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Mara Lynn is the most beautiful girl in the world. James Parker is the ordinary boy who discovers her power.
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Seriously, I can't believe this was free!!? Ark's writing is so dark and twisted, but his story telling is so unique and engaging. His words give just the right amount of information and detail, so your imagination can fill in the blanks. The writing itself is so concise that he doesn't need sequels or trilogies to capture and thrill an audience, leaving them wanting more. Ignore the occasional grammar mistakes. You can do it! Because believe me, once the world discovers Jake Vander Ark, all he is going to need is an editor to clean things up. I like to believe that he is too occupied with getting all of his genius down on paper to be bothered by little things such as spelling. But honestly, this book's little description doesn't do the story justice. Just try it out, you won't regret it! And if you do - hey, at least it was free. Oh, and we can't be friends.
And I can't believe this hasn't been turned into a movie. Five stars or any other type of perfect score or rating is a very rare thing from me, probably even unfairly rare but this book deserves every bit of it and more. It's been way too long since I've read a book that had me so engaged and animated in it the whole time and I almost didn't read it in the first place but I am SO glad that I did. It will now forever be on the very, VERY small list of my favorites. The given description on this book not only does absolutely no justice whatsoever to this book but it doesn't even begin to accurately describe even just a fraction of the story. Then again, I don't think any description should. I'm always told that I'm way too hard to impress (although I don't think I'm THAT bad) so when I began to rave about this book, someone who never reads anything due to complete lack of interest for reading at all let alone a novel and to having much difficulty with sitting in one spot and giving too much attention to something that doesn't involve activity, was compelled to see what this book was all about. It's enthralling, maddening, all encompassing, sad, dark, hopeful, depressing, scary, cheery, bright, angering, nostalgic, eye opening, crazy and insane. I could go on but I'd rather you just pick it up and see for yourself. You too will be very happy to have read this book. Please do not pass it up.
Ii can't believe this book was free! Tthis man has an incredible talent, the ability to spin a tale that pulls you in and doesn't let you go. This is the second book I've read by this author and I am again amazed that he is not on a best seller list somewhere. The only thing negative is for some reason the text comes up very small on my reader but that does not deter from the story at all. I can't say it enough, you must read this book!! Every book you read, even tho free is an investment of your time, this one will repay you in spades!!! Kudos!!
Great read. This is my first read from this man and I was definitely not disappointed. He has a way with words that is wonderful! This is a story of first loves and how they follow us forever -- ever present in our memories; however, this boy's first love is a tad more magical than most. Without giving away plot lines, let's just say I loved it. I was very glad I gave it a try. This is a great read for anyone I would say 13-ish and up. It was well edited for a self-published book. I will be looking for more from this man. Thank you Mr. Vander Ark for a great read! Keep plugging away like this and it won't be long! Can't wait to see what else you have in that mind! -- SPeeD
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An interesting story, one that held my attention to the end. With a more thorough edit for spelling, grammar, and homonym mistakes, would have earned another star.
I gave this book a 5 star rating, and here is why... You know the part in Aladdin where the Genie says, "PHEEEEEEEE - NOMEEEEEE - NALLLLLLL COOOOOOOOSMIC POWWWWWWWAHS!" ?? Well that's the only explanation that I could come up with as to how this book was that friggin good. lol He either laced the watering hole with the ceremonial kool-aid, or he was blessed by the gods with a ridiculously amazing talent for writing. I'm thinking both. haha ( I don't give out a five star rating lightly so it must have been hoodoo. lol) I won't lie though, I was beyond hesitant to pick up this book. I dislike stories about pubescent young love. They do nothing for me because I have a hard time relating to the characters and everything seems rather perverse because it's an adult story that comes from the mouths of babes. I have a total disconnect and I just move on. However, a friend of mine read and reviewed the book and was falling all over her blog about it. And while I still had reservations, I scurried over and stalked out the author and decided it would be unfair of me, not to give it a shot. Now I can say that without a doubt, it was the best move I have made so far. Right from the very first page I was intrigued. My fingers had a mind of their own and kept thumbing through the pages to absorb more. It felt as if I honestly couldn't get enough. Not only was I reading this twisted epic re telling of adolescence, but I was IN it. I wasn't in it in the traditional sense, but my whole reality was transformed into this world and I felt like part of it. It's an amazing feat for a writer to accomplish that level of intensity and he pulled it off. I applaud Jake Vander Ark for his abilities and his passion. As I continued on with the book, I thought to myself, "What is it about Mara that makes her so desirable? Why is this girl so significant?". The only answer I could come up with, was that it felt like he was using Mara as a symbol of obsession to convey to the masses that there is always that one person/love that is our Achilles heel. The one we sacrifice everyone and everything for and we are too blinded with tunnel vision to realize how badly it's affecting the world around us. I'm curious to know if when he was writing Mara, if he actually had a 12 yr old girl in mind. She was adolescent in the sense that she had whimsical female traits that are indicative to a young girl, but her mind was this cavernous hole of darkness and deceit. There were no bounds to her manipulation. Talk about chilling! She may have only been 12, but the experiences she had up to that point in her life were abusive and sick and when you experience things like that, you are forced to mature mentally. Your frontal lobe is drenched in steroids and your innocence is left struggling and weak. 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How will warfare change in the next 30 years? Military leaders, and the people they protect, are always trying to figure this out. Theres an easy way to get a good insight on answering this question. Simply go back to 1884 and note the state of warfare and military technology at the time, then advance, 30 years at a time, until you reach 2004. At that point, making an educated guess at what 2004 will be like will like will be, if not easy, at least a lot less daunting..
In 1884, most infantry were using single shot, black powder rifles. The United States did not adopt the newfangled smokeless powder until 1892, a few years after it became widely available. The modern machine-gun had been invented in 1883, but armies did not start adopting for several years. Artillery was still short ranged, not very accurate, and could only fire at targets the crew could see. Horses pulled or carried stuff, and the infantry marched a lot. Communications still relied on the telegraph, a recent invention that had revolutionized, in only forty years, the way commanders could talk to each other over long distances. They could now do it in minutes. This was a big change for warfare. Very big.. At this time telephones were all local, and not portable. Cavalry was still important for scouting, although less useful for charging infantry (a trend that began when infantry got muskets with bayonets two centuries earlier.)
By 1914, 30 years of unprecedented changes had an enormous impact on warfare. This was largely because the industrial revolution had unleashed so much new technology. This is a process that continues, at an increasing rate. By 1914, all the troops had smokeless powder rifles. This made the infantry much more lethal, and made the modern sniper possible. The new rifles (millions of which are still in use) fired faster, more accurately, without a cloud of smoke, and were far more effective than the 1884 models. The modern machine-gun had arrived, and every infantry battalion had a at least a few of them. Artillery was much more accurate, and capable (due to hydraulic recoil systems). Armies were beginning to use trucks to replace horses, a process that would take another four decades to complete. There were aircraft available now, which proved to be the perfect scouts, able to see what distant enemy troops were up to. Now there was a wireless telegraph (radio), which revolutionized naval warfare. No longer were ships out of touch with their governments for long periods. On the ground, armies were now rapidly laying temporary telephone lines in the field. The critical problem with all this is that the major armies had not figured out exactly what to do with all this new technology. This produced years of stalemate and millions of casualties in World War I.
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1974 was, compared to 1944 and 1914, witness to less dramatic change. This was due to one new technology, nuclear weapons (which discouraged wars between the major powers), and the lack of a major war (which always speeded up the development of military technologies.) What had happened by 1974 was that many of the new technologies of 1944 had been perfected, or at least made cheaper and more reliable. There were some new developments. Guided missiles, nuclear weapons, night vision devices, spy satellites, laser range finders and weapons guidance systems, UAVs, remote sensors, ICBMs, SLBMs, composite armor, nuclear submarines, all weather aircraft navigation systems, miniaturized electronics (transistors), heat sensors, and more. Basically, all the neat new stuff from 1944 was now smaller, cheaper, deadlier and more reliable. But the biggest change had not been noted until the 1973 Arab-Israeli war. During that conflict, the speed with which modern weapons and other systems could destroy the enemy, and speed up combat, shocked generals everywhere. At this point, everyone began to ponder the impact of this transformation in the way wars were fought.
In 2004 there were a handful of radical new technologies, like GPS, the Internet, bullet proof body armor, personal (and extremely portable) computers, that transformed warfare more than anyone expected. The 1944 technologies continued to mature, especially when combined with later technologies like miniature computers. The improvements in communications and night vision sensors had made it possible to operate around the clock, and attack with more accuracy and deadly effect. Speed had always been a powerful weapon, but now speed included the ability to quickly move anywhere on the planet and attack with enormous firepower. That was seen with dramatic effect in Afghanistan in late 2001. The maturing technologies of 1994 had become a form of warfare possessing unheard of speed and destructive power.
While a 2004 infantryman would have looked like one from 1914, the changes in weapons and equipment were enormous.
So what does this portend for 2034? Faster and deadlier, for sure. Information war will be more than a buzzword by then, because better sensors and data processing technology will make situational awareness (knowing where you, and your enemy are, knowing it first, and acting on it before the other guy does) more decisive than ever.
If the expected breakthrough in batteries (fuel cells) evolves as reliably and cheaply as expected, the 2030s infantryman will be something of a cyborg. In addition to carrying several computers and sensor systems, he will wear body armor that also provides air conditioning. Satellite communications, of course, and two way video. Exoskeletons are already in the works, and may mature by then. But the big new development will be the continued evolution of robotic weapons. The World War II acoustic torpedo (used by the Germans and the allies, from subs as well as the air) was the first truly robotic weapon. You turned it lose, and it would hunt down its prey and terminate it. There may be a lot of public uproar over land based systems that have sensors, can use them to hunt, and have weapons that can be used without human intervention. But those systems will be easy and cheap to build by 2034, and as soon as one nation builds them, others will have to follow. By 2034, machines will be fighting other machines more often than they will be looking for the stray human on the battlefield.
But there will be other developments that are more difficult to anticipate. In 1884, most of the 1914 technologies were already known in a theoretical sense. Same with the 1944 technologies in 1914, and so on. What is most difficult to predict is exactly how new tech will be employed. There will be imagination and ingenuity involved there, and that sort of thing is, by its very nature, resistant to prediction.
Unless we take out that reactor in Iran, the cruise missile of the future is a muslim with a nuke in his suitcase.
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Yes, the army needs to evolve to respond to terrorists as well as near-peer foes enemies.
A 'networked army' is very vulnerable to terrorists.
I predict that the 1911A1 pistol will be entering its 123rd year of use.
(Yes, I'm a 1911 nut.)
I also think there will be some type of warfare in space also....
The author did not factor in nanotech, which could produce whole range of smart (robotic) weapons in tiny size, the size of small insects. It will also bring in new powerful chemical sensors, in addition to visual, aural(sonars), thermal(infrared), and radio wave(radars) sensors.
In such a world, the citizen soldier will simply provide target practice. Warfare could well be conducted by Renaissance-style mercenary units, condotierri like Executive Outcomes.
As a consequence, the political balance of power will veer sharply back towards the state and state power as amateur resistance to Terminators becomes inconcievable. On a practical level, the military power of the developed world vis a vis even the most powerful developing countries (India, Egypt, Indonesia, Argentina, etc) will become as dominant as it was in the day of the dreadnought and the Maxim gun.
There will be no war in 2034. We will be doing radiactive containment/clean up through much of the mid-east using robotic technology. The EU will be in economic ruins and the Republicans will win back the Whitehouse
F/A-37s, check.
I wonder... will they have Star Furies as well? Or maybe we should content ourselves with some older NX-class starships...
in 2034 we will face a Europe dominated by muslims. While its economy would be hobbled by euro-socialism, it will still be larger than typical muslim strongholds such as Iran and Iraq.
I guess this whole topic breaks down into two separate categories: superpower warfare and low-intensity warfare. The most interesting is the low-intensity warfare because it's topical now and will be then. What I'd like to see in 2034:
1) Directed electromagnetic weapons that can detonate in-place enemy arms. We need to get our eggheads on the stick to develop these weapons. Characterize RPG warheads and exploit their shapes.
2) Laser sniper rifles. Melt the enemy's head, burn off his skin, burn a hole through his head ... I don't care, just put him out of action.
3) Widespread use of remote detection of enemy personnel and their weapons. We need to be able to remotely detect people and whether they are carrying weapons, then tube them.
4) Armed UAV escort aircraft. Ditch the Apache, it's been a disaster in real use. Pour the money into armed UAVs for infantry escort. Fill the sky with them linked to a larger, manned, sensor aircraft. We detect a mortar launch and respond with a Hellfire on the location within seconds.
Yeah, I know, wishful thinking. However, it's way past time that we use our technological advance to help our grunts on the ground. IMHO, it's immoral to *not* do it.
1. Somebody will still have to clean the latrines.
2. Young privates will still think their NCOs fools, who will still think their junior officers fools, who will still think their senior officers fools. They will all be correct.
3. The peacetime armed forces will still be clogged at the top with political climbers and desk jockeys.
4. Chow will be scientifically balanced, perfectly nutritious, filled with vitamins, minerals, and whatever else promotes health in those days, and still taste like reconstituted elephant droppings.
5. Some poor sumbitch is still going to have to grab a shoulder arm and hold ground somewhere he doesn't really want to be.
6. NCOs will still be the backbone of the armed forces and will still tell you so at the drop of a hat.
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We have very little idea what the world will be like in 2034.
What we do know is what it won't be like - it won't be like what we expected in 2004.
You could put money on that.
I'm hoping for particle beam laser direct fire from space to help our grunts.
"Unless we take out that reactor in Iran, the cruise missile of the future is a muslim with a nuke in his suitcase."
U already have one such state( Pakistan ,"frontline" US ally)-which has made strenous efforts to spread the good word of it's Chinese acquired tech to Iran,Syria,North Korea
&oh 2 years ago-they took a Saudi Prince to visit their nuke facilities.
U cannot defeat terror,if u try to separate the wheat from the chaff &as in the case of lunatic Islam -they are one&the same.Everyone know's that America's Arab allies in the middle east(Egypt,UAE,Saudi Arabia,Morocco ) all have more formidable militaries than the Iranians-Iran has never really got state of the art Russian stuff(like the SU-27/30 fighter/strike jets,Yakhont anti ship missile,T-90 tanks)-it's more the second rung stuff(Mig-29 fighers,BMP-2 IFV,T-72)&lots of Chinese stuff.
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The F-15, B-52 will still be in service for sure. Even the Abrams in some form might still be needed on the battlefield.
Oh yeah, and nobody will remember the beretta. pos...
Roger that. Good points all.
I wonder what kind of celebration is planned in 2011 (just seven years away) for the M1911? How much more can the rose be gilded than some of the racy M1911s that are out there now?
In these 30-year jumps, a few were revolutionary, while most were evolutionary. The weapons of WW1 are still respectable, and collectible, in the 21st century. It wouldn't be my first choice, but I know a Springfield or BAR could still get the job done today. We've had evolutionary changes in small arms.
The biggest revolutionary changes come when technology allows enhanced situational awareness at both the tactical and strategic levels. Troops and their commanders then have a better grasp of the situation, and how to exploit it quickly. The telegraph, radio, and now battlefield internet, provided the revolutions that allowed bigger forces to be controlled effectively over larger distances. This had more impact than improved weaponry.
The Army's Blue Force Tracker system, rushed into service for the invasion of Iraq, drew rave reviews from crusty old tankers and mech infantry. Essentially, it broadcast each vehicle's GPS location over a secure wireless net back to data collection systems, which then broadcast everything back to the vehicles, as well as back to the Pentagon. In the old days, the info only went up the chain of command. Now the same info was going down the chain, too.
Even at the platoon level, commanders could get a picture of their own deployment, as well as units around them. They could zoom in or out, just like the SecDef could. Some staff puke could spot something nobody else did, and get someone to take action on it.
What was discovered was that 60% of all radio traffic was "where are you guys?". Now everybody could see each other, and knew that everyone had the same picture. The same God's-eye view was available to the vehicle commander, all the way up to Rumsfield. And they found out there was less micromanagement from higher up the chain, because everyone shared a common "collective intelligence".
Medical advances and body armor have been revolutionized between 1991 and now, but that may just be a lucky spurt of development. Autonomous weapons need more evolution, a revolution can't be anticipated. So the real thing to watch out for in the next 30 years is "situational awareness", which holds the promise of big payoffs, even with current weapons.
How so, please give details [ie supporting data] and not hyperbole.
As if today's military is invulnerable to terrorists.
If John eFing wins in November, it will be stick and stones...
Ok, I will venture a guess. Mass infantry attacks on horseback with kevalar body armor for the horsemen and the horses. All ceramic and plastic weapons and no electronics.
Tatics such as dispatch a calvary unit to a given target by dispersal and regroup on point for the attack, a form of blitzkrieg to the Nth power. Little if any defined lines, civilian slaughter valued for its shock value.
Horsemen without any metallic objects dispersed over a wide area are virtualy impossible to stop with present weapons. You cannot see them well with any modern sensors, anti tank weapons will become smaller and lighter giving the firepower of a tank to an infantry man.
With good electronics you can pinpoint a wrist watch's location from a couple of miles due to its electronic emissions, so nobody can carry detectable junk or they will be auto targeted.
The way past smart bombs is to become-un targetable. The way to do that is to become non emmisive and non detectable. Kevalar not only stops balistic fragments, But also reduces heat emissions.
Horses do not need fuel, they eat bushes, and a herd of horses look like a herd of deer to infra-red sensors.
Yep, things will change, always has, always will.
That is about as strange as I can push it, any other wild ideas out there?
Horse mounted infantry almost never fought mounted.
They show up just fine on thermal sights.
they have a different breed of bacteria in their intestines, which allows them to digest browse, like a deer, instead of needing good quality grass. Simply put, they can live and prosper where a larger horse would starve.
In order to be able to live on forage, the animal has to be raised from weaning to adulthood on rough forage.
Interesting claim, considering that the US Army has been networked for some time now.
Yes, armored infantrymen like Knights of the Crusades and the Enemy is still the same.
Eventually the infantryman will be removed from his armor, the tanker will be removed from his tank, the pilot will be removed from the cockpit and the fighting will be done by human assisted remote controlled computerized robots.
One human life is not worth 100,000 muslim lives.
Agreed. Terrorism and Islam are inseperable. Mohammad, after all, was the original terrorist.
Muslims aren't human?
Herrenvolk bullshit.
That picture just goes to show how inhuman our enemies are, forcing a cutie like that to wear all those baggy concealing cloths. ;)
Well said.
Do you think that modern weapon systems would be in reach of private outfits? Remember the US Arm was looking at a personal weapons that cost $10K a pop... Imagine EO trying to afford a super tank, or the previously mentioned powered armor.
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The archery industry is a relatively small niche market, only $500M wide from Apple Bow Presses to Zebra Bow Strings. So outside of the major bow and arrow manufacturers, the archery market is chocked full of sub-$5M private manufacturing companies who don't eagerly share their sales data.
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Knowing full well that asking a manufacturer for sales data is like asking a weathered mother of five for her age and weight, I decided to call Quality Archery Designs and shake the tree anyway. I explained to the receptionist that our company was writing an interest article on QAD, and was promptly patched-through to QAD's Director of Marketing and Sales, Mr. Kevin Fry.
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While he didn't offer any direct numbers and percentages, I must admit that I found Kevin Fry to be amazingly sincere. Kevin is a man who truly loves and believes in his company and his product line, yet he tempers that with a humble thankfulness - rather than the typical arrogance we encounter at most successful companies. Kevin went on to explain that QAD started as a hopeful, small operation, with little money for advertising. So much of their early marketing was simple word-of-mouth. But as time passed, their product line began to take roots, and over the last five years his company has been blessed by tremendous growth and success.
Kevin also explained that QAD products are designed and produced totally in-house (Madison Heights, VA). They make all of their parts right here in the USA so they can keep their quality high and their jobs at home. Most bowhunters and archery enthusiasts probably don't know this, but MANY of our best-known archery accessory manufacturers are now farming-out their production to China - an issue that has us all greatly concerned. But that's a topic for another article.
So.....talking to Kevin taught me that QAD is a strong and growing company. But it also taught me something else. I'm apparently not much of an investigative reporter. The question I totally forgot to ask was, "Are QAD rests number one in the market?" In my defense, I was a kind of touched by Kevin's sincerity - plus I'm very patriotic so that "jobs at home" thing really got to me. So I was distracted. But next time - he won't get away so easily - I'll give him the full Lou Dobbs press!
OK. So I probably won't. But are QAD Ultra Rests the best selling drop-away rests on the market today? Probably, yes. Sources inside the industry confirm our internal data, QAD clearly commands a lion's share of the drop-away arrow rest market. Perhaps we may never know the exact numbers. But it's pretty clear that something special is happening at Quality Archery Designs, and perhaps it's best to just leave it at that.
But the real question we haven't addressed ... WHY??? What makes the QAD rests better than any other drop-away? Why are they special? What's behind the success? Our Gear Review Board takes a closer look at that in a moment. But I suspect the answer has something to do with butter & cream.
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The QAD Ultra Rests are by far the best-selling drop-away rests in our shop, and they're one of the more common upgrade requests on packages that don't already come equipped with one. Feedback from our customers indicates why: no fletching damage, simple installation, relatively foolproof operation, and virtually no operational failures -- out of the thousands of QADs we've sold in my time at Hunter's Friend, I've seen exactly one come back due to product failure. The price doesn't hurt, either: the base model, the QAD Ultra Rest Hunter is under FIFTY BUCKS. So the QAD Ultra Rest Hunter is among the least-expensive drop-away rests in our shop.
A customer from New England wanted to shoot right helical feathers without giving up the containment feature of his capture rest. Thanks to the QAD Hunter, he's now doing that. One hunter from Colorado, who was just getting started in archery, opted for a QAD because he wanted to shoot a drop-away from the beginning of his time in archery; when he called back a few months later to order more arrows, he said the QAD Ultra Rest was one of the best things about his bow. A gentleman from the Southwest told me about the novel way in which a QAD Hunter has turned him into a better bowhunter: Since he put one on his girlfriend's bow, she now outshoots him up to 40 yards -- and she has turned that improved accuracy into greater success in the field, putting more meat in the freezer. Now, he's putting in more practice time to catch up to her!
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back to its pre-cocked position.)
Perspective from an Experienced
Arrow rests have come a long way over the last couple decades. The road from a piece of feather glued above the shelf to today's high-speed drop-away designs has been a long one. Year after year companies and archery enthusiasts have worked hard to raise the bar on arrow flight, versatility, and ease of tuning. In this reviewer's opinion a few years ago one such company called Quality Archery Designs really hit the nail on the head.
Installation really is a snap. You start by installing the felt on the launcher and containment bar then bolting the rest on the bow nice and square. On the Hunter model, you adjust the "Drum" portion of the arrow rest until the launcher arm is straight up and down in the fully raised position and doesn't quite touch the shelf in the lowered position. Next raise the rest and roughly square up your arrow a touch nock high and centered in windage. Install your string loop and/or nocking point, saving the act of doing a final tight crimp for post-tuning.
Now you have the choice of either putting the bow in a press and running the QAD activation cord between the bundles of the down cable to serve-in later, or using the included string clamp. Next draw the bow and see where you're at. The tail is long so you'll probably need to pull it through a good bit more to get the rest all the way up. Keep pulling it through and re-checking, a little bit at a time, until your rest is all the way up at full draw. Now you can either finalize the clamping and trim the tail or serve the activation cord in. Pull down your paper for tuning and proceed as normal, reading the hole and adjusting accordingly. That's really all there is to it!
The simplicity and ease of using the QAD Ultra Rest doesn't stop in the shop either. Once you get ready to shoot just nock an arrow and raise the rest into its locked position via the conveniently located thumb lever. Your arrow is contained in any position, even upside down. If you want to drop your arrow without shooting just give the thumb lever a quick flick and the rest falls away just as if you'd shot. In the event something terrible happens, such as a severed actuation cord, the QAD Hunter will still safely drop away from your arrow without serious consequences - other than noticeably compromised arrow flight. If you're like me and prefer a 4" feather with a slight right helical, or you're tired of wrinkled and damaged vanes, the QAD is just what the doctor ordered.
I've used the QAD Hunter in conditions from fair to icy, in open fields and thick woods, and have yet to experience a failure of any kind with it over thousands of shots. You get robin-hood consistency, deep mountains dependability, all for little as 50 bucks. I haven't had to re-fletch any arrows other than those damaged from shooting at the same spot twice in months! QAD Rest get a big thumbs up.
Matt Stambaugh
Criticisms from the Crowd
If you scan the forums and chat boards, you'll be sure to find the classic criticism of drop-away rests. No matter the brand or model, some amateur bowyers seem intent on claiming that their drop-away arrow rests don't drop fast enough. While this conclusion is almost always completely wrong, we understand why this common amateur misdiagnosis exists.
When you fire your bow, the launcher of a drop-away arrow rest should move out of the way before the fletchings arrive, so the arrow leaves the bow with zero fletching contact. Easy enough! So once you bolt-on your new drop-away arrow rest, all your fletching contact issues should be gone - instantly and forever, right? Wrong! It's not quite that simple.
First, you must realize that a drop-away arrow rest doesn't solve issues
with improper tuning, incorrect arrow spines, excessive cam lean, poor
cam synchronization & nock travel, or inadequate cable clearances - nor will a
drop-away arrow rest correct glitches in your shooting form, such as
heavy hand torque. If your bow setup has
unresolved technical issues that exist before the installation of your
new drop-away arrow rest, those issues will still exist
after your drop-away arrow
rest is installed - resulting in
poor arrow flight and fletching clearance issues . The drop-away arrow rest doesn't
cure a poorly functioning bow setup.
A Better Idea
The engineers at QAD listened to the shooting public and delivered with no shortcuts. From the affordable QAD Ultra Rest Hunter to the Pro-Series HD model in full camo, the QAD series drop-away arrow rests allow shooters to enjoy the total arrow containment and shoot any fletching configuration they desire. The QAD drop-aways are easy to use, extremely consistent, and above all else, reliable.
Matt Stambaugh
If you're looking for the benefits of a drop-away rest but not quite ready to abandon the security of your trusty capture rest, the QAD Ultra-Rest might be just what you're looking for. Quality Archery Designs has taken the best features of drop-away rests -- less arrow-to-rest contact, increased arrow speeds, elimination of fletching contact -- and improved on them all.
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Well I decided to leave behind the Nexus line of devices and go the Samsung Galaxy S5. I looked good and hard at the Nexus 5, but in the end I just couldn't get past the blandness look of it. I really liked my Nexus 4, but after checking out the SGS 5 I was instantly sold on it. I certainly don't like the manufacturer and carrier bloatware on the S5 that's for sure. The S5 is a beautiful ddevice and it is a powerhouse specs wise. I will certainly miss the quick Android OS updates, but that's about it. I tried to appreciate the Nexus 5, but looks wise it is really lacking. The S5 is a very snappy phone and smooth like you wouldn't believe. The display is just gorgeous.... the colors are vibrant. I like that the S5 is IP 67 qualified and the glass is made with Corning Gorilla Glass 3. I would really encourage somebody to check out the S5 if they are looking for a new decice.
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Hope you enjoy. The S5 seems like a great device, although I would be reluctant to give up on on-screen buttons.
The N4 has still a lot of life left in it, and at this point I think it's worth to hold out and wait. There are some potentially great devices coming up soon: the G3 and the Moto X+1, and to some extent the nexus 6 although that one is probably a bit further down the road.
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I suppose I'll have to make this a regular feature since they show no sign of letting up on their disdain for half of the country.
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If only the GOP was fighting as hard to have America succeed as they are to have Obama fail. http://t.co/A4ipVjUQB2 via @examinercom— Erik Larsen (@ErikJLarsen) October 5, 2013
1) As if such a sentiment is unique to the GOP. Only total moonbats limit such to one party.
2) I'm sure the Democrats were "fighting hard" to have America succeed during 2001-2008 instead of "fighting hard" to have George W. Bush fail, right?
3) Regarding #2, Larsen probably considers it moot since he believes the previous president "stole" his two elections.
Next there's genius Dan Slott who "shows off" his elementary civics knowledge:
It's a different story if you replace "limits on Obamacare" w/ "limits on a passed law that was ruled constitutional by the Supreme Court."— Dan Slott (@DanSlott) October 5, 2013
*Sigh* How many such comparisons should we make that are just like the above ... but which Slott would hate? It's like something I read on Twitter yesterday: "Progressives" and the mainstream media call it "obstruction," "extremism," etc. when a Democrat president doesn't get his way with another branch of gov. dominated by the GOP; however, when there's a Republican president who faces a similar situation, then divided government and checks and balances to "diminish" an "imperial" executive are of paramount importance.
And if Slott is implying that just because the SCOTUS deemed the ACA constitutional that it must be passed, then he's a bigger idiot than he's already proven himself to be many times.
Remember, right-leaning comicbook fans: Contemporary comicbook creators piss on your views routinely.
UPDATE: I found where I had seen what I referenced above. It was from Jonah Goldberg:
When the president is a Democrat he needs to rule unimpaired. When hes a Republican, his dictatorial tendencies must be held in check. When liberals want to reinterpret the Constitution by judicial whim or fiat, its proof that the Constitution is living up to its nature as a living, breathing, document. When conservatives actually want to amend the Constitution the only legitimate and constitutional means to change the meaning of the Constitution, I might add it is a horrible affront to the vision of the Founders!Posted by Hube at October 5, 2013 10:39 AM | TrackBack
Love the new headline, Hube. And this should definitely become a regular feature.Posted by: Carl at October 5, 2013 01:14 PM
Plan on keeping both, Carl!Posted by: Hube at October 5, 2013 04:11 PM
Cool. And I just got rid of a Savage Dragon comic had for some reason (might've been Free Comic Book Day 2009, back when I was still buying modern comics). Take that, Larsen, you overrated hack!Posted by: Carl at October 6, 2013 03:47 PM