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The prostate is located an inch and a half from the anus on the front wall (stomach side), below the bladder and in front of the rectum. The size of a silver dollar, the prostate operates as both a muscle and a gland for smooth-sailing ejaculation. As a muscle, the prostate contracts at ejaculation to help expel semen and prevent urine from entering the urethra. As a gland, the prostate adds the protective milky, white fluid for all those sprinting sperm. This prostatic fluid increases the pH balance of a vagina, making it warm and welcoming for the dance of conception, should that be your goal. Those of you with vasectomies, or those thinking of getting one, prostatic fluid still comes out of your penis, even if you tie the tubes to prevent the sperm and seminal fluid from creating unwanted fertilization.
Besides being biologically functional, the prostate also helps prolong sexual pleasure. A man can delay ejaculation by pressing on the prostate — either internally with penetration by finger, toy, or penis, or externally via the perineum (the soft strip of skin between the balls and the butt). External pressure on the perineum can be an asset to sex play; however, it only offers indirect access to the prostate. Direct pleasure requires diving in.
If this is totally new territory, you may be shaking in your sandals right now. That is normal, and you are certainly not alone. But before you discard anal entry as unpleasant or invasive, remember that prostate stimulation triples the intensity of an orgasm and generates a colossal volume of cum upon ejaculation.
If you are gay, or well-versed in tantric sacred sex, you may already be acquainted with the anal region. However, if you are a heterosexual man, prostate pleasure may feel forbidden. For many, this fear stems from the myth that anal play will make you gay. This societal belief is not only homophobic, but also utterly untrue. Sexual orientation is not dictated by the erogenous region from which one derives pleasure.
An anonymous man, who considers himself hopelessly heterosexual, rejoices when he finds a woman courageous enough to engage him in prostate play.
"It's a very different type of pleasure," he says. "The penis gives, the anus receives. As a man, it's awesome to be capable of both — but you have to be secure enough to surrender."
Surrender is an essential ingredient for orgasm, irrelevant of gender or sexual orientation. Upon orgasm, we surrender to our highest potential for pleasure. As a man, adding in the prostate elevates this threshold for sexual satisfaction. As a woman, being in the position of penetrator can feel very powerful and help access a deeper masculine energy. If wearing a strap-on, consider one that has an attached vibrating bullet for clitoral stimulation.
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(If you are interested in my step-bystep guide, The ABCs of Prostate Pleasure, see www.theintimacyinstitute. org/commonIssuesAddressed.html) Jenni Skyler, PhD, is a sex therapist and board-certified sexologist. She runs The Intimacy Institute in Boulder, www. theintimacyinstitute.org.
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The historic settlement of Hurrell-Harring v. NY lawsuit overhauls New York's public defense programs in five counties and lays the foundation for statewide reform of the broken public defense system. The State took responsibility for providing public defense for low-income people for the first time in over 50 years since the Supreme Court held that it is a state obligation. The NYCLU and Schulte Roth & Zabel LLP filed the class-action lawsuit against the State for public defense deficiencies in Onondaga, Ontario, Schuyler, Suffolk, and Washington counties. The settlement plan announced in October 2014 was finalized in March 2015.
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Please consider running for position of Gilman Library trustee
To The Daily Sun,
An open letter to the voters of Alton:
For almost seven years I have had the privilege of serving as a trustee of the Gilman Library here in Alton. I would like voters to know that I have decided not to run for another term, and that in March, voters will have an opportunity to elect a new trustee. This is a time when good people of Alton who love the library need to consider if they, or someone they know, might step forward to run for this position.
It would be wonderful if there were several candidates to choose from. I would encourage anyone who uses and loves our Gilman Library, to consider service to Alton by becoming a candidate for this important elected position. Trustees of the Gilman Library are charged with providing leadership, guidance, maintenance, and support for all aspects of this valuable community resource.
Some of the characteristics which would be welcomed on the board include interests in special programs for teens and young adults, innovative ways to involve volunteers in the library, understanding new developments in technology, and, of course, energy, enthusiasm, and willingness to learn.
In order to become a candidate and have your name on the ballot in March 2015, candidates will have to file with the Town Clerk in January 2015. If you might consider running for the office of Library Trustee, please feel free to call me with your questions, contact another trustee, talk with head librarian Holly Brown, or attend one of our meetings.
Thank you for the honor of serving as Trustee of the Gilman Library.
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'You can keep your health insurance!' Was that a big Tea Party lie?
To The Daily Sun,
Scott Cracraft lets it be known he's a U.S. citizen, a veteran, and a taxpayer. Thank you for your service, Scott. You're one of millions of us.
Now as to Scott's letter naming the Tea Party as some kind of radical, big lie, fascist-like organization I must respectively disagree. Can't remember any "big lies" told by the TP. I do remember "If you like your doctor you can keep your doctor" and "If you like your insurance you can keep your insurance." And how about that the Benghazi murders were not a terrorist attack but a peaceful demonstration that got out of hand triggered by some anti Muslim YouTube video? As for some who questioned Obama's citizenship is it really unreasonable to question an unknown candidate with few credentials, no accomplishments of note and sealed records? I don't think so, and still wonder why he had to seal all his collage stuff if all is on the up and up?
Obama has proven to be a serial liar over the past few years, which gave rise to the Tea Party whose expressed complaint is they want the law and Constitution followed which they deemed Obama and progressives were not, and there is certainly enough circumstantial evidence to leave the question open to argument. Perfectly reasonable in my opinion, as is their concern over the ever-growing national debt. So what exactly is radical about that Scott?
When has the TP attacked the poor; their only complaint is you liberals are creating thousands and thousands more and with jobs scarce allowing hundreds of thousands more unskilled needy aliens into the country. Compassion is one thing, but destroying the middle class and throwing millions of our own citizens into poverty just for political power is criminal, I think. And yes, that is exactly what Democrats are doing.
Gridlock? Well I guess Scott never heard that 300 bills were passed by the House and sent to the Senate where Harry Reid quashed them, never even allowing them to go to committee for debate. Why, because Harry didn't like them. Okay for Harry and Dems to refuse to pass legislation they don't like but not for Repubs? Get real. Congress is not a rubber stamp for any one party or president.
Tea Party violence? When, where? Now that's just plain bull, Scott. Liberals keep bringing up that red herring every so often even though there is no history of any conservative group resorting to violence unlike left wing mobs and thugs. Even now left-wing agitators are responsible for Ferguson burning and mayhem. Just can't stand the rule of law or that all real evidence supports it was just and right.
All told, it appears to me the left will use any excuse, any lie or distortion to steal power then blame anyone or anything else for the harm it does to those they proclaim they are helping.
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Majority of Founders were not traditional Christians, but Deists
To The Daily Sun,
Some recent letters have made inaccurate and misleading claims about the relationship between religion and government in America.
One writer claimed that the government forbids the teaching of creation. Not true. Creationism can be taught in a class about religions. But it cannot be taught in a science class; because it's not science. It's faith. Virgin birth is not included in a biology course for the same reason. The same letter said that schools "indoctrinate" students in the "theory of evolution." I would hope that evolution is taught in a science class. Students deserve a real education, based on 21st Century knowledge, not something stalled in the 18th Century. Evolution is a "theory" only in the same way gravity is a theory. It's tested, and based on facts and evidence. Those who still don't believe in evolution keep company with those who also believe that the earth is 7,000 years old, that the sun and planets revolve around it, and that if you sail too far west of Hawaii you'll fall off the edge of the world.
Another letter argued that some of the fundamentals of our country like the idea of a democratic republic and the rights of citizens are Christian principles. Actually our founding fathers derived them primarily from Enlightenment ideas, which were, among other things, a response to the authoritarianism of Christian kings and clergy throughout Europe. Christians in power opposed concepts like democracy and freedom of conscience and religion. They saw them as dangerous to their rule. A phrase later used to sum up this attitude was "error has no rights." Those supposed errors included separation of church and state, republicanism, and democracy. Ideals like natural rights and the social contract were not found in the prevailing European Christian theories of government. And so-called Christian principles that are found in our government can be found in the writings of all major religions, non-Christian Greek and Roman philosophy, some native American societies and among people who believe in no religion. They aren't exclusive to Christianity.
The basic problem is the ongoing attempt to peddle the claim that American is a "Christian nation." But the only mention of religion in the Constitution is in Article VI, which prohibits any religious test for holding office, and in the 1st Amendment, which prohibits Congress from passing any "law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting its free exercise..." The Constitution is a "Godless" document by design, and the writers deliberately left the word "God" out of it. They did not believe that America should be a Christian nation governed by the Bible. They believed strongly in the separation of church and state, knowing — given their knowledge of history — that mixing religion and government was a recipe for disaster. Jefferson wrote that "our civil rights have no dependence on our religious opinion, any more than our opinions in physics or geometry."
The "Christian nation" argument is also based on the overly broad assertion that the founders and signers of the Constitution were Christians. The majority of them were not traditionalist Christians but were Deists, who believed in the God of the natural world. Many of them did not believe that Jesus was God. Washington, Jefferson, Madison, Adams and the rest would have considered today's preachers like Pat Robertson, Bennie Hinn, Tim LeHaye, James Dobson and their ilk to be crazy, or corrupt con men. Or both.
If we use the same shaky logic used by the "Christian nation" apologists, we could just as easily conclude some other falsehoods:
— The founders were all white. Therefore America is a whites-only nation, established upon the principles of racial exclusion.
— The founders were all men. Therefore America is a male-only nation, founded upon the principles of male domination and the exclusion of women from public life.
— Most of these "Christian" founders were slaveholders or supported allowing slavery to continue in the new nation. Therefore America is a slaveholding nation, founded upon the principles of slavery.
The claims that the United States is a Christian nation are based on twisted evidence and logic. They are also often thinly-veiled attempts to turn America into a theocratic country, where religious dogmas replace the Constitution, where our long-established cherished principles are discarded, and where one religious group tries to force everyone to live according to its sectarian creed.
Ed Allard
Last Updated on Friday, 28 November 2014 08:43
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Commercialization of Thanksgiving & Christmas is deplorable
To The Daily Sun,
In commercialization of Thanksgiving and Christmas due to the penetration of the body politic by the philosophy of secular humanism with this concomitant deleterious effect on the social fabric is one of the deplorable aspects of the times in which we live.
On the other hand, the reluctance of part-time, low-wage, benefit-less retail employees to work the holidays is clearly a Marxist inspired assault on the capitalist system and the American way of life.
Paul Frohock
Last Updated on Friday, 28 November 2014 08:39
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Froma Harrop - In Ferguson, voting matters
In covering the violence engulfing Ferguson, Missouri, media routinely cite the following numbers to explain the frustration of the minority community there: Ferguson's population is two-thirds African-American, yet the mayor, five of the six City Council members and nearly the entire police force are white.
But there are other numbers. In the municipal election held last year, 52 percent of the voters were white — in a city, to repeat, that is 67 percent black.
The first set of numbers is related to the second.
Clearly, what we are calling a minority population is a majority. If most of Ferguson's eligible African-American voters feel that the city government treats them unfairly, they have a simple remedy: They can elect a different city government.
Black city leaders have made this case, but their message has been lost in the drama of downtown burning and looting. Chaos afflicted this city in August after a white police officer fatally shot Michael Brown, an unarmed African-American. Chaos has descended again after a grand jury declined to indict the officer involved.
In between was a midterm election, in which only 42 percent of registered Ferguson voters turned out to cast ballots for the powerful office of St. Louis County executive. This participation was actually 10 percentage points below that of the previous midterm in 2010.
In the midterm elections nationally, blacks, Latinos, young people, single women and other generally progressive voting groups failed to show up in large numbers. Older white people did.
Of course, calls for civic participation are hard-pressed to compete for attention with the world's news cameras looking for excitement. The Ferguson rioters — a crowd no doubt swelled by opportunists of all variety — are not leaving much to save. When the action ends, the cameras will depart.
The purpose here is not to second-guess the grand jury's decision. There were highly conflicting witness reports of what happened.
Nor is the purpose to advocate voting along racial (or ethnic) lines. Voters will ideally cast their ballots for candidates deemed most capable of serving their needs.
Nor must a police force perfectly reflect the racial makeup of a population, though, it must be said, Ferguson's imbalance seems extreme. But again, Ferguson's black community can change this situation by electing officials sensitive to their concerns.
It's true that Ferguson's municipal elections schedule doesn't encourage turnout. These elections take place in April, far from the traditional voting day in November. They also occur in non-presidential years, when turnout by minorities and young people traditionally drops. In the most recent municipal election, only 12 percent of registered voters — white, black or otherwise — cast ballots. Voters can change those dates.
This poor showing frustrates civic-minded African-Americans advocating change in a normal, nondestructive way.
"Every time there's an election, we have to show up," Patricia Bynes, a local black Democratic official, told Reuters. "I don't care if we are voting what color the trash cans are. We need to show up."
At Brown's funeral, a family member called on mourners to make themselves heard at the polls. But only 204 residents of Ferguson registered to vote from the time of the fatal shooting to the Oct. 8 registration deadline for voting this year — only 204 in a city of 21,000 people.
And as pollsters keep reminding us, what determines the end result isn't how many people register to vote. It's how many registered voters actually come to the polls on Election Day.
This can't be said often enough. The power that matters in Ferguson — and everywhere else — is exercised in the voting booth.
(A member of the Providence Journal editorial board, Froma Harrop writes a nationally syndicated column from that city. She has written for such diverse publications as The New York Times, Harper's Bazaar and Institutional Investor.)
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Håkan Hardenberger to give masterclass for students from three UK music colleges
25 August 2015
Students from three UK music colleges will get the chance to work alongside Håkan Hardenberger next year as part of a new partnership between the trumpeter and the Philharmonia Orchestra.
The orchestra's Håkan Hardenberger series, called The Trumpet Shall Sound, will include a masterclass on 21 January at the Royal College of Music (RCM) with trumpet students from the RCM, Royal Academy of Music (RAM) and Royal Northern College of Music (RNCM).
One trumpeter from each of the conservatoires will work on and perform a contemporary British trumpet concerto by a composer associated with their institution: Mark-Anthony Turnage (RCM), Peter Maxwell Davies (RAM) and Harrison Birtwistle (RNCM).
The series will also see the Swedish trumpeter perform two major concertos and two free concerts at London's Royal Festival Hall.
Hardenberger said: 'My relationship with the Philharmonia goes back over 30 years and it's an honour now to deepen this relationship by letting the trumpet sound with the orchestra in a wide spectrum over a short time.
'To also be given the possibility within this frame to pass on some of my experience to the younger generation makes it even more enjoyable.'
David Whelton, managing director of the Philharmonia Orchestra, said: 'Håkan is an inspirational figure in the music world.
'His commitment to widening the repertoire for the trumpet, and his enthusiasm for his instrument and new music particularly, sets the standard by which other trumpeters are judged.'
RCM announces new autumn concert and lecture series
25 August 2015
The Royal College of Music (RCM) is launching a new concert series as well as a new strand of talks and debates this autumn.
Orchestral Masterworks, a new series by the RCM Philharmonic, will feature classical favourites across six concerts.
The orchestra will perform works such as The Sorcerer's Apprentice by Dukas and music from The Nutcracker by Tchaikovsky, plus symphonies by Beethoven, Brahms and Mozart and concertos by Martinů and Tchaikovsky.
The first three Orchestral Masterworks concerts will take place at 6pm, giving audiences the opportunity to avoid the rush hour travel. Ticket prices are being kept deliberately low, starting at £5.
The Music and Ideas series, meanwhile, will include talks from internationally renowned artists such as Sir Thomas Allen, John Lill, Alina Ibragimova and Sarah Connolly.
Stephen Johns, artistic director of the RCM, said: 'I am delighted to announce the Royal College of Music's new Orchestral Masterworks series, a truly exciting venture on both an artistic and educational level.
'Our students will be given the opportunity to immerse themselves in a plethora of key orchestral works, gaining the crucial performance experience needed for their future professional careers.
'Our audiences will be reminded why this repertoire is so loved, hearing refreshing interpretations from our young musicians – many of whom will be performing these works for the first time.'
Registration for Music Education Expo 2016 opens
24 August 2015
Registration for Music Education Expo 2016 has now opened.
The fourth Expo will be held at the new venue of Olympia Central, London, on 25 and 26 February and will remain, as in previous years, entirely free to attend for those who register online.
The event will include more than 60 professional development sessions, from practical workshops to keynote speeches on the future of the music education sector.
The new venue will give the event more space and light to make attending a more pleasant experience, and free WiFi will make this year's event the most connected so far.
This year's Expo will also incorporate the new Musical Theatre & Drama Education Show, run in conjunction with MT's sister publication, Teaching Drama. This event will showcase a range of musical theatre and drama exhibitors and feature a number of workshops, Q&As and performances.
Ticketholders are able to attend both shows, with organisers hopeful of providing some fascinating new perspectives.
Alongside the programme of events there will again be an extensive exhibition showcasing a wide variety of musical instruments, technology products, sheet music, teaching resources and more.
The 2016 Music Teacher Awards for Excellence will be held during the Expo on the evening of 25 February. Nominations are open to all through an online form here.
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21 August 2015
Claire Barnett-Jones as Maurya in Riders to the SeaBill Knight
British Youth Opera (BYO) will present two new productions during its summer season this year.
The company, which provides professional opportunities for young singers, musicians and technical trainees, will perform Janáček's The Cunning Little Vixen on 5, 8 and 11 September.
The production will be directed and conducted by Stuart Barker, director of training and productions at BYO, and Lionel Friend, the company's music director.
They are joined by designers Simon Bejer (set, costumes and puppets) and David Howe (lighting). Mandy Demetriou takes charge of movement.
The production will also feature puppetry, with students getting the opportunity to work with puppetry consultant Darren East.
The company's second production of the summer will be a double bill of two rarely performed 20th-century works, Vaughan Williams' Riders to the Sea and Holst's Savitri, on 9 and 12 September.
Both productions will be performed at the Peacock Theatre in Holborn, London.
The season has been dedicated to the memory of BYO's founder, Denis Coe, who died earlier this year.
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20 August 2015
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2012-13: Second on the team in scoring with an average of 14.4 points per game... Added 3.9 rebounds, 1.3 assists and 1.2 steals per game... Notched double figures in 23 of the Friars' 30 games, including 13 of 16 BIG EAST regular-season games... Registered five 20+ points games, including two 30+ point performances... Notched a tournament record 32 points against Colorado State (12/29) in the first round of the Fordham Holiday Classic on 10-16 shooting from the field (5-7 from three-point territory)... Also was a perfect 7-7 from the free-throw line vs. Colorado State... Netted a career-high 35 points against Georgetown in the first round of the BIG EAST Championship (3/8)... Shot 11-24 from the field, including 10-20 from three-point territory...Her 10 three-pointers set a BIG EAST Tournament single-game record, and also set a school record for three-pointers in a game at Providence, which was previously held by Jen Davis '97 (8 vs. Rutgers on 11/28/93) and Julie Wheeler '98 (8 vs. West Virginia on 2/22/97)... Her 35-point effort vs. the Hoyas marks the highest point total by a Friar in BIG EAST Tournament history, and is just the second Friar to score 30+ points during a BIG EAST Tourament game... Sonya Lewis '97 scored 30+ points twice during BIG EAST Tourament action... Hauled in a career-best seven rebounds against Villanova (1/23/13), Lafayette (12/30) and Akron (11/24)... Named Fordham Holiday Classic MVP (12/30)... Named to BIG EAST Weekly Honor Roll (12/31).
2011-12: Played in 25 of the Friars' 30 games... Made her collegiate debut with the Friars on November 11 against Boston University... Came off the bench to play nine minutes and recorded four points, two rebounds and one blocked shot against the Terriers... Notched a season-best six points against No. 19/23 Delaware on December 19...Added a season-best four rebounds against Fairfield (12/3) and Oakland (11/22)... Hit the first three-point bucket of her career against #24/20 Rutgers on February 25... Averaged 1.2 points and 0.6 rebounds per game.
BEFORE PROVIDENCE: Played basketball at DeLasalle as a freshman and sophomore... Captained the team as a sophomore... Continued scholastic playing career at Minneapolis South High School as a junior and senior, and was named captain as a senior... She was a part of this team that won the Twin City Championships in 2010... Won All-Conference and All-Metro four times (2008-11)... A three-time All-State selection as a freshman, junior and senior... Was a finalist for Minnesota Miss Basketball in 2011... Recorded 1,400 career points... Was a member of the Lady Monarchs for three years and the Minneapolis Lady Cats for four years.
PERSONAL: Daughter of Trena Rule and Paris Jackson... Born May 10, 1993... Has one brother, Lester Thomas... Has one sister, Carolyn Jackson... Health policy management major.
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One of the better iced coffees I've had in awhile. Believe the hype. get a craft brew once you're sufficiently caffeinated.
Surprisingly good beer selection, euro and japanese brews. Try a hitachino or westmalle
Seriously impressive French inspired cuisine coffee shop
Might be the best rib joint in 'merica. Everything is exactly how you'd imagine BBQ perfection would look and taste like
Deep fried double cheeseburger. Can't get it anywhere else
The guy and gal that work here rock, super nice and inviting. All the drinks thus far have been solid. And Balthazar almond crossaints.
The airlines and flights can be bad. But there's no question JFK is the worst airport ever in operation. Save yourself and head to lga or ewr
Pete's (zimis...)has the best bagels. Fact.
Do not pass up the sweet potato hash. if you do - you've made a huge mistake
Be careful...draft beers here are almost 10 bucks apiece!
Whatever you do, do not get the sausage and peppers. It is absolute garbage.
Seafood and homeade drinks/desserts are top notch
Why is the WIFI not free??? Poor form ATL
this one time, i saw brian rocks here. then i realized he lived here.
This airport was named after the most famous of Logan's. Ted "Theodore" Logan.
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- Proceeds to Benefit Denver Zoo's Red Apple Fund for Life-Long Learning
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Join the Denver Zoo for a summer celebration when you pick up tickets to the Zoo's Ice Cream Social on Saturday, August 10, sponsored by Frontier Airlines and Boulder Ice Cream. Join other animal lovers at this wildlife refuge to enjoy a sweet ice cream treat while checking out all the animals on display. Between bites you can even take a spin on the Conservation Carousel and Pioneer Train.
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Quality! It's so cool to hear stories about this tent. I think I bought mine in Honolulu in 1976 or so, so that makes it almost 40 years old. It's been in the Cascades, Rockies, the Wasatch, in snow and rain, and still does the job. After all this time, the elastic in the poles is still hanging in there! A little looser, like me, but holding the fort together! Zippers still zip. The only flaw is my own fault when I flew it like a kite in the Santa Fe wind, and it got a tear from some thorny bush. Full review
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A solid synthetic bag that will treat you well in three seasons. I've always been intrigued by the Cat's Meow. It seems as though it has been a solid seller for North Face so I thought it must have a decent cost/performance ratio. After having slept in it on a number of occasions now, I would say that It's a pretty decent bag. Many of the reviews on Trailspace are divided on the bag. It seems as though the older model gets a better review than the newer model. I have the older model. Warmth:… Full review
Great pack - strong but heavy. I had this pack for probably 20 years. It's still in great shape and works well. I've carried up to 60 lb loads with it. I'm probably going to try and move to a lighter weight pack though as this pack is 6-7lbs dry. Need to upgrade my sleeping back before I can make the move. Full review
Have a 5 year -old pair and just love it. Bike to beach and find it to be the most light, comfortable, beautiful and durable amphibians shoes ever. I travel a lot and find them to be quite weather-friendly wherever I go in this planet. Bring them back! Everything else out here is way too bulky and ugly. Full review
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Easy to carry, very versatile, very big surprize!! Bought this pack last fall for a big trip! Was very happy when I found out how much this pack can hold! I'm very satisfied and would recommend this product to anyone who wants a good inexpensive pack. I easily carried two weeks of food and gear! And it was very comfortable to do with all this gear. The side zipper was a nice asset. It was easy to access gear without emptying the pack. It was easy giving this pack a five-star rating!!! Full review
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