floor-essence 7. scan - blue: process cyan 8. rob tissera - kick up the volume 9. the reverend mike crawley - pow! 10. jonny l - tychonic cycle 11. jens - back to the beat 12. mijk van dijk - suck my soul 13. l.s.g. - transmutation 14. system 7 - hangar 84  (less)

to the cycles of inner-city poverty ("Harlem Streets") to the global military complex ("The 4th Branch"), Immortal Technique unabashedly radiates his radicalism in a time of apathy. There's a thin line between passion and didacticism, and, at times, he forces rhymes that sacrifice style in service of content, but most of the time his delivery is as razor sharp as his politics. The beats are mostly understated and minimalist, armed with just enough punch to accent the rhymes. "You Never Know" drifts sweetly on jazz-guitar strums while "Crossing the Boundary" snaps with a hard, funk edge. Clearly though, Immortal Technique is the strongest sonic force on the album, a claxon alarm that shatters the complacent silence...  (less)

to the cycles of inner-city poverty ("Harlem Streets") to the global military complex ("The 4th Branch"), Immortal Technique unabashedly radiates his radicalism in a time of apathy. There's a thin line between passion and didacticism, and, at times, he forces rhymes that sacrifice style in service of content, but most of the time his delivery is as razor sharp as his politics. The beats are mostly understated and minimalist, armed with just enough punch to accent the rhymes. "You Never Know" drifts sweetly on jazz-guitar strums while "Crossing the Boundary" snaps with a hard, funk edge. Clearly though, Immortal Technique is the strongest sonic force on the album, a claxon alarm that shatters the complacent silence...  (less)

to the cycles of inner-city poverty ("Harlem Streets") to the global military complex ("The 4th Branch"), Immortal Technique unabashedly radiates his radicalism in a time of apathy. There's a thin line between passion and didacticism, and, at times, he forces rhymes that sacrifice style in service of content, but most of the time his delivery is as razor sharp as his politics. The beats are mostly understated and minimalist, armed with just enough punch to accent the rhymes. "You Never Know" drifts sweetly on jazz-guitar strums while "Crossing the Boundary" snaps with a hard, funk edge. Clearly though, Immortal Technique is the strongest sonic force on the album, a claxon alarm that shatters the complacent silence...  (less)

Edwards II, his father Colin Sr. and Jamie James. Watch motorcyclists try to climb The Widowmaker in the mountains of Utah. The cyclists have to ascend 1500 feet of waist high mesquite and rocky ledges. Mike Van Linden, Jim True, Jerry Peterson, and Mel Kimball Jr. talk about the dangers inherent in the sport and the draw of climbing a mountain atop a bike. This video contains footage of extreme spills, speeds, and challenges within the world of motorcycle sports as well as interviews with motorcycle experts and athletes. Follow The Extremists as they travel the world, searching for the rush of adrenaline that comes from mastering the natural world. From white water rafting to mountain climbing and hang gliding, each new adventure brin...  (less)

condensation in critical areas. A trimmer mummy shape offers a closer fit with warmth efficiency and the half-length top zip provides the most efficient core temperature regulation. Sleeping Bag Specs Rating: 0 deg F / -17 deg C Fabric Still the warmest and most compressible insulation available GoLite uses premium quality 800- and 600-fill power goose down. Down is still the most thermally efficient insulation available, i.e. it provides more warmth for its weight than any other insulation available. Down is also superior in its drape, comfort, lifespan, and compressibility. Nature is an incredible thing. Unmatched warmth-to-weight ratio: downs fine filaments reach out into its surroundings and create dead air space ...  (less)

condensation in critical areas. A trimmer mummy shape offers a closer fit with warmth efficiency and the half-length top zip provides the most efficient core temperature regulation. Sleeping Bag Specs Rating: 40 deg F / 4 deg C Fabric Still the warmest and most compressible insulation available GoLite uses premium quality 800- and 600-fill power goose down. Down is still the most thermally efficient insulation available, i.e. it provides more warmth for its weight than any other insulation available. Down is also superior in its drape, comfort, lifespan, and compressibility. Nature is an incredible thing. Unmatched warmth-to-weight ratio: downs fine filaments reach out into its surroundings and create dead air space ...  (less)

mountain. Product Features Frame Material, Main Triangle: EA6 Aluminum Frame Material, Rear Triangle: EA6 Suspension Linkage Material: 6061 CNC Aluminum Pivot Type: Cartridge Bearing with grease ports Leverage Ratio: Front Travel Range: 160-180mm Fork Length: Rear Travel: [Coil] 7-7.5in (177.8-190mm); [Air] 6.5-7in (165-177.8mm) Suspension: VPP 2 Frame Geometry Adjustments: Wheelbase/head angle/BB height Shock Included: Fox DHX 4.0 Coil Coil Spring Rate: [M] 400x2.8 Shock length and Stroke: 8.75x2.75 Headset: 1.5in Integrated Chain Guide: ISCG 05, welded tabs Accessory Cable Stop: Seat Dropper, Hammer Schmidt Rear Axle: 135 x 10mm, 135 x 12mm Seat Post: 31.6mm Head Angle: 66/67.5deg...  (less)

hardcore fans with its detailed history, profiles of the top riders from the 2001-02 seasons, highlights of spectacular crashes and unforgettable races, and a veritable feast of the best MotoGP cinematography you're ever likely to see. From front-and-rearview cycle cameras to swooping overhead track coverage, filmmaker Mark Neale immerses the viewer in the MotoGP experience, enhancing the adrenaline-pumping visuals with expert interviews and commentary (and cool, low-key narration by globetrotting cycle-lover Ewan McGregor) that any sportswriter would consider authoritative. Literally and figuratively, a lot of ground gets covered: From Kenny Roberts and the late Barry Sheene discussing their innovative knee-dragging styles and the origins o...  (less)

war from the streets of Baghdad and the roof of the Palestine Hotel, McAllester quickly found himself sleeping on a dirty blanket and scrounging cigarettes from guards who had just beaten other prisoners senseless. He ceased being a reporter and became the same as thousands of other innocent Iraqi civilians whose lives had come to an abrupt and violent halt when the Mukhabarat - Saddam's secret police - came knocking. But this is not just a book about a private trauma. McAllester also brings his unsurpassed perspective to bear on the stories and struggles of ordinary people in the brutal world of Iraq under Saddam - the violence, the paranoia, the endless cycle of repression. In vivid and evocative prose, and illustrated with the powerful photographs of his Newsday coworker and prison mate Moises Saman, he examines Iraq before, during, and after the war, often exposing truths previously hidden by the regime's relentless censorship and obfuscation.  (less)

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