David Sierra Puns

I've been on the hunt for my first headset for flying. I have used a few sets of david clark H10 13.4s and quite like them. I don't feel like I need the ANR yet, but I would like something more comfortable. I found a pair of lightspeed sierras for 300$ recently and have been trying to decide if I should go for a used pair of h10s or these. For reference I found some h10s for 220$.

What do ya'll think about the sierras? Are they a big upgrade over the h10s in terms of comfort and noise cancelling?

I’m looking to check out a local hot spring resort and zen out. I’m debating between David Walley’s and Sierra Hot Spring. I’m a huge fan of thermal spa’s where they give you a robe for the day and you just go pool to pool lounging.

Any suggestions? Anywhere I’m missing?

I’m also ok with nudity- doesn’t bother me but I’d rather not have loud kids running around.

Thanks!

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Washington (CNN)The Trump administration will impose visa sanctions on four countries that refuse to take back foreign nationals deemed to be in the US illegally, Department of Homeland Security spokesman Dave Lapan said Wednesday.

The four countries -- Cambodia, Eritrea, Guinea and Sierra Leone, according to a DHS source close to the deliberations -- come from a running list of countries the US designates as "recalcitrant" for not accepting, or delaying, repatriation of their own citizens after the US has tried to deport them.

"There are at least 23 countries that refuse to take their people back after they've been ordered to leave the United States, including large numbers of violent criminals. They won't take them back. So we say, 'OK, we'll keep them.' Not going to happen with me, not going to happen with me," Trump said in an August 2016 speech.

Citizens of the four countries identified by the administration will face visa restrictions that could prevent them from entering the US. The sanctions process was triggered last week in a letter sent to the State Department by Acting DHS Secretary Elaine Duke, Lapan said. It is up to the State Department to determine the visa restrictions' scope, and to initiate them.

In a statement, a State Department official confirmed receipt of the DHS letter.

"When we receive such notification, the law requires a suspension of visa issuance. We follow a standard process to implement a visa suspension as expeditiously as possible in the manner the Secretary determines most appropriate under the circumstances to achieve the desired goal," the official said.

"That process includes internal discussions with, and official notification to, affected countries. We are not going to get ahead of that process. When we have completed the process, information will be available about the terms of the visa suspension," the official continued.

While the US has regularly kept a list of countries considered recalcitrant, only two countries have previously received sanctions under the law: Guyana, in 2001, and The Gambia, in 2016. In both cases, US visas were restricted for certain government and diplomatic employees.

Twelve countries have been designated as recalcitrant as of July, Lapan said, including China and Cuba. It was not immediately clear why these specific four countries were chosen.

The sanctions were first reported by the Washington Times. In a news briefing Wednesday, Lapan declined to name the four countries. The St