to drive action because executives formulate them in sweeping, general language. "Achieving customer delight!" "Becoming the most efficient manufacturer!" "Unlocking shareholder value!" One explanation for executives' love affair with vague strategy statements relates to a phenomenon called the curse of knowledge. Top executives have had years of immersion in the logic and conventions of business, so when they speak abstractly, they are simply summarizing the wealth of concrete data in their heads. But frontline employees, who aren't privy to the underlying meaning, hear only opaque phrases. As a result, the strategies being touted don't stick.
In other words, the people who wrote the content for these companies were stuck in their heads. It makes it harder to separate their knowledge from the knowledge — or lack thereof — of the people visiting their website. They knew what their company did. They forgot to consider what their target audience knows or didn't know.
This wasn't a simple problem of using jargon and abbreviations. It was a problem of explaining what they do to someone who had never heard of the company. All of these were business-to-business professional services companies. (Noticed I skipped using B2B or BtoB?)
Although I work with B2B clients, not everyone reading this knows what it means. Yes, it's common to me. Nonetheless, I still remember when I read it for the first time — and I'd like to think I read a decent amount of business articles — I didn't know what it meant. Not just the abbreviation, but also what it means to be a B2B company.
Another example. A fan of a client's product advised not using certain terms to describe the client's technical app for consumers. What he didn't realize is that most of the client's target audience know, need and use those terms. If we use the app fan's suggested terms, people will never understand what the app does. And they'd never find the company because they wouldn't use those search terms.
Simple test to see if your content suffers from the curse of knowledge:Have a family member or a friend read it.
Yes, even if they're not your target audience. They can tell you if it makes sense or not.
Thanks to Hank, I learned early on to think about what the reader may or may not know. That doesn't mean I'm 100 percent cured of this disease. I don't think I'll ever be. It's impossible to escape my own head. (Dagnabbit.)
What do you think of the bolded text? Or do you prefer headings? Personally, I prefer the latter. However, some folks say they prefer bolded sentences and phrases.


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We got this awesome typography drawn with typography sketchnote from Zhenshuo Fang, who attended Carolina de Bartolo's talk "Typography Matters" at the Designers and Geeks group in San Francisco.
It looks like it was a fantastic talk, and I am loving how you used words to shape the title of the talk!
Want your sketchnotes on Sketchnote Army?
Send your sketchnotes to Mike at mike AT rohdesign DOT com or Binaebi at info AT siriomi DOT com. Tell us the name of the event, and share the following links: your Twitter, your website, and the event website.
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- Binaebi


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As Claudia Wolf, Carrie-Anne Moss is very much playing an evil character in the upcoming Silent Hill: Revelation 3D. It's the big screen adaptation of the Konami game Silent Hill 3.
Moss, who won over geeks everywhere with her portrayal of Trinity in the Matrix, didn't spend endless hours playing SH3 to find the character.
"I didn't go in and play the game to really see," Moss told website IFC, "because I'm not really into that so much."
The filmmakers sent Moss a whole host of images and information for her to look at. "It was of what her image sort of looked like and what she felt like, and that was interesting," Moss said.
What ultimately helped her find the character was Claudia's costume—and a wig.
"It definitely was part of the conversation with the director, looking at a lot of different footage," Moss said. "And then ultimately this crazy wig and this crazy costume helped me go, there I was!"
Moss was hired for her ability to create and portray characters. Whether or not she plays Silent Hill might not impact her performance. Then again, often when actors bring books to the silver screen they, you know, read the source material.
Moss often uses what characters wear to help her find them—and her performance. While filming the Matrix, Trinity's leather outfit helped Moss become that character.
For Claudia, though, it wasn't only her superficial appearance, but, according to Moss, the dialogue. "This woman was powerful and slightly insane, but a zealot who totally believed in what she was doing," she said. "So it was pretty intense."
Think that's intense, try Silent Hill 3! Oh. Wait.
Silent Hill: Revelation 3D is slated for a 2012 release.
Carrie-Anne Moss talks "Silent Hill: Revelation 3D" [IFC via Rely on Horro]


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6-25-09 PNC Park
There were thunderstorms forecast for the area today, so I wasn't sure if I was going to attend this game. When 3:30 rolled around, the weather was beautiful, so I went. It stayed sunny and nice into the evening.
I was the second one into the stadium, and the first into the bleachers. Time to hunt for Easter Eggs. There were none. I think the sweeper guys have been picking them up. They've noticed us ballhawks sprinting in and looking in every crevice, and may have caught on, picking up the balls just before the gates are to open. I've seen them in the area the past couple days at opening time.
I got on the board early when Robinzon Diaz hit a ball that bounced over the fence near the left field foul pole. The ball was directly at another ballhawk, but he misplayed the ball, letting it bounce right past him. I ran over and picked up the ball for ball #1 of the day.
Ball #2 came from Ben Francisco of the Indians. He hit a home run ball to left center field. I was in the second row, and could tell that the ball was staying up. I got up on top of the bleacher and made a full extension catch.
At 5:30, I decided to run over to the right field wall. The Indians had multiple left handed power bats pepper the right field seats with homers. I got to right field at 5:30, but the gates were still closed. I noticed one ballhawk was already up there. How'd he get up there so soon? No matter. The gate was slightly ajar, so I slipped in and up the steps and found ball #3 lying where the red arrow is indicating to.
I then left to go back to left field as I despise the right field wall.
I got ball #4 off the bat of an unidentified Indians hitter. He hit a fly ball that landed on the warning track. I was in the fourth row back. Since it was a fly ball, it was going to take a high hop off the track. I got up on the bleacher and made the catch over two Indians fans who were also going for the same ball.
That's all the action I got today.
Today's baseballs:
Game: 4 balls (4 hit)
Season: 207 balls (106 hit, 73 thrown, 28 device)
Games: 41 (5 of which didn't have BP)
Average: 5.05 balls per game
Career: 373 balls
Attendance: 30,120


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I love a good lookin' cake, especially one that DOESN'T look like a serious wedding cake, and Coco Cake out in Vancouver doesn't fail to impress! There's a bit of whimsy in everything she makes, and I'm especially loving those mustache cupcakes below…be sure to check out her blog for her exceptionally cute kids cakes as well!
[images from Coco Cake]


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Michael Kors
Michael Kors is a rapidly growing global luxury lifestyle brand led by a world-class management team and a renowned, award-winning designer. Since launching his namesake brand 30 years ago, Michael Kors has featured distinctive designs, materials and craftsmanship with a jet-set aesthetic that combines stylish elegance and a sporty attitude. Mr. Kors' vision has taken our Company from its beginnings as an American luxury sportswear house to a global accessories, footwear and apparel company with a presence in 74 countries. As a highly recognized luxury lifestyle brand in North America with accelerating awareness in targeted international markets, we have experienced exceptional sales momentum and have a clear trajectory for significant future growth. Over the years, we have successfully expanded beyond apparel into accessories (including handbags, small leather goods, eyewear, jewelry and watches) and footwear.
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