text: Sennheiser MM 500-X Bluetooth® stereo headset with aptX® high-fidelity wireless audio capability Zoom Front Photos Videos Item #: 143MM500X Review Summary 4 people say In Stock Free Crutchfield lifetime tech support Free Shipping Your price $329.99 Add to cart + Add to wishlist Email me alerts for this product Buy this item and earn up to 330 Rewards points See more offers and ways to save Special Financing Available x By buying this product you'll earn up to 330 Rewards points. When you sign up for a Crutchfield account, you'll be enrolled in Crutchfield Rewards. You'll earn one point for every dollar you spend on gear from us. You can turn your points into Rewards Cards that you can use toward future purchases. You can sign up for an account now, or after you complete your purchase (you'll get credit for the points either way). Sign up for a Crutchfield account Overview Details Customer Reviews Q&A Articles & Videos Our take on the Sennheiser MM 500-X by Dave Bar High-quality music and calls with Bluetooth convenience Sennheiser's MM 500-X portable headphones are fantastic for enjoying your music and managing your phone calls without getting tangled up in cords. They feature built-in Bluetooth technology for a hassle-free wireless connection to compatible devices, such as many cell phones, laptop computers, tablets, and MP3 players. You can use the integrated volume, track skip, and call answer/end buttons built into the right earcup for convenient operation while your phone or music player remains safely in your pocket, purse, or backpack. The MM 500-X headphones also support the latest aptX technology a sophisticated audio encoder that delivers true high-fidelity stereo sound wirelessly over Bluetooth with aptX-enabled sources. Great comfort, sound, and versatility The MM 500-X's around-the-ear design, soft padded cushions, and adjustable headband make them a comfortable companion for long listening sessions on the go. Their folding design makes for easy storage when you travel. Sennheiser's patented Duofol diaphragms provide detailed, crystal-clear sound. And just in case you need it, Sennheiser includes a cable plus an airline adapter for a direct wired connection in situations where Bluetooth isn't permitted, or you want to make use of in-seat entertainment and other wired sound sources. See more info on this item Highlights:portable, folding, around-the-ear designpadded, closed earcups and adjustable headbandBluetooth® wireless operation with advanced aptX audio circuitry for streaming high-quality stereo sound from aptX-enabled devicesbuilt-in microphone and wireless earcup controls for hands-free conversations using compatible Bluetooth cell phonesintegrated controls on the right earcup for track, volume, and answer/end call functionsrechargeable lithium-polymer battery includedsingle battery charge gives you:up to 20 hours Bluetooth talk timeup to 10 hours Bluetooth listening timeadvanced Duofol drivers for outstanding sound qualityfrequency response 15-22,000 Hz60" detachable audio cable with stereo mini plug included for wired listening optionsairline adapter, USB charging cable, multi-country wall charging adapter, and carrying case includedweight: 6.31 oz.warranty: 2 yearsOur 60-day money-back guarantee Hands-on research from the Crutchfield Labs (what are the Labs?) Features and specs chart | What's in the box? | In-depth notes Features and Specs General Fit Style Around-the-Ear Earcup Type Closed Noise-canceling No Bluetooth Yes Frequency Response 15-22k Hz Sensitivity 107 dB Impedance 100/590act Ohms Weight 6.31 ounces Cord Length 60" Airline Adapter Included Yes iPod Control Yes Volume Control Yes Built-in Microphone Yes Parts Warranty 2 Years Labor Warranty 2 Years Product Research What's in the box? Download owner's manual MM 500-X Wireless headphones BA 370 PX Lithium-Polymer rechargeable battery pack (installed) Wall charging power supply US power plug adapter EU power plug adapter UK power plug adapter AU power plug adapter 3.5mm-to-1/4" adapter Airline adapter (single female 3.5mm-to-dual male 3.5mm) 50" USB charging cable (Type A USB on one end and proprietary USB on the other end) 5' Audio cable (male 3.5mm miniplug on one end and male 2.5mm sub-miniplug on the other end) Zippered storage pouch Instruction Manual on CD-ROM Quick Guide Safety Guide Compliance statement 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 Overview: The Sennheiser MM 500-X headphones are an accessory that allows you to enjoy your digital music files on your mobile phone or portable music device, including those equipped with Bluetooth technology. The MM 500-X can be used wirelessly, or in places where Bluetooth isn't available, you can plug them in and use them as wired headphones. Bluetooth Wireless Reception/Transmission: The MM 500-X features Bluetooth v2.1 wireless reception and transmission with a built-in microphone for cable-free use with select Bluetooth enabled phones and audio devices. Supported Bluetooth profiles include A2DP (Advanced Audio Distribution Profile), AVRCP (Audio/Video Remote Control Profile), HSP (HeadSet Profile), and HFP (Hands-Free Profile). The MM 500-X saves the connection profiles of the last eight devices with which it was paired; when turned on it automatically tries to connect with one of those devices. Note: Not all Bluetooth enabled audio devices will be compatible. apt-X: The MM 500-X headphones are equipped with apt-X, an audio coding technology that works within Bluetooth to wirelessly deliver CD-quality audio from your portable music device to the headphones. With apt-X, you can listen to your digital music files in crisp, pure, and full stereo sound. The following 3rd party devices / configurations have built-in apt-X support (as of 7/18/2012): Apple Mac OS X Snow Leopard and Lion Operating Systems Apple Mac Mini (latest generation with latest OS update) Apple Macbook Air (latest generation with latest OS update) Apple Macbook (latest generation with latest OS update) Arcam Wireless Bluetooth DAC Burmester 113 DAC Creative Zen X-Fi3 Creative Ziio Tablet 7 inch Creative Ziio Tablet 10 inch HTC One X HTC One S HTC One V Motorola Razr Motorola Razr Maxx Samsung Galaxy Tablet 7.0 Plus Samsung Galaxy Tablet 7.7 Samsung Galaxy S III Sharp Aquos Phone SH-06NERV Sharp Aquos Phone SH-07D Sharp Aquos Phone ISW16SH Sharp Aquos Phone SH-09 Earcups: The MM 500-X features a comfortable, over-the-ear design that let you enjoy long listening sessions while on the move. The closed design helps to provide superb passive noise attenuation. The fully-adjustable headband allows you to find the perfect fit. Controls: On the right ear-cup there are integrated controls for your connected phone or audio device. Audio controls include volume, skip forward or backward, fast forward or rewind within a song, play, and stop. Phone controls include volume, accept call, reject call, end call, redial, voice dial, and mute. Note: All control functions must also be supported by the connected device. Battery Pack: The MM 500-X has a removable BA 370 PX Lithium-Polymer battery pack (3.7 volts DC/1 Wh) which provides up to 10 hours playback using Bluetooth reception. A power supply with US, UK, European, and Australian plug adapters is included to charge the battery pack; charging time is approximately three hours. The headphones can also be charged using a computer's USB port. Collapsible Design: These headphones feature a collapsible design with metal-reinforced headband to ensure portability and durability. Cord & Adapter: The MM 500-X will also work as wired headphones, useful when Bluetooth connection is not an option. The headphones come with a 60" mini-jack cable terminated by a 3.5mm connector for a wired connection. A 3.5mm-to-1/4" adapter, and an in-flight audio adapter (dual mono 3.5mm) are included for added convenience. Carrying Case: A nylon carrying case is included to protect the headphones during storage or transport. Specifications: The MM 500-X has the following specs: Frequency Response: 15-22kHz Nominal Impedance: 590 Ω active mode; 100 Ω passive SPL (1 kHz/1 Volt): 107 dB THD (1 kHz): < 0.1% Connectors: 3.5mm, 3.5mm-to-1/4" adapter, 3.5mm double mono plug in-flight adapter Weight: 6.31 ounces (179 grams) Bluetooth: Version: 2.1 + EDR Range: up to 33' (10 meters) Transmission Frequency: 2.4 GHz Transmission Power: 8 dBm Profiles: HSP, HFP, A2DP, AVRCP Codec: SBC, apt-X Review this product Submit a review and then enter to win a $500 rewards card Sennheiser MM 500-X Reviews Average Customer Review: 4 people say: Review this product: Thanks for taking the time to share your experiences about this product. Please be sure to focus your comments on the product itself. Read our Review Guidelines for more information. Review title * Email Your email won't be visible. Please use the email address that is associated with your order. 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Yes | No "Coolness Factor" Build Quality Comfort Noise Reduction Sound Quality 5 out of 5 Amazing Product Written By Corry, New Orleans, LA on Wednesday, January 22, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I gave the product 5 mics but i feel the loudness could be a littler louder. Other than that, these headphones are perfect. Pros: Noise Canceling, great sound clarity , coolness Cons: loudness 4 out of 4 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No "Coolness Factor" Build Quality Comfort Noise Reduction Sound Quality 5 out of 5 Phantom-II Written By Bill, Waxahachie, TX. on Thursday, December 12, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) As always Sennheiser Builds a product that lives up to their quality reputation. Everything I've gotten from them I've kept because it does what they say it will. Cons: Pricey - BUT Worth IT! 2 out of 2 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No "Coolness Factor" Build Quality Comfort Noise Reduction Sound Quality 5 out of 5 Excellent product. Written By Anonymous, Oregon City on Thursday, October 03, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Fantastic sound.. Clean at high volume. Easy to use and very comfortable. Pros: Wireless with great sound. Cons: A little pricey. 3 out of 3 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No "Coolness Factor" Build Quality Comfort Noise Reduction Sound Quality 1 question already asked Do I need to buy a docking station or something to listen to my TV? [ James Jan 08, 2014 ] 3 answers The Sennheiser MM 500-X I received from Crutchfield included both the 1/8" jack for smartphone/tablet devices and the "fat" jack commonly used for home theater equipment. The "fat" headphone jack screws onto the 1/8" jack and works well when connected to my DENON surround sound receiver. I use the 500-X headphones most often as a Bluetooth connection to my iPhone and iPad. The Bluetooth pairing was simple. If you are specifically asking if the Sennheiser MM 500-X can be connected directly to your TV, I don't know of any TV's equipped with a female headphone outlet to accept the jack. [ RJ Jan 08, 2014 ] Nope [ Arti Jan 08, 2014 ] No there is not any docking station available for wireless functionality. The only way you can listen from TV via wired connection from your TV Aux/headphone jack. [ Kinjalkumar Jan 08, 2014 ] For a more in-depth review and enhanced detailed information on the Sennheiser MM 500-X, please visit the Crutchfield website product page (/ISEO-rccbcspd/p_143MM500X/Sennheiser-MM-500-X.html ). Find the gear that's right for you Ask an expert Your Crutchfield Advisor knows the gear inside and out. 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Tuesday, 04 October 2011 18:29
Panthers Dominate Tigers in District Opener
A disappointed Joseph Cheek stands alone following the Tigers' 52-8 loss to Knox Central on Friday.
Barbourville – The Clay County Tigers dropped to 1-5 on the year Friday night, suffering the worst Tiger football loss in five years after dropping a 52-8 decision to host Knox Central.
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After suffering their worst loss in five years, Coach Kenny Roark's Clay County Tigers (1-5) won't be able to lick their wounds for too long, as Coach Wayne Mills' Bell County Bobcats stroll into Manchester Friday night.
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Coach Phillip Jones' Clay County Lady Tigers extended their win streak to three this past week after winning in straight sets over Middlesboro on Senior Night.
Lady Tiger seniors Brittany Bowman, Sydney Combs, and Danielle Hubbard were each honored before the game, as Clay County easily won in their final home game of the year.
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Lady Tiger golf team member Lynsie Gregory sinks a putt during the 9th Region Tournament this past week.
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Work shipped me out to california again this week so I took advantage and came out early, spending 3 days in Yosemite.
I got into San Fran Thursday night and planned on leaving super early Friday morning. As the car rental was set up through work it turned out I had to wait till 7:30 to get the car :twisted: . Well they came to the wrong hotel and were an hour late....ugh 8:30 I'm FINALLY on the road. About 1/2 hour later I realize I left my trail shoes in the room...grrrr! 1 hour later I'm back where I started on my way to the park....hoping I can get my permit for the area I wanted to hit...Young Lakes.
I get the the park, drive the Tioga Pass (road at 10,000 ft), dive into the ranger station and pull the last available pass for Young Lakes...for the following day though. It was 2:30 and I had the rest of the day to hike, so I decided to tackle Mount Dana, the 2nd highest peak in the park at 13,053.
No trail, no switchbacks, just straight up. I've done some hiking to 10,000 feet and noticed no ill effects, but I usually had a night to acclimate. I started that day at sea level, parked at 9,000 ft 4 hours later, and was huffing and a little dizzy by 12,000. It was amazing though....great views, and cold cold temps. The terrain was similar to the Presidentials but the rocks were much more jagged and VERY VERY loose. I had to climb up a near vertical class III section with snow and exposure and the rocks were sliding on hand holds and feet. Not fun but relatively short. I pressed on to the plateau, and finally the summit. It was the greatest view I've ever had from any summit. Temps were in the 20's and the sun was setting so I didn't stay long, snapped some pics and headed down right before dark.
I stayed overnight in the backpackers's camp site near my trailhead. I basically set up camp, ate a cold dinner, and went to bed. Pretty uneventful until a bear came into camp that night and was rooting around right outside my tent. I woke up right as my neighbor saw it and scared it off. It managed to grab someone's pack who didn't store it properly. Back to bed and then another came in a half hour later and raided the camp site next to mine. Eventually everyone ran it off with shouting and pots. Okay...so it was then an eventful night.
Next morning I start out to Young Lakes in the Tuolumne area of Yosemite. It was only 7 miles through pine forests and alpine meadows so I decided to leave the trail and climb up through a mountain pass that decended to the lakes rather than hike around it.
The main peak of the ridge was Ragged Peak at ~10,900 ft. Not one to pass up an exciting opportunity I hike up to the scree, stash my pack and bear barrel, and start climbing. It was a really fun scramble/bouldering session to the spire like summit. The views were stunning.
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I hiked down, decending down the pass, and start hunting for a nice place to set up camp. It was then I realized I didn't have my bear barrel. I forgot to grab it when I came off the summit! it was sitting back up the pass near the scree! After 5 minutes of profuse swearing I turned around, climbed back up, found my barrel, and climbed back down. It actually ate up the late afternoon so it wasn't all that bad.
Set up camp overlooking the first lake, Ragged Peak, and totally surrounded by granite. Trout started busting the surface all evening, I had a beautiful sunset, a cold but bearless night, and a gorgeous morning. Easy hike out after one amazing weekend solo in the Yosemite backcountry. This is truly a magical place.......


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Richmond, VA's Strike Anywhere have quietly crept up on the punk scene, diligently traveling around the country and beyond, leaving listeners worldwide in a daze of anthemic hardcore intensity. Their debut album, the invigorating "Change Is A Sound" documented a punk band that provides a powerful crunch, and still they have found it necessary to push themselves further. Looking to enhance their melodic leanings and delve deeper into their worldly beliefs, the band have enlisted the help of producer Brian McTernan (Hot Water Music, Cave In) who has uncovered new layers of depth and pop accessibility for the band to arm themselves with. Their latest triumph, "Exit English", shuns the lackadaisical stance of turning a blind eye towards the world's problems in favor of the easy to market break-up odes so common with the pop/punk genre, and instead speaks out on modern society and war with intelligence and intense determination.
Strike Anywhere have truly blossomed into one of today's most accomplished punk rock units, deftly embodying the rebellious punk spirit of discontent with the world as it stands, while instilling trace elements of pop and hardcore into the mix. By using their ability to catch one's ear the group have been endowed with the chance to postulate on society and its complications through an upbeat sing-a-long style that always feels on the brink of combustion. The structural stability their music displayed on "Change Is A Sound" is still prevalent this time around, courting rambunctious hardcore anthems with a pop sensibility. Vocalist Thomas Barnett brandishes a fiery tongue that partners vicious screams with endearing melodies, creating a verbal discourse that eschews the traditional mode of placating the masses and instead confronts society's woes head-on. This is exactly how such songs as "To The World" and "Fifth Estate" succeed in entrancing the listener in an idyllic haze of tumultuous political themes with saccharine sweet punk rock. His bold vocal stance combined with the group's increasingly melodic hardcore sound conveys a feeling of turmoil outlined with hope, and their keen sense of repetition drives these sentiments home.
Considering the sparse number of socio-political punk groups that exist today with the ability to also champion radio coverage through melodic pop deliveries, the band should be proud at just how fluid this pairing has worked. The template used so effectively here seems unusually similar to that of recent Boysetsfire, yet these men have allowed themselves to fully embrace the radio-friendly design; speaking of injustice in relatable terms that are pleasing to the ear while retaining their explosive edge. The thoughts that are expressed here are arguable and may prevent some listeners from getting caught up in the enthusiastic struggle on display, but the band are still capable of overwhelming with their infectious melodic punk. With this effort Strike Anywhere have expanded upon their aural tapestry and captured the very essence of where America finds itself today: caustically fragile, yet positively aware of its struggles and intent on finding a way to persevere. In that sense, this is an honest, unflinching album of punk rock patriotism, and another scintillating effort from one of the indie scene's hidden gems.
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In its fourth year, the Caravan du Nord concert series celebrates independent, Minnesota-based musicians. The tour starts Sept. 26 in Austin, with stops in Detroit Lakes, Red Wing and Faribault before ending in Duluth on Nov. 6. Headliners include Communist Daughter and the Grammy-winning Okee Dokee Brothers.
Minnesota is full of one-of-a-kind attractions. Make a trip to Nyberg Park in Vining (pictured), the Judy Garland Museum in Grand Rapids, Jeffers Petroglyphs near Comfrey, the Pavek Museum of Broadcasting in St. Louis Park, or the Hjemkomst Center in Moorhead.
The swath cut by Minnesota's food personalities is a wide one. You can see them on national television, hear them on the radio, and taste their creations by way of books and the Internet, as shown by this (brief and greatly abridged) collection of biographical sketches.
Every year, Minnesota is ranked at or near the top of states with the most golfers per capita in the country. Minnesotans simply love golf. It is one of the best places in the country to play, and the locals know that. So here are some reasons why you will love Minnesota golf as well.
Each fall, intricate corn mazes crop up at Minnesota farms, wineries, apple orchards, and pumpkin patches, following the centuries-old European maze tradition. Maze-makers plant or cut corn to create a pathway in an elaborate design.
Otter Trail Scenic Byway, in pastoral Otter Tail county, visits the forests and lakes of Maplewood State Park and Glendalough State Park, a scenic overlook at Inspiration Peak, and the 1889 Phelps Mill and millpond.
With cooler weather, more active fish and a beautiful backdrop of changing leaves, fall is one of the best times of year to fish in Minnesota. Depending on the area and the size of the lake, walleye, muskie, northerns, largemouth bass and crappie, as well as trout in the southeast Minnesota streams, are all biting.
Sure, you know Minnesota's got lakes. And pine trees. And snow. But one of the state's best-kept secrets is our style—and where to get it. In the Minneapolis-St. Paul area alone, a plethora of locally owned boutiques and shops share the Minnesota love by supporting local artists, designers, crafters and makers.
A true, ripe Honeycrisp tastes like an apple with the volume turned up: Both honey-sweet and bracingly tart, it conveys its full flavor in extra-juicy bites. Dozens of open-to-the-public orchards dot the landscape around the state, and Minnesotans and visitors alike will have no shortage of good picking come early September through late October.
The Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport is considered among the best in the country, and was recently called "the best two-hour layover in the U.S." by Men's Journal. Get there early or spend some time after you land to discover any or all of these 10 highlights.
The Walker area has worked hard, and continues to work, on its trails. They are well mapped out and well-marked, and locals are all familiar with them if visitors have any questions. Whether your bicycle has a banana seat or not, these trails will not disappoint.
Five Minnesota state parks provide campers and day trippers the perfect entry point to the pleasures of the St. Croix River. Canoeing and kayaking are perhaps the strongest attraction at many of these parks, but they also offer great hiking, biking, horseback trails and campsites, and all manners of wildlife watching.
For years, domestic beer was viewed as wine's lowbrow cousin, suitable for drinking during sporting events or cookouts, and little else. The craft brew revolution has turned that thinking on its head, and the past five to 10 years have seen an explosion in artisan beer production in Minnesota.
Minneapolis and St. Paul have a lot of connections: The Mississippi River flows through them both, their residents root for the same sports teams, and their museums and theaters are world class. Now, they're also physically connected by the Metro Green Line light rail, which runs between Minneapolis' Target Field and St. Paul's Union Depot.
Antiques and the Mississippi River Valley go together like daffodils and a long-awaited Midwestern spring. One holds the power to stop you in your tracks to even better enjoy the other. That's how it is on the southern section of Minnesota's Great River Road, anyway.
View a rainbow of colorful fall foliage in Minnesota. The list includes some well-known favorites, and some lesser-known gems where you don't have to share the view with a crowd. From the North Shore to southern Bluff Country, you'll find fall colors on these 10 routes.
It's a Minnesota classic: a comfy lakeside cottage, a chance to go fishing, play in the water, listen to the loons call across the lake, watch the sun set, roast marshmallows, point out galaxies in the starry sky. A resort is a place to get away from it all and reconnect with family and friends.
Wildlife sanctuaries dedicated to wolves, bears and eagles offer fun and education for animal lovers of all ages. Plan a trip to the International Wolf Center and North American Bear Center in Ely, the Vince Shute Wildlife Sanctuary near Orr, and the National Eagle Center in Wabasha.
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In Schaefferian theory, solfège is "the art of practising better listening"; it is an "experimental and realistic" approach to the sound object, a kind of becoming aware of the new materials of music while distrusting preconceived ideas and relying first and foremost upon what is heard. It is without notation, because it is intended to apply to the whole universe of sounds already available or capable of being made, and not only to the sounds of traditional music, of measurable pitch, and produced by a limited number of instruments. This solfège is situated more in the area of hearing than making, it is descriptive rather than being operational. The criteria, which it seeks to bring out, are not expressed by symbols leading to notations for new scores, but as a deepening of the act of listening, seeking in sounds their musical potential, prior to any plan of notation or composition. It is embodied in the five operations of his programme of musical research. Every sound object or criterion as the experimental solfège progresses is individually situated in types (typology), in classes (morphology), in genres (characterology), in species (analysis). The final two of these are treated more like a hypothese, whereas the first two are significantly detailed. (Paraphrase of Michel Chion (1983). Guide des Objets Sonores. Eds. Buchet/Chastel, Paris. 1995 translation by John Dack/Christine North.)
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Sherman Stein's motivation for writing this book grew out of a course on the history of calculus for undergraduates he taught for several years. Before that, like most of us, he didn't know where Archimedes' reputation as one of the greatest mathematicians of all time had come from - and now he wants us to know too.
This book is by the same authors as "Why do buses come in threes?", which was reviewed in Issue 10 of Plus. Like its predecessor, it consists of entertaining and thoughtprovoking questions on topics not obviously related to maths, and a discussion of each. The authors say that "give us a topic that we care about, and we all become mathematicians", and set out to prove it.
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Scholars Lawrence Davidson and Wail S. Hassan will explore overlooked strands of early Arab American life as part of a symposium about Arab American identity hosted by the campuss Center for Arab American Studies on March 15
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DEARBORN / March 12, 2010---Scholars Lawrence Davidson and Wail S. Hassan will visit the University of Michigan-Dearborn on March 15 to explore overlooked strands of early Arab American life as part of a symposium about Arab American identity hosted by the campuss Center for Arab American Studies.
The event, titled A Discursive Approach to the Formation of Arab American Identity: Literature, Politics and Archival Evidence, will be held from 3:30 p.m. to 8 p.m. in UM-Dearborns Alfred Berkowitz Gallery, located on the third floor of the campuss Mardigian Library. The event is free and open to the public.
Hani Bawardi, assistant professor of history at UM-Dearborn, said he organized this event to explore the Arab Americans past beyond recycled notions of sectarianism and indifference toward homeland politics, and also to showcase untapped resources comprised of manuscripts, books, and magazines. Bawardi will join Davidson and Hassan in giving a presentation during the symposium.
Davidson, a professor of Middle East history at West Chester University, will talk about Efforts to Organize and counter Zionist Lobbying on the Issue of Palestine, 1917-1948. He is the author of Foreign Policy, Inc: Privatizing American National Interest, Americas Palestine: Popular and Official Perceptions from Balfour to Israeli Statehood and Islamic Fundamentalism.
Hassan, an associate professor of comparative literature at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, will speak about Abraham Rihbanys Orientalist Dialectics. He is the author of Tayeb Salih: Ideology and the Craft of Fiction as well as more than 30 articles and reviews on literary and theoretical topics.
Bawardi will bridge Davidsons and Hassans discussions by chronicling representations of nationalism in the literature from the same period with his talk, The Evidentiary Power of Manuscripts: The Papers of Ameen Farah. Hell connect several Arab American writers to political activism on behalf of the Arab Syrian cause with examples gleaned from a survey of the Arabic-language press, literary works and archival evidence.
A reception will follow the talks at 6 p.m., where symposium participants will be able to view the papers of Ameen Farah, a Syrian-nationalist Arab American from Nazareth, Palestine. The papers document a direct connection between the rise of the influential literary magazine Al Funun and the nationalist Free Syria Society in Flint, Mich. (1915). Also on display will be the working papers of four major political organizations: Free Syria Society, New Syria Party, Arab National League and the Institute of Arab American Affairs.
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Klamut owns a 207-79-2 (.722) career record as the Titan men's coach and as the first-ever women's team head coach at Westminster he owns a 186-85 (.686) record since 1987. In 2007, Klamut registered his 300th win as a college coach as his combined men's and women's record is 393-164-2 (.705).
Both the Titan men's and women's teams won the Presidents' Athletic Conference (PAC) championship in 2007, giving both teams their fourth league team titles in five years, including the men with three straight and the women with two consecutive crowns. Most recently, in 2013, the men's team was crowned the PAC champion for its fifth overall title in school history.
Klamut has earned either PAC Men's or Women's Swimming Coach of the Year honors nine times since the Titans joined the league in 2003. Overall, Klamut has been recognized by his peers as conference coach of the year 14 times since 1992 including honors from the Penn-Ohio Conference and the Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (GLIAC). He was also awarded the American Swimming Coaches Association Award of Excellence 12 times in 1991, 1994, 1998-2002 and 2005, 2007, 2010-12.
The accolades he received as a coach are indicative of the numerous accomplishments of his swimmers. Klamut coached three national champions, 109 individuals earning All-America or All-America honorable mention honors, 113 conference champions and several scholar-athletes and all-academic team members.
Overall, Westminster has won eight men's team conference championships (Penn-Ohio 1993-94, GLIAC 1999, PAC 2003, 2005-07, 2013) and five women's team conference titles (Penn-Ohio 1992, PAC 2003-04, 2006-07).
A four-year swimming letterman at Clarion University, where he graduated in 1982, Klamut was a Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference finalist in 11 events, as well as team co-captain his senior year. Following graduation, he earned his master's degree in education from the University of Pittsburgh in 1985.
Klamut began his coaching career at Elizabeth-Forward High School, leading his 1985 boys team to a section title.
In addition to his coaching responsibilities at Westminster, Klamut previously was the chairman of the NCAA Division III Swimming and Diving Committee and continues to serve on the Committee today. He also served in similar capacities for the CSCAA, the NAIA and the Penn-Ohio Conference.
He and his wife, Kelly, reside in New Wilmington with their daughter Stephannie.
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Pat Smith returned to his alma mater and enters his fifth year as an assistant swimming coach at Westminster for the 2013-14 season. He previously served as an assistant coach at Mount Union for two seasons.
Smith was a two-time All-American for the Titans in the 200 and 400-yard medley relays. In addition to helping Westminster win three Presidents' Athletic Conference (PAC) team championships, Smith won six PAC individual titles, including the 200 backstroke all four years during his career. He also won the 100 backstroke in 2004 and 2007 and swam on two PAC champion 400 medley relay teams.
A 2007 Westminster graduate with a degree in political science, Smith is a native of South Park. He and his wife Brittany, a former Westminster swimmer, and daughter, Mia, reside in New Wilmington.
Brittany Smith
Assistant Coach
Brittany Smith, the wife of fifth-year assistant coach Pat Smith, enters her fourth year on the Westminster staff as a part-time assistant coach for the 2013-14 season.
The former Brittany Thomas, Smith is a 2007 Westminster graduate and former Titan swimmer. She is a five-time PAC champion including two titles in the 1,000 and 1,650 freestyles.
A Bethel Park native, Smith resides in New Wilmington with her husband, Pat, and daughter, Mia.
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Ray Lion enters his fifth season as the Westminster diving coach in 2013-14. He previously coached diving at the high school level for 23 years with stops at Blackhawk, Hopewell and Beaver high schools.
Lion was a diver at Division I Purdue University where he also coached after completing his undergraduate degree. He also holds a master's degree from National University in California.
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Mike Barringer enters his first year on the Westminster staff as a part-time assistant coach for the 2013-14 season.
Barringer, a four-time First Team All-PAC honoree for the Titan swimming team from 2009-12, graduated from Westminster with a degree in biology. Barringer is a six-time PAC champion including three titles in the 100-yard butterfly. Barringer also holds three Westminster records (two relay and one individual).
After graduation, Barringer taught and coached in the Hubbard and Upper St. Clair school districts.
A Boardman, Ohio native, Barringer also teaches science at Wilmington Area Middle School.