text: Bose® Free Space® 51 environmental speakers Zoom Front Cutaway diagram Front In a garden Poolside sound Speaker on deck Photos Videos Item #: 018FS51 Review Summary 19 people say In Stock Free Crutchfield lifetime tech support Free Shipping Your price $449.99 pair Add to cart + Add to wishlist Email me alerts for this product Buy this item and earn up to 450 Rewards points See more offers and ways to save Special Financing Available x By buying this product you'll earn up to 450 Rewards points. When you sign up for a Crutchfield account, you'll be enrolled in Crutchfield Rewards. You'll earn one point for every dollar you spend on gear from us. You can turn your points into Rewards Cards that you can use toward future purchases. You can sign up for an account now, or after you complete your purchase (you'll get credit for the points either way). Sign up for a Crutchfield account Overview Details Staff Reviews Customer Reviews Q&A Articles & Videos Accessories Our take on the Bose® Free Space® 51 environmental speakers by Julie Govan Outdoor speakers let you move the party outside Outdoor speakers are built tough -- they laugh at wind, rain and weather. Tuck a pair under your eaves and they'll pump out the tunes to keep everybody smiling and swaying at your next cookout or pool party. We also have some "rock" speakers that blend seamlessly into your landscaped lawn or garden. The Free Space® 51 environmental speakers are yet another example of Bose®'s commitment to making great sound possible just about anywhere. They're perfect for placement in a garden or backyard, so you can enjoy your favorite music outdoors. And you don't have to worry about placing the speakers in a protected spot constructed of ultra-durable green plastic, these sturdy speakers are ready to handle the toughest weather and sound good doing it. Bose's innovative radial design lets each speaker disperse sound in a 360º pattern, while protecting the weather-resistant driver no worries about finding the perfect "sweet spot" for listening. Plus, these rugged, flexible speakers can withstand temperature extremes from 158º F to -40º F, and passed the rigorous salt fog test 66% longer than required by the Marine Industry Standard. That means they can handle direct exposure to the elements. They're designed for placement flexibility, too they can be placed on or around decks or patios, secured in-ground, mounted onto hard surfaces, or just left free-standing. And with a 5-year warranty, expect years of expansive outdoor music. Got wire? Most speakers don't include any. Learn more about in-wall wiring at the Crutchfield Learning Center. Shop our selection of in-wall speaker wire. Read our hands-on review of the Bose® Free Space® 51 environmental speakers. Details: bass-reflex downward-firing 4-1/2" environmental full-range driver recommended power 10-100 watts with receivers rated from 4-8 ohms base flanges with mounting holes for easy installation three wire grooves in base permit stable footing and a tidy appearance textured green enclosure 14-1/2" base diameter; 14-7/8"H withstands loads of up to 350 lbs. warranty: 5 years Priced per pair See more info on this item Hands-on research from the Crutchfield Labs (what are the Labs?) Features and specs chart | What's in the box? | In-depth notes Features and Specs Enclosure Bass Reflex Tweeter Type --- Midrange Size --- Woofer Size 4-1/2 Woofer Composition Polymer fiber Woofer Surround Treated cloth Power Range (watts) 10-100 Sensitivity --- Impedance (ohms) 8 Frequency Response --- Connector Type Tinned wire Height (inches) 14-7/8 Width (inches) 14-1/2 Depth (inches) 14-1/2 Weight (pounds) 12 Mounting Bracket Included No Parts Warranty 5 Years Labor Warranty 5 Years Product Research What's in the box? Download owner's manual 2 Free Space 51 outdoor speakers 4 Wire nuts Owner's Guide Bose Product Registration and Warranty Information "Our Commitment to You" letter Bose website information sheet Our Product Research Team At Crutchfield, you'll get detailed, accurate information that's hard to find elsewhere. That's because we have our own in-house Product Research team — they open the box, verify contents, check the owner's manual, and record dimensions, features and specs. We stay on top of new products and technologies to help people make informed choices. Driver Technology Enclosure Design Connections Mounting Options Driver Technology Downward-firing 4-1/2" Full-range Drivers: Each woofer cone combines a pulp and plastic mixture with waterproofing agents for high-quality sound reproduction that is resistant to the type of deterioration often caused by extreme conditions. Because the drivers are downward-firing, they are further protected from the elements to help deliver high fidelity, long-lasting sound. Each woofer uses a treated cloth surround. Radial Design: The Free Space 51 speakers offer exceptionally broad, even coverage thanks to a radial design that enables 360-degree sound dispersion. Enclosure Design Environmentally Tested: While all Bose speakers are thoroughly tested, the extreme demands placed on outdoor speakers require an even more rigorous evaluation. Bose engineers re-create extreme environmental conditions, like exposure to sunlight, rain, heat, ice, even corrosive salt and fog. They also simulate years of exposure to these conditions to ensure that these speakers can deliver reliable, long-lasting performance. Green Speaker Enclosures: The speaker enclosures blend in with backyard greenery. Centrally Located Ports: The centrally located port on each enclosure enhances low-frequency performance to help preserve the depth and richness of your favorite music outdoors. Domed Port Grilles: Positioned over the centered port, this grille reflects high-frequency tones into the listening area to help deliver clear, consistent performance. Connections Wire Grooves: Wire grooves on the bottom of each speaker enclosure prevent the speaker from rocking on the speaker wire and enables a professional-looking installation on decks, patios and other flat surfaces. Mounting Options Base Flanges with Mounting Holes: The mounting holes in each base flange provide easy, solid and secure installation on hard surfaces or in the ground. In-ground Installation: Each speaker can be buried up to 7-1/4" in the ground. With the speakers buried, 7-5/8" of each enclosure will remain above ground. Product reviews from the Crutchfield Labs (what are the Labs?) Bose® Free Space® 51 environmental speakers Bose® Free Space® 51 environmental speakers by Ralph Graves Ralph Graves discovers Bose® Free Space® 51 environmental speakers can provide great outdoor sound for the great outdoors. Review this product Submit a review and then enter to win a $500 rewards card Bose® Free Space® 51 environmental speakers Reviews Average Customer Review: 19 people say: Review this product: Thanks for taking the time to share your experiences about this product. Please be sure to focus your comments on the product itself. Read our Review Guidelines for more information. Review title * Email Your email won't be visible. Please use the email address that is associated with your order. Display name (e.g., JohnD) Your review will be signed using the display name and location * Your location (e.g., Charlottesville, VA) * Your rating Click on a star to rate the overall product on a scale of 1-5 1500 characters left * Your review Attach a YouTube Review Crutchfield Video Review Guidelines Only submit videos that you made or are authorized to use. Do not submit videos that contain music, video or visuals that are copyrighted and belong to someone else. Please see our Review Guidelines for more information. Submit the URL of your YouTube™ video review or product demonstration. e.g., "http://www.youtube.com/v/o79TWHh598U" 500 characters left Pros 500 characters left Cons * Agree to Terms By checking this box you agree your review becomes the property of Crutchfield, that you are over 18 years of age, that you own or have owned this product, and that you are located within the United States or its territories. Please see our Review Guidelines for more information. We reserve the right (but are not obligated to) review all submissions and edit or remove any review in any manner which we deem necessary. Your review should be posted within seven days. Filter by rating: 5 Star: (0) 4 Star: (0) 3 Star: (0) 2 Star: (0) 1 Star: (0) 5 out of 5 As good as all the reviews suggest Written By Ken, CT on Thursday, September 04, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Toiled over a variety of outdoor speaker options for around pool area (As context, we already had 2 speakers in an adjacent ourdoor porch ceiling that required being turned up really loud to hear around the pool... i.e., if you turned it up so you could hear around the pool, it would be unpleasantly loud if you sat on the porch). Poured through reviews of various rock-shaped speakers and others that could be mounted on the fence and though many had good reviews, nothing stood out as a clear winner. I had passed by seeing these Bose 51's many times not realizing that a large part of the speaker sits in the ground. Once I finally read the spec's and then the glowing reviews, I knew these would be it (and also knowing general Bose quality). You can tell a good review from a "wow these are life changing" reviews and there seemed to be a lot of the "wow" type on this speaker--too many for it to be a bias. Spot on, these are amazing speakers. The omni-directional aspect - wow! I run them off a Marantz SR7005 off zone 3 which gives 125 watts per channel--but I have further split zone 3 using a Aton DLA4 speaker selector (distributes to 4 sets of speakers - 2 pairs outdoor and 2 pairs in 2 garages... these things are great at redistributing the power and giving volume panels/adjustments where needed). So even where this power is split a bit, it is plenty to drive these and sound great! Nice full sound. Some degree of bass (Not the same as if you had a sub but pretty good. Pros: Omnidirectional sound, sound quality, look good when put behind some ornamental grass, guests are also impressed with sound Cons: None that I have found yet Was this review helpful? Yes | No 4 out of 5 Bose free space 51 Review Written By michael d., Austin, TX on Saturday, July 26, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Easy to set up and they sound great! I'm really enjoying them. I love my Crutchfield Team!! Pros: Quick set up. Great crisp sound. Cons: Wish they came in different colors. Was this review helpful? Yes | No 4 out of 5 Bose 51 Speakers Written By JL, Corona, CA on Wednesday, July 02, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Wired four Bose 51 speakers to Russound X75 amplifier. Speakers are spaced 40 ft apart around our backyard pool area. . Set up left right left right. No matter where you are, the sound is great. No over bearing disturbing the neighbors. You can still have conversations with nice backroung music Pros: Easy to setup, can bury part way in your planters. 1 out of 1 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 4 out of 5 Good outdoor speaker Written By RickG, CT on Sunday, August 25, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Speakers have good quality sound, seem to be constructed well. Pros: Sound. Sold as a pair. Cons: The drain hole on the bottom does not appear to be large enough as the speaker does get water inside after rain. There is nothing obstructing the drain hole as the speakers were placed over stone as recommended. Hoping this doesn't cause any problems. 2 out of 3 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 Bose® Free Space® 51 environmental speakers Written By BrandonK, Ohio on Thursday, August 01, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Put one on either side of my patio (buried) and they bathe the entire area in sound. Great quality. Pros: Rich sound, easy install Cons: A little weak with the base but I don't push them that hard. 2 out of 3 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 Bose Free Space 51 Speakers Written By Mercury, NY, NY on Wednesday, July 17, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I needed outdoor speakers that could cover a large area. I tried wall-mount outdoor speakers and they just didn't get the wide dispersion. These speakers are all about 360-degree, wide dispersion which was just what I needed. Sound great and true 360-degree sound. Pros: Wide, disperse, high quality sound. Cons: A little inefficient. My 50-watt Sonos is just barely powerful enough. I would go with a bigger amp than 50 watts. 3 out of 3 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 Bose 51 Written By Bose lover, Georgia on Friday, May 24, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I am a Bose's lover. I think Bose make the best speakers on the market for indoors. Well, the Bose 51 are the best speakers for the outdoors. Their 360 degree directional sound design is incredible. You will not believe your ears when you crank up the speakers. Very clear sound. I am thinking about buying another pair of the Bose 51 instead of installing my old Bose 151 that are just straight directional. Again, the 360 degree directional sound design is INCREDIBLE! Pros: Great Sound. Cons: None. Very easy to install in the ground. 2 out of 3 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 4 out of 5 Bose Free Space 51 Written By rickrolled6336, Collierville, TN on Wednesday, January 23, 2013 I heard these speakers in an outdoor mall in Collierville, TN and they sounded wonderful! Great overall sound. Crisp, clear, clean sound. Pros: Rich overall sound. Cons: These don't give off body shaking bass. 2 out of 2 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 Awesome Speakers Written By BobC, St. Louis Greater Area on Wednesday, July 11, 2012 These speakers are tremendous. Sound quality, including base, is extremely good. Volume without distortion is also extremely good. No problems listening to music on my patio area, in the backyard, even down at the dock when the volume is up. For the sake of decent conversation, usually I have these at low volume and they still sound great. My kids have cranked them a few times without any dire consequences too. I compared several brands and models and these came out on top. Mainly because of their range when played at a reasonable volume, but also because of their unobtrusive installation. I put these speakers in the landscaping area surrounding my rear patio more than 3 years ago. They were installed to the manufacturers suggested depth and are hooked up to my older (and I might say "very fine") Kenwood receiver which in turn is hooked up to a computer (both indoors). I control iTunes through a dedicated laptop, that I don't use anymore, right from my comfy chair on my patio. For those having problems, I'd suggest you look hard at your installation and what you are using to drive the speakers. Pros: Nicely blend into the landscape, no hanging speakers on the house or posts with exposed wires. Also no fake looking rocks (that don't sound that great anyway). Good quality sound that is omnidirectional. Cons: None to speak of 9 out of 9 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 1 out of 5 does not handle bass or volume Written By Duane, cincinnati, OHIO on Monday, February 13, 2012 The Bose Free Space 51 , do not live up to the Bose name . They do not handle bass levels very well .And I've also had to return them a couple of times . I don't reccommend them for large areas .Invest your money on something else. I purchase them for my back yard pool area . Not happy at all. 12 out of 17 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 Deck Party in a box Written By Busychild, Chesapeake, VA on Wednesday, June 08, 2011 I set these up in my back yard oasis. I followed the MFG recommendations and I have them buried in the rose garden by the house with about 5/8" of the base showing. I have them powered with a HCA-1000A that is zoned from an URC-1 processor. I think that they sound very good for out door speakers. With the 360 degree disperse pattern you can walk any where in the back yard and hear them. Clearly. They have good full range and for single driver, they also have notable high end. The over all sound is smooth and colorful. They will be easy to listen to all day long in your oasis with out getting listener fatigue. If you are considering these, please note that they are a lot larger than they look in the pictures. Once installed in the ground they do blend in quite nicely. My wife and kids think they sound great too. I had considered several other speakers and I ended up going with these based on several other reviewers notes. My wife and I did a lot of research prior to putting the out side zone together. Over all I am very happy with the sound of these speakers and Crutchfield is a name you can trust. I am very glad I spent the money on this particular set of out door speakers. 9 out of 9 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 Spend the money! Written By Arthur, Columbia, S.C. on Monday, March 16, 2009 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) These speakers give a very well distributed, balanced full range sound that just seems to float in the air. The first time I heard them play was several years ago at Newport Beach, Ca. in a tank of water. They drained out the water, immediately cranked the power to them from an Onkyo amplifier, and everyone in the store came over to see what we were listening to. I have wanted them ever since but refused to spend the money. I finally broke down and made the purchase. Even my wife who normally says "it must be a guy thing, they all sound about the same to me" was impressed with the quality of the sound. We spend a lot of time outside and recommend these speakers to anyone who enjoys listening to music. They sound great at low and high volumes. I currently have them connected to a multi zone system with 50 watts of power going to them and normally have them playing betwen half and two-thirds volume. They will play considerably louder but you do not need it. My neighbor on the other side of the pond has no problem hearing the music! If you want good clean sound without having to blast out the speakers these are for you. If you want to blast out the sound these are still the speakers to get (they will take up to 100 watts of power). 13 out of 13 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 4 out of 5 High quality, good sound Written By milesm, Salt Lake City, UT on Sunday, September 07, 2008 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) This is the second set of Free Space ® 51 speakers that I have purchased. I don't believe there is a comparable speaker on the market. The first pair has been in place for more than 4 years and perform just as well today as they did when I buried them. The sound produced is somewhat subdued which is both good and bad -- great for parties and relaxation. With their relatively compact size, they do not produce DEEP base well. To qualify that, however, they are far superior to any wall- or ceiling-mounted speaker. Reproduction of sound is accurate without being harsh. When buried, they blend well in any landscape. I have chosen to have them somewhat surrounded by plantings to keep them from being a focal point. With such a placement, people cannot determine where the sound is coming from, which is what I had wanted. Overall, I would highly recommend the Bose® Free Space® 51 Outdoor speakers to anyone looking for an outdoor. They produce very pleasing sound that is not brash. With the in-ground mounting near walls and plantings, the sound does not carry as much to neighborhood homes and I have never had any complaints about noise -- even though I will play them at high levels in the daytime and early evenings. Relatively high price (they are Bose®, after all, and are rarely discounted) is, in my opinion, justified by the sound and flexibility of placement. 9 out of 12 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 Bose® Free Space® 51 environmental speakers Written By Steve, West Sayville, NY on Thursday, August 14, 2008 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I just built a new deck (650 Sq. Ft.) and permanently mounted these speakers to the deck floor on the far outsdie corners. Amazing sound for such a small speaker. I upset one neighbor with the now loud music and frequent deck parties. I never had anything outside before, but now that I do, the tunes are blasting all the time I'm outside. I also purchased an Onkyo receiver (TX-8522, XM ready) and Onkyo i-pod dock which pushes these speakers to the recommended 100 watts each producing the best sound. The only other thing I need to complete this ultimate outdoor sound system is the XM Mini tuner package. I highly recommend these speakers over the other Bose 151 and 251 Series outdoor loud speakers. 7 out of 7 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 Excellent Sound for around pool Written By TONY, Arkansas on Tuesday, August 12, 2008 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I put these speakers beside my pool and was completely blown away. We have an outdoor mall locally that uses these speakers in the flower bed so I had an idea of what I was getting before I purchased these. The sound is rich and carries VERY well. I've got one on each side of the deep end of the pool and when your on the Diving board it just surrounds you with rich sound. They are also easy to hide or just leave out in the open and they still look fine. If a multimillion dollar mall thinks they are the best, the'll do for my back yard. :P 6 out of 6 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 Bose Free Space 51: Great Sound Written By Larry, Austin, Tx on Saturday, April 12, 2008 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Best speaker purchase I have made in some time. Very smooth refined audio. First Bose ever purchased. I will definitely buy Bose again! These Bose Free Space 51's are excellent outdoor speakers. I installed them by the pool and the sound is fantastic. My neighbors will be complaining soon! Regarding Crutchfield, their Customer Service Dept. really did a super job with shipping me "replacement speakers" in three days turn around. One of the Bose was damaged in shipment. No questions, no hassel, they just shipped out the replacement and I shipped back the original. Simple, Done! Great service... 7 out of 8 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 Great 360ø sound and practically hidden from view Written By Matthew, CT on Tuesday, January 01, 2008 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I put these in the ground last summer and used them nearly every night for the remaining summer/fall evenings. The sound is great and the speakers are practically hidden from view. They create great atmosphere when hosting firepit parties on the patio. I've noticed our guests stay longer when there is music playing (that could be a negative though!). We'll see how the construction/materials hold up over the winter(s) but so far so great. 6 out of 6 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 2 out of 5 Not for Volume or Bass Written By Aggiegator, Pensacola, FL on Tuesday, June 05, 2007 I have been running my 51s for a couple of years now. At low volume levels they sound nice, but their bass is very limited and I have found that they begin to distort at very low volume levels. I am running 100 watts RMS to them through a Sony ES receiver, so the source should not be the problem. I recently bought a pair of the Mirage Omni 6s from Crutchfield to support the overworked 51s and mounted them under my cover lanai with the Bose out in the landscaping. The Mirages are far superior in music reproduction and their capability to handle the higher volume needed for a large space. This does create a problem though as my 51s begin to distort terribly... long before the Mirages even seem to be working hard. I almost am lead to think that something may be wrong with my 51s after reading the other review. 21 out of 29 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 An unbelievable set of outdoor speakers Written By Mark, Washington, NJ on Monday, May 22, 2006 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I placed these speakers about 30 feet away from each other and burried them as recommended in the manual. The directions did suggest placing them closer to one another but 30 feet was as close as I could get due to the size of my patio. The sound is simply amazing!! I have an Onkyo TX-SR803 powering the speakers and the sound has far exceeded my expectations. Considering the speakers only have 4 1/2 inch drivers, the bass is incredible. There are absolutely no down sides to these speakers after a month of HEAVY use. The price seemed a little high when I made the purchase but after listening to the speakers for a few weeks they seem like a great bargain. Buy these speakers. 124 out of 134 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 1 question already asked Hi, I am planning to put Bose 51s around our pool. The pool is 16' by 40'. Do you think a pair of these would be enough or should I purchase 4? Please share your experience. Thank you. [ Alper Jul 17, 2014 ] 11 answers My house in az has a cement brick privacy fence like all homes here. We have two around our pool and it is tear dropped shaped. About 14 by 40. Two speakers is enough for us but they are up against the wall I mentioned. That helps keep the sound in the area. That said we never turn it up past 40 percent volume. I think u will be just fine with two. [ BRIAN Jul 20, 2014 ] I have a 16 X 36 pool and installed two of these in the garden area that runs along the far side of the pool (long side). They are spaced right about 30 feet apart from each other and about 12 feet away from the edge of the pool. They provide plenty of sound for the pool, and surrounding areas. I would consider 4 only if I were worried about achieving a more perfect stereophonic sound. Not a fault of the speakers, but the large distances they are separated and where you intend to sit relative to that placement. But hey, it's a pool area, right? Two will provide plenty for ambient sound and can easily annoy your neighbors if you want to crank them a bit. [ MARK Jul 19, 2014 ] Two should be fine. I have a pool 20x40, and a 2000 sqft lawn next to it. I'm using 4 of them. Enjoy [ ZHIGANG Jul 19, 2014 ] 2 is plenty. [ JOE M Jul 19, 2014 ] They are fantastic! I have high end outdoor speakers on my porch but the bose are just as good. I have 4 throughout my back yard allowing sound to be heard wherever I am. I have had the first pair since 2010 and I have nothing negative to say. I also get constant positive comments which have led to neighbors and friends installing them as well. You will enjoy them for years. [ PAUL T Jul 19, 2014 ] If you are only installing the Bose speakers and no other surface mount speakers than yes get four (two pair), But if you are supplementing them with a surface mount then two (one pair) is more than enough. [ TIM Jul 19, 2014 ] A pair is plenty. The sound is amazing. [ STEVEN Jul 19, 2014 ] 2 speakers will be plenty. Many of the upscale outdoor malls in my area use these very speakers. It was at these malls that I first became aware of the Bose 51s. I just completed a large hard landscape of my backyard patio and these speakers are nothing short of amazing. They sound professional at low and louder levels. Thru experimentation I found that 34 feet seems to be the optimum maxiimum distance to place them apart from one another. At that distance you never have a dead area of sound, it continues flawlessly from one speaker to the other. [ MICHELLE R Jul 19, 2014 ] Hello Alper, I have a 20' x 40' pool and have 6 speakers total, 3 on each side of the pool (deep end, middle, and shallow end). Four of the six are rock speakers (also purchased from Crutchfield). All of the speakers combined provide outstanding surround sound, and by having extra speakers, you don't have to play music too loud in order to hear it from all areas of your yard. You may want to try 2 of the Bose 51s first, maybe placing them on each side of the pool and towards the middle. As far as the performance of the speaker, I am very pleased with my purchase and highly recommend the Bose 51s environmental speakers. The sound is incredible. I hope this helps. - Best regards, Jeff [ JEFF Jul 19, 2014 ] The two we installed around our pool can be heard 400 feet away. Love them!!! [ KURT J Jul 19, 2014 ] I forwarded your question to an Advisor and they responded with the following: I'm sure going with two of them would be ok, but if you are after more volume and overall output for a space of that size I would recommend going with 4. If you would like to discuss further you can contact an Advisor directly by phone (1-800-324-9695) or online chat. [ Krissy Staff Jul 19, 2014 ] Add accessories for the Bose® Free Space® 51 environmental speakers Add Accessories UL-listed speaker wire is designed to be run through walls and is building code compliant. See all categories & accessories UL-listed speaker wire is designed to be run through walls and is building code compliant. In-wall Speaker Wire Set the volume level in your remote location without going back and forth from indoors to outdoors. In-wall Volume Controls Add power protection to your outdoor speakers and volume controls. Power Protection AudioQuest FLX-14/2 14-Gauge 2-Conductor In-Wall Speaker Cable UL-approved for in-wall use; direct-burial rated (125 feet) 51 people say Your Price: $129.99 Add to Cart AudioQuest FLX-14/4 14-Gauge 4-Conductor In-Wall Speaker Cable UL-approved for in-wall use; direct-burial rated (125 feet) Options 125 feet-$219.99 250 feet-$439.99 UL-approved for in-wall use; direct-burial rated (125 feet) UL-approved for in-wall use; direct-burial rated (250 feet) 2 people say Your Price: $219.99 Add to Cart AudioQuest FLX-16/2 16-Gauge 2-Conductor In-Wall Speaker Cable UL-approved for in-wall use; direct-burial rated (125 feet) 28 people say Your Price: $99.99 Add to Cart AudioQuest FLX-16/4 16-Gauge 4-Conductor In-Wall Speaker Cable UL-approved for in-wall use; direct-burial rated (125 feet) 7 people say Your Price: $159.99 Add to Cart Russound WALTX-2 Weatherproof stereo volume control with impedance magnification Your Price: $134.99 Add to Cart Panamax MOD-SPKP Add-on protection module for outdoor speakers and control lines Your Price: $54.99 Add to Cart Why choose SquareTrade? 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For a more in-depth review and enhanced detailed information on the Bose® Free Space® 51 environmental speakers, please visit the Crutchfield website product page (/ISEO-rccbcspd/p_018FS51/Bose-Free-Space-51-environmental-speakers.html ). × Front Cutaway diagram Front In a garden Poolside sound Speaker on deck Searches related to the Bose® Free Space® 51 environmental speakers Bose Bose Outdoor Speakers Outdoor Speakers under $500 Bose® Free Space® 51 environmental speakers reviews Bose® Free Space® 51 environmental speakers vs Polk Audio Atrium4 Bose® Free Space® 51 environmental speakers vs Definitive Technology AW 6500 Bose® Free Space® 51 environmental speakers vs Klipsch AW-525 Bose® Free Space® 51 environmental speakers vs Polk Audio Atrium6


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I am starting this thread as inspired by Sage's comment quoted below. From this thread. You don't need to read it but if your wondering where all this started thats where.
Sage:Excellent post.
I think another worthwhile project would be to gather all of the premises from which libertarianism follows and represent them in an argument tree/flow chart. This would be a great heuristic device, because it would show exactly how libertarian conclusions follow from our premises.
I think another worthwhile project would be to gather all of the premises from which libertarianism follows and represent them in an argument tree/flow chart. This would be a great heuristic device, because it would show exactly how libertarian conclusions follow from our premises.
In addition to another project we are working on here, I'd also like to set something up like this.
I am currently thinking of a pie like chart covering 3 topics.
Economics \\ Philosophy \\ History
Each Pie peice in their respective sections will carry the details of that section. Each detail will have a relational trace leading back to other related details. The end result will show how each peice is intertwined and important but also how certian peices directly relate to others.
For example in the Economics section there will be a box or pic-art called Business Cycle Theory. That box may have a line connecting to History's "The Great Depression" or the Depression of 2007 or whatever.
Effects of Taxation may be in the economics section and it may link to other Austrian Economic details. Taxation may also link to NAP, and NAP would like to the definition of Property. Since aggression cannot be defined without a clear definition of property, this is why IP advocates have such a hard time.
There are literally hundreds of topics and not all Austrian topics will possibly fit inside our chart. I'd like to make it poster sized. The more relevant or more important topics or details will be larger boxes or pic-arts over less important boxes. Foundational Topics especially need to be bigger, but they can then trace off to smaller more detailed topics.
Someone should literally be able to trace their finger from topic to topic and see how everything is relational. It shows how our beliefs are not made on a whim but on possibly the most comprehensive consistent moral and ethical construct mankind has ever known.
I will be the first to admit that I am not anywhere remotely well read as many here on the mises forums and History is especially my weak spot. So I will create a draft and post it here. The draft will be small but just tell me what topics to add, how relevant they are (Determine their size) and what their relationships will be. I hope to have a draft posted tonight or tomorrow.
Grandoise Vision
If we do a good job I'd like to have a professional go back over the chart and polish it up. They can add relevant pictures for each topic and make it look real good. Ultimately I think it would be an awesome idea for a poster that could be for sell at the mises store.
Even if that goal is not obtainable the project could render a seriously useful utility for many of us here as Sage has pointed out.
On a side note I need some advise for another project here.
Shoot I forgot to add. I would really like to have a huge digital version of this chart. Each topic will have a link pointing to a specific Wiki page. The Wiki page will have pages relevant to each topic, and a list of literature pertaining to that topic.
For example, the Economic Calculation Topic will have a hyperlink to an Economic Calculation Wiki managed by us, the page will
Just a concept. I put this up in a few minutes. Obviously the final poster will be much bigger with possibly hundreds of more topics. I'll also want to use better visual representations of each topic if possible.
Click the link for a bigger picture.
Red topics are negative ones showing topics we would not approve of. They connect to positive green topics which show our critique's against them. It helps us contrast others from us.
It's obviously lacking in History and Philosophy. Feel free to give me more topics. As I add more the picture will get larger. I'll have to make smaller topics so you all will have to use original poster size to see everything. Eventually I'll start changing out Topic ovals for actual pictures of stuff more representative.
Perhaps History isn't a good third section, but "Application" instead? A section siting real world examples, whether present or historical.
Perhaps History isn't a good third section, but "Application" instead? A section siting real world examples, whether present or historical.
"For Rothbard, as for his mentor Ludwig von Mises, one could not hope to understand current political problems without a grasp of history, one could not understand history without knowing economic theory, one could not understand economic theory without investigating such philosophical matters as epistemological apriorism and the nature of agency, and so on." Link.
It all connects.
Right on, I'll keep it as History. Got any Topics/relations you want to add? Just list em out and I can add them!
Right on, I'll keep it as History. Got any Topics/relations you want to add? Just list em out and I can add them!
Perhaps you could make a point, uh, of... what am I trying to say... Statism is helped along by "court intellectuals" and old timey philosophers from way back when. Connecting that, someone, to history?
You observe, but you do not see.
Justin Laws:Perhaps you could make a point, uh, of... what am I trying to say... Statism is helped along by "court intellectuals" and old timey philosophers from way back when. Connecting that, someone, to history?
I think I get where your going. Pretend I am extremely ignorant. Can you give me anything more concrete? Anything and everything related to our beliefs can be put in here but I need specific points and their relations. I have some more in my head I'll be adding tonight.
I think he is reffering to things like this:
In the U.S. the most extreme and thoroughgoing instances of domestic interventionism occurred during the two World Wars of the twentieth century. It was therefore no surprise that the movement to professionalize American economics, which began in the 1880's, experienced quantum leaps during these war crises. For when the State goes to war it needs professional expertise to plan and direct the massive mobilization of the resources it requires. This translates into a cornucopia of lucrative and prestigious jobs for economic experts and specialists in the bureaus and advisory boards of the political planning apparatus that centrally directs the war economy.
Where there is no property there is no justice; a proposition as certain as any demonstration in Euclid
Fools! not to see that what they madly desire would be a calamity to them as no hands but their own could bring
I need more input!
More philosophy, and history please. Going to add some stuff today.
Specific topics please and relations of other topics.
I move for the "monopoly on force" concept to have a central position - maybe even somehow configure it into an overarching organizational scheme for the elements already there.
Why anarchy fails
If I understand where you are aiming with this these might be decent topic suggestions:-Libertarian Heritage; history (possibly on the border with philosophy), green, big, related to private property, laissez-faire, Socialism and Fascism-Examples of Private Supply of Law (medieval Ireland, medieval Iceland, Somalia); history, green, medium (or split apart and each given a small topic?)-Libertarian Class Analysis; political philosophy, green, important, related to private property, taxation, capitalismBTW , maybe make a tender split (a slightly different shade, but no border line) between Philosophy (more theorethical, ethics) and Political Philosophy (more practical, the myth of national defense etc) and between history (examples relating to war and law and civil liberties) and economic history (examples like the Great Depression, the German Economic Miracle, the Asian Tigers, the failure of central planning in the USSR)?
I'm liking this idea lot.It would really simplify libertarianism and/or austrianism to have this as a tool. I will try to see what i can create . Well done on the ideas and things people have created so far.
I don't really want to comment or read anything here.I have near zero in common with many of you.I may return periodically when there's something you need to know.
Near Mutualist/Libertarian Socialist.
I seem to have adopted too many projects at once. If you want I'd be happy to share the visio file with you.
Conza88:It all connects.
Cantor's multiple levels of infinity :)
I dunno guys this is getting carried away very quickly! It's starting to look more spaghetti like. How could I re-format it to improve it's readability? Perhaps I shouldn't have too many sub-topics and just stick to the foundational stuff. Also my history and philosophy sections are still week but judging by how big this is it's going to get difficult to add more and keep it easily understandable.


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Caps Ridge Trail, Link Trail, Castle Trail to summit, Caps Ridge back down to car (loop hike).
Total miles: just under 7, exact count later.
There are no pictures for this trip report. There would have been, but the Link Trail ate my camera. I'll explain later.
We got into Campton very late last night, since Hugh had to work at MIT later than usual. Therefore, I did not get to bed until 1am, and I got up at 5am, so I was running on 4 hours of broken sleep.
Got to the trailhead by 6:30. Started off, having had no breakfast or coffee, and on very little sleep. The first 1.1 miles were easy and as I remember from the first time around. A few moderate pitches, mostly easy, good footing. However, it took me a while to get into it, having had little sleep and no coffee.
Came to the Link Trail, and I decided to take it and then summit using the Castle Trail.
The White Mountain book describes this trail as being heavily eroded, with difficult footing.
That would be a huge understatement!!! Though this trail did not ascend or descend much (it's a connector path between ascending/descending trails), it was overgrown and BADLY eroded. I mean VERY badly. Countless times I put my hiking poles on what looked like solid ground, only to have that bit of trail fall away beneath my feet and go sliding down the mountain. Trees were overturned everywhere, and I had to climb over many root systems. I'd step on boulders (with trail blazes on them) and they'd go toppling over and off the path. There were animal dens everywhere around and underneath the trail. I'm sure I walked on the ceiling of a hundred animal homes today. The path itself was narrow, and tree branches grew over the middle. I gave up avoiding spider webs and leaves after the first half mile and just accepted that I'd come off this trail covered with all kinds of stuff, from head to toe.
Then...after around 1.5 miles of this godforsaken path...my camera slipped off my backpack strap and fell to the ground. Then it slid into an animal den, under a tree root system. Arg!
I put my pack down, got out my headlamp, and shined it down into the dirt tunnel. I could see the camera, it was WAY down there. The hole was only big enough for my arm to reach through, not my shoulder. I tried a hiking pole. Nope, didn't reach. I overextended a hiking pole. Still a negative. I taped two hiking poles together, end to end, and then tried to fish it out. I could reach the camera, but I could not catch it to bring it up the shaft. The dirt walls were too loose, the camera just kept slipping back downward after I brought it up a bit. I took out my cord and tried creating a slipknot, but I couldn't get it around the camera. I lay on the ground with my arm sticking in the hole for almost an hour, trying everything I could think of to get the damn thing out. I could see it plainly, but in the end I just could not retrieve the thing.
Finally, I realized that I had been lucky thus far -- no animal had come through one of the other tunnels of that hole to bite me for being so intrusive...and I bade a very sad, fond farewell to my little camera. I put a very small strip of blaze orange tape on one of the upturned roots over the hole. The hole is maybe .1 miles from the intersection with the Castle Trail. If anyone happens to be going along that path in the foreseeable future and can fish the thing out, I'd be eternally grateful. However, I understand it's most likely gone for good. Pooh.
Now royally pissed off, frustrated, and covered in dirt from lying on the ground for so long, I continued along the Link Trail and found the Castle Trail intersection. I went up up up on the Castle Trail. This trail was lovely! I climbed over each of the Castles (large, tall outcrops of rocks that look like...well, castles). Views into ravine systems and valleys, the feeling of walking in the sky, etc. It was lovely. However, the whole time I was ticked that I couldn't take pictures.
After much hard work and a fair bit of rock scrambling, I came to the summit cone of Jefferson. Lots of rock-hopping, and I was at the top.
Met up with a fellow named Andrew. He's a member of a local hiking group near Boston. We'd made contact yesterday -- he was planning on doing Adams and then Jefferson, and he wanted to know if anyone wanted to join him. I had told him I'd perhaps see him on Jefferson. I was amazed he was there. I thought my hour of camera-fishing would have cost me our meeting. However, turns out he had just gotten there. He's a nice fellow, and I hope to see him on future hikes soon.
We ate together, then he started heading back toward Adams, and I headed down the Caps Ridge Trail. There had been a bit of fog and very slight drizzle that morning, but overall the views were good, and getting better by the hour.
While climbing down the middle Cap, I looked to my right and saw -- the most beautiful, vivid rainbow I have ever seen. The top of it was beneath the second Cap, and it extended from the side of Jefferson over toward Adams. It was so bright and clear, it seemed as though my girls had drawn it with their oil pastels. There was a second, much fainter rainbow above the main one. It was spectacular. I sat there and took it all in. I was simultaneously breathless at the beauty of it and supremely annoyed at not being able to take a picture.
Came down from the Caps and made short work of the easy bit of trail in the trees.
Got back to the car and found out Hugh had called 5 times. I was late in getting back from the hike and he was worried. I explained what had happened with the camera. As I spoke with him, I heard the girls in the background. Sage was upset, having thought I had died (!), and Alex was angry at me for having gone on a hike without her. This, of course, after she had said she did not want to hike this weekend. We had spoken about this extensively yesterday -- she knew it might rain, so she wanted to wait. She knew I was going to a mountain we had already done. But still, she ended up being angry that I went without her. Tonight she keeps asking me if we can go together tomorrow (we can't, we have plans as a family together). Times like this reinforce that she's doing all this hiking for the love of it, not for me. The two times I have hiked here without her (when she's said she didn't want to go), I've gotten royal 5-year-old attitude upon my return.
So, an interesting day. A good hike -- it kicked my bootie, I am so NOT in shape. Weather turned out fine, hooray! Now no more hikes for a couple of weeks. And I must get a new camera.


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Kokoro & Moi
The fantastic design duo that is Kokoro & Moi have updated. Great work.
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Hotel branding can so often be a dowdy affair, as if the design nods to the temporary nature of the building's inhabitants – something to move on from, rather than to dwell on. So it's wonderful to see a brave, opulent new identity for the Connaught in London's Mayfair, designed by The Partners around a stunning new artwork by Kristjana S Williams which now hangs in the hotel.
I was surprised to learn that Amsterdam's HOAX studio don't seem to have been on the site before, and faced with their wide-ranging portfolio it was a challenge to focus in on a narrative that made sense. Founders Bram Buijs, Sven Gerhardt and Steven van der Kaaij joined forces based on their "shared love for typography, material and experimentation" and this passion for fresh creative thinking runs throughout their work.
Creating a cohesive identity for a design conference might not seem like such a tall order, but the reality of producing flyers, bags, programmes and that all-important logo mark for an international event isn't as simple as you might think. For starters there's an abundance of conferences out there, each with it's own unique look and feel, so creating visuals that present a point of difference will always pose a challenge; secondly how on earth do you make a talks timetable look exciting?
Boasting PVC-clad bottoms, surreal jazz photography and beautifully-rendered risograph prints of basketball hoops, Shabazz Projects' homepage certainly offers a well-curated and striking experience. The LA-based publishing platform was founded by Hassan Rahim and Brian Okarski, releasing art, photography and design-focused books and objects, all with a run of 200 or fewer editions. Stand-out pieces include the Various Basketball Hoops risographs, which put a whimsical spin on these often weary-looking monoliths; and Eric Wrenn and Antje Peters' Jazz photographs, which place instruments against a dramatic plume of smoke. Hassan and Brian say their aim is to "provoke and surprise," and from the images on their site alone, they're certainly not letting themselves down.
Many a blue-sky-thinker and envelope-pusher has been extolling the virtues of meditation and mindfulness to pseudo-spiritually swell their business jargon lately. So it's refreshing when a beautifully branded, creatively-minded product emerges that promises to offer that lucrative "pause from modern life."
If all the magazines and small publications that used the internet as their subject matter were dumped on your head it'd be curtains for you – there's bloody loads of them. Some, like Offscreen, deal with the people that make digital culture happen and try to bring these unsung heroes out from behind their screens into the RGB limelight, others, like French publication Nichons – Nous Dans l'Internet (Tits – We In The Internet) are more conceptually-minded, analysing and assessing the social and cultural phenomena brought about by the ubiquity of technology.
Setting up a design studio and changing your name to a cool pseudonym is a good two-fingers-up to life on the quiet side. Parisian designer Julien Ducourthial decided to make this leap, and now overseas The Jazzist, offering bold, fluoro design work "serving in fields of graphic design, illustration and art direction in digital & printed media." When Julien emailed us he told us he was inspired by 8-bit imagery and cartoons, which gave us an immediate inkling that we were going to like his work. Anyone looking to commission a great French designer any time soon? Julien is your man.
We haven't featured Oslo-based studio Heydays on the site for a while but a quick check-in with their portfolio shows they're still producing top-quality work for an eclectic range of clients. Nöra is a design house based between London and São Paulo which among other things supplied the seats for the World Cup stadia in Brazil. Heydays wanted a look and feel that felt "sophisticated with a stylish twist." The pointillist type treatment pulls this off neatly and there's some impressive animated elements you can see below as well. Keep up the great work team Heydays!
When it comes to a trendy commission, a restaurant in east London that serves everything on the bone is right up there. Credit is due then to Burgess Studio, whose identity for the eatery doesn't take itself too seriously. Built around a nice typographic wordmark and the simple idea of making the all-important bone into a smile, the look and feel rolls out seamlessly across everything from bags to cups, menus to the website. It's simple, it's striking and it steers well clear of some kind of terrible hipster overload, all of which is to be very much commended.
It's been a while since we last checked in with Stockholm-based Bedow studio but there's a host of new work to enjoy over on their site as ever. I was particularly drawn to their ongoing collaboration with Essem Design, "a Swedish manufacturer of artisanal hallway interiors." Bedow used a refreshingly straightforward way in to what might seem like rather a niche product, building an identity around the Swedish words for "hello" and "goodbye" – the utterances most commonly heard in a hallway.
Producing graphic collateral for one of the world's largest international contemporary art fairs is a brief that would have some graphic design studios quaking in their boots, but when London-based Studio Frith was approached by Frieze Art Fair they accepted with relish.
"Churn out" always sounds like a derisive expression when referring to exceptional creative work, but the prolific nature of some studios means it's the only one I like to use use to conjure up the relentless mechanical precision with which these studios proceed – and I definitely don't mean it derisively. And so to Praline, the products of whose churning we're here to admire.
For graphic design types, the opportunity to run wild with a printer's various techniques is pretty much the dream brief, and Mexican agency Anagrama have well and truly lived that dream. They were one of seven agencies studios invited to create a notebook with Imprimerie du Marais, and they were given free rein to experiment with effects like hot foil stamping, microembossing, silk screening and sewn binding.


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Gaara Rehabilitated
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Gaara Rehabilitated
Naruto-Arena forces you to select 3 characters when you start a new game. This page gives you an overview of all characters available in the Naruto-Arena game. Not only can you view each character's skills, you can also discuss the characters by posting comments.
Gaara Rehabilitated
After his fateful encounter with Naruto, Gaara has left behind his murderous ways. He has become even more skilled with using sand since Naruto last saw him too.Requirement to unlock: Mission: The Redemption of Gaara
Quicksand Waterfall
All enemies are hit by a wave of sand dealing 10 piercing damage. Desert Imperial Funeral may be used on affected enemies the following turn. During this time the affected enemies cannot reduce damage or become invulnerable.
Cooldown: 2
Chakra required:
Classes: Physical, Ranged, Instant
Desert Imperial Funeral
Gaara Rehabilitated uses an oversized version of Desert Funeral to crush one enemy. That enemy loses all destructible defense and then takes 50 damage. Requires Quicksand Waterfall on the target.
Cooldown: None
Chakra required:
Classes: Physical, Instant, Ranged
Sand Mastery
Using sand to both defend and attack, Gaara Rehabilitated deals 15 damage to one enemy and gains 75% damage reduction for 3 turns.
Cooldown: 2
Chakra required:
Classes: Physical, Action, Unique, Ranged
Shield of Shukaku
This skill makes Gaara Rehabilitated invulnerable for 1 turn.
Cooldown: 4
Chakra required:
Classes: Physical, Instant, Unique
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AFI Celebrates the 50th Anniversary of TO KILL A MOCKINGBIRD at the White House
On April 5 2012, President Obama hosted a screening of TO KILL A MOCKINGBIRD at the White House in commemoration of the film's 50th anniversary, a timely date that marked the late Gregory Peck's 96th birthday. The screening was a wonderful and quite meaningful homecoming for AFI, as the Institute was created in the White House Rose Garden in 1965, when President Lyndon B. Johnson set a national mandate to "bring together leading artists of the film industry, outstanding educators and young men and women who wish to pursue the art form as their life's work."
Gregory Peck had a long association with the American Film Institute, serving as Founding Chair of the AFI Board of Trustees from 1967 to 1969, and receiving the AFI Life Achievement Award – the highest honor for a career in film – in 1989. TO KILL A MOCKINGBIRD ranks 25th on AFI's 100 Years…100 Movies list of greatest American films, and AFI named Atticus Finch the greatest hero in the history of American film when it announced it's AFI's 100 Years…100 Heroes and Villains list in 2003.
This video is featured on the home page of AFI's Website.
Guests of the screening included local students from Washington-Lee High School, Mary Badham Wilt, the actress who played Scout, and Veronique Peck, widow of Gregory Peck. The President also acknowledged the American Film Institute for their commitment to the fine arts and NBC Universal and USA Network for their efforts to commemorate this important film.


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It's like this, we say, Governors, Senators and House divided Reps, repeat after us, and we'll invest in your political future — even if your heritage is Jim Crow DeMint-ed — we'll pad salary and position from C Street House to Wall Street penthouse, from the Carolinas to Dakotas.
You'll live like we few, dining on unimaginable sums of wealth, grinding farm bills into red clay, plowing under those who count on eating, while eating what we count.
Using your blood, sweat and tears, we became Citizens United, now expanding into The Blob consuming nations, leaving you only fumes of hope for trading up and out of assembly lines of shops with customers pledging buy Made in America!
Monday-Friday we pull you back in and make past prologue before 4pm bell. We, the granite walled cream of the crop, remap the world into profit centers, and like maggots gnaw at national creeds.
We bait and switch SOPA Bill resistance, through Congressional House infighting to Presidential Fast Tracking, and just like New Deal, Medicare and Justice for all, we Cruz by, seeding anti-communion blame game as the new Civics.
And still our boy Shutdown Ted, ends every sentence with Obamacre. Slyly smiling that McCarthy re-run, he pumps the memories of seniors and veterans, with an oily hand shake slipping memory of his betrayal into protective oblivion, until The Winter of Our Shutdown II.
We developed the Cruz line to trade off your gray matter, banking on the gray areas created by media, pharmaceuticals, fast chemical food and gray smoking cancer sticks. Secret gray haired men run your world, pulling Wikipedia strings and bending government regs, so corporate profit rules, rule.
Hunger concerns are for the increasing masses of poor we create. As we sip away the night, eating money, our inherited in-house delicacy, we dream of dessert: Koch Heritage Foundation puppeteers washing you down with Nestlé's privatized water.
Pièce de résistance, releasing the herd to wave flags of yore and signs of venom rising again. Hosting the bought and sold, we neglect most, and from the shadows, hold these truths to be self-evident: Without transparency, we imbibe government from governing — the changing of the guard so subtle, until Bush/Cheney — the governed scarcely noticed.
Except for Rand Paul, Tea and other Conservatives are not stupid, just malleable into simplistic corporate anti-government agenda. Stupid, is Scout leaders destroying a rock formation millions of years old and posting it.
It's not personal. It's just the monetary message in a bottle from our Global Tribunal of Corporate Lawyers flushing system of Middle Class. Besides, inciting dysfunction over health care without caring about American health is, profitable.
If trading in tea leaves, tea stains our bottom line, we the pompous parasitic piranha, pump the puppets to popover to Pennsylvania Ave waving prepped props for photographers, like pitiful pawns preempting Palin's prompted pugilistic pablum.
As for The Hawaiian with affordable health care in his Left hand and in his Right, TPP Fast Tracked, we say it's just the cost of doing business.
Alas, until you've learned lessons from our past, yours is not to reason why, but to obese and die, and leave the running of the world to those who trade your national sovereignty for their international breakfast of charlatans: Trans-Pacific Partnership – The gods of the Universe!
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Just a warning for anyone planning on heading up to the summit or attempting to. Starting thursday into the weekend, there are going to be white out or near white out conditions and wind chills that well I would say be down to near -35 or so. anyone want to help me out on this one?
any ideas what the wind chill could be Thur night or Friday morning?
Either way just a warning to be properly prepared


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Marsh column: Finding your target heart rate
Here lately, I have had numerous members ask me about heart rate. Where should it be and how high can it go. There is a formula to find that considering your age, but as someone who works out hard, this particular formula does not work as well for me. So, in this column I have included another way to figure out your target heart rate for the athletes among us. The Target Heart Rate (THR) is the heart rate your workout should reach. There is a minimum and a maximum — the numbers in between is your THR.
To challenge your heart and lungs, and get the ultimate results, you actually have to work your heart and lungs. By keeping your heart rate below your target heart rate, you really won't see the cardiovascular workout benefits and/or weight loss as when you would be working within your target heart rate. I will be giving the first formula, so get out your calculators or piece of paper.
Take 220 and deduct your age, which gives you your maximum heart rate (MHR). You don't want to exercise on your MHR. You might get there when a bear chases you.
For example, 220- 58 (age) = 162 MHR. Target heart rate falls between 55/60 percent and 90 percent of your MHR. Fifty-five percent if you have never exercised before and have some health challenges (obesity, heart problems, sometimes even pregnancy). So, let's find out the THR for this 58 year old with no health problems.
Take 162 and multiply this number with .60, which is 97.2 (round it down to 97).
Now, take 162 and multiply this with .90 which is 145.8 (round up to 146). Typically, the max for most people is about 80/85 percent. The THR for this 58 year old is between 97 (=60 percent) and 146 (=90 percent) heart beats per minute (BPM). If this 58 year old is below 97 BPM he/she is not working hard enough. Above 146 BPM he/she is working too hard. People ask me what a good percentage is for them. That really is up to the individual. I was happy to read that studies now show that people who are in great cardiovascular shape have a different formula. When I use the "normal" formula, my target heart rate is way too low for how I perceive my workout (will get into that in a bit). For people who are in excellent condition, you can use the following formula (as mentioned in Runners World) — 200 minus half of your age is your maximum heart rate. Take the needed percentages you want to train in. It works a whole lot better for me and my training schedule.
Even with the correct heart rate, I like to combine the THR with perceived exertion (What and how do you feel when you exercise?). You don't have to take your heart rate to know if you are working hard. Barely keeping up with your breathing is working too hard. Being able to hold a full conversation is working too little. Especially those on medication that controls their heart rate — you have to follow your perceived exertion (as lots of medications lower the heart rate). Of course, you want to check with your doctor to make sure a new exercise program is good for you and if your doctor recommends a certain percentage for your THR. I have never met a doctor who says it isn't, but you might have some important limitations.
So, find your target heart for your age, be in tune with your body by feeling how hard you are working and enjoy yourselves.


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I decided for the first time to take some pictures in RAW rather than JPEG. However, now I cannot open them at all!
Camera is a Canon 600D.
Canon's DPP software comes up with an error saying I need a resolution of 1024x768 or more. My computer is set to 1920x1080. So no idea here.
I have tried Photoshop (I amn using Elements 6) but that just says that the file is in the wrong format!
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