text: Front View larger JL Audio PWM112-JXWXv2 PowerWedge MAX 175-watt 12" powered subwoofer Item #: 136PWM1122 10 Reviews This item is no longer available. Original Price: $399.99 Shop all Powered Subwoofers Need help? 1.888.955.6000 Email Chat Ask an expert advisor No pressure, no commission — just lots of good advice from our highly trained staff. Overview Reviews Details Accessories Articles & Videos by John Pollard JL Audio's PowerWedge MAX powered subwoofers give you almost everything you need for impactful bass thump in your ride. Engineers at JL Audio expertly match this sub, box, and amp for top-notch sound quality, then craftsmen at their Florida plant assemble them by hand to exacting standards. A steadfast 12" sub The PowerWedge MAX PWM112-JXWXv2 powered sub starts with a hard-hitting 12" WXv2 subwoofer, with a rigid polypropylene cone that can push plenty of air for prolific bass output. Extensive venting helps prevent thermal breakdown in the voice coil, so you'll get lasting, consistent performance. 175 watts RMS and an expertly crafted enclosure Built from industrial-grade 5/8" medium density fiberboard and covered by thick gray carpeting, this sealed enclosure promotes punchy, tight-sounding bass. Mounted on the back of the enclosure, the JX 250/1 mono amplifier features an advanced heat sink to keep the amp cool for strong, stable output. This amp sends 175 watts RMS to the sub for optimal bass power. An optional wired remote lets you control the bass levels from the comfort of your front seat. Product Highlights:powered 12" subwoofer enclosure12" 4-ohm WXv2 subwoofer with polypropylene cone and foam surroundmono Class AB amplifier (175 watts RMS at 4 ohms)5/8" medium density fiberboard sealed enclosure with carpet coveringoptional wired remote level controlfrequency response: 22-250 Hzvariable low-pass crossover (50-200 Hz, 12 dB/octave)assembled in the U.S.A.8-gauge power and ground leads and an 30-amp fuse recommended &mdash wiring and hardware not included with amplifierno onboard fuses — when installing multiple amps in a system, an additional 30-amp in-line fuse between the distribution block and the amplifier is recommended24-1/4"W x 14-1/2"H x 13-1/8"D1 x 8-1/4"D2warranty: 2 years (limited)Our 60-day money-back guarantee Who needs a powered subwoofer? To produce bass, you need a sub, an enclosure, and an amplifier, and it can be little tricky to match them all up. A powered sub eliminates all the hassle, as the manufacturer designs the enclosure to house the sub and amp together. This all-in-one solution is especially useful in smaller vehicles, where there's no room to mount a separate amp, or in any vehicle where you need every bit of cargo space. Powered subs range from small, flat boxes that fit under your seat to larger boxes that go in your trunk. JL Audio PWM112-JXWXv2 Reviews Average Customer Review: 10 reviews Review this product Submit a review and then enter to win a $350 rewards card Filter by rating: 5 Star: (0) 4 Star: (0) 3 Star: (0) 2 Star: (0) 1 Star: (0) 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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We reserve the right (but are not obligated to) review all submissions and edit or remove any review in any manner which we deem necessary. Your review should be posted within seven days. Great product Written By Robert P., New York, NY on Sunday, November 02, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Great sound, very sharp and clear and powerful! I suggest taking off the amp and attaching it to the vehicle itself that way if you have a small trunk you can always take the sub and encasing out without the hassle. Besides that it is a very powerful bass box in a small package for its power! Pros: Pretty much plug and play Amp can be dettached high quality encasing JL Audio quality which is unbeatable Clear sound powerful ground shaking bass Cons: If you wanted to take the whole thing out of the trunk for an airport trip or something you would go through thick and thin if you leave the amp attached... 2 out of 2 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No JL Audio PWM112-JXWXv2 Written By Shane, Lawrence, MA on Wednesday, September 03, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Great sub/box/amp combo. Not the package if you want to rattle the neighbor's house, but excellent if you want rattle the car. Pros: Crisp output; All-in-one package Cons: None so far. Was this review helpful? Yes No Absolutely Beautiful, thank you again JL Audio Written By eric, newtown, ct on Wednesday, April 30, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I Just finished installing it a few hours ago, and the only thing I can say is "Beautiful." I've always wanted bass that was tight and accurate, while also being very deep, and now I finally have it. For me, sound quality is much more important than loudness, but this system is easily capable of both. If you're wondering if you should spend the extra $50 for the 12" instead of the 10", DO IT! It's beyond worth it. Pros: JL Audio = the highest quality. Their subs and amps are the best you can get. Tight AND deep, highly accurate reproduction of low frequency sound. For everything you get in this package, it's an unbeatable value. I spent about four times as much on my previous system, a custom JL setup(2 10W6v2's & JL 500), but I'm happier with this! Cons: None. 1 out of 1 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Awesome Sub Written By Paul C, Surprise, AZ on Tuesday, March 11, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Installed this powered sub in my Cobalt and I have been very happy with this product. I used to have 2 JL audio 12w4s back in the late 90s and this 12 inch doesnt hit you in the stomach as hard but it is just as loud. I get looks around town when I crank it up. Pros: Professional design and build quality. Cons: You need to strap it down to your ride or it will move around when driving. Was this review helpful? Yes No Review for PowerWedge Subwoofer Written By JL Audio Subwoofer, Harvey, LA on Tuesday, October 08, 2013 Well, I hate to condemn this speaker, but it only lasted 1 week in my son's truck. We just got the replacement put in a few days ago. We'll see how long this one lasts'. Hopefully it was just a fluke and this one last a long time. We really like the speaker and we know JL Audio has a good rep and puts out a good product. Pros: Nice sounding speaker cabinet combo, looks and all. Easy installation, using the wiring kit as well. Cons: Our first experience with this one and it blew within one week 1 out of 7 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Awesome Sub Written By Ken, Santa Rosa Ca on Sunday, September 08, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Installed this Sub in My Son's Car 1991 Honda Accord Wagon. Sounds Really Good my 17 year old Loves it..now you can feel the music and it not even turned up all the way. cant go wrong with this Sub and Amp Combo very solid unit..just a heads up Make sure you get the JL Audio RBC-1 and the wiring kit.. Pros: very easy to installed about 90 min Cons: none.. 1 out of 1 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Very nice sub Written By Tim, Milwaukee, WI on Friday, May 03, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Nice to have a sub and amp connected, makes sense. Installed for few months no issues. Sounds great. 1 out of 1 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Excellent Buy! You Can't Lose! Written By Happy A.F., Ridgecrest, CA on Monday, October 29, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I absolutely am VERY PLEASED my NEW SUB! Its a complete buy with SUB & AMP built in BY JL AUDIO themselves so YOU KNOW they made the box precisely to SPEC for OPTIMUM Sound Quality. This BABY THUMPS, BUMPS, SLAMS, & BANGZ in the trunk of my 2006 Hyundai Sonata. Make sure you purchase yourself a nice sexy wiring kit to go along with it. Best of all I bought this sub from Crutchfield in a "used" open box status which saved me $ off the regular MSRP & I couldn't be be more impressed this darn thing was basically if nothing less than "brand new". The sound quality is TIP TOP. It sounds REALLY REALLY Good. You can feel the bass now in my car. I don't even have my sub bass levels set more than 1/2 way on the amp and this baby bumps. I'm letting my sub "break in" some before I tweak the bass levels up higher, just to be safe I guess I'm sure it don't matter. I promise, UNLESS you are some HIGH LEVEL AUDIO ENTHUSIAST, this product right here will SATISFY YOUR NEED FOR A SUB AND AMP, you WILL NOT BE DISAPPOINTED. Pros: EVERYTHING! Cons: None. 2 out of 2 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No 2 Thumbs Up for JL Audio Written By TKD-KING, Vancouver, BC on Sunday, August 26, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) After reviewing several powered subs online, I quickly realized the PWM112-JXWXv2 PowerWedge 12" was the one for me. I like the powered sub idea because it takes all of the guess work out of pairing a sub, amp and box together. JL Audio is a top-notch company and I had used their products before. This PowerWedge was slightly more expensive than some of the "competition" but I was confident the PWM112-JXWXv2 would out-perform. I went with the 12" over the 10" solely because I had enough space in my trunk, and frankly I was impressed with how space efficient these PowerWedges are. Crutchfield did a great job of providing all of the measurements etc. Setup was pretty easy. I purchased an amp kit from CF previously, so it was basically Plug & Play. You'll need a hex-key to remove the back cover to expose the amp, and another hex key to loosen/tighten the terminals. You might also want to consider leaving the cover off for a couple of days so you can play with the LPF/HPF and Gain settings, because they're not accessible once the cover is back on. Performance was excellent, and it's gotten better over the past two weeks of "breaking it in". Great quality bass for all types of music and I've been surprise that I've had the gain (on my deck) turned down to 3/10 but the PowerWedge still POUNDS. All in all, JL puts together a very clean, tight unit. Having the back cover makes it especially clean/tight, and ordinarily something like that wouldn't be available if you built your own. Pros: Well built and clean appearance Great quality bass, more than sufficient power for any application. Cons: Not easy to secure inside trunk Amp settings not accessible with cover on (but cover adds to clean look) 2 out of 2 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No No Contest for Self Powered Sub Package. Written By Jmoon, PC, FL on Wednesday, June 13, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Hands down no contest for what it is. If you're looking at a drop in bass addition or a little something in a right space, there's no competition here. JL has put a wedge box together with a WXv2 12" sub and JX 250/1 amp. These are full line, high quality JL stand alone stars, put together. The box is on the small side for a JL 12", so some of the lower end notes tend to be choked, especially a higher volumes. But for this market segment, there is no better option! Pros: Super high quality put together for a one stop shop at a great price point! Cons: This isn't the pound in your chest, lump in your throught configuration. It can be improved upon with a box change but if you compare with flat under seat subs and Tubes, this thing is laughably better. 6 out of 7 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Hands-on research Features and specs chart | What's in the box? | In-depth notes What's in the box? Download owner's manual Subwoofer enclosure One 12WXv2-4 12" woofer (loaded in enclosure) JX250/1 Mono amplifier (mounted on the back of the enclosure) 10" Speaker level amplifier input harness Four 5/8" Self tapping screws 4 Flat washers 2.5mm Allen wrench Warranty information Amplifier Owner's manual Features and Specs General Enclosure Type Sealed Finish Material Carpet Grille N/A Connector Type RCA/Set screw Bi-amp Inputs No Woofer Size (inches) 12 Woofer Material Polypropylene Passive Radiator --- Width 24-1/4" Height 14-1/2" Depth 13-1/8" Second Depth 8-1/4" Parts Warranty 2 Years Labor Warranty 2 Years Specifications Frequency Response 22-250 Amplifier Power (RMS) 175 watts Maximum Wattage N/A Sensitivity 87 dB Impedance 4 ohms Second Voice Coil Impedance N/A Crossover Point 50-200 Product Research Overview: JL Audio PowerWedge Max subwoofer system combines JL Audio's rugged 12WXv2 subwoofer with a precisely engineered, USA-built MDF enclosure, and a perfectly matched JL Audio JX series amplifier. Sealed Enclosure WXv2 Series Woofer JX Series Amplifier Sealed Enclosure Acoustic Suspension Enclosure: The JL Audio PowerWedge Max subwoofer system utilizes a sealed enclosure for tight, accurate, deep bass. CNC machining is used to create precise panel joints that make the enclosure assembly more efficient and exact. The V-groove technique improves assembly efficiency, and also results in a stronger and better sealed enclosure than the typical butt-joint construction. The enclosure features durable, American made automotive grade carpeting and premium JL Audio speaker wiring. Amp Mounting: The JX series amplifier is mounted to the rear of the PowerWedge Max enclosure and surrounded by an amplifier shroud with a durable black textured finish. Note: The amplifier shroud must be removed to access the amplifier's connections and controls. Enclosure Application: This compact enclosure is ideal for a variety of vehicle sizes and feature an angled back panel to allow the subwoofer to fire toward the back of the vehicle with minimal loss of trunk or hatch space. WXv2 Series Woofer Dynamic Motor Analysis (DMA): DMA is a JL Audio proprietary method of improving dynamic motor behavior. As a result of DMA optimization, the woofer's motor remains linear in motor force over a long excursion range, and maintains a stable fixed magnetic field in the gap over a wide power range. The result is reduced distortion, faithfully reproduced transients, and tight, clean, articulate bass. Elevated Frame Cooling: The elevated frame design of the 12WXv2 delivers cool air through slots directly above the top-plate to the voice coil. This not only enhances power handling, but also sound quality by minimizing dynamic parameter shifts and power compression. Rear Gasket: The woofer has an integrated foam rear gasket which provides an optimal seal when installing into the enclosure. Long Excursion: The 12WXv2 subwoofer has 9.5mm of linear excursion, giving you louder bass with less distortion. Pre-Mounted: The system is packaged with the subwoofer already mounted in the JL Audio PowerWedge Max enclosure. JX Series Amplifier Monoblock Class A/B Amplifier: The JL Audio JX250/1 is a class A/B monoblock subwoofer amplifier that has been optimized for low-frequency (10-200 Hz) amplification of the connected subwoofer. Note: The JX250/1 is not designed for driving full-range speakers, midrange drivers, or tweeters. MOSFET Switching Power Supply: The JL Audio JX series monoblock amplifier employs a rugged MOSFET power supply for outstanding reliability and operational stability. Amplifier Ratings: JX250/1 Amplifier Specifications Ohms Watts Channels Frequency Response Signal-to-Noise THD Rated Continuous (RMS) Power @ 14.4V 4 175 1 20-200 Hz 87 dB 1% Rated Continuous (RMS) Power @ 12.5V 4 130 1 20-200 Hz 87 dB 1% High-Mass Heat Sink: A heavy extruded aluminum heat sink is designed to keep the JL Audio JX series amplifier in a comfortable thermal range during demanding operation. This high-mass, extruded heat sink removes heat from the amplifier circuitry, extending high-power operation. This improves reliability and reduces the frequency of thermally related shut-down event. Protection Circuitry: The JX250/1's protection circuitry automatically shuts the amplifier down if thermal limits are exceeded, a short-circuit is detected in the speaker wiring, or if low supply voltage limits are reached. Status Indicator Lights: There are two status indicator lights on the right side of the amplifier: Power (Green): This LED lights green to indicate that the amplifier is turned on and operating normally. Protect (Red): The Protection LED lights Red to indicate the amplifier's protection circuitry has been activated to prevent product failure due to thermal overload, a short-circuit, or a dangerously low impedance connected to the amplifier's outputs. Controls: The JL Audio JX250/1 amplifier provides the following audio controls: Input Sensitivity: The Input Sensitivity Control is used to match your source unit's output voltage to the input stage of the amplifier for maximum clean output. Low-Level Input Range: 200mV-4V (RMS) High-Level Input Range: 2V-10V (RMS) Low Pass Crossover: The JL Audio JX250/1 monoblock amplifier is equipped with a 12dB/octave Butterworth low-pass filter with variable frequency selection from 50 to 200Hz. Bass Boost: The amplifier is equipped with a variable 0 to +12dB, 45Hz Bass Boost. Remote Level Control: The JX250/1 is equipped with a RJ-25 connection for an optional wired Remote Level Control (136RBC1, sold separately) that allows volume level adjustment of the amplifier from the front of your vehicle. Connections: The JL Audio JX250/1 amplifier provides the following connections: Power/Ground/Turn-On Terminals: The monoblock amplifier features set-screw terminals for the power, ground, and remote turn-on connections. Power and Ground: The JL Audio amplifier's set-screw Power and Ground connections are designed to accept 8 to 4 AWG power wire. A 2.5mm hex-wrench is supplied for making connections. Remote Turn-On: The JL Audio JX series amplifier's set-screw turn-on lead will accept 18 to 8 AWG wire. The same 2.5mm hex-wrench is supplied for making connection. Speaker Output Terminals: The JL Audio JX250/1 features four set-screw speaker terminals for an easy parallel subwoofer connection. The monoblock amplifier's four set-screw speaker terminals will accept 16 to 8 AWG speaker wire. A 2.5mm hex-wrench is supplied for making connections. The amplifier's speaker terminals are wired to the loaded woofer from the factory. Preamp Inputs: The monoblock amplifier features one set of stereo RCA input jacks. The amplifier features a dedicated Input Sensitivity gain control for these inputs. These controls are designed to match the input sensitivity of the JX250/1 to the specific signal source that is feeding it. The amplifier's low-level input can be set between 200mV-4V RMS. Speaker Level Inputs: The JL Audio JX250/1 also accepts speaker level signals, including those from factory systems (without the need for a line-output converter), via the supplied 10" speaker-level harness. The amplifier's high-level input can be set between 2V-10V RMS. Preamp Outputs: The JX250/1 incorporates a pass-through preamp output section, so that additional amplifiers can easily be connected to the same signal(s) feeding the monoblock amplifier. These preamp output signals are buffered to prevent noise and are always preamp level, regardless of the level of signals feeding the amplifier's inputs. Note: The amplifier shroud must be removed to access the amplifier's connections and controls. Fuse: The Amplifier is not equipped with a fuse. An external 30-amp AFS, AGU, or MAXI fuse (not included) must be installed on the power wire. If a wiring kit is used which includes a fuse with a value other than 30-amps, the original should be replaced with a 30-amp fuse. Pre-Mounted: The JL Audio JX250/1 amplifier comes already mounted to the back-panel of the enclosure and wired to the pre-loaded subwoofer. 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 verify what's in the box, 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. Sorry, the JL Audio PWM112-JXWXv2 is no longer available. Looking for a similar item? Shop all Powered Subwoofers Or, you can still... Write a review Purchase accessories for this product Download the product manual Search the website Go


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Product Upgrades & Recalls
TS26 (Travel System 26 Car Seat Adaptors) – FREE REPLACEMENT
The TS26 Car Seat Adaptors attaches a Maxi Cosi, Cybex, phil&teds Alpha and Mountain Buggy Protect infant car seats to phil&teds hammerhead, black classic, explorer, dot, navigator and navigator with auto stop strollers.
Consistent with our commitment to safety we are making available to all TS26 customers a free replacement TS26.
Our continuous improvement process suggests that the TS26 is brittle at very low temperatures, and could break or crack. We wish to avoid any such incident.
Consumers should CEASE using their TS26 car seat adaptors and register online for a free replacement.
Note: problems with this form on mobile devices?
We suggest using a desktop/laptop or trying an alternative web browser.
Only the TS26 travel system is affected and is identifiable by an identification label on the right side adaptor. New and replacement TS26 have an updated label (TS26 2.0) PLUS an additional max load label on both left and right adaptor.
Any queries please contact our trained customer services representatives by email:
phil&teds takes product safety and safe use seriously. We take the utmost care in designing products to meet or exceed safety standards all over the world.
We are extremely proud of our safety record, our proactive approach to product management, and our long term relationship with parents, all over the world. Sometimes, new concerns arise outside the testing and production framework that require immediate attention. We are proud to make positive, pro-active product improvement measures.
Even though we test for toxicity, endurance, hazards, function, labelling and so on, human factors mean we may later learn that our product can be better. We know that kids are involved, so if we consider it necessary, then we will recall a product. This is a good thing. Most recalls are "to repair" and achieved in home and tool. So most likely if we recall a product, you need simply register online & be sent the new part, for you to fit in your home. We know that your convenience & continued use of the product is important.
Why we think upgrades & recalls are a good thing
At phil&teds safety comes first that's why we pride ourselves on attaining relevant standards for all our products and keeping up to date with legislation in all our markets and complying. The main worldwide recognised standards are the British/European (BSEN), Australian/New Zealand (AS/NZS) and American (ASTM). It is quite a challenge for us to meet or exceed product safety standards in all 50 countries that we operate in. Also proving our dedication to the cause we think were the first and only juvenile hardware company to achieve full CPSIA compliance with the new CPSIA standard in the US! - Check out our product compliance listing .
The following products have required such action:
|Early-model explorer and hammerhead buggies
|Frame swap
|Latest information on metoo
|Media release
|metoo chairs - table clamp sheaths
|Retro-fit kit
|sport V2 / classic V1 - hinge cover
|Recall to repair
|Tott Carseat - belt lock size (safety advisory)
|Dash Inline Buggy - handle mechanism (certain models)
|e3 sport V1 - hinge cover
In USA please refer to www.cpsc.gov for further details.
Free Frame Swap For Early Model Explorer and Hammerhead Buggies
We're always seeking ways to improve the function and safety of products through our continuous innovation programme, and when feasible to do so we make those improvements available to owners of older versions of the product.
A recent development through that programme has been an improved mechanism for fitting brakes to our Explorer and Hammerhead buggies. Whilst the previous construction (Series 1) passed all safety certification, testing of the new construction has shown it to be significantly more durable.
We implemented the upgrade in production some months ago, creating 'Series 2' Explorer and Hammerhead buggies, and are undertaking an initiative to make the new, improved brake available to owners of Series 1 (pre January 2011) Explorer and Hammerhead buggies identifiable by serial numbers between 0610/0001 and 0111/4788. Each number is generated in date/serial format MMYY/XXXX, for example 0610/0001 = June 2010/0001.
The decision to make the new Series 2 brake available to Series 1 owners is a measure that we think is appropriate after recording higher than normal warranty repair levels to Series 1 Hammerhead and Explorer buggies, and reports of users choosing to continue using damaged product, which of course presents a potential safety risk.
Our solution is a simple frame swap that can be implemented either at home or at a phil&teds base.
We ask that you identify if your buggy is within the serial range above. If it is we advise that you fill out our explorer/hammerhead free frame upgrade form (see below).
Should you have any queries at all please feel free to contact one of our trained customer service representatives.
NOTE: this only applies to pre-January-2011 Explorers and Hammerheads; it does not apply to newer Explorers and Hammerheads which already have the Series 2 brake; nor does it apply to any other model of phil&teds buggy.
Sign up now for a free frame upgrade! Explorer Hammerhead
Free table clamp sheaths for metoo clip-on highchairs
We are making a product part freely available for metoos manufactured before March 2010, consisting of a set of the rubberised table clamp sheaths used in the production of the newer model since March 2010. The kit will be available to all users of older phil&teds metoo chairs currently in market.
We'd like to reiterate that older metoos are safe when used according to the instructions. However we have recently received some reports, from the USA only, of users of older metoos either inadequately clamping metoos to tables, or attaching them to inappropriate tables, and sometimes both. If a chair is insufficiently clamped a metoo could dislodge from a table, and injury could result.
We believe that users may not be adequately tightening the clamps for fear of damaging table surfaces. The rubberised sheaths added to the metoo design in March 2010 were introduced to provide greater protection for table surfaces. We've found that they encourage users to feel comfortable about tightening the clamps fully.
Though we can't police whether users clamp metoos to tables according to the instructions(basically: tightly; with full clamp pressure; and NOT on certain tables) we believe that the addition of this part will make fastening even more effective.
We will send free self-fit kits on request to any metoo owners, and in bulk to our retail partners.
This only applies to metoo chairs manufactured prior to March 2010. These chairs can be distinguished from more recent production by their exposed aluminum clamps. The new model metoos have the rubberized sheaths in place already.
Product affected: Product NOT affected: Note the rubberized
Note the bare aluminum table clamps clamp grips covering the table top clamps
To obtain your kit, click here .
sport V2 / classic V1 - hinge cover
Consistent with our unwavering commitment to safety we are providing consumers with notice of a voluntary recall to repair of the now discontinued sport v2 and classic v1 strollers, manufactured between April 2008 and June 2010.
We are making available, free of charge, to all affected consumers a free self-fit hinge cover. This is in response to a number of reported cases in which the frame lock of a sport v2 (which shares a common hinge with the classic v1) was not utilised and an adult user caught a finger in the hinge mechanism, causing injury.
Of the phil&teds stroller range only these two strollers are affected by this recall to repair. All other models have different hinge mechanisms and are unaffected.
Safety is our first priority and through this voluntary effort we urge consumers to immediately obtain and fit the free kit which may be obtained via the online order form .
Should you have any queries at all please feel free to contact one of our trained customer service representatives.
phil&teds stresses that all users should read and adhere to the instruction manual which contains valuable safety tips and service recommendations.
Buggy identification methods:
- The sport v2 and classic v1 were manufactured between March 2008 and May 2010.
- Affected serial numbers (located on the inner face of the main hinge, underneath the seat):
- Sport V2 affected serial numbers - 0308/0001 to 0510/0840
- Classic V1 affected serial numbers - 0308/0001 to 0510/0906
- The strollers have the codes 'SPv2' (sport v2) or 'E3C' (classic v1) printed on the wrist safety strap attached to the stroller handle
Tott Carseat - Belt Lock
When do you use the seat belt lock?
This stage is generally for children 3 – 6 years old and weighing 15 – 25kg. When a child is too large for the Tott harness, they need to use the adult seat belt, over the Tott. It secures children too large for the Tott harness, yet too small for the adult seat belt alone. Once older/heavier, they can use the Tott booster seat alone, with the seat back removed.
What is the seat belt lock?
This part comes with the Tott and is stored inside the cover at the rear of the booster cushion.
Using the seat belt lock:
- Feed the seat belt lock through the top harness slot in the Tott seat back (left side when seated on left of car, and right side when seated on right side of car).
- Pull the harness adjuster strap (at front of booster seat) to tighten the belt lock strap firmly against seat back. The seat belt lock should sit just above the child's shoulder.
- Feed the upper part of the adult seat belt through the seat belt lock and check that seat belt is taut, not slack. Make sure the seat belt is not twisted. Also check that the cover is not impeding the movement or fit of the seat belt webbing in any way.
Checking the seat belt lock: Always check that the seat belt lock is functioning properly - pull the adult seat belt through the lock, and ensure that the belt retracts, by itself. This is best tested when a child is secured in the seat.
If the adult belt is not retracting through the seat belt lock unassisted, please email phil&teds by clicking on the following link: tott car seat email
Dash Inline Buggy - Handle Mechanism
Frame replacement - due to a small number of reports (one report too many!) of the apparent failure of the trigger actuated hinge lock mechanism to engage on one side, phil&teds have recalled all affected dash stock and replaced their frames. In the final step of this recall phil&teds are asking all dash buggy owners, for their own piece of mind, to make a final check of their frame. A buggy with a frame serial number CD0108/XXXX/XXXXX through to CD0808/XXXX/XXXXX will need a replacement frame - if you have one of these serial numbers
click here to register your details (this will also show you how to find your serial number), or contact your retailer or distributor.
Free Hinge Cover for e3, sport v1 and twin Buggies
As part of our continuous innovation program and our unwavering commitment to safety we are
making available, free of charge, to users of the now discontinued e3, sport v1 and twin buggies, a
product improvement, consisting of a set of self-fit hinge covers.
It is clear that some e3/sportv1 inline® buggy users are not using the existing frame-lock straps.
In such cases, the buggy may unexpectedly unfold, causing the front part to flip forward. If this
happens and the user also has their hand in the folding mechanism, (in spite of the sticker on the
frame warning against this), a potential injury hazard exists.
Safety is our first priority and through this voluntary effort we encourage consumers to obtain and
fit the free kit which may be obtained via the online order form.
Should you have any queries at all please feel free to contact one of our customer care
representative's here .
phil&teds stresses that all users should read and adhere to the instruction manual which contains
valuable safety tips and service recommendations.
- read hinge cover instructions

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Monitoring patients with possible digoxin-like immunoreactive factors (DLIFs)
Clinical Information Discusses physiology, pathophysiology, and general clinical aspects, as they relate to a laboratory test
Digoxin, a widely prescribed cardiac drug, has a narrow therapeutic window (a very small difference exists between therapeutic and toxic tissue concentrations). While excess digoxin can have serious side effects (eg, cardiac dysrhythmias, heart failure, seizures, death), it is one of the few therapeutic drugs for which antidotal therapy is available.(1) In toxic situations, antibody fragment therapy, which involves the administration of antibodies to digoxin (eg, Digibind, Digoxin Immune Fab), is indicated. In manufacturing of Digibind, papain cleaves digoxin-specific IgG antibody into 2 antigen binding-site fragments (Fab fragments). These fragments bind to digoxin, block the active site of the digoxin molecule, and make it unavailable to its receptor molecule and biologically inactive. The Fab fragment-digoxin complex is then excreted by the kidney.
Total digoxin concentration in blood increases approximately 10 to 30 fold after administration of Fab fragments. On the other hand, the unbound (free) fraction, which is responsible for its pharmacological activity, decreases. Traditional digoxin assays performed by immunoassay (eg, DIG / Digoxin, Serum) measure both Fab fragment-bound (inactive) digoxin and free (active) digoxin (ie, total digoxin), and are unsuitable for managing patients when digoxin-specific Fab fragment therapy has been administered. Assays that only measure free digoxin levels are necessary in such situations.
The kidneys provide the main route of Fab fragment elimination from the body. In patients with normal renal function, digoxin-specific Fab fragments are excreted in the urine with a biological half-life of 15 to 20 hours. Ordinarily, improvement in signs or symptoms of digoxin intoxication begins within a half hour or less after initiation of Fab fragment therapy. Clearance may be delayed in patients with renal failure. In such patients, toxicity may recur if previously bound drug is released from the Fab fragments, resulting in increased levels of free digoxin.
Digoxin-like immunoreactive factors (DLIFs) are endogenous substances that can cross-react with testing antibodies used in some digoxin immunoassays, causing erroneous results. DLIFs may be seen in certain volume-expanded patients such as neonates, patients with renal or liver disease, and in women in the third trimester of pregnancy being treated with digoxin.(2) DLIFs are strongly bound to proteins and, in this assay, are removed prior to testing.
The following ordering guidelines are offered:
-When creatinine clearance is <30 mL/min/surface area: order free digoxin levels daily for 12 days (or until dismissal)
-When creatinine clearance is > or =30 mL/min/surface area (and patient is not on renal-replacement therapy): order free levels daily for 72 hours, as long as last level is not supratherapeutic (these patients are expected to have good clearance and a lower risk for reintoxication)
- Also order total digoxin levels every other day during the time periods above, with a goal of determining whether there is correlation between changes in free and total levels.
Reference Values Describes reference intervals and additional information for interpretation of test results. May include intervals based on age and sex when appropriate. Intervals are Mayo-derived, unless otherwise designated. If an interpretive report is provided, the reference value field will state this.
Therapeutic concentration: 0.4-1.5 ng/mL
Toxic concentration: > or =3.0 ng/mL
Pediatric toxic concentrations may be higher.
Interpretation Provides information to assist in interpretation of the test results
The target therapeutic is 0.4 to 1.5 ng/mL. Toxicity may be seen when free digoxin concentrations are > or =3.0 ng/mL. Pediatric patients may tolerate higher concentrations.
Therapeutic concentrations for free digoxin are 25% lower than therapeutic values for total digoxin due to the separation of protein-bound digoxin in the assay.
Cautions Discusses conditions that may cause diagnostic confusion, including improper specimen collection and handling, inappropriate test selection, and interfering substances
Patients vary in their responsiveness to digoxin.
Renal dysfunction alters the metabolism of digoxin and antibody-bound digoxin.
It takes 6 to 8 hours after digoxin administration for equilibration between serum and tissue; results obtained from specimens collected <6 to 8 hours after the last dose of digoxin should be interpreted with caution.
Digibind (Glaxo Wellcome, Research Triangle Park, NC) is the most common brand of antidigoxin Fab fragments used; other brands are available and may be monitored by this assay.
Clinical Reference Provides recommendations for further in-depth reading of a clinical nature
1. Jortani SA, Pinar A, Johnson NA, Valdes R Jr: Validity of unbound digoxin measurements by immunoassays in presence of antidote (Digibind). Clin Chim Acta 1999;283:159-169
2. Package insert: DIGIBIND Digoxin Immune FAB (Ovine). GlaxoSmithKline, Research Triangle Park NC, 2003
3. Applied Therapeutic Drug Monitoring. Vol 2. Edited by TP Moyer, RL Boeckx. Washington DC, American Association for Clinical Chemistry, 1984
4. Jortani SA, Voldes R Jr: Digoxin and its related endogenous factors. Crit Rev Clin Lab Sci 1997;34:225-274
5. Datta P, Hinz V, Klee G: Comparison four digoxin immunoassays with respect to interference from digoxin-like immunoreactive factors. Clin Biochem 1996;29(6):541-547
6. Soldin SJ: Free drug measurements. When and why? An overview. Arch Pathol Lab Med 1999;123:822-823


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A Farmhouse ChristmasMore Albums by Joey + Rory
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1. It's Christmas Time
2. The Gift
3. If We Make It Through December w/ Merle Haggard
4. Remember Me
5. I Know What Santa's Getting For Christmas
6. What The Hell (It's The Holidays)
7. Blue Christmas
8. Come Sit On Santa Claus' Lap
9. The Diamond O
10. Away In A Manger
11. Let It Snow (Somewhere Else)
12. Another Wonderful Christmas
Award-winning duo Joey+Rory have set October 11, 2011 as the release date for their A Farmhouse Christmas album on Vanguard/Sugar Hill Records. In a unique move for holiday albums, 10 of the 12 cuts on the new cd are either new songs or cuts never released as Christmas songs.
The farmhouse Christmas theme for this album is right at home for the duo, as their personal lives are rooted in the 1870's farmhouse where they live in the small community of Pottsville, TN. "We made this record with hopes of trying to bring the listener into our home and share a small piece of our world at Christmas time with them," Joey says. "Christmas means so much to Joey and me," Rory adds. "It brings on so many feelings that other times of the year just don't. We seem to laugh (and eat) more, think deeper, reminisce more, and for a short time, most of our priorities all to come into perspective".
"Some people might wonder why we haven't filled this record with more of the Christmas standards," said Rory. "Well, the truth is, we feel like that's what everyone seems to do, and we'd rather try to add a new song or two to the list of holiday classics that people listen to every Christmas, rather than just give them another take on the songs we all know and love."
Humor is interspersed among touching original songs that fall right in line with Joey+Rory's faith. The Garth Brooks and Kent Blazy-penned "I Know What Santa's Getting for Christmas" is nothing but playful fun, and "What the Hell, It's the Holidays" is as entertaining as it is irreverent. The spend-the-holiday-at-the-beach themed anthem "Let It Snow (Somewhere Else) that Joey+Rory wrote with James Slater and Tim Johnson, was aptly penned while at a songwriter festival in Key West. And "Another Wonderful Christmas" shows that the holidays are,at times,more like "Christmas Vacation" than "It's a Wonderful Life" around the Feek household.
Rory wrote the beautiful original album opener "It's Christmas Time" during a visit to Joey's family farmhouse in Indiana. "I woke up one morning and found myself thinking about what it must have been like when Joey was a little girl, waking up all those Christmas mornings in that very house." Montana's own Stephanie Davis wrote "The Diamond O" and "The Gift" for the album, the latter of which Rory calls, "an absolute masterpiece." Of Joey's personal favorite on the album, "Remember Me," Rory says, "Some songs you labor and labor over and some just seem to magically write themselves. This one was all magic."
"Away In A Manger" and "Blue Christmas" are the two solo standards on A Farmhouse Christmas, but another highlight is an unlikely song for the holidays. Merle Haggard's "If We Make It Through December" was never meant to be a Christmas song, but Joey+Rory felt it fit perfectly. "We can't begin to tell you what an honor it is to have Merle singing on it with us," said Joey. "There are some dreams that even when they come true, you still think you must be dreaming… and this is one."
A Farmhouse Christmas was produced by Gary Paczosa and Carl Jackson and will be available everywhere this Christmas season. A Farmhouse Christmas concert tour is in the works, and details will be released shortly.


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So far, we've only seen glimpses of the new Shredder's armor in the upcoming Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles movie. Now we finally get a good look at the villain's armored samurai look—and my, what big knife hands he has.
Shredder in HD quality in the upcoming #TMNTMovie. That's some high tech armor. #TMNT #NinjaTurtles pic.twitter.com/YgozlX8Eff
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I made this friction drive bike generator to power my head light and tail light. I got the idea and a lot of the info for this project from another great instructable personal powerPlant
I recently bought a bike to commute to work and around town and figured for safety's sake I'd get a light set. This is the light I got, Planet Bike 1200, but there are many options for bike lights. There are many instructables on bike lights too. My lights are both 3V, two AA's in the head light and 2 AAA's in the tail light, and the box said the head light will work for 4 hours and the tail light for 20 hours in blinking mode. While this is respectable it still requires some attention. I got this bike for its simplicity, single speed means I can just hop on and go, but replacing batteries gets expensive and complicates things to much. By adding the generator I can power the lights while riding.
Thanks to instrutables member aaronscottaugustinhotmail.com a schematic of the circuit is also available.
to anyone who understands the electrical components better than I do, is there any circuitry protects against rolling backwards and outputting the reverse polarity from the motor?
However, a brushless motor will give longer life due to no brushes to replace, although selecting a motor with high quality ball bearings is another factor to increase lifespan.
Although use of a linear regulator is very simple for a beginner, it is the wrong circuit to regulate with a human-powered bike generator. The better option would have been a buck switching regulator IC, followed by a LC (inductor, capacitor) filter. Also to increase efficiency you can parallel two schottky diodes in the bridge rectifier. Total circuit cost might be $5 more, but to get roughly eight times the efficiency and lower wheel drag it would be well worth it.
max of about 1.5 volt loss.
or you could even buy a low dropout regulator,,,
very nice build!
Keep on the look out for a new Instructable I plan on posting later this summer. Its going to be a more robust design that incorporates a standard hub dynamo and USB charging. I plan on putting it to the ultimate test this summer when I ride 1700miles on the Fuller Center Bike Adventure
Ahem, I'm sorry to spoil the fun of you re-inventing "bike generator". (Though I like your project..).
I am Dutch and over here we have a lot of bikes ( 16 Milion people, 20 million bikes). Almost every bike has a "generator" on it to provide electricity for the lights. 6 volts if I am correct.
for instance: http://www.bike4travel.nl/product_info.php?products_id=625
You can buy them in standard (heavy trodding on the peddals), or High efficiency ones and cost between 6 and 60 Dollars.
Finally, a simple spring and catch mechanism to press the driven wheel against the drive wheel (bike tire) and decouple them easily without having to use a screwdriver would be nice. It would also save wear on your tire.
It's a great project - just needs a little more work...
Maybe you could eliminate the shaft by mounting small magnets on wheel spokes and have pick up coil(s) mounted on the bike frame. It wouldn't be terribly efficient but probably adequate to charge small batteries/capacitors to power the LEDs.
A diode is a one-way valve for electrons. A full-wave rectifier uses 4 diodes, 2 diodes for negative (one diode on each input), and 2 diodes for positive (also one diode for each input, but facing the other direction)
The rectifier sends only positive down one output and only negative down the other. This makes the AC (alternating current) into DC (Direct Current).
taking a trip around lake michigan this summer and this would be so handy- i'd mainly like one that would just recharge AA bateries- the gps eats 'em up quick!! but it'd also be nice to be able to charge my ipod too...
unfortunately, this is all greek to me. ugh. my brain seriously hurts. I DIY when & where I can, but unfortunately with this, i don't have a clue...
Do not charge them with more voltage than they are rated for.
But they will take as many amps as you can peddle into them.
these are put in series to give you the voltage for your LEDs.
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This "spring" weather sure is something, isn't it?
Just this past Saturday, I was outside in shorts and a t-shirt tossing around a softball.
But the past few days, I haven't even wanted to step foot outside into the cold, rain and wind.
This nasty weather has done more than just make me want hibernate inside until it gets to be 60s and sunny.
Unfortunately for the athletes in spring sports, this weather has been robbing them of their seasons.
There have been more postponements and cancellations than I can remember in any spring sports season I've been involved with, either as an athlete or as a sports writer.
While I'm sure it's been frustrating for kids in every spring sport to have so many competitions either postponed or cancelled this spring, it's especially frustrating for the track and field athletes who are trying to qualify for the Drake Relays.
The athletes only get one month to get qualifying times in for Drake Relays as it is.
When you add in all the postponements and cancellations, all of a sudden, some teams may be down to just one or two chances to try to get a qualifying mark in.
Following Tuesday's boys track meet at Ballard Huxley, Creston head coach Pat Schlapia mentioned how the talk of the meet among coaches there was where everyone would be going on Thursday in an attempt to get one last Drake Relays qualifying performance in before the Thursday night deadline.
Schlapia said one of the coaches told him about a team in northwest Iowa that had only gotten one track meet in so far this year — all others had been cancelled because of the weather.
"You've got to figure we can feel pretty lucky with things, having got five meets in now," Schlapia said after the Ballard meet.
But just because they've gotten five meets in doesn't mean they've had the best weather to compete in, especially if they're trying to qualify for the Drake Relays.
Still, the Panther boys did a solid job with the opportunities they had been given, having three events with a chance of qualifying for Drake following the Ballard meet.
Unfortunately, heading into Thursday's meet — which first was going to be the makeup of the Panther Relays and then a meet at Martensdale-St. Marys after the Panther Relays were called off for good — senior Briar Evans in the high jump and the 1,600 medley relay team both were on the outside looking in.
Running a medley on Thursday wasn't in Schlapia's plans as he was hoping to give sophomore Jay Wolfe one final crack at getting a qualifying time in the 800 meter run.
But Evans would have known exactly what he needed to do on Thursday to qualify for the Drake Relays.
And the weather took that opportunity away from Evans.
Evans, along with Nodaway Valley senior Alex Welsch, who also had cleared 6-2 in the high jump this year, will likely end up just one inch short of qualifying for the Drake Relays.
It's disappointing that neither one of these seniors will get to have a Drake Relays moment.
It looks likely that Creston senior Luke Neitzel will get to have that Drake Relays moment, as he sits in a tie for 19th place in the long jump, with the top 24 qualifying.
The official entry list will be announced Saturday and can be found in Monday's edition of the Creston News Advertiser.
Should things hold up and Neitzel make it into the field, it's likely a moment he'll never forget.
I know I'll never forget my Drake Relays moment, medaling with a sixth-place finish in the 3,200 meter run as a senior.
I can still picture that race lap by lap in my head.
And while that remains my favorite race of my running career, the moment I had in the 1,600 meter run two days later is another I'll never forget.
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As announced in Thursday's edition of the Creston News Advertiser, we are starting a new award this year to recognize the outstanding athletes we have here in our coverage area, as well as the area I cover through the Osceola Sentinel-Tribune.
I am really looking forward to sitting down and sorting through all the worthy candidates for the inaugural South Central Iowa Athlete of the Year awards.
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Let's just get that straight. I am sick and tired of politicians and ministers telling us that there is one candidate that God wants elected and one the God wants to lose. The fact of the matter is, God just doesn't care. You see, God's will is much bigger than any single candidate. God has set Creation on a trajectory toward God's peaceable kingdom. Even elections we point to as historically important, like whether Bush or Gore won the Presidency in 2000, do not change the reality of God's plans for humanity one little iota.
So to those yelling from the stump that they are God's chosen one or yelling from the pulpit that they can tell you who is God preferred candidate... STOP IT! I will not sit idly by as you use God's name in vain to serve your own self serving purposes.
Because that is the thing God actually does care about. God doesn't care who you vote for, but God does care why you vote for your chosen candidate. Are you voting based on self-serving perspectives or focusing on something higher? More specifically, are you letting your biased '-isms' (classism, sexism, racism, heterosexism, etc.) guide your will, are you letting your fears control your mind, or are you witnessing to the teachings of Jesus as you sort through mountain of mis-information in hopes of finding the pony in the room full of malarkey?
Are you looking for the candidate that shows outward signs of loving their neighbor? Because if your candidate is telling you that some people don't deserve to have their basic needs met, you are not. Are you looking for the candidate that encourages you to love your enemy? Because if your candidate encourages you to fear Muslims, you are not. (Not that Muslims are actually our enemy, they are not, but some candidates would have you believe they are). Are you looking for the candidate that believes God created us all equally? Because if your candidate is interested in taking away someone's ability to function as equal, you are not.
Because that's what matters. You see, this isn't about the candidates, this is about you. God isn't interested in who is elected but rather in why you elect them. With absolutely no uncertainty, we are told by Jesus to seek first the peaceable kingdom of God. That is not a place were some people have more rights than others; where fear not only rules the day but it rules our minds; and where the sick, the hungry and the thirsty go without their needs being met. God's peaceable kingdom is a place where all are welcome at the table of God; where there is no suffering or sorrow; where the first shall be last; and where the meek inherit the earth, the merciful obtain mercy and those who work for justice find the peaceable kingdom.
When you vote are you voting to bolster an earthly kingdom or are you voting to help usher in God's peaceable kingdom - that's what God cares about.
Of course, there is no candidate that ever comes close to that standard, but there are some that are very clearly nowhere close to it. So, yes at times the reality will be voting for the lesser of two evils. But the only thing more evil than voting for the lesser of two evils would be not voting at all out of some personal sense of a higher moral ground, because doing nothing is the theological equivalent of pointing to Jesus and saying, "I do not know this man." For when you do it unto the least of these so too you do it unto him.
Does God care who you vote for? Clearly not, but God does care why you vote for your chosen candidate. So go vote. Do it wisely. Do it with biblical integrity. And for heavens sake, seek first the kingdom of God rather than earthly kingdoms.


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This Wednesday, March 28, NPR's popular weekly talk show Science Friday travels to the Museum for a special public recording in the Milstein Hall of Ocean Life. Host Ira Flatow will interview Museum Curator Emeritus Ian Tattersall about how Homo sapiens became the dominant human species and speak to a panel of urban biodiversity experts, including Eleanor Sterling, the director of the Museum's Center for Biodiversity and Conservation. Flatow recently shared what he's looking forward to about the evening.
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Man apologized for what happened, said a prayer before shooting himself, deputy says
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This story was updated on Feb. 20, 2013.
The husband of a Reston woman found dead in her apartment on Monday killed himself in front of two Texas sheriff's deputies on Tuesday after apologizing and praying, according to officials there.
On Tuesday, Fairfax County Police identified a woman found dead in her burning apartment as Jennifer Lynne Pearson, 38, of the 12000 block of Waterside View Drive in Reston. Pearson was pregnant at the time of her death and had suffered trauma to her upper body, police said.
Firefighters were called to the apartment Pearson shared with her husband, Timothy Conner, at about 6:15 a.m. Monday after neighbors reported smoke coming from the locked apartment, said Fairfax County Police spokeswoman Shelley Broderick. "The fire department forced entry into the apartment where they discovered an adult female deceased in the apartment," she said Monday.
A search warrant filed in Fairfax County Circuit Court said that police were in the process of tracing a cell phone belonging to Conner. On Wednesday, officials from the Bandera County Sheriff's Department said that Fairfax County police notified them that Conner had family there and asked them to be on the lookout for Conner's car.
"I assigned two deputies to look for it on Tuesday and they pulled up behind him," said Chief Deputy Matt King of the Bandera County Sheriff's Department.
King said that Conner — with deputies following him — drove to a home where his mother and stepfather lived, pulled into the driveway and got out of the car. "He had a gun to his head when he stepped out," King said. "He said something about being very sorry for what happened, and that he wanted see his mother. He then said a prayer and shot himself."
Conner was taken by ambulance to a local hospital where he died from a gunshot wound to the head, King said.
On Wednesday, Fairfax County Police said that police detectives investigating the homicide no longer felt there was any public safety threat, and that they would not be seeking any additional suspects in the case.


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JOHNSONBURG – A new face is at the helm of the Johnsonburg softball program as first-year head coach Jenny Lewis hopes to build on last season's playoff appearance.
"I started teaching in Johnsonburg last year and I had helped some of the pitchers last year," Lewis said. "When the opening came up I thought I might as well use what I have and try to coach."
A Brookville Area High School graduate, Lewis attended Indiana University of Pennsylvania and competed in softball at both the high school and collegiate levels. Her experience, she said, can be a double-edged sword.
JOHNSONBURG – After a winless 2011 campaign, the Johnsonburg boys tennis team is already ahead of the curve for the 2012 season and are looking for bigger things to come as the spring progresses.
"We're looking to improve on last season after not winning a match and early on this year, we have won, and we have improved," said Johnsonburg head boys varsity tennis coach Gregg Dauber. "I hope to see some of our returning players stepping up and playing the way they should play to lead the way and lead the team because that's their job."
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Johnsonburg coach Rene Timm said there is a good mix of new and returning athletes on the team entering this season.
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The St. Marys Area Flying Dutch baseball team picked up their first win of the season Monday when they handed the Ridgway Elkers a 13-8 loss at Berwind Park.
The Dutchmen held a slim 5-4 lead over the Elkers heading into the bottom half of the sixth inning. In that at bat, St. Marys scored eight runs on seven hits and two errors to take a 13-4 lead into the seventh inning. The Elkers were able to come up with four runs on three hits and two errors, making the final margin of victory for the Dutch 13-8.
The Ridgway boys basketball team was honored with a banquet Thursday night at The Royal Inn in Ridgway.
Ridgway varsity head coach Anthony Allegretto introduced the award winners. Eric Matheson was the recipient of the Frank Clark Award for the third time. Matheson wears "FC" on the back of his shoes for Clark.
"The award goes to a person that has the same vision and love of basketball," Allegretto said. "Eric's motivation for playing basketball is from Frank Clark."
Matheson was named as the Most Outstanding Offensive Player.
JOHNSONBURG – After Cole Peterson's 2-hit shutout Monday complete with 14 strikeouts, the Johnsonburg Rams avoided a letdown Wednesday as Mitchell Holmberg and Quinn Luhr combined to 3-hit visiting Brockway in a 12-2 6-inning game.
"It was a good game for pitching and they both threw really well," said Johnsonburg head varsity baseball coach Jeff Peterson. "We threw a lot of strikes and that's what keeps us in the game because our defense is strong, I really like our defense."
Ridgway softball took an early lead but could not hang on in an 11-3 loss to Curwensville.
The Elk County Catholic Crusader baseball team never gave up on Wednesday afternoon during a tough game against the DuBois Central Catholic Cardinals in a contest that was originally scheduled to be played in DuBois, but was then moved to Berwind Park in St. Marys. Down 12-10 headed into the bottom of the seventh, the Crusaders rallied to come back from a 13-12 victory, with the winning run driven in on a walk-off single by Joe McLaughlin.
JOHNSONBURG – Johnsonburg senior Michael Shuey earned the Third Annual Coach [Bill] Fulton Memorial Scholarship during a banquet Sunday evening to honor the school's basketball teams.
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The letter discussed coach Fulton's impact on Johnsonburg basketball and his love for the game.
WILCOX – The Johnsonburg varsity wrestling team was honored with a banquet Sunday afternoon at The Dam Inn in Wilcox.
Varsity head coach Mike Votano introduced the awardwinners. Michael Kennedy won the Aaron Muroski Award. The award goes to an individual that is willing to do anything necessary to help the team. He is dependable, attends practices, works hard and willing to help other wrestlers. He is team leader, supports his teammates and an outstanding representative of the team and the school.


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At its 2010 Nashville Music Awards, SESAC gave its highest honor to a person who wasn't just behind some of the biggest hits of the year — she was in front of them, too.
Lady Antebellum's Hillary Scott was named songwriter of the year at the performing rights organization's awards ceremony Monday night, and her group's smash hit, "Need You Now," took song of the year honors.
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"This night is one of the most special to me," Scott said before the ceremony. "The three of us as a band and individually, we consider ourselves songwriters first, so any time a bunch of songwriters can get together under one roof and celebrate the accomplishments and the art is a great night to me. It's always a beautiful way to start off CMA Week."
SESAC Vice President Tim Fink presented Scott with a custom-made acoustic guitar from Gibson.
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