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what a pure beauty!!! great shot.
Beautiful Face. Great hair!
It is my dream to take pictures like this one
nice work
a dark root
growing ever deeper
building walls and bridges
cut it down
it is still there
you can see it in her eyes.
(OK, maybe not what you were thinking... but that's what I saw in her eyes. )
wow that's lovely to read
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I found it very interesting seeing these two photos together - the Undisclosed Truth, and Her Dreamscape. While they were the same model and very similar setting, the slight change in composition, lighting and even the way Iulia carries herself... turned them into two very different images. I'm very aware of the poisonous effects of "undisclosed truths", and the havoc they can wreck on people and lives when they suddenly bubble to the surface. I'm not sure if that's exactly what you were thinking about here when you took this photo (or the feeling you got when looking at it later), but the look in her eyes really spoke to me of the deep sorrow and pain which such hidden truth can bring.
On the surface, she is still beautiful and composed, standing as if she is in the center of the light, but the deep look in her eyes, the way her arms are held close and the tug of the wind in her hair just made me wonder what was below the surface.
The poem just flowed out personal experience, triggered by the look in her eyes.
(Felicia, you just have a beautiful ability to REVEAL truth through your images. Thank you for that gift! )
A striking portrait. Nice work.
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Colleen Deatsman is the author of five books, holds a Masters Degree and is a Licensed Professional Counselor, Licensed Social Worker, Usui Reiki Master, Certified Clinical Hypnotherapist, Certified Alternative Healing Consultant and Shamanic Practitioner. She has been exploring health and wellness, self-healing, personal growth, and spiritual development for nearly 30 years.
So, We're Still Here. Now What? takes you beyond the end of the Mayan calendar and into the predicted New Era, helping you rearrange your life so you can shift more easily with the ongoing changes that lie ahead.
"I am about to tell you a most unusual story, a chronicle of something that happened to me while I was living on the flank of an active volcano on the island of Hawai'i. I'm a scientist. I mention this because I do not feel that I was in any way predisposed for what was about to occur. In fact, my scientific training would seem to have preprogrammed me against such an experience." -- From Spiritwalker
The astonishing true story of an anthropologist's quest into a spiritual world of magic, mysticism, and meaning. Not since Castaneda's tutelage under the Yacqui Indian guide Don Juan has there been a spiritual autobiography quite like Spiritwalker.
Hank Wesselman's incredible story of a series of encounters that would forever change his life began with what he at first tried to explain away as particularly vivid dreams, but which grew increasingly intense and insistent, ultimately propelling him on twelve fantastic journeys across time and space. Over the next three years, his journeys proved to be far more important than mere reason could explain. Eventually, Dr. Wesselman became convinced that he'd been granted a visionary encounter with what tribal people from millennia past have called the "spirit world."
During his epic travels, Dr. Wesselman met shape-shifting entities, spirit helpers, and guardians, and found himself traversing a mental, physical, and spiritual landscape on a path intersecting that of a fellow traveler, a Hawai'ian kahuna mystic named Nainoa. Five thousand years into the future, Nainoa had been sent by his Chief on a journey into what used to be America, a once-powerful land of machines and magic, from which no previous voyagers had everreturned. What did Nainoa seek from Dr. Wesselman? What did the anthropologist have to learn about his own world from this exotic traveler from another time and place? Together, scientist and mystic are initiated into knowledge of non-ordinary levels of reality and given foreshadowings of imminent environmental, political, and spiritual challenges to their civilization. Without abandoning his scientific objectivity, Dr. Wesselman abandoned himself to the mystical, sometimes frightening, yet always luminous experiences that brought him beyond the boundaries of ordinary consciousness. The result is a fascinating and suspenseful adventure, an exciting and important archeological discovery, and the story of how a hard-headed scientific-realist stumbled on an important piece of the puzzle of human evolution.
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This drawing is a reference at a awesome drawer!
But, if I choose to draw tyranitar it's because I don't see this pokemon like him! So I draw this pokemon! ^^
Ce dessin est une référence à un super dessinateur, !
But si j'ai choisi de dessiner Tyranocif c'est car je ne le vois pas comme lui. Donc j'ai redessiné ce pokémon selon ma propre vision. ^^
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I notice something: Tyranitar is REALLY popular for being portrayed in a realistic manner. I'm not complaining, just pointing out. It's actually kind of cool. It makes me look at my own Tyranitar in a different light. I wonder why I keep losing when I make it to the subway leader if it's this badass... but I digress.
The attention to detail is simply superb. I mean, it really does look like Tyranitar would in real life. The legs are extended to just the right level, the spines on it's back are all prickly and rocklike, and the tail looks like it could smash through a brick wall! Wonderful job on the chest and arms, too. Woah, and the head? I absolutely love it! The fangs and eyes are scary as all get out, and I have a feeling if that thing used Crunch, it wouldn't just 'do damage'. It would... nah, best not scare the younger people on the site. I wonder what else this behemoth knows?
You've created a genuinely eerie Pokémon portrayal here, and I love it. No wonder I have one on my team. Just... wow. Welcome to the list.
Tyranitar is in my favorite pokemon (with umbreon, jolteon, charizard, typhlosion, arcanine....)
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Also a less serious note, how is everyone having these cute signatures and some even show the size of there baby.. also how do I get a picture?
I'm new to this board and a little confused!
I've gained 10 lbs as well. :-/ This is my 3rd though. They say you show early after your first.
You can go to pregnology.com or lilypie.com for the ticker in your signature.
As far as showing, it could just be bloat, or if you have a very slight frame your uterus can be moving everything around and pushing you out a little more. At this point its probably not baby belly though since your uterus is probably still behind your pelvic bone. But that being said evry woman and pregnancy is different.
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We hoped for a boy, but blessed with Sophie Erin!
I'm 11 weeks and totally showing. Got asked by the checker at the store what I was having. I haven't gained weight yet. You could just be bloated.
Not sure it's that early - i've searched the web on this very question as i've gained a bit of weight too (and have obsessed about it)...maybe around 8lbs. I've probably been eating too much at times (for sure), but sometimes, like after I go to a spinning class, i'm starving.
AND, I really think your pre-pregnancy build has a lot to do with it. I work with someone who announced her pregnancy at 7 mos and you couldn't tell she was pregnant, but she was also on the heavier side. If you're a skinny minnie to begin with, then you just might show a bit earlier, or gain weight earlier if you're particularly hungry early on. From what i've gathered from others' accounts on the web, everyone gains weight at a different pace.


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A reader writes:Carl, when you are sufficiently silent with the "waters stilled" how do you experience revelation. I suppose a better question would be what is your experience "there" like? Does God float into view … or does God whisper … ?? Or do you find a path to look inwardly in order to find answers, results, etc. I guess that one overarching question here would be "Do you have a purpose or question in mind before you start out?"I believe radically that "silence is praise" (Psalm 65:1, t … [Read more...]
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Plunging Thought Into Light
The Philokalia is an extensive anthology of writings on prayer by Eastern Orthodox contemplatives. The anthology was first compiled in the 18th century, and a number of editions have been published over the years, in Greek, Russian, and other languages; currently a four volume set is available in English (which does not include the entire anthology; I hope the editors plan on translating the rest!).If you want a more succinct introduction to The Philokalia, one option — which, unfortunately, … [Read more...]
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Readers of this blog know that my love and commitment to the Christian contemplative tradition is balanced by a heartfelt desire to learn more about other faiths, particularly the contemplative dimension of other traditions. Naturally, Buddhism, as a school of wisdom with many rich resources in the practice of meditation, is a particularly appealing tradition to me. I live only about three miles from the Atlanta Shambhala Center, so I've taken several classes there and have gotten to know some … [Read more...]
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Advance Nanotech Researchers Test Novel Optic Device with Sub-Picosecond Switching Speed; Partnership with Cambridge University's CAPE Center Could Yield Improved, More Cost-Effective Devices for Photonics and Optical Networking
Ultrashort lasers are widely used for optical communication, material processing, marking and drilling, and medical diagnostics and therapeutics. The AVNA/CAPE lasers are compact and employ only a tenth of a milligram of carbon nanotube material at a cost of about ten cents per device. The device, which produces sub-picosecond pulses, can be quickly and easily plugged into existing laser systems without sophisticated and time-consuming alignments traditionally associated with modifying optics equipment.
"Since the AVNA/CAPE laser combines the unique optical properties of carbon nanotubes to generate ultrashort pulses in a range of operating wavelengths, with the mechanical and structural strength of nanotubes to handle high optical powers and energies, we expect to find wide-spread application in optics and laser technology"
"Our component can be inserted into a laser system and immediately produce stable, ultrashort, high-power optical pulses without the need for precise alignment," said Professor Ian White, the head of Photonics Research at CAPE. "In addition, the intrinsic robustness of our working prototype means that it can be easily moved and shipped without any risk of damage."
Carbon nanotubes are vital to the advancement of nanotechnology due to their extreme electronic, optical and mechanical properties, and Advance Nanotech is currently funding a variety of carbon nanotubes-related research projects. In addition to pulse lasers, nanotubes play a key role in a variety of materials-based research projects ranging from space elevators to artificial muscles to ultrahigh-speed flywheels. Single walled carbon nanotubes can be insulating, semiconducting or metallic depending on growth conditions. This wide range of physical properties enables a plethora of electronic, optical and material applications, including transistors, interconnects in integrated circuits, and components for optical networks. Successful commercialization of carbon nanotube applications, such as the AVNA/CAPE laser, requires robust, manufacturable and inexpensive control of the properties of the nanotubes.
"Since the AVNA/CAPE laser combines the unique optical properties of carbon nanotubes to generate ultrashort pulses in a range of operating wavelengths, with the mechanical and structural strength of nanotubes to handle high optical powers and energies, we expect to find wide-spread application in optics and laser technology," said Dr. Peter Gammel, senior vice president, Electronics at Advance Nanotech. "We expect that the compact and robust demonstrator fabricated by AVNA's scientists in Cambridge is only the first of a long series of increasingly sophisticated and high-performance devices."
The investment in the ultrashort laser project was made in partnership with CAPE, the Center for Advanced Photonics and Electronics, at the Department of Engineering of the University of Cambridge. CAPE is an integrated research facility for electrical engineering with a staff of 20 academics, 70 post-doctoral researchers and 170 research students. CAPE is funded by Advance Nanotech, Alps Electric Company Limited, Dow Corning Corporation and Marconi Corporation plc, and is designed to encourage research activities to proceed to development and exploitation in close collaboration with industry. The program enables designers and engineers within academia and industry to benefit from the burgeoning developments in advanced photonics and electronics. In the past five years numerous patents have been filed and ten spin-out companies have been formed from projects that began in the Electrical Division within Cambridge's Department of Engineering.
Advance Nanotech is currently funding 27 portfolio companies in the electronics, biopharma and materials industries. The firm provides services ranging from funding to human capital and research equipment essential to ensuring that the most promising companies can accelerate the path to rapid commercialization. In this way, investor exposure to any particular technology is mitigated with Advance Nanotech retaining the option to increase investment in those technologies that successfully mature.
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Advance Nanotech is dedicated to the successful commercialization of disruptive nanotechnologies to produce nano-enabled products. Advance provides financing and support services including commercialization guidance, project and infrastructure management, leadership assets, and counsel on intellectual property, licensing and regulatory issues to ensure maximum market potential. Advance Nanotech's diversified portfolio of 27 nanotechnologies, of which the company holds a majority stake in 23, impacts a range of applications, including, but not limited to sensors, medical therapeutics and composites. Advance is forging partnerships with leading manufacturers and universities in Europe, Asia and North America to transform innovative nanotechnology concepts into practical solutions.
About the Department of Engineering, University of Cambridge
The Department of Engineering is the largest department in the University of Cambridge, representing approximately ten percent of the University's activities by the majority of common metrics, and is one of Europe's largest integrated engineering departments. It achieves the highest standards in both research and teaching. Its international reputation attracts the best students, academics, sponsors and partners from around the world. More details about the Department and the latest news can be found on its website at www.eng.cam.ac.uk.
This document contains forward-looking statements by Advance Nanotech regarding its expectations as to its business, and involves risks and uncertainties and may constitute forward-looking statements within the meaning of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995.
Such statements are based on management's current expectations and are subject to a number of risks and uncertainties that could cause actual results to differ materially from those addressed in the forward-looking statements.
Factors that may cause such a difference include, but are not limited to, problems and risks associated with developments in the nanotechnology industry in general and in Advance Nanotech's products under development in particular; the potential failure of Advance Nanotech's products under development to prove safe and effective in application; uncertainties inherent in the early stage of Advance Nanotech's products under development; failure to successfully implement or complete research programmes; failure to receive marketing clearance from regulatory agencies for our products under development; acquisitions, divestitures, mergers, licenses or strategic initiatives that change Advance Nanotech's business, structure or projections; the development of competing products; uncertainties related to Advance Nanotech 's dependence on third parties and partners; and those risks described Advance Nanotech 's filings with the SEC. Advance Nanotech disclaims any obligation to update these forward-looking statements.
Further information about these and other relevant risks and uncertainties may be found in the Advance Nanotech's findings with the Securities and Exchange Commission, all of which are available from the Commission as well as other sources.


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Silver pendant with garnet. I think, the oxidized silver and dark garnet - is the perfect materials to express my most sincere feelings. It's like a ballad in rock music.
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Good luck and baby dust to us all :)
Matt (27) & Ty (26) = 10/6/12
Expecting our first little bandit July 1st :)
Good luck and baby dust to us all :)
Matt (27) & Ty (26) = 10/6/12
Expecting our first little bandit July 1st :)
If you are about 4 weeks (this is the week of your missed period) then it is the most common time for implantation bleeding which is a positive sign! But I always think it is best to call your doctor if nothing else for your peace of mind which is very important!
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Hey this is my second, and with my first I cramped so BAD early on. At one point I actually had to lay over the arm of a couch to kind of stretch out a little. It's something about your uterus expanding and it is totally normal, as long as you don't see any bright red blood :D
I was told cramping, discomfort, bloating, etc is all normal, but if I saw ANY spotting whether it's brown, pink or red (no matter how much), I should call immediately! The nurse said it's all blood and they want to know about it ASAP! You can never be too safe. I would call!


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great product! i have the oiliest skin imaginable and this really helps! the only bad thing though, and why i gave it 4 lippies instead of 5, is that is makes me paler than i really am, which sucks, but oh well this is a great product!
Age: 25-29
Skin: Sensitive, Fair-Medium, Neutral
Hair: Black, Wavy, Fine
Eyes: Blue
I Love everything about this powder. Ive Tried alot of powders (MAC, Clinique, Ect.) and this is the best!! it Kept my very oily face Matte for 8+ hours of intense South florida Humidity (i work partially outside). I thought it looked way too white, even for a translucent, but it blended evenly into my NW 20 Skin. The Compact is Cute and the Little Heart Shaped sponge that comes with it is just too adorable!! Very Impressed, for only 8$ at walmart i'll be stocking up!!
Age: 30-35
Skin: Oily, Fair-Medium, Neutral
Hair: Black, Curly, Medium
Eyes: Brown
I love everything about this. First of all the packaging is so cute. It seems like a nice large amount of powder then you flip over the compact and there's this secret compartment that has a mirror and cute heart shape sponge for application. Ok so does it work... Yes, it keeps the oilies away. It only comes in one color it seems like it would be too light I am NW25 but, it doesn't make my face ghostly white it just blends into my skin and mattifies it leaving a velvetly shine free face. I am loving it. It is under $10.00 looks like a high end product.
Age: 30-35
Skin: Combination, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Other, Other
Eyes: Green
I just discovered this recently and I LOVE IT!! It comes in very light shades and I'm pale so it doesn't affect the color of my foundation, just mattifies it. It also has staying power. It sets my foundation really well. The packaging is very cute, and the powder sponge that comes with it is heart-shaped! Seems as though you get more in the palette too....More product than other containers hold. So you're getting more for your money. I paid 7 dollars for this product and it was well worth it! Would definitely buy again!
Age: 30-35
Skin: Combination, Fair, Warm
Hair: Red, Straight, Medium
Eyes: Blue
Especially considering the price, this is one of my favorite mattifying powders. I carry it with me throughout my (12 - 16 hr) work day and I continue to look fresh and refreshed.
I have several HE powders/veils/finishes and I just keep coming back to this $8 wonder. It's cheap, travels well, does what it claims to do and looks kind of adorable while doing it.
My other go-to powder runs $25 - $30/compact, so I don't mind paying for a good product, but why pay through the nose for something that can be had on the cheap?
Budget conscious or just looking for something to toss in your travel kit, you can't go wrong with this. It's absolutely translucent, lightweight, feels pretty good and keep the oily shine away: what's not to love?
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Warm
Hair: Blond, Wavy, Medium
Eyes: Green
I am always on the look out for good setting powders for foundation and powders for touch up through out the day. I'm soooo glad I found this! Not only is it SUPER CUTE, it actually works. The powder does a great job keeping my makeup looking freshly applied. This powder has the quality and packaging of a much more expensive brand for a fraction of the cost. LOVE IT! I will buy this again and again (I actually already bought #2 since I hit the pan on the first one). If I ever heard of Hard Candy discontinuing this, I will go out and buy 10 of these!
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Acne-prone, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Straight, Fine
Eyes: Blue
This powder is great stays on helps keep me matte
Age: 36-43
Skin: Acne-prone, Fair, Neutral
Hair: Red, Straight, Fine
Eyes: Brown
I never seem to have the time to rate products, but this one by Hard Candy~ I just HAD to make the time for! For anyone looking for a light-weight blotting powder with a bit of pigment to help give more coverage, this is it! First of all, I am very pale with yellow/neutral undertones and usually use MAC's blot powder in light. I saw this one while shopping at a local Walmart (always have to check the makeup isle's for anything new) and saw this one in what appeared to be the perfect shade for my skin. I was afraid to hope, but I went ahead and purchased it since it is inexpensive ($8). I am never going back to MAC! I am so in love and I'm super hard to please. I have tried everything (Lancome, Bare Escentuals, Estee, Glo, Clarins, Origins, l'oreal, etc etc) for a great powder and I found it with this! I have oily skin, breakout prone, rosacea and this is not bothering my skin plus it wears a very long time with minimal touchups and does not change color or get darker! I work in a day spa as well, and am in front of a steamer for hours sometimes, and this still holds up! My clients keep telling me my skin looks so great.. I have since tried their new *Luminizing powder and it does give a slightly ethereal glow~ nice! I wish I could remember the other colors it came in, but I highly recommend it. Oh, the compact is very cute, and has a larger under compartment for a puff or flat brush, although it does come with a heart-shaped sponge (see, cute?). I am going to start buying these 2 or 3 at a time! All the pale girls out there, you've gotta try~ I know you won't be disappointed!
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Cool
Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Fine
Eyes: Brown
I was wasting time at my local Walmart and decided to check out the Hard Candy display. I really want to try all of the new products, but the HC displays in my city have yet to be updated. Except for when I saw that the Welcome Matte and Moon Glow powders were now in the display!! I picked up a Welcome Matte powder. At only around $8, you get a full-size powder that promises you the world. This is a lightweight, mattifying powder that promises to even out skin tone and set foundation. The cute compact includes a mirror (with a cute saying on it) and an adorable heart-shaped sponge. Unfortunately the sponge smells similar to latex gloves or condoms, and I can't seem to get rid of it. I'll probably be throwing the cute sponge away and using this powder exclusively with a brush from now on.
I applied this to my NW20ish skin using the EcoTools powder brush and I was instantly impressed. On a 90 degree summer day, this powder instantly put my oilies in check and definitely made my skin look more even. What's better is that I didn't have to pack it on with the brush, just a few light sweeps over my oiliest areas and I was good to go. It lasted all day and I am really just overall impressed with the powder. Truly, the only con for me was the stinky latex sponge they included with it. I think I found a must-have item for only $8 and that makes me do a happy dance.
Age: 25-29
Skin: Combination, Fair, Cool
Hair: Brown, Straight, Fine
Eyes: Hazel
This is one of Hard Candy's new products for Spring/Summer 2010 and is exclusively available at Walmart.com and Walmart stores. It is a setting powder with a matte finish.
This is what Hard Candy's Facebook says about Welcome Matte:
WELCOME MATTE - Roll out the Welcome Matte and foundation will stay all day. A micro-pigmented pressed powder that eliminates unwanted shine, evens the skin and sets foundation for all day wear. Micronized pigments �float� on the skin to even out skin tone. Mirror and sponge included. $8 at Walmart and walmart.com the first week in May!
Here is my opinion (pros and cons) after eagerly purchasing it the second it hit the shelves at my local Walmart for $8 and having used it daily since:
~ Matte finish which makes it perfect for combating unwanted shine.
~ Helps even out skin tone.
~ Not cakey in the least. (I LOVE that.)
~ Very decent lasting power for a pressed powder (as far as my experience goes), especially when used over primer and/or foundation.
~ The compact is ultra cute and comes with a mirror and sponge.
~ Soft and silky. Not chalky at all.
~ Like most powders, you may need to touch up now and then to combat shine. Especially if you get super sweaty. No big deal to me as I fully expected this and never met a facial powder that lasted all day in ultra sweaty situations.
~ The sponge is okay for touch ups, but I highly recommend using a kabuki brush instead because kabuki brushes blend more easily and don't apply as much at once.
I adore this powder so much! If I apply it when my skin is an oily mess it blends as easily, evens my skin tone and eliminates shine as much, and makes me look as gorgeous as it does when my skin is dry and fresh and it NEVER looks cakey, which is amazing to me for any powder to achieve so well! To make me love it even more, it seems to last a lot longer than other powders I've tried, even without a primer. FTW!!!
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Initial Report - Granite Gear Stratus Access FZ ("Full Zoot") 4500
December 1, 2004
Name: David Sowards-Emmerd
Age: 27
Gender: Male
Height: 5' 8'' (1.73 m)
Weight: 155 lb (70 kg)
Email Address: drunken_marmotATyahooDOTcom
Los Altos, California, USA
Date: December 1, 2004
Backpacking Background:
I began backpacking semi-frequently about four years ago, soon
after moving to California. I generally take weekend (1 night)
trips, and occasionally take 3-4 day trips. Most of my
backpacking experience is at moderate altitude, 6,000'-12,000'
(1,800-3,650 m), in conditions ranging from dry desert to hail/heavy
snow in the mountains. In winter and spring I split time between
Southern California (SoCal) deserts and snowshoeing/skiing/snowcamping in
the Sierra/Cascades. Summer and fall I tend to stick to the high country.
I have reduced my packweight down to less than 50 lb (23 kg) over
the past year - including food/water and a bear barrel. I'm trying to
include more mountaineering, climbing and bouldering in my trips.
Current Packs and Pack Philosophy:
I still have and use the following packs: Gregory Denali Pro,
Gregory Whitney, Dana Design Bombpack (older model), Osprey
Aether 60, Marmot Talus, Gregory Halo, Mystery Ranch Mountain
Monkey and a handful of other even smaller packs. None of these
(save the Aether) are even remotely lightweight. I much
prefer a more comfortable, bombproof-construction pack, built
to last a decade or more - even if it means an extra couple
The product was received on November 19, 2004, the night before
heading out
for a 9-day roadtrip.
Manufacturer's Website: <a
Manufacturer's Description:
''If you need the ability to comfortably carry a more traditional load of
45-60 pounds and you want a pack that is as light as possible
considering the
task, yet still offers the convenience of easy access to your gear
these are
the packs to check out! Our Standard Packer packs are engineered to
heavier loads. Our 3D Tepex frame technology and dual density back padding
combined with a beefy, well padded exoskeleton hip belt and our unique
Control dynamic load stabilizing system work together to support and
heavy loads while still allowing full hip rotation. The bottom line
here is
supreme comfort on and off trail and the ultimate convenience at a minimal
weight! New for 2004: internal hydration sleeve and port.''
Manufacturer's Specifications:
Weight: 5 lb 12 oz / 2.61 kg (torso size not specified)
Volume: 4500 ci / 74 l (torso size not specified)
Specifications (as measured by tester)
Color: Wrought Iron (silver-gray)
Size: Torso Length: Short
Waistbelt: Medium
Shoulder Straps: Medium Trim
Weight (total): 5 lb 13 oz / 2.63 kg
Weight (lid pocket w/o repair kit): 12.4 oz / 351 g
Weight (repair kit): 0.7 oz / 19 g
Initial Impressions:
The pack arrived in a surprisingly small box, much smaller
than expected for a framed pack. The materials and craftsmanship
all appear to be top notch. I especially like the Durastretch
material. However, there does seem to be an excess of straps,
buckles and ladderlocs. This was accentuated by the fully cinched
form in which the pack arrived where it looked like more straps
than fabric. However, after a few days, I'm used to all the
straps and have them all hardwired into my brain.
Product Details:
The materials are all high quality: high-tenacity 210 dernier
Cordura, high-tenacity 70 dernier Sil-Cordura ripstop (internals and
spindrift collar), and Durastretch with Vapex are used for the
majority of the pack.
Instead of the typical stay/framesheet combination typically found in
full size packs, the Access boasts a 3D Tepex frame which is claimed to
fit backs better as well as prevent back muscle fatigue. I easily
the framesheet from the pack (as described in the Owners Manual). It
appears to be a flexible, composite material that returns to its original
shape after flexing (the manufacturer claims this will always be the
I'm curious to see how well this supports a heavy load compared to stiff
aluminum stays, and like the idea of its shock absorbtion properties. A
Durastretch with Vapex covered foam provides the interface between the
frame and my back. This waterproof/breathable stretch material is
to keep the foam dry, and I will report on its drying properties in later
The waistbelt, also dual density foam covered with Durastretch with
attaches to the framesheet with a single screw and some hook-and-loop
fasteners but still is free to rotate a bit about the screw. In addition
to the standard stabilizer straps, the waistbelt has a second strap, the
Cruise Control system, that runs from one side of the waistbelt to the
other through a metal figure-8 on the bottom of the front of the pack
(see photo).
The shoulder straps, again foam covered with Durastretch/Vapex, attach
with screws to the framesheet. A thicker, rubbery material is used as a
more durable extension of the shoulder straps where they connect to the
frame. Extra flaps of this material are also used in this area to
screws from abrading the back padding.
Illustrations of these components and detailed instructions of how to
fine tune the suspension are available in the Owners Manual,
which is available as a .pdf file from the manufacturer's website.
One thing that seems to be lacking on this pack is pockets.
The two stretch side pockets, the hydration bladder pocket,
and the pack top, which has two compartments.
Top Pocket:
The top pocket on the pack converts nicely to a hipsack. A 2'' / 5 cm
webbing belt and buckle are supplemented by two stabilizer straps, and
both tuck into a stow pouch on the bottom of the top pocket (see photo).
The buckle is the same size as the pack waistbelt buckle and can be
used as a
replacement if one breaks. The top pocket closes with a large (YKK chrome
size 10) water resistant zipper - a bit overkill here, but I like it!
Inside is a smaller zippered mesh pocket with a hook which keys etc.
can be
fastened to - the gear repair kit was already attached to this.
two snap ladderlocs are located on top of (external) the top pocket
more gear to be secured.
Hydration Sleeve:
The hydration sleeve is located in the usual spot, just behind the
framesheet near the top of the pack. The sleeve is covered by a web of
shockcord which I can use either to secure the contents of the sleeve or
secure some gear (more likely the former). At first glance, it seems a
bit small - I'll see how big a bladder will fit during the field testing
Side Pockets:
The Durastretch side pockets are really nice, and easily fit a standard
Nalgene bottle with room to spare. One caveat though is that the lowest
side compression strap overlaps with the mouth of the side pocket. This
is good if you want to make sure something doesn't fall out, but when
to access the side pocket while the pack is on, I find this a bit
Main Compartment:
The main compartment of the pack is basically a large drawstring
with a 18x11.5 '' / 46x29 cm access panel on one side. There is still
a bit
of fabric between the drawstring top and the panel extends above the
opening so there is some fabric overlap. Two YKK chrome size 10 zippers
form the left and right sides of the panel, and the top o the panel is
secured by a strap that goes over the top of the pack. The panel itself
is mostly made of Durastretch material to remove some stress from the
zippers when the pack is fully loaded.
Adjusting the attachment points for the shoulder straps (read: setting
torso length) is outlined clearly in the owners manual, so I will not
detail it here. I will say that it was very quick (less than a
minute) and
easy, but does require a #2 Phillips driver.
This is where the Access really shines, although the large number of
straps is a bit intimidating initially. Each side of the pack has
three compression straps, and three compression straps connect over
the front of the pack. All nine of these straps connect with what I'd
call double ladderloc buckles (snap-together buckles where each half
has a ladderloc connector). Inside the front access panel are two
internal compression straps for securing gear and taking a bit of stress
off the panel zippers. The Cruise Control system provides the main
compression for the bottom of the pack. Lumbar straps on each side of
the pack are effectively compression straps, while at the same time, are
claimed to help keep the pack closer to your lower back when carrying a
heavy load. Finally, the top pocket and the over-the-top strap provide
some downward compression for the pack. One note on the double
ladderlocs -
these provide more flexibility than single ladderlocs and also mean that
the extra webbing leftover after tightening is half as long because it's
divided between the two sides of the buckle.
Repair kit:
The pack shipped with a small repair kit and owner manual included in
the top pocket (the hangtag pointed to these). The repair kit includes
2 screws for frame repairs, a ladderloc buckle and a snap replacement
buckles (see photo). It would be nice to see a small #2 Phillips driver
in the kit also, one of those shaped like a coin with the head sticking
out one end seems about right, but I generally carry at least a
Micra along on all my hikes, so this doesn't concern me much.
Testing Locations and Test Plan:
At the moment, I'm trying to plan several overnight snowcamping trips -
via ski or snowshoe - to Yosemite and Lassen Volcanic National Parks and
to Eldorado and Tahoe National Forests. In addition to snowcamping, I
expect one or two trips to
local parks (Henry Coe State Park, Big Basin State Park, Point Reyes
Seashore) where rain will be more likely than snow, and the pack won't be
needed for insulation so breathability and ventilation will be more
Winter pack weights will probably fall in the 40-65 lb / 18-29 kg
range. For
the warmer, rainier trips, I'd expect loads to be under 40 lb / 18 kg and
probably at least one trip will be lightweight (under 25 lb / 11 kg).
Mileage per day will range from a few miles to a dozen or so miles for
daytrips and more strenuous overnighters. Elevations will probably
range from below sea level (Death Valley) to 12,000'-14,000' /
3,700-4,300 m
depending on which trips work out. Temperatures will range from below
freezing up to 90-100 F / 32-38 C. I've already taken the Access on a
9-day bouldering/hiking/skiing roadtrip and will report on this in my
Field Report. I will also try carrying the Access biking in to work. I
generally shuttle clean clothes and food to work once or twice a week
with a daypack during the summer, but tend to carry large loads once a
week when winter comes around since I need warmer, bulkier clothes, a
jacket, bike lights, etc. Finally, I'll try to squeeze in some training
hikes with the Access, although this probably won't be until the long
term reporting period due to the short days and the fact that the park
I hike in closes around sunset.
Initially, I thought this pack would be slightly heavy for ski/snowshoe
daytrips, but I've already taken it on one and expect more to follow
the testing period.
During the testing period, the following are some general issues I
hope to
- Weatherproofing: namely is the bottom/lower front of the pack waterproof
(where it'd normally be set down on the snow). How does it hold up
in a
heavy rain? Also, is the panel access vulnerable to rain, namely
near the
top of the panel flap - when fully loaded, I will see if the top
pocket still
covers this up.
- Adjustability/Fit: how much adjustment is possible by minor tweaking
when changing layering. The product manual describes the process for
the frame (adjusting or swapping out components) and requires a philips
screwdriver - how realistic is this in the backcountry and are any of
attachments fragile?
- Comfort: how much weight will it comfortably carry? Can I put most
of the
weight on my hips/legs, or is the suspension lacking? Is the 45-60 lb
suggestion based on the weight that can be transferred to hips or on
the total
weight distributed between shoulders and hips? How comfortable is the
hipbelt, I generally get 'hip hickeys' when wearing a heavy
pack for a long day of hiking - is this hipbelt an improvement? Does the
fabric covering the waistbelt, shoulder straps and back panel bunch up,
contrary to the manufacturer's claim?
- Stability/Balance: I'm a pretty bad skier so this is pretty
important for
me! How snug (how much weight on the shoulders) does the pack have
to be
for activities that require good balance (e.g. scrambling, boulder
skiing)? The manufacturer claims the pack distributes the weight evenly
over the back as well as the shoulder straps and waistbelt. I'll comment
on this in my future reports.
- Quality/Durability: In lowering the weight of the pack, high-quality
lightweight materials were used. How will these hold up over the testing
period - especially the Durastretch fabric.
- Compression Straps: how well does it stabilize the load and can the
pack effectively be converted to a smaller volume pack? Also, how well do
these work as crossover straps (not using intermediate buckles)?
I always wanted internal compression straps! However, how well do these
work on rigid objects like bear barrels, cookware etc.? And how much
do they rely on the side compression straps being tightened properly.
- Hydration Sleeve: How big a bladder will the hydration sleeve fit?
Is it sealed up watertight so that a leaking bladder doesn't necessarily
mean soaking the pack contents? I will probably only use the pack with a
hydration bladder on training hikes and warm weather backpacking due to
the winter freeze up factor.
- Access: How is the panel access set up? Are both zippers connected
together, or can one be opened at a time? How vulnerable is the
Durastretch material in the panel (I tend to lean packs against
right where this fabric is located)?
- Breathability: not so much of an issue for winter since I like to keep
warm and will typically wear several layers, but for training hikes I
to sweat a lot! How well is the pack ventilated? The material between
frame and where my back would be is 'Durastretch with Vapex'
(waterproof/breathable) and is supposed to keep the foam dry - will this
saturate though if I'm sweating a bunch?
- Sleeping Pad: How well does the Access work as a sleeping pad, are the
shoulder straps easy to tuck away? Do they get in the way? I typically
use two 3/4 length pads along with a pack for my winter sleeping setup.
Is the pack thick enough to keep me well insulated?
- Ice Axe Attachment Points: How useful are the ice axe attachment
Do I need to take the ice axe off each time I want to access the contents
of the pack? Does this still work if I have a sleeping pad attached
externally (vertically)?
- External Lashing: Is there a good place to attach pickets/avalanche
probe/poles that doesn't conflict with carrying skis or snowshoes?
- How many useful attachment points are there on the waistbelt and
shoulder straps?
- What does the "unique Cruise Control dynamic load stabilizing
system" do,
and how frequently will I feel the need to adjust it?
- How much room is there to overpack between the top pocket and the main
pack? Will a rope and a jacket fit, and just how secure are they?
- Are the 'thumb loops' (they're in the pack photo) at a comfortable
for me? When hiking without poles, which is most of the time,
I tend to hang on to my shoulder straps one way or other.
- Can I fit a bear canister (Garcia model) inside the pack for summer
Is it comfortable, or rubbing on my back? Will it fit with winter
gear (yup
canisters are required even in winter in Yosemite)?
Photos I'll include in the html version:
-top pocket and straps
-repair kit
-front access closed
-front access open + internal compression
-back panel
-hip belt
-hydration port
-framesheet? - or just refer to diagram on mfg page...
-side pockets


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I had a miscarriage....
So sorry hun, its tough i know.
I mc Sept 15th, got my 1st AF Oct 15th and got my BFP on Saturday.
I know how hard it is… I had a MC at about 8 weeks a few years ago, then got pregnant quickly after and that pregnancy resulted in our beautiful, healthy, now almost-two-year-old daughter!
Allow yourself to grieve. I believe that as mothers we connect with our babies at the very beginning of our pregnancies. It's natural and that's why we are so careful to protect our babies in there, and also why we get so sad to lose a pregnancy, even if we weren't pregnant long.
I say that because my husband had trouble understanding my grief, which was hard for me. He just felt like, "It's OK, we'll try again!" But, he was sweet and hopefully yours will be too, and hopefully you'll have a healthy pregnancy soon. A large percentage of pregnancies do end in early MC, so it really doesn't mean there's anything wrong with you.
1st Baby Fall 2013
2nd Baby OTW Fall 2015
Both want Pink but will be just as joyful for Blue= Team Green!
Sending you peace and healing!
You are going to feel a range of emotions and they are all normal. Jealousy and anger were my main emotions. I became a very bitter person and started hating the person I had become. A miscarriage is hard. It doesn't matter how far along you were. You had hopes and dreams for your baby and they were taken away.
My heart breaks for you. You will make it through this. Just take it one day at a time. Hugs.
Mama (25) to Khloe Marie (6/24/2013) and expecting Chanel Grace April 9, 2015
Angel babies - 8/15/2011 & 4/19/2012


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The best way to reduce crash injuries is to keep from crashing in the first place.
January 28, 2016
| Status Report, Volume 51, Number 1
Front crash prevention cuts rear-enders
Both autobrake and forward collision warning are helping drivers avoid a pitfall of driving on congested roads, an IIHS study shows.
Many names for front crash prevention
Manufacturers often use their own terms for common features.
Honda features help drivers of all ages
Optional technology on the Honda Accord is preventing crashes for drivers of all ages, with drivers under 25 seeing the biggest benefit, new HLDI analyses show.
Lane departure warning gets turned off
Forward collision warning is much more likely than lane departure warning to be turned on in Hondas with both features.
September 11, 2015
Automakers pledge to make automatic braking standard
The commitment by a group of major vehicle manufacturers was announced by the U.S. Department of Transportation and IIHS. It represents a big step toward making crash avoidance technologies widely available.
IIHS completes expansion of its Vehicle Research Center
The $30 million project, which includes a 5-acre covered track, will allow the Institute to put much more focus on crash avoidance technologies.
August 26, 2015
| Status Report, Volume 50, Number 7
New front crash prevention ratings
More than a dozen new cars and SUVs earn the highest rating of superior in the latest round of IIHS front crash prevention evaluations.
Front crash prevention benefits mount
Insurance data show that vehicles with front crash prevention have lower rates of claims for damage to other vehicles and injuries to people in other vehicles.
Positive results for autobrake abroad
Cars and SUVs with autobrake were involved in 38 percent fewer rear-end injury crashes in Australia and Europe than comparable models without it, a new meta-analysis shows.
July 30, 2015
| Status Report, Volume 50, Number 6
Truck tractors, large buses to get ESC
Large trucks and buses soon will be equipped with the same technology that has slashed rollover crashes in passenger vehicles, thanks to a new federal requirement.
October 24, 2014
| Status Report, Volume 49, Number 8 | Special Issue: distracted driving
A technological solution to distraction
Technology that can intervene when drivers aren't paying attention offers a potential solution to the problem of distracted driving.
October 9, 2014
| Status Report, Volume 49, Number 7
Adaptive headlights improve visibility
Headlights that swivel in response to steering input help drivers see objects on dark curvy roads earlier, a new IIHS study finds.
Future availability of adaptive lights
Adaptive headlights will be commonplace in 30 years, the latest HLDI estimates show.
May 29, 2014
| Status Report, Volume 49, Number 4
More top scores for front crash prevention
IIHS awards eight superior and 13 advanced ratings for front crash prevention in a new round of evaluations.
Honda system cuts insurance claims
A combined forward collision and lane departure warning system available on the Honda Accord is cutting insurance claims, a HLDI study shows.
NHTSA issues rearview camera rule
Nearly all new passenger vehicles are expected to have rearview cameras by May 2018 under a new regulation designed to reduce backover crashes.
March 13, 2014
| Status Report, Volume 49, Number 2
Research shows benefit of rear cameras
Rear cameras show promise in preventing backover crashes and are more effective than parking sensors in helping drivers avoid objects behind them, new IIHS research demonstrates.
Benefits of parking sensors
Buick drivers say they like parking sensors, which help prevent property damage.
Drivers like crash avoidance features
Front crash prevention, adaptive cruise control and other high-tech systems are proving popular among drivers of nonluxury brands.
December 19, 2013
IIHS safety awards for 2014 go to 39 vehicles
Twenty-two vehicles earn the Institute's highest safety award for 2014, Top Safety Pick+, thanks to a high level of protection in crashes and the availability of front crash prevention technology to avoid many collisions in the first place. An additional 17 earn Top Safety Pick by meeting the crashworthiness criteria alone.
September 27, 2013
IIHS launches front crash prevention ratings
Seven midsize vehicles earn top marks under the new test program, which aims to help consumers decide which systems to consider. The ratings program is based on research by HLDI showing that forward collision warning and autobrake systems help drivers avoid front-to-rear crashes.
September 27, 2013
| Status Report, Volume 48, Number 7
Crash tests show why autobrake is important
IIHS conducted two demonstration crash tests at different speeds to show how autobrake can reduce damage even when a crash can't be avoided.
April 25, 2013
Volvo City Safety is reducing crashes
Volvo's low-speed crash avoidance system is helping drivers avoid fender-benders and minor injuries on congested roads.
April 25, 2013
| Status Report, Volume 48, Number 3
Models with forward collision avoidance
Manufacturers are making good progress in adding crash avoidance systems to their fleets to help mitigate frontal crashes.
IIHS to expand Vehicle Research Center
The VRC is undergoing a $30 million expansion to enable IIHS to accommodate a broader test program for crash avoidance systems.
December 20, 2012
| Status Report, Volume 47, Number 10
Volvo owners like crash avoidance features
Owners of Volvos with advanced crash avoidance features find the systems useful, and the vast majority would want the technology again, an IIHS survey shows.
July 3, 2012
Crash avoidance features cut insurance claims
Early evidence that advanced crash avoidance technologies are cutting crashes in the real world comes from a study of insurance claims. Forward collision avoidance systems, particularly those that brake autonomously, and adaptive headlights show the biggest crash reductions in HLDI's analysis.
June 20, 2012
Newly insured riders benefit from ABS
Antilock brakes cut crashes for motorcyclists of all abilities, but new riders seem to benefit the most, an analysis of insurance claims shows.
January 24, 2012
| Status Report, Volume 47, Number 1
Safety features spread slowly
New technologies could cut crashes dramatically, but don't count on them being everywhere tomorrow. HLDI finds it takes about three decades for safety features to spread through the registered vehicle fleet.
September 28, 2011
| Status Report, Volume 46, Number 8
ESC benefits are mounting
A new federal analysis of electronic stability control indicates the technology cuts by a fifth the probability that a vehicle will be in a fatal crash.
July 19, 2011
High-tech system on Volvos is preventing crashes
A HLDI analysis finds that Volvo's City Safety feature prevents about a quarter of the common low-speed crashes that happen in everyday commuter traffic. The study is HLDI's first real-world look at a new crop of advanced crash avoidance technologies.
March 30, 2011
| Status Report, Volume 46, Number 3
Changing vehicles to protect pedestrians
Engineers are adding technology to vehicles to help drivers avoid hitting pedestrians and modifying vehicle designs to soften impacts.
Volvo's pedestrian detection system
Volvo has already brought a pedestrian detection system to the U.S. market. Other automakers are close behind.
June 19, 2010
| Status Report, Volume 45, Number 6
ESC cuts fatal crash risk by one-third
Electronic stability control is one of the most effective technologies for preventing deadly crashes, especially single-vehicle rollovers, a new study confirms.
May 20, 2010
| Status Report, Volume 45, Number 5
Estimates of crash avoidance benefits
Four existing crash avoidance features could prevent 1 of 3 fatal crashes if all vehicles head them.
Technology could prevent truck crashes
Four crash avoidance features could prevent or mitigate 1 of 4 large truck crashes, including 1 of 5 fatal ones.
November 18, 2009
| Status Report, Volume 44, Number 10
Drivers say they like crash avoidance
A new survey shows owners of luxury vehicles are making use of new crash avoidance features and would want them on their next vehicles.
April 17, 2008
| Status Report, Volume 43, Number 3 | Special Issue: crash avoidance features
Potential benefits of high-tech features
A new Institute study estimates potential benefits of five crash avoidance technologies, finding that forward collision warning and lane departure warning hold the most promise.
New features' success depends on drivers
How drivers respond to new crash avoidance technologies will help determine how well they work to reduce crashes.
December 19, 2006
| Status Report, Volume 41, Number 10
Government should require ESC quickly
The Institute supports a federal plan to require ESC in passenger vehicles but urges faster adoption than the government has proposed.
June 13, 2006
Stability control could prevent a third of fatal crashes
An extension of antilock brake technology, electronic stability control is designed to help drivers retain control of their vehicles during high-speed maneuvers or on slippery roads. Previous research found it significantly reduces the risk of fatal single-vehicle crashes. Now researchers have found that the technology reduces the risk of fatal multiple-vehicle crashes by 32 percent.
September 28, 2005
| Status Report, Volume 40, Number 8
ESC reduces some insurance losses
Electronic stability control lowers insurance losses for damage to the insured vehicle but has little effect on losses for damage to other people's vehicles or for injuries.
January 3, 2005
| Status Report, Volume 40, Number 1
ESC cuts fatalities, study shows
Equipping cars and SUVs with electronic stability control can reduce fatal single-vehicle crashes by more than half, a new Institute study shows.
October 28, 2004
Electronic stability control reduces fatal crash risk
About half of the 28,000 fatal passenger vehicle crashes that occur each year involve a single vehicle. Equipping cars and SUVs with electronic stability control can reduce the risk of involvement in these crashes by more than 50 percent, a new study finds. The effect on all single-vehicle crashes, fatal and nonfatal, is about 40 percent.
December 10, 1996
Antilocks on cars don't reduce fatal crashes
Cars with antilock brakes are more likely than cars without them to be in crashes fatal to their own occupants. In particular, antilock cars are more likely to be in fatal single-vehicle crashes. These are the findings of a new IIHS study comparing the fatal crash experience of cars with antilocks and otherwise identical models with regular brakes.
December 7, 1996
| Status Report, Volume 31, Number 10
Antilock brakes increase fatal single-vehicle crashes
May 6, 1995
| Status Report, Volume 30, Number 4
Daytime running lights reduce crashes involving two vehicles
February 25, 1995
| Status Report, Volume 30, Number 2
Antllock brakes aren't reducing crashes or crash costs
©1996-2015, Insurance Institute for Highway Safety, Highway Loss Data Institute | www.iihs.org
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American Economic Journal: Microeconomics
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AEJ: Micro, 4 (1), "Observational Learning and Demand for Search Goods," Kenneth Hendricks, Alan Sorensen and Thomas Wiseman
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HutchVision Ltd.'s Star TV is embarking on a major expansion.The Hong Kong-based satellite-delivered programmer is opening eight new offices throughout Asia and expanding four existing ones. According to HutchVision president Julian Mounter, the new offices will be in Tokyo; Dubai; the Chinese cities of Chengdu, Shanghai, Guanghou and Beijing; and Calcutta and Bangalore, India. The offices will handle advertising sales, subscription, program acquisition, new business development and government relations. "Star TV has achieved enormous success in building its distribution access in Asia and the Middle East," said Mounter. Mounter also announced four new redistribution deals. In Malaysia, Star TV will broadcast current national channels. In Thailand, the company will provide channels for one of two nationwide franchises. In Egypt, channels will be allocated to the only nationwide network and in China, channels for the three cable systems will be added, plus subscription channels, as they come available. A redistribution agreement is expected to be signed with Sri Lanka soon. The announcements come just days after HutchVision signed a deal with Hong Kong's Wharf Cable Ltd. to be the exclusive provider of non-Chinese-language international channels on the Wharf system (Daily Variety, June 8).
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Originally posted by Trying Times
I read a few pages and well, had had enough....
...Muslims/Americans need to unite a realise our true common enemy is not each other but the people ordering the wars and creating false enemies.
If you don't know what I'm talking about then you need to WAKE THE F*** UP!!!
Originally posted by Mobius1974
Muzzle I normally respect your opinion and thoughts.. I have lost a lot of respect for you!!! You are better than this...
All truth passes through three stages. First, it is ridiculed. Second, it is violently opposed. Third, it is accepted as being self-evident. — Arthur Schopenhauer, German philosopher (1788 – 1860)
And pro-murder is not the truth. It is the lie.
The truth is pro-love and pro-forgiveness. Peace and justice are truth.
War is based on the lies.
reply to post by Mobius1974
What land and or resources have we gained from Iraq or Afghanistan?
Originally posted by Mobius1974
reply to post by muzzleflash
Excuse me... Give yourself a reach around and pull your head out of your arse.. I did NOT U2U you... Know what you say and say what you know..
Originally posted by Mobius1974
reply to post by DeReK DaRkLy
Derek I am asking out of complete ignorance...
What land and or resources have we gained from Iraq or Afghanistan? Please be specific.
Originally posted by nagabonar
reply to post by Mobius1974
Billions of dollar revenue for military contracts to keep the economy going and enrich a few on top? New oil contracts in Iraq? the pipeline which gets finally build via Afghanistan from central Asia to Pakistan? the zillion tons of rare mineral deposits found in Afghanistan? Encircling Iran with Allies now?
Read ATS (TONS of threads about it) or just google it, or do I really need to put references?