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The GM(genetically modified) genocide
Thousands of Indian farmers are committing suicide after using genetically modified crops. When Prince Charles claimed thousands of Indian farmers were killing themselves after using GM crops, he was branded a scaremonger. In fact, as this chilling dispatch reveals, it's even WORSE than he feared.
Center for Disease Control and Prevention
Educating Instead of Medicating
Institute for Responsible Technology
Genetically Modified Organisms (GMOs) are the result of laboratory processes which artificially insert foreign genes into the DNA of food crops or animals. Those genes may come from bacteria, viruses, insects, animals or even humans. Although banned by food manufacturers in Europe and elsewhere, the FDA does not require any safety evaluations. Most Americans say they would not eat GMOs if labeled, but the U.S. does not require labeling. GMOs are not safe, but have been in the food supply since 1996 and are now present in the vast majority of processed foods in the US.
Medication Sense
Medication side effects are the #4 leading cause of death in the U.S. annually (JAMA 1998). Yet, few people receive adequate information when medication is prescribed. This website is dedicated to providing information to help you and your doctor make informed, intelligent choices about medications and natural alternatives to maximize the benefits and minimize the risks of treatment. Note: This website is free of drug company or government influence. Jay S. Cohen M.D.
National Institute of Health (NIH)
NIH is the steward of medical and behavioral research for the Nation. Its mission is science in pursuit of fundamental knowledge about the nature and behavior of living systems and the application of that knowledge to extend healthy life and reduce the burdens of illness and disability.
NIH Consensus Development Program
The Consensus Development Program (CDP) is an unbiased, independent, evidence-based assessment of complex medical issues and is conducted by the National Institutes of Health (NIH).
Organic Consumers Association
Campaigning for health, justice, sustainability, peace and democracy.
BODY of Santa Fe
BODY vision’s is to create a place for people from all walks of life to come together in the pure enjoyment of healthy living.
Energetic Solutions
Creating health and wealth for individuals, families, and businesses. Through our intent and many years of corporate involvement we create opportunities for businesses and corporate departments to flourish through developing a healthy, positive environment.
eBubbler ― Reduce gasoline expenses while contributing to a cleaner environment. Actions to tackle greenhouse gas emissions are essential, but energy consumption must also decrease. Both issues are addressed by the eBubbler® design.
International Institute of Medical Qigong
 This unique and innovative Institute is attracting interest from Energetic Healers, Acupuncturists, Allopathic Doctors, Psychotherapists, Chiropractors, Naturopathic Doctors, Physical Therapists, and potential Medical Chi Kung students from all around the world.
Founded in 1985 by Professor Jerry Alan Johnson, the International Institute of Medical Qigong (IIMQ) has been educating Westerners in Chinese energetic medicine for over 20 years. The IIMQ currently has branches in 8 countries and 13 states.
Fashioned after the Medical Qigong College at the Hai Dian University of Traditional Chinese Medicine in Beijing , China , the IIMQ is known internationally for maintaining the highest standards in Medical Qigong instruction and clinical therapy. Because of these consistent standards, the Chinese Ministry of Health honored Dr. Johnson and the IIMQ early in 2005 as meeting and exceeding the Chinese standards for academic and clinical instruction.
The Institute's achievements in academic and clinical standards have also been recognized by the Medical Qigong Department at the Xi Yuan Hospital (Beijing, China ).
The Jane Goodall Institute
Founded by renowned primatologist Jane Goodall, the Jane Goodall Institute is a global nonprofit that empowers people to make a difference for all living things. Our work builds on Dr. Goodall’s scientific work and her humanitarian vision.
Kelly Cozart, Artist
The artist produces in a variety of mediums and considers herself an explorer. Making an object the subject with light and shadow brings sacredness to the mundane. Giving the viewer a renewed awareness to the beauty of everyday life.
NutriFitOnline.com
Are you interested in eating healthy? Nutrifit delivers fresh food to your door according to any diet plan you wish, or we can tailor a custom diet to your needs.
Salt Lamps
SpiritualQuest.com provides a wide variety of Himalayan Salt Lamps, and other organic personal growth related supplies.
Sheevaun Moran
Energy Healing, Meditation and Energetic Consciousness in California. Sheevaun Moran is a highly regarded speaker, teacher and entrepreneur. As an expert in the field of subtle energy and its application in life to our minds, bodies, emotions, relationships, and finances, she empowers people to achieve and succeed with the proper use of energetic consciousness. She has produced a dozen popular meditation CD’s, with another one soon to be released, and is the author of two books. Sheevaun also hosts international teleconference calls where she provides energetic tools to help people get to the "other shore."
Take Part
Actions happen when people like you feel inspired to do something. If you feel passionate about the environment, or if you want to help raise awareness about a violation of human rights, we can point you in the right direction. We feature actions addressing issues such as homelessness, dolphin capture, food safety, world health and more. Our aim is to provide resources needed to motivate change.
The BodyTalk System
BodyTalk is a revolutionary healthcare system that utilizes state-of-the-art energy medicine to optimize the body's internal communications. You're never too young to receive the benefits of a BodyTalk session. This system is a whole new way of looking at the body.
Consilience: The Unity of Knowledge (Hardcover) – Edward O. Wilson
The biologist Edward O. Wilson is a rare scientist: having over a long career made signal contributions to population genetics, evolutionary biology, entomology, and ethology, he has also steeped himself in philosophy, the humanities, and the social sciences. The result of his lifelong, wide-ranging investigations is Consilience (the word means "a jumping together," in this case of the many branches of human knowledge), a wonderfully broad study that encourages scholars to bridge the many gaps that yawn between and within the cultures of science and the arts. No such gaps should exist, Wilson maintains, for the sciences, humanities, and arts have a common goal: to give understanding a purpose, to lend to us all "a conviction, far deeper than a mere working proposition, that the world is orderly and can be explained by a small number of natural laws."
In making his synthetic argument, Wilson examines the ways (rightly and wrongly) in which science is done, puzzles over the postmodernist debates now sweeping academia, and proposes thought-provoking ideas about religion and human nature. He turns to the great evolutionary biologists and the scholars of the Enlightenment for case studies of science properly conducted, considers the life cycles of ants and mountain lions, and presses, again and again, for rigor and vigor to be brought to bear on our search for meaning. The time is right, he suggests, for us to understand more fully that quest for knowledge, for "Homo sapiens, the first truly free species, is about to decommission natural selection, the force that made us.... Soon we must look deep within ourselves and decide what we wish to become." Wilson's wisdom, eloquently expressed in the pages of this grand and lively summing-up, will be of much help in that search.
The Basics of Anusara Yoga Teacher Training DVD – John Friend
John Friend is one of the most charismatic and highly respected Hatha yoga teachers in the world. Blending an uplifting Tantric yoga philosophy with an entertaining sense of humor and a profound knowledge of biomechanics, John's teaching style guides each student to live every moment fully from the heart.
Students often comment in amazement that they can perform their yoga poses under John's guidance with a level of creative freedom and inner power that they have never experienced before. Above all, John respects and honors his students with a great deal of loving-kindness and inspires them to see their own unique beauty and divine goodness.
In 1997 John founded Anusara Yoga to promote his innovative vision. Today, Anusara Yoga is one of the most popular and fastest growing schools of Hatha yoga in North America with an expanding presence in the UK, Europe, Japan, and Australia.
Why Men Don't Listen and Women Can't Read Maps – Allan and Barbara Pease
Ever wonder why women can brush their teeth while walking and talking on various subjects while men generally find this very difficult to do? Why 99 % of all patents are registered by men? Why stressed women talk? Why so many husbands hate shopping? According to Barbara and Allan Pease, science now confirms that "the way our brains are wired and the hormones pulsing through our bodies are the two factors that largely dictate, long before we are born, how we will think and behave. Our instincts are simply our genes determining how our bodies will behave in given sets of circumstances." That's right: socialization, politics, or upbringing aside, men and women have profound brain differences and are intrinsically inclined to act in distinct–and consequently frustrating–ways.
The premises behind Why Men Don't Listen and Women Can't Read Maps is that all too often, these differences get in the way of fulfilling relationships and that understanding our basic urges can lead to greater self-awareness and improved relations between the sexes. The Peases spent three years researching their book–traveling the globe, talking to experts, and studying the cutting-edge research of ethnologists, psychologists, biologists, and neuroscientists–yet their work does not read a bit like "hard science." In fact, the authors go to considerable lengths to point out that their book is intended to be funny, interesting, and easy to read; in short, this is a book whose primary purpose is to talk about "average men and women, that is, how most men and women behave most of the time, in most situations, and for most of the past."
The Female Brain – Louann Brizendine
This comprehensive new look at the hormonal roller coaster that rules women's lives down to the cellular level, "a user's guide to new research about the female brain and the neurobehavioral systems that make us women," offers a trove of information, as well as some stunning insights. Though referenced like a work of research, Brizedine's writing style is fully accessible.
Brizendine provides a fascinating look at the life cycle of the female brain from birth ("baby girls will connect emotionally in ways that baby boys don't") to birthing ("Motherhood changes you because it literally alters a woman's brain-structurally, functionally, and in many ways, irreversibly") to menopause (when "the female brain is nowhere near ready to retire") and beyond. At the same time, Brizedine is not above reviewing the basics: "We may think we're a lot more sophisticated than Fred or Wilma Flintstone, but our basic mental outlook and equipment are the same." While this book will be of interest to anyone who wonders why men and women are so different, it will be particularly useful for women and parents of girls.
Woven Stories: Andean Textiles and Rituals (Hardcover) – Andrea M. Heckman
The Quechua people of southern Peru are both agriculturalists and herders who maintain large herds of alpacas and llamas. But they are also weavers, and it is through weaving that their cultural traditions are passed down over the generations. Owing to the region’s isolation, the textile symbols, forms of clothing, and technical processes remain strongly linked to the people’s environment and their ancestors. Heckman’s photographs convey the warmth and vitality of the Quechua people and illustrate how the land is intricately woven into their lives and their beliefs.
Quechua weavers in the mountainous regions near Cuzco, Peru, produce certain textile forms and designs not found elsewhere in the Andes. Their textiles are a legacy of their Andean ancestors. Andrea Heckman has devoted more than twenty years to documenting and analyzing the ways Andean beliefs persist over time in visual symbols embedded in textiles and portrayed in rituals. Her primary focus is the area around the sacred peak of Ausangate, in southern Peru, some eighty-five miles southeast of the former Inca capital of Cuzco.
The core of this book is an ethnographic account of the textiles and their place in daily life that considers how the form and content of Quechua patterns and designs pass stories down and preserve traditions as well as how the ritual use of textiles sustain a sense of community and a connection to the past. Heckman concludes by assessing the influences of the global economy on indigenous Quechua, who maintain their own worldview within the larger fabric of twentieth-century cultural values and hence have survived everything from Latin American militarism to a tidal wave of post-modern change.
Consciously Creating Circumstances (Paperback) – George Winslow Plummer
When talking to your subjective mind, remember one thing above all. Do not attempt to tell it its own business, which is the means of carrying out your order. It knows far more than you can possibly know. It manipulates forces that you cannot even dream of. -from "Impressing Your Desire" If you can dream it, you can achieve it. That mantra of the modern self-help movement may have seen its earliest expression in this slender little book "full of metaphysical dynamite." First published in 1935, this is a guide to personal and financial success, filtered through the contemporary alchemical philosophy of the Christian mystics order of the Rosicrucians, which decrees that there are hidden natural powers in all of us. But be warned! The author admonishes us that the power you may unleash via this unassuming volume is so overwhelming that it must only be used for good. American businessman and writer Dr. George Winslow Plummer (1876-1944) founded the Society of Rosicrucians in America in 1909. He also wrote The Art of Rosicrucian Healing, Principle and Practices for Rosicrucians, and The Science of Death.
EpiGenetics
Watercress. Blueberries. Pomegranates. Few plant products have escaped being labeled as a ‘superfood’ in recent months. While scientific evidence points firmly towards the health benefits of a diet rich in fruit and veg, we’re only just starting to understand how specific molecules in our food can influence our health. As the media bombards us with the latest results on the cancer-fighting, brain-boosting or heart-healing properties of everything from garlic to grapes, there’s also some fascinating research to suggest that what we eat might also have epigenetic effects.
Healing and the Mind – Bill Moyers
In this intriguing companion volume to a PBS TV series, Moyers explores the roles of thoughts and emotions in illness and health through interviews with 16 doctors and scientists. He visits stress-reduction clinics and a cancer patients' support group, and he investigates the new field of psychoneuroimmunology, which emphasizes the importance of patients' attitudes to optimal immune-system functioning. He also travels to China to study acupuncture, therapeutic massage and Qigong, the manipulation of vital energy to ameliorate chronic neurologic and muscular diseases. Among those interviewed are University of California physician Dean Ornish, who has reversed heart disease in patients with treatments combining meditation, stress-reduction exercises, group therapy, walking and vegetarian diet; neurobiologist David Felten, discoverer of nerve fibers that link the nervous system to the immune system; and Thomas Delbanco of Harvard Medical School who seeks ways to transform the doctor-patient relationship so that patients are more actively involved. Color and black-and-white reproductions of art by Kathe Kollwitz, Rene Magritte, Norman Rockwell, Paul Klee and others interact suggestively with the text.
Life Food Recipe Book: Living on Life Force – Annie Padden Jubb
This is the basics of live food recipes and how-to’s for fasting. You will learn from this book unique ways of working with specific ailments through live food. Research emphasizes that the top 15 "dis-ease" patterns in the United States are the result of poor nutrition. This is shocking information for a country that is seemingly abundant; however, the truth of that research is we eat TOO much of the "WRONG" types of foods. We are a nation whose population is currently both obese and dis-ease prone. Our society simply cannot continue these unhealthy habits.
Life force foods are those found wild in nature and served uncooked. A life force diet is vegetarian, and mainly vegan, congruent with the philosophy that good food choices promote a sustainable future on the planet. This book applies life food principles to daily life. The authors explain how the LifeFood diet can strengthen the mind and body, and show how to make lotions, tinctures, and potions with food. With illustrations throughout and over 150 easy to follow recipes to maximize health and well being, this book features such dishes as Aztec Quiche, Emerald Broccoli Soup, Spicy Ginger Tofu, and Pina Colada Cookies.
Mission Success – Og Mandino
Anything by Og Mandino is worth reading. They are written in story format with a lesson that is not preachy. This book is about success and how one man overcame so many obstacles to his success. Inspirational and precious.
Teachers of writing will tell you to write what you know. This book, centered around a bombadier's experiences in WWII, was written by a man who served as a bombadier in WWII, Og Mandino. It is designed to help you to learn from the experiences of people "in high places" who have gone before...some of the greatest philosophers, self-help teachers, and religious leaders. It is written in an unassuming method that will demand your attention, and can be read by almost anyone in just a few hours' time, but will deliver information and ideas that will take you a lifetime to fully realize how important they are.
Oh, The Places You’ll Go – Dr. Seuss
Nearly every business person in school should read this. It is about how to get where you’re going and bumps along the way. The bumps make you stronger and you get to the good stuff anyway.
Inspirational yet honest, and always rhythmically rollicking, Oh, the Places You'll Go! is a perfect sendoff for children, 1 to 100, entering any new phase of their lives. Kindergartners, graduate students, newlyweds, newly employeds--all will glean shiny pearls of wisdom about the big, bountiful future. The incomparable Dr. Seuss rejoices in the potential everyone has to fulfill their wildest dreams: "You'll be on your way up! / You'll be seeing great sights! / You'll join the high fliers / who soar to high heights." At the same time, he won't delude the starry-eyed upstart about the pitfalls of life: "You can get all hung up / in a prickle-ly perch. / And your gang will fly on. / You'll be left in a Lurch."
But fear not! Dr. Seuss, with his inimitable illustrations and exhilarating rhymes, is convinced ("98 and 3/4 percent guaranteed") that success is imminent. As long as you remember "to be dexterous and deft. And NEVER mix up your right foot with your left," things should work out. (All ages) --Emilie Coulter
Other Powers – Barbara Goldsmith
A fascinating read that is about the life of Vistoria Woodhull, the first woman to run for president of the U.S. Her antics and abilities and how she became a confident and advisor to some of the world’s wealthiest.
In Other Powers Barbara Goldsmith takes a wide-ranging approach to the life of controversial feminist Victoria Woodhull (1838-1927). Goldsmith places her buccaneering subject within the context of 19th-century America's fascination with spiritualism, which enabled an accomplished medium like Woodhull to escape her impoverished origins and amass considerable wealth. Goldsmith also ably delineates the freewheeling Woodhull's uneasy relations with more respectable ladies in the women's suffrage movement and portrays the hatred of sexual hypocrisy that ultimately brought Woodhull's relentless enemies who wrecked her public career. History illuminates biography―and vice versa―in this boundary-defying work.
Power vs. Force – David R. Hawkins, M.D., Ph.D.
The new science of Kinesiology ushered in a powerful diagnostic tool called "muscle testing". (Muscle testing is a simple procedure for testing strong/weak responses, such as that of an outstretched arm, in response to questioning). Despite the revolutionary nature of these discoveries, most people are willing to rationalize that something other than the "conscious mind" is at play, something whose function it is to oversee the well-being of the individual and manage the body's myriad complex subsystems. It could then be extrapolated that this benign functionality - "subconscious mind", "field" or whatever - would be willing to communicate with the "outside world" when matters regarding the well-being of its charge were concerned.
Dr. Hawkins, however, has taken a quantum leap with the idea of muscle testing. Rather than simply regarding the field or subconscious mind as the governing mechanism of the individual's body, he applied muscle testing in the context of traditional metaphysical paradigms stating that all things are connected, that all events, actions, thoughts and emotions are written into the unlimited Database of Consciousness, and that as participants in this universe, we all have access to that Database. Thus through muscle testing we have the ability to get the answer to any question we can formulate (except pertaining to the future, which has not yet been written into the record). The implications of this are staggering. Did aliens put a face on Mars? Is the government telling the truth about thus-and-such? We now have the means for direct knowledge.
Most authors would be content to base an entire book solely on these revelations, but surprisingly this is merely the groundwork laid out by Dr. Hawkins for the rest of the book! Based on thousands of studies using these methods, striving for 100% repeatability on the tests, he explains many aspects of human experience including a Scale of Consciousness. Based on a logarithmic scale of 1 to 1000, all ideas, emotions, concepts, thoughts, works of art, literature and science, resonate at some level. Above the level of 200 these energies are considered nurturing, positive and "good" (Power). Below 200 are energies that are destructive, negative and "evil" (Force).
Dr. Hawkins explores how "attractor" energies (mathematics from chaos theory) influence art, science, medicine and sports and examines the specific mechanisms leading to health and disease. He examines the quality of our institutions and discusses the nature of Consciousness and the path to Enlightenment. All concepts are presented with exceptional clarity and lucidity, without any sign of pedantry. Finally, as the title of the book suggests, one may attain a quantitative understanding of the difference between Power and Force.
This book is an absolute must for anyone searching for a better understanding of "how reality works".
Art of Living – Epictetus & Sharon Lebell
The Art of Living is a great compilation of wisdom as it was once expressed by Epictetus and has been presented by Sharon Lebell. I use this book for various purposes: to read when I need inspiration; to be confronted with the simple wisdom that is captured in daily occurrences, and as material to guide my students in management courses at various levels toward enhanced acceptance, understanding, and respect for life and the living.
The first cognitive-behavioral therapist, so to speak, was the philosopher Epictetus (50-120 AD). His most important ideas have stood the test of 1,900 years astonishingly well. To paraphrase some excerpts from his Handbook, especially Sharon Lobell's new edition ....
Control:
He said that happiness and freedom begin with a clear understanding of this principle: some things are within our control, and some things are not. It is only after we have accepted this fundamental rule, and learned to distinguish between what we can and cannot control, that inner tranquillity and outer effectiveness become possible.
This is a cardinal principle of today's cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT), as well as the basis of AA's famous "Serenity Prayer." Further CBT principles foreshadowed by Epictetus....
Where trouble comes from:
Things themselves don't hurt or hinder us. Neither do other people. How we view things and people is a different matter. Strange as it may seem at first, it is our own attitudes and reactions that give us the most trouble. We cannot always choose our external circumstances, but we can always choose how we respond to them.
Legislating for the world:
Circumstances do not arise to meet our desires or expectations. Events happen as they do. People behave according to their own inclinations and what they are faced with - which we may not even be aware of. Don't try to make your own rules that the world is supposed to follow. That is a recipe for frustration. Exercise what influence you can, then accept what you actually get and make the most of it.
Habits:
We are creatures of habit, reacting automatically to events as they happen. It thus matters greatly what our habits are. They are mostly a matter of practice. The oftener we do something, and the more circumstances in which we do it, the more it becomes a habit. Therefore, to make something a habit, do it. To make something not a habit, don't do it. To change a habit, do something else instead.
Good work, Eppy! You were WAY ahead of your time.
The Tao of Detox: The Secrets of Yang-Sheng Dao – Daniel Reid
This manual suggests a raft of Eastern therapeutic techniques for those suffering from anxiety, lack of sleep, poor nutrition, and general unhappiness, all of which Reid traces to "toxic waste" polluting the body, a problem common to the "Western lifestyle." Some of the advice is grounded and practical: the author urges massage, Tai Chi, deep breathing and a sensible diet in a revolving plan of "periodic detox" and "rational retox."
Bill Porter (aka Red Pine), author of Road to Heaven, translator of Lao-tzu’s Tao Te Ching : “Anyone who has grown up in the overfed, over-drugged West will want to keep this book handy.”
Chungliang Al Huang, author of Embrace Tiger, Return to Mountain : “Of all the current experts and practitioners writing about traditional Chinese medicine, Daniel Reid is unique in his balanced methods of blending the East and the West. This is a timely book.”
Zhongxian Wu, author of Vital Breath of the Dao : “In this well-written book, Daniel Reid shares with us his heartfelt purification techniques, from ancient Chinese life science to modern science. I recommend this book to those who are on their path of health and well being.”
The HeartMath Solution – Doc Lew Childre
Is the heart the missing link in the mind-body connection? By combining age-old philosophy with modern science, Childre and Martin respectively the founder and an executive consultant of the California nonprofit research organization, Institute of HeartMath make a compelling case for the idea that good health is really a triumph of heart, not mind, over matter. Citing the Institute's research on the heart's role in human health, they demonstrate that the so-called metaphorical condition of the heart which has long been associated with love, wisdom, courage and happiness may play as important a role in mental well-being as its physical function. The HeartMath solution lies in developing what Childre and Martin call the core heart feelings (such as love, forgiveness, appreciation and care), which trigger physiological responses resulting in less stress, better brain function and a stronger immune system. Although this book is about the heart, it's written with cool intelligence and intelligibility for the head.
Spiritual Economics: The Principles and Process of True Prosperity – Eric Butterworth
This straightforward, nontheological approach to prosperity has been effective for thousands. Learn to work with the flow of life and attract wealth in every area of your life.
If you're looking for some get rich quick type book, well this isn't it. I imagine that's one reason why he gave it the name he did, instead of emphasizing prosperity in the title. It's about changing your thinking about finances, health, relationships, all facets of prosperity. If you believe that changing your thinking will change your life, that we can control our thoughts and by doing so improve our over all circumstances, you'll find this book extremely helpful. Eric Butterworth comes from a very spiritual, and yet very practical level. He challenges many ideas that you might have studied in other prosperity books.
Aerial Circus Training and Safety Manual – Carrie Heller
Carrie Heller's Aerial Circus Training and Safety Manual gives the reader complete information on teaching and learning trapeze, rings, tissue, and web work. The step-by-step information is accompanied by over 1,000 how-to photos, as well as safety information and procedures. Heller has assembled information for circus performers and those who have always wondered exactly how "they do that." Few books outline the information available in the Aerial Circus Training and Safety Manual.
Carrie Heller, M.S.W. is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker as well as an aerial dancer with over 20 years of experience as an instructor, performer, and choreographer. After having studied 6 years with the students of the FSU Flying High Circus, Carrie began teaching circus arts at the age of 14. Carrie spent 15 years practicing and teaching Circus Arts in Atlanta, Georgia where, in 1993, she founded Circus Camp which serves over 1000 children each summer. She has served as aerial supervisor, play therapist, and consultant to the internationally renowned Camp Winnarainbow in California. Combining a love of the circus with her therapeutic background, Carrie does work-shops and trainings in Circus Arts Therapy throughout the country, including but not limited to Cirque Du Monde: A Cirque Du Soleil Outreach Program that uses circus arts as an alternative educational approach to help youth in difficulty around the world. Carrie has trained hundreds of students in the aerial arts as well as countless individuals who have become teachers using her Aerial Circus Training & Safety Manual.
Bose SoundDock digital music system for iPod – by Bose
Quality sound, sleek design
The SoundDock® Portable digital music system reproduces music with fullness and clarity unmatched by other battery-powered iPod speakers, from a design even slimmer than our original. Proprietary Bose® technologies let you enjoy your iPod out loud in more locations—without compromising sound quality.
Music moves with you
A rechargeable lithium-ion battery (included) provides more power and longer playing time than most other rechargeable batteries. The rotating dock disappears for storage and protection during transit. And a molded handle makes it easy to carry the system from place to place.
Easy to use
Just dock and play your compatible iPod. The iPod charges as it plays for uninterrupted music enjoyment. A custom remote easily controls the system and basic iPod functions. Auxiliary input lets you play other portable sources, too.
The SoundDock Portable digital music system. Unsurpassed performance and portability for the serious iPod listener—from the most respected name in sound.
Datashark Diy Crimp Bundle – Paladin Tools
Complete tool bundle along with modular plugs to make RJ45 or RJ11 patch cords.10 x RJ-45 connectors included
- Wire stripper cuts and strips phone or data cable
- Crimping tool works with both RJ45 and RJ11 plugs
- RJ45 & RJ11 connectors included in network cable installation kit
- Dimensions: Crimper: 7 1/4" x 3" x 5/8"; wire stripper: 2" x 4 3/8" x 5/8"
- Warranty: 1 year, limited
- Product Dimensions: 9.7 x 6.2 x 1.1 inches ; 3 pounds
- Shipping Weight: 1 pounds (View shipping rates and policies)
- Shipping: Currently, item can be shipped only within the U.S.
- ASIN: B0009DRZKQ
- Item model number: 70009
Warn 39198 Standard Manual Hub Kit
These manual hubs are designed for OEM hub replacement. They feature a precision cast body, 4140 steel clutch ring, and inner drive gear. Installation is quick and easy and sure turn dials make for easy engagement. For use with 26 spline axles. Compatible with the following models: 89-00 Chevrolet/GM Geo Tracker; 89-01 Suzuki Sidekick, X-90, Vitara, Escudo.
Product Description
Standard Manual Hub Kit; Set; Not For Front Axle Disconnect Systems - Precision Cast Hub Body - Inner Drive Gear - 4140 Steel Clutch Ring - Ideal For OEM Hub Replacement - for SUZUKI X-90 JLX L4 1.6 97 1996-1998, CHEVROLET TRACKER L4 1.6 98 1998-2000, CHEVROLET TRACKER L4 2.0 122 1999-2000, GEO TRACKER L4 1.6 98 1989-1997, SUZUKI GRAND VITARA V6 2.5 1999-2001, SUZUKI SIDEKICK L4 1.3 81 1989, SUZUKI SIDEKICK L4 1.6 97 1989-1990, SUZUKI SIDEKICK L4 1.6 97 1993, SUZUKI SIDEKICK JA L4 1.6 97 1996-1998, SUZUKI SIDEKICK JL L4 1.6 97 1991, SUZUKI SIDEKICK JLX L4 1.6 97 1990-1995, SUZUKI SIDEKICK JS L4 1.6 97 1990-1998, SUZUKI SIDEKICK JX L4 1.6 97 1990-1998, SUZUKI SIDEKICK SPORT L4 1.8 1996-1998, SUZUKI VITARA L4 1.6 97 1999-2001, SUZUKI VITARA L4 2.0 1999-2001
- Designed for OEM hub replacement
- Precision cast body with inner drive gear and 4140 steel clutch ring
- Compatible with the following models: 89-00 Chevrolet/GM Geo Tracker; 89-01 Suzuki Sidekick, X-90, Vitara, Escudo
- For use with 26 spline axles
- Sure turn dials make for easy engagement
Universal Charger for Philips Sonicare Elite
7300 7500 7750 7800 9500 9650 9800 Toothbrush
110 V US Universal Charger for Philips Sonicare Elite 7300 7500 7750 7800 9500 9650 9800 Toothbrush |
