www.kdra.or.kr Review:

Above for initiative, three belows for headwork. Bullseye, Dead Meat, Suicide, Cmon you guys! You can do better than that! This guy just made the air wing comic for the entire cruise! Love the P-3 (don't DQ the boat!) and SERE CMC (hugs & kisses) comments! 3500 hrs, 700 traps, 6 deployments, two RAG instructor tours, sat on a few FNAEBs, can not count on two hands the number of friends who died in Navy and Marine Corps jets. Why are we offended? Because it is the nature of this community to be silent for the most part. Why? I may be able to explain. Once you are behind the ship on a pitch dark night with lots of boat movement and an aircraft emergency or two, you'll know. Once you taxi into the ONE WIRE amidst blood curdling "POWER!" calls and WAVEOFF lights grinding your hook to a nub in a shower of sparks starting at the round down, you'll know. Once you get your third bolter blue water with no divert and have to join on the tanker in the middle of a lightning hail storm where you can see Saint Elmos Fire on your probe tip and you finally get in the basket the tanker calls "SOUR" and your low fuel lights illuminate, you'll know. Once you have a student completely wrap the probe around the tanker drogue and try to put the basket down your intake just as you get a "LOW OIL" light on that same engine, you'll know. Naval Aviators are quiet for the most part because that is YOU tomorrow night, getting the no grade or worse due to a half second inattention on final. Once you know what LOBAR underlined means, you'll know! D-Day you out there? I'll never forget one of my buddies on our winging day selected for single seat hornets and he was all "I'm doing it alone! Brief alone, walk alone, fly alone..." and D-Day says, "Yea, and your gonna die alone too!" Most the guys are pretty quiet, and I can not tell you how quiet the wardroom is after a terrible night, when everyone has the 1000 yard stare and is just happy to be aboard and alive!

This screen protector is great! I bought this protector for an iPhone 6. It arrived on time, and very well packaged. When I got it, the packaging was easy to open. The screen protector came in a hard covered little box, that was very good, and it protected it very well. The protected was very easy and fast to put on. It fit perfectly on the iPhone 6, and it is a little bit thick, but that means that it will protect the phone well. The screen is very easy to touch with it on, it causes no obstructions or difficulties. Overall, this screen protector is wonderful! I definitely recommend it. *I received this product for free in exchange for an honest and unbiased review. All I have said about the product is true; it is great*

I was attempting to remove very dark brown dye from my blonde hair. The 1st and 2nd treatment of color oops didn't do anything, even though I followed the directions word-for-word. My 3rd attempt finally yielded results. It took my hair from very dark brown to light brown.

have only used the single serve cup so far, haven't cracked open the actual blender, but the single serve cup for sure beats my $16 hamilton single serve blender. for one, it's much easier to clean, since the blade is attached to the cup cap (although you have to be careful cleaning, as it's possible to cut yourself, which i just did). now, the BIG complaint is that after a couple of uses, the single serve cup got stuck in the base after blending. couldn't pull it off the base no matter how hard i tried. after half an hour of twisting and turning, i realized there's a small latch that makes the "click" sound when you snap the cup in. for some reason it wasn't going down in order for the cup to turn and get out of the base. so i used a thin pair of scissors to push the latch down, just enough so i could twist the cup over it and get the cup out. i'm guessing this will likely happen again, as it's a common complaint for single serve cup type blenders.