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People said the same thing when Reagan ran up the deficit... It seems like we paid the whole thing off, and it sure didn't hurt that much. Looking for lighting to strike twice are we?

A "supershow" in Portland on November 6 at the Roseland no less

I've seen keychains that are "WiFi finders" for $15 at Fry's. You can buy a card for $20-$30. Or I could stand I your backyard for free.

People have been charged in Canada with "theft of telecommunications service" for pirating WiFi. I'd bet charges in the US will happen sooner rather than later.

And because some people don't like routes graded R or X

But there's no WiFi at the Airport And no plans to add it But I didn't know about this one: Spraying at the crag If your in Moab Eddie McStiff's offers free WiFi

native - your links don't work

WTF is your point? Not every piece of available technology has to be used, nor should it. i.e. Goran Kropp, Erden

It's a bit $ but check out the Patagonia Puff jacket - it's packable and has a removable hood you can drag along if you need extra warmth.

I think there's a big problem with dropbears there

I would guess it was faxed by someone the Bureau of Indian Affairs in Toppenish, WA. The BIA location that oversees the tribe. As the plan was presented to the tribe the BIA probably knows about. The line heading out of the circle would be the tram to the top of Pikers. Is your theme song now "All we are saying is give Riley a chance" ?

WiFi in a public setting or WiFi at home? Do cellphone/PDA browsers count? Which publication is this article for?

Backboarding & 4 weeks worth of homework.

Robbins used Harding's 125 bolts on the nose (it's what made possible his "Alpine" ascent). Robbins chopped the bolts on Wall of Early Morning light (at least the lower ones). It's safe to say style changed. No one would say this if Harding had a power drill "In the push to the summit, Harding, the Iron Man and iconoclast, drilled 28 bolts in an all-night 14 hour marathon up the route's final obstacle, the overhanging and mostly blank summit headwall. Harding pulled over the summit at 6 a.m. on November 12"

Then when is blows they will refer to it as a "volcanic malfunction." I thought it was so they could involve Homeland Security

I have problems with it when I'm not in good cardio shape (it seems in particular when I don't run often). I also have problems when I'm low on sleep (doesn't take missing much sleep to do me in either). Dehydration doesn't help either. In the past when I've followed the above guidelines (i.e. good cardio shape, rested, hydrated) I don't have problems. When I miss them I end up with bad AMS.

Don't hate the player, hate the system. The system that turned Dave Riley into a megalomaniacal developer?

marylou- The NPS mission is, to quote them: "The National park Service preserves unimpaired the natural and cultural resources and values of the national park system for the enjoyment, education, and inspiration of this and future generations. The Park Service cooperates with partners to extend the benefits of natural and cultural resource conservation and outdoor recreation throughout this country." Access for all is not a part of their charter.

There's stilling logging going on in the Northwest marylou - and W wants to increase the amount done. The Grazing Fees charged to farmers don't begin to cover the costs of managing them or the damage they do to the land. The Forest Service doesn't have to manage these programs profitably why should recreation be any different?

Sawtooth National Recreation Area contains the Sawtooth Wilderness.

Tongass National Forest

Chris- Has RMI ever been limited by the allowed number of man-days? If they currently have no limit have they come close to the limit that will be imposed? Guiding on public land is a priviledge, subject to the publics demand for such a service (and currently they do demand). You seem to act like it's a right.

"This 3419m volcano, flanked by 8 glaciers and situated just 175km from the Pacific coast and its weather systems, had only been climbed 20 years before."

My understanding is Sylvain Saudan skied from the summit--not just the Wyeast face. Did folks prior to Saudan do this as well, or did they just ski the face sans summit? The Saudan descent was very hyped, it'd be interesting to learn if it wasn't a first. Sylvain choppered up to the summit then skiied down. "Wild Snow" attributes the first walk up ski down from the summit to a then teenager from hood river. bill- Do you have any more info Anselme Baud's visit?

That's the distinction someone from marketing would make. The beta "technology" is based, best I can tell, around a patent titled "Ski with a profiled top" (patent 5366234) which describes a ski with a...profiled top because of varying the thickness of the core and an intermediate layer. If you look on Atomics website, their description of the Beta technology matches this patent. I'm no lawyer but the wording seems broad enough to cover the "Torsion Bow Technology" Both Atomic Beta Skis and BD Torsion Bow skis have the same design characteristics (externally) - long ribs with a curving shape. They are made in the same factory. You be the judge.