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Light Sensor: The motion-activated outdoor light (model # 40242) features an integrated light-sensor which activates the unit at dusk to conserve battery power. Weatherproof: The MAXSA motion-activated outdoor light is fully weatherproof and can be used either indoors or outdoors. It can be used outdoors for steps, doors, walkways, porches, gates, sheds, garages, and decks. It can be used indoors for hallways, stairways, closets, and bathrooms. Mounting: The motion-activated outdoor light includes a mounting bracket, self-adhesive mounting pad, and two mounting screws for simple installation. It can be mounted on a wall or simply placed on the ground. Ideally the motion-activated outdoor light should be mounted 6-8' above the detection area. Note: The unit should not be located near light sources, reflective surfaces, or heated devices. You should also install the motion-activated outdoor light at least 25' away from the road, because passing cars might activate the light. 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Nov. 11, 2011 -- When you look at a child, you don't think heart disease. But in a sign of the times -- these obese times -- new guidelines today are urging that all children between the ages of 9 and 11 be screened for high cholesterol.
In addition, the guidelines call for the same children to again be screened between the ages of 17 and 21.
Why? Because keeping children's cholesterol in the healthy range may help prevent the onset of heart disease later in life.
High cholesterol is a chief cause of atherosclerosis, or hardening of the arteries, a major cause of heart disease.
The new recommendation that all children be screened is the most significant change to existing guidelines, which were established in 1992 and which called for cholesterol tests only for children with a family history of high cholesterol and heart disease.
"That old approach missed children who had high cholesterol," says guidelines contributor Steve Daniels, MD, PhD, a professor of pediatrics at the University of Colorado School of Medicine.
Daniels says the fatty streaks that signal the onset of atherosclerosis can appear in the first decade of life. If left unchecked, they will progress to dangerous fatty buildups that can clog up and harden arteries in adulthood.
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Heart disease in children is quite rare, the report points out, but it is the period during which the risk factors for heart disease begin to develop.
"When I talk to parents, one of the first things I say is that we are not trying to prevent heart disease in childhood; instead, we are trying to lower their long-term risk," says Daniels, who led the expert panel, which was convened in 2006 under the sponsorship of the National Heart, Lung and Blood Institute. Its recommendations are endorsed by the American Academy of Pediatrics and published online in Pediatrics.
Cholesterol testing is only one part of the new guidelines. Daniels and his fellow panelists also provide evidence-based recommendations for heart-healthy lifestyles, as well as for regular blood pressure and BMI (body mass index) checks.
"Our guidelines are really comprehensive and integrative," Daniels tells WebMD. "We considered all risk factors together and designed the guidelines to be useful in an age-specific way."
Daniels says that eating a healthy diet, getting plenty of exercise, and avoiding smoking are among the lifestyle factors that will help kids maintain a "low-risk status" throughout childhood, adolescence, and early adulthood. And doing so will greatly lower the risk of future heart problems.
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Vivid and captivating, Limoges enamel often decorated jewelry in the mid and later 19th century as well as into the early 20th century. Displayed here is the profile of a dapper Renaissance revival gentleman complete with feathered flat cap and robe gazing toward the right. (A 16th century self portrait of the famous painter Hans Holbein has a similar look). Enameled with shimmering gold, the collar of the robe is particularly breathtaking as is the peacock blue folds of the fabric. Completing the oval plaque is the lavender colored backdrop.
Rose cut diamond melees set into silver topped rose gold surround the enamel. Each side is ornamented with stair steps of silver holding more rose cuts. All set into 18k rose gold, this is a superb and rare find as a ring as most examples of Limoges enamels have been set into brooches.
Measurements: Top is 11/16 of an inch (1.7 cm) north to south on the hand by 1/2 inch of an inch (1.3 cm) in width and rises 3/16 of an inch (0.5 cm) high off the finger. This antique ring has a weight of 7.9 grams (5.1 dwt).
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See more info on this item Highlights:USB cable (Type A to Type B)for use with audio D/A converters, select computer speaker systems, external hard drives, and moreexceeds USB 2.0 high-speed data transfer specificationlow-jitter design specifically for USB audiosilver-plated solid copper conductors for superior sound quality (silver layer is 1.25% of total conductor)polyethylene insulationtriple shielding (foil/mylar/braided copper) to reject interferencegold-plated connectors resist corrosionwarranty: 5 yearsOur 60-day money-back guarantee Hands-on research from the Crutchfield Labs (what are the Labs?) What's in the box? | In-depth notes Product Research What's in the box? 5' USB cable (with a USB type-B connector on one end and a USB type-A connector on other end) Our Product Research Team At Crutchfield, you'll get detailed, accurate information that's hard to find elsewhere. That's because we have our own in-house Product Research team — they open the box, verify contents, check the owner's manual, and record dimensions, features and specs. We stay on top of new products and technologies to help people make informed choices. Features USB Connectors: The Audioquest Cinnamon USB cable features gold-plated USB connectors for maximum signal transfer. The Audioquest Cinnamon USB cable has a USB type-A connector on one end and a USB type-B connector on the other end. Note: It is typically used to connect a printer or scanner to your PC. Silver-Plated Conductors: The Audioquest Cinnamon USB cable uses solid 1.25% Silver-Plated conductors to eliminate inter-strand distortion and reduce jitter. Polyethylene Insulation: The USB cable's solid Polyethylene insulation ensures critical signal-pair geometry. USB 2.0: This cable exceeds USB 2.0 data rate specifications with greater than 1200 Mbps. It provides up to 20% more power delivery for maximum charging. 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I have many cables and components in my system I needed better emi protection. This got me that for a great price. Pros: Affordable improvement. Cons: None I can notice. Was this review helpful? Yes | No 3 out of 5 AudioQuest Cinnamon Written By Hi.Fi.Goon, North Carolina on Monday, August 25, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I am a firm believer in the fact that audio cable does make a difference in sound. I have experienced it first hand. I have an AudioQuest Cinnamon USB and an AudioQuest Forest USB. They make a difference! However, I can't tell a difference between the two. In other words, for my applications, the Forest works as well as the Cinnamon. It's also more flexible than the Cinnamon, making the Forest easier to manipulate in protable devices. Pros: Makes an improvement in sound. Cons: Unable to hear difference in Forest v Cinnamon? Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 Great cable for the price Written By jesse, Reedsburg, WI on Sunday, August 17, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) This is a great cable for the price. I am using it to stream internet radio from my laptop through a DAC, to my stereo system. This cable delivers nice, clean sound and lets my DAC do its job. Pros: Great cable for a price Cons: none Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 AudioQuest Cinnamon Written By artf, pennsylvania on Sunday, April 27, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) good quality cable , sound is very clear audioquest cables well put together and look cool too. Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 Great Cable Written By Anonymous, California on Thursday, March 28, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I have the Carbon USB, then i needed another one for my desktop setup, i did a comparison of both, and didn't hear any difference, For the money this is a solid cable. Pros: Good build from AQ like always Clearer sound Cons: nothing 2 out of 2 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 4 out of 5 Subtle, but yes a difference Written By Tom, Rochester NY on Tuesday, May 29, 2012 Got this cable along with several other Audioquest products when I was doing some finishing touches for my latest system upgrades. This cable feeds a nuForce udac2, and replaces the nuForce cable included with the dac. There is a bit more depth in the music, though seems clarity is close to the same. Worth the price? From a cheap usb cable to this one, definitely yeah. Maybe not so much going from the nuforce cable, nuForce provided a surprisingly good cable. But I've gravitated to the Audioquest Cinnamon line for a lot of my AV cables -- not cheap but also not in the absurd price range, a good balance IMO. With the systems I've put together the last few years, the emphasis has been on quality, and if it costs a bit to get subtle improvements, then so be it -- they add up. Pros: well made, good connections, clean sound transferred to the dac Cons: none 12 out of 12 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 1 question already asked The only difference I see between these two cables is one is 1.25% silver plated and the other is 5.0% silver plated. I'm sorry, but I do not hear a difference in the sound. What am I suppose to hear for twice the cost of these two cables? [ harry Sep 18, 2014 ] 4 answers Usually it's the overall improvements throughout your setup added together, that you really start hearing the difference. [ Chris Sep 20, 2014 ] Harry, Sound waves travel faster and cleaner on silver than they do on copper. USB cables with higher percentage silver conductors are able to send the sound waves at higher speeds thus helping to eliminate strand-interaction distortion and reduce jitter. Deciding which USB to buy really depends on the type of setup you have as well as how picky you are with your music. I'm running an Audioquest Cinnamon-which has the 1.25% silver conductors-through a Peachtree Audio Decco65. The Decco65 has a built in ESS Sabre 9023 DAC (digital to analog converter), which, when combined with the Cinnamon USB, really makes my digital music sound warm and smooth. While you do want to run a good quality USB, I honestly don't think you'll need the more expensive 5.0% cable. Unless you're an extreme audiophile with a ridiculously expensive system, you probably won't be able to tell any difference. Stick with the Cinnamon and use the extra cash to buy some new music. :) [ Matthew Sep 20, 2014 ] I can here the difference , but that's not the reason i upgraded to the Big Surs . I have Carver equipment and am Tri - Amping into Monitor Gold GR 60's . With close to a thousand watts going into one speaker DISTORTION really becomes an issue . I can turn my volume up much more and not blow my speakers !!!!!!!! Couldn't do that with my old top of the line Monster Cables . [ Mark Sep 18, 2014 ] I have not had the opportunity to listen to two different AudioQuest cables. I just know that my Cinnamon USB cable sounds much better than a common USB cable that I briefly used (one that usually connects my computer and printer) while waiting for the AudioQuest to arrive. [ MARC Sep 18, 2014 ] For a more in-depth review and enhanced detailed information on the AudioQuest Cinnamon, please visit the Crutchfield website product page (/ISEO-rccbcspd/p_703CIUSB5/AudioQuest-Cinnamon-1-5-meters-5-feet.html ). Find the gear that's right for you Ask an expert Your Crutchfield Advisor knows the gear inside and out. Call 1.888.955.6000 Email Compare with other AudioQuest models AudioQuest CinnamonA touch of silver lets the musical details ring out 4.5 out of 5: In StockThe AudioQuest Cinnamon adds silver plating to the copper conductors for superior sound: silver layer is 1.25% of total conductor View All Product Information$78.99AudioQuest ForestUSB cable 4.5 out of 5: Out of StockThe AudioQuest Forest offers: for use with audio D/A converters, select computer speaker systems, external hard drives, and moresolid Long Grain Copper conductors and triple shielding for better soundlow-jitter design specifically for USB audioView All Product Information$38.99AudioQuest CarbonMore silver helps deliver more transparent sound 4 out of 5: Low StockThe AudioQuest Carbon has a thicker layer of silver plating on the copper conductors for superior sonics: silver layer is 5% of total conductor View All Product Information$168.99AudioQuest CinnamonUSB cable 4.5 out of 5: In StockThe AudioQuest Cinnamon offers: for use with audio D/A converters, select computer speaker systems, external hard drives, and moresilver-plated solid copper conductors for superior sound quality (silver layer is 1.25% of total conductor)low-jitter design specifically for USB audioView All Product Information$78.99AudioQuest CarbonUSB cable 4 out of 5: Low StockThe AudioQuest Carbon offers: for use with audio D/A converters, select computer speaker systems, external hard drives, and moresilver-plated solid copper conductors for superior sound quality (silver layer is 5% of total conductor)low-jitter design specifically for USB audioView All Product Information$168.99 AudioQuest ForestCompare with $38.99 You are hereAudioQuest CinnamonCompare with $78.99 AudioQuest CarbonGet details $168.99 × Front Cable detail Group Searches related to the AudioQuest Cinnamon USB cable (Type A to Type B) AudioQuest AudioQuest USB Cables USB Cables under $100 AudioQuest Cinnamon reviews AudioQuest Forest reviews AudioQuest Carbon reviews


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The Fort Ord Reuse Authority has been using developer fees intended to cover environmental mitigations for everything from coffee cups to office Christmas parties, a forensic audit revealed.
The long-awaited audit report says FORA should stop paying for its executive officer's home DSL and better define its policies regarding allowable expenses.
It questions everything from local business lunches to the $12,000 the agency spends annually on food for meetings to the $255 it spends monthly for the office's coffee and water.
The auditors were not asked to examine how FORA's controller divvies the agency's expenses among its numerous funds.
A review of credit card transactions listed in the audit shows developer fees since 2007 have paid for coffee and paper cups, car washes and repairs, numerous holiday and retirement parties, computer software and a domain name registration and, ironically, a 2010 issue of the Generally Accepted Accounting Principles.
FORA Controller Ivana Bednarik was not in the office Tuesday. Questions were referred to Assistant Executive Officer Steve Endsley, who said expenditures of developer fees were limited to environmental mitigations required by the Fort Ord Base Reuse Plan. He said he could not answer specific accounting questions.
The $34,000 audit was requested by the FORA board of directors after lawyers for Keep Fort Ord Wild filed suit questioning a number of FORA's expenses, including reimbursement to Executive Officer Michael Houlemard for a traffic violation, his home DSL service and dozens of meals at local restaurants justified as business meetings.
The purpose was not to determine whether individual expenses met generally accepted accounting principles, commonly called GAAP, but to determine if they violated FORA policy and make recommendations for clarifying policy.
RGL Forensics examined the agency's expenses dating back five years and found only three violations, all by Houlemard, including the reimbursement for the traffic ticket, which he has since paid back. The violations, which also included a stay at a local hotel and, inadvertently, a meal expense for his wife, accounted for only $378, less than 1 percent of FORA's employee expense reimbursements since 2007.
However the firm faulted the agency's written policies for not directly defining what is and is not a reimbursable expense, going so far as to suggest it might want to ask employees for donations to cover the cost of coffee.
While neither policy nor Houlemard's contract addresses the expense, RGL also recommended FORA stop paying for Houlemard's home DSL service, for which he has been paid about $1,500 since 2007.
Houlemard voluntarily reimbursed FORA the $296 cost of his ticket and traffic school, plus 7.2 percent interest of $44. FORA's outside public relations officer, Candy Ingram, said it was "premature" to say whether he would reimburse FORA the cost of his DSL.
Ingram said the FORA board received the audit report Monday and would be discussing its contents and recommendations at its Dec. 14 meeting. The full audit is posted below.
Among the recommendations, RGL proposed FORA:
· Specifically define what falls within acceptable "travel" expenses.
· Require pre-approval of local business meetings during mealtime, as well as documentation of how the meeting benefits FORA and why it could not take place during normal business hours.
· Restrict travel expenses to IRS per diem limits. The audit found Houlemard was reimbursed $2,150 for local meals since 2007, an average of 10 meals per month and $43 per meal. The IRS limit is $18 for lunch, $36 for dinner.
· Reduce the executive officer's non-construction purchasing authority from $25,000 to a more-typical $1,000, and prohibit him from approving his own purchase requests.
· Establish policy regarding employee involvement with other agencies. Houlemard, it noted, has traveled in his former role as president of the Association of Defense Communities with inconsistent reimbursement by the association. If such work is allowed, RGL suggested, there should be a written policy on travel reimbursement.
The firm also suggested the FORA board review Houlemard's compensation package, writing a new one each time it is adjusted. Merely amending a contract from 2000 makes it difficult to determine his full package, which is currently $223,000 in wages and benefits.
RGL also questioned the structure of $10,000 in "additional benefits" Houlemard receives that he can use for supplemental life insurance, retirement or "other benefits."
Since 2001, the executive officer has opted for all of the money to go into a retirement plan. Because FORA makes the contribution directly to the plan manager, it is not taxed. FORA also contributes tax-to PERS on his behalf.
"Although the total contributions are made to two separate retirement accounts, the purpose and nature of the allowance is duplicative," the report states.
It suggests the supplemental benefits be rolled into his salary to allow for better transparency.
Del Rey Oaks Mayor Jerry Edelen, who will be FORA board president next year, said he takes the audit's findings very seriously and is looking forward to addressing its recommendations with the full board.
Edelen said he wants to go even further than RGL's suggestions and bar reimbursement for local meals altogether.
Michael Stamp, attorney for Keep Fort Ord Wild, said the report vindicates his client, "a group of community activists and bike riders ... that was completely accurate all the way down to (Houlemard's) $10,000 a year extra payment."
"To me (the report shows) 18 years of mismanagement. They have (Houlemard) approving his own claims," Stamp said. "When you have that concentration of power, you're bound to have abuses."
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