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One of the key concerns every rider should be worried about is to select the best snowmobile helmets possible, since they'll need clear visibility. You'll also need to eliminate moister, developed by the accumulate of the water particles due to the humidity caused by warm breathing, inside the shield. To help anyone who is interested in participating in a snowmobile event, I have listed two best snowmobile helmets below.
1. G-Max GM46 Helmet: This helmet comes under one of the best designer series manufactured by G-Max exclusively for snowmobile riding. The GM46 Helmet is equipped with a vented roost deflector to maximize the protection from snow storms and also a fully flexible, vented visor that can be adjusted with its large eye port and maximum visibility. The helmet also features the industry leading 19 vents technology known for maximum in-flow of air through its vents that are distributed all over the styro/shell and help provide a more comfortable ride.
2. HJC IS-Max BT: The name of the brand has it all. As most of us know, HJC is one of the superior helmet brands around the word, especially in the motor sports world, where it's been producing reliable and high safety riding gear. The company has also managed to hold the number one position in safety for sixteen consecutive years starting from 1992 until 2008 and holds the reputation of receiving endorsements through 2006 to 2008 from American Motorcyclist Association champion, Ben Spies, as well. As for the IS-Max BT helmet itself, it comes with an Electric Shield for condensation of fog inside the visors, as well as a Double Lens with twin electrode formed lenses that forms an air-pocket for maximum visibility. Oh, and did I mention the IS-Max is Bluetooth compatible too? It is equipped with a "Ready for Bluetooth connectivity" feature powered by ChatterBox XBi2-H using the built in recesses and speakers, inspired by the XBi2, making communication while riding easily possible.
Along with the above features, both helmets are DOT (federal Department of Transportation) tested and approved to meet best safety standards.
To help everyone enjoy their snowmobile riding to the fullest, I have tried to review some of the best snowmobile helmets this holiday season at Coolest Snowmobile Helmets.
What Makes a Woman Unforgettable and Why You Should Care
Denise Solay, one of America's leading jewelry designers, writes in her monthly newsletter, THE MEMO — "Do you remember the strange feeling you felt the first time on TV you saw a woman in combat in Iraq? A camouflage-wearing woman in body armor and a helmet carrying a heavy-firepower weapon? Discomfort? Totally different than the women we've all worked with in the corporate world? Probably because of the unfamiliar and dangerous setting? And, because, in so many of us, we still carry the traditional ideals of women as portrayed in literature, television and by our moms.
"I did but see her passing by... And yet I love her till I die"
An ideal proffered by an Elizabethan poet, but, unfortunately, an attitude about women still prevalent, as "fragile," as "helpmeets," as "loyal assistants." as "objects of desire."
But that image is changing. There is a whole generation already in the workplace whose moms and roll models were not June Cleaver, Lucy Ricardo or Marlo Thomas's That Girl - Ann Marie, (As opposed to the Marlo Thomas of today... That Woman.) Instead, they saw the likes of Murphy Brown, Margaret Thatcher, Izumi Kobayashi, president of Merrill Lynch Japan Securities, Christiane Amanpour - CNN, Brenda Barnes President, Chairman and Chief Executive, Sara Lee, Andrea Jung Chief Executive, Avon Products, Anne M. Mulcahy Chairman and Chief Executive, Xerox, and Gena Davis Commander in Chief, U.S.A., just to name a few.
There are CEO's like Meg Whitman of eBay, Inc. who it is said "leads by not leading, bosses by not bossing, and manages by not managing. " I can't think of too many male CEO's who would be totally comfortable with something like that written about them.
And yet, US News And World Report writes about Ms Whitman " This CEO of eBay presides over a company that has been described as growing faster in its first decade than any other enterprise in the history of capitalism." Is there a male CEO who would not sell his soul for that description?
In my research into the topic of Unforgettable Women I still keep coming across lines like
"... the unforgettable woman is warm and responsive." OR "... you know that she is aware of you. Her mind is hospitable to your ideas, her heart to your joys and sorrows." OR... "Everything a man does with such a woman becomes a memory. Because she was delighted, intrigued, curious..." OR... "Since she is responsive, the unforgettable woman has a genius for discovering what is worthwhile in another person..."
Does all that make you want to throw up?
Go back to that image of the helmeted figure with the wrap around sunglasses and the M16.
It's somewhere between those two poles of "warm and responsive" and "Major Toughmom" that leaders like Meg Whitman operate in.
The word is "BALANCE"
The article in US News about Meg Whitman also goes on to say ... "a new kind of corporate leader, one who, like Whitman, keeps a steady hand on the tiller rather than gripping and pulling hard on the levers of power... subtly steering and influencing relationships — instead of controlling them — to generate financial returns. It means working from a cube, not a corner office, and conversing, not commanding. It means asking questions, as opposed to providing answers, and then sharing what's been learned. It means building continual consensus and earning trust through transparency. Finally, it means understanding that bottom-line success often stems from experimenting and failing — or from doing nothing when bold action seems desperately needed."
I can't think of too many male CEO's who could instinctively operate like that. Perhaps they can learn. I hope so.
And what does all this have to do with selling jewelry you ask?
Denise Solay Designs and The World on a String exists by the sale of jewelry. It's what powers our engines. So, of course I hope you'll all go immediately to our website and buy a necklace or earrings or ankle bracelet, or two.
BUT, just as important, I also hope that you'll go to the section on our website about "Unforgettable Women" and nominate someone. (I have to keep saying, "Please not a relative, but someone you worked with, or met, who greatly influenced you. - Get someone else to nominate mom or Aunt Martha.)
Tell us about that someone special who influenced you. An unforgettable woman whose advice may help someone else to become their best. And keep thinking about what YOU can do to become unforgettable to someone else. Check out Denise's Tips On How YOU Can Become Unforgettable.
And, please, if possible, we'd appreciate it if you'd tell your friends and colleagues about our site and pass on this MEMO.
There are a lot more Meg Whitman's out there that we should all know about."
About the Author
Denise Solay, one of America's leading jewelry designers, has focused her expert eye on the Accessory Edge® — the memorability and power that the select use of jewelry can impart to today's savvy businesswoman's image and how she can become an Unforgettable Woman.
Special Operations helmet?
Why are, from what I've seen in lots of photographs, SOCOM operators' kevlar helmets not camouflaged ?
Maybe the canvas covers have been removed.
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