I've seen these statistics orebfe. I've never seen the reasons that young people give for them though. That was interesting. Not too surprising though. Does this film help parents and Churches take steps in the right direction or just point out the flaws? I've never heard of it orebfe. If it's good then it's something I would enjoy being able to share with others to encourage and challenge them.~ J:-)mi

I thought the radio show irnetviewing these guys was fascinating. I immediately went to their website and watched all the preview videos of the DVD. I love that they really came to make their faith real and realized that Christianity is not about religion, but loving Jesus!

Hey Stu. Thanks for the comment. I had so much fun hwctaing this video as I was doing this post. I'll be at least making an attempt to list them in order for me. It'a already proving to be difficult, but that's the plan.

Here is a site for motorcycle gear. I pnaroeslly would go with Joe Rocket for decently priced gear. Icon and Frank Thomas fall apart at the stiching, so don't buy that gear. I pnaroeslly ride in Alpinestar two piece leather for street and Dainese one piece leather on the track mixed in with my Daytona boots and Joe Rocket gloves. You do get what you pay for. My boots alone cost $ 900 and my Dainese one piece suit cost $ 1000. I have already crashed on the track twice in this gear and got up and walked away. Or in my case rode my bike off the track.

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I would first like to thank Unofficial Networks (UN), as well as some commenters like Dale Atkins for manikg me more knowledgeable on avalanche safety. I don’t think there is a reader out there who doesn't respect the dedication and commitment to the field of avalanche safety and education of people like Dale Atkins. However, I think the discussion has veered away from what I interpreted as the reviewer’s main point. To Mr. Atkins, I think it is unfortunate that you have to stoop to the attack then plug the product style of a reply that we typically see in corporate responses to consumer comments. Especially, negative ones. This field is peppered with this style of play, and, although I don’t know the data, I would guess that there is a strong ADVANTAGE to the positive gear reviewer versus the ones that negatively speak of products (like UN’s reviewer). How many negative reviews of products aren’t met with these typical corporate responses?Although I have not been to the International Science Show in 2010 nor did I know that the French Avalanche Assoc recommends the RECCO product, I do know that you, Mr. Atkins, have a conflict of interest, and your comments reflect your company due to the financial association your have with RECCO(regardless of the amount). Therefore as the president of the American Avalanche Association, with a tremendous amount of experience, you should have an unbiased opinion, however you don’t. This sounds like pharmaceutical companies, who send representatives to market their drugs to doctors. No one doubts the drugs (in our case, RECCO Avalanche Rescue System) work, but there is skepticism whether it should be marketed to everyone ( or in this case, should everyone “on the street� have every skiing product lined with this product. This is what I respect about UN, they represent the guy “on the street�. Clearly, Mr, Atkins, there is an obvious goal to your comments i.e. you don’t want the RECCO name to be bashed by some uneducated or misinformed “blogger� (both of with which I disagree). And you want to educate us on the importance of ANY product that will enhance this safety. Although you attempt to set the record straight with data, which I will not attempt to say that I know, I doubt that it is statistically significant data showing efficacy of the RECCO product. I think this would be difficult, but that really is not the point here. Believe me, I don’t want to downplay AT ALL the importance of avalanche safety, but when it comes to marketing I think our reviewer, through his/her comments, has a point. That point is whether or not EVERY ski product should have RECCO Avalanche Rescue System (and I do have an issue with this product name because it is misleading as others before me have pointed out). I think this argument, along with a general concern for the marketing scheme that has ski shop salesmen/women boasting the product saves lives, is valid. THIS should be argued and discussed further. If we consider all the time and money RECCO has put into this product, there is an obvious need to have a return on investment. If not, I would say, give a receiver with every jacket or other gear with the RECCO product, so we don’t have to wait for ski patrol to get there. Perhaps we should put more effort into marketing beacons? I’m not going to argue this one either, as it distracts from having a fair discussion about the marketing and usefulness of this product to the general population. I think the reviewer attempted to do this before a classic corporate “squash the negative gear reviewer� reply came, for which I would advise you from continuing. It really leave us with a bad taste about your company regardless of your points. I hope we can learn from this and fulfill Jon Conway's last sentence about working together to make progress .Thank youScott

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