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It's an interesting idea. You could make one up at home even (cept CF is like $40/yd last place I went). You'd probably need an AL end caps or something, otherwise it'd be bashed to shit real quick.
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Which size? You can get up to a couple kilos in one package! Bagels and Nutella. English Muffins and Nutella Mmmmm Nutella
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Alpinist #2 has a 14 pg interview with Doninni. If your going to get one of the mags, get Alpinist.
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Banana or bagel w/penaut butter & honey Actually palatable energy food.
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Very cool! I was wondering if someone would. I'd be careful about posting a copy of the pics here. I believe climbing the falls is technically illegal. Grrr.....
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The 2 sports have decidely different rthyms and rewards.
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Ah, but the strawberries! That's, that's where I had 'em.
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In the not so distant past, skiing was a part of mountaineering. At least Anderl Heckmair claims so. Besides, it'll speed up the approaches and descents.
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Foam helmets can absorb just as much impact - ask a road bicyclist whose used one. The problem with foam helmets is they are disposable. Once it's absorbed an impact it's pretty much done - suck to have to bring a spare helmet on a climb.
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I was ignoring you. I don't pay attention to remembering retarded posts from 18 months ago. A sample size of 1 is not a usefully large sample. Now my patagonia lightweight gloves where the finger seam has blown out 3 times, same place, that's a sample.
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Gee, another cracked rant. Yehaa. I have 3 pairs of Cloudveil gloves. They all rock, they are all durable. As for Cloudveil's "roots" they've always been a virtual company based in Jackson Hole, sort of.
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Buy the biggest memory card you can afford. 256MB are cheap now ($60 or so). 512Mb is the way to go though - buy enough memory so you don't have to bring along a spare.
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A nasty feeling under the arch of your foot? Depending on which boots you have, you may want to investigate the support the shell gives your liner/footbed. On my lasers it seemed there was arch support in the shell (i.e. the surface the liner/sits on was not flat), so when a supportive footbed was installed the arch ended up being to high. Pressure point. I ended up keeping the stock footbeds in, and after a bit of use they now are super comfy.
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I'm assuming you mean at the higher zoom powers (i.e. longer focal lengths)? Not shooting slower than 1/focal lenght w/o a tripod. The other thing to consider is most zoom lenses, particularly lower cost, particularly wide range (i.e 5x, 10x)get to be pretty poor quality.
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No insoles? Boots without insoles are mammoth uncomfortable in my experience. Absolutely no support. And since I have fairly low volume feet, they slosh around, which sucks.
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What's interesting is that O'neill came out on the "Bush doesn't have a clue" side versus the party line "Bush is in charge, he makes all the choices" And that the he brought along a couple thousand pages of notes to back it up. Of course he probably fabricated all these to match his opinions
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555's weigh about as much as Diamirs. Diamirs are easier to get into, have a toe release, and all around are much more like an alpine binder. True step in convenience.
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I was a good yuppie and bought the bag to fit my Tikka after losing 2 lenses in the pack (they'd pop off and get lost). The Tikka Plus fits as well in the Pochette as the Tikka did. Tikka Plus has more light.
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Start with Finnegan's Wake.
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I think Sratch n' Sniff might help you on that one Layton.
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Get the Tyson Bradley guidebook. Or hell just look at Andrews website http://www.pawprince.com he's got all the beta you'd need.
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I dunno. I kind of like the larger format guidebooks. Sure you can't through them in a pack, but I normally photocopy the routes of interest and leave the rest of the book in the pack.
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Good - because I never said that. In fact in my previous post, that you don't seem to be able to read, I said literacy was a slight positive, and genocide a massive negative (slight != massive) (slight <<<< massive) Getting so enflamed over a 20 year old oral story with no documentation (and if the Soviets did anything well, it was beauracracy) is stupid.
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Scott- Oral histories, particularly family related, are often incomplete, and slightly distorted. The stories usually distort over time. I'm not denying that her father disapeared - millions did. Stories such as hers are withing the realm of truth. Chill out man.
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JayB- Hundreds if not thousands of jews were killed in the pogrom of October 18, 1905 alone. The government of the tsar is just as culpable for these deaths. I find and average of 40 prisoners a year - thats one every 9 days, a bit low for 19th century Russia (Serfdom was in effect for 1/2 of that time period!) I don't dismiss random executions as 2-bit, they are disturbing and disgusting. I dismiss 2nd hand ancedotes that are over 20 years old as 2-bit.
