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2014 Stanley Cup Ticket Details
New York Rangers Stanley Cup Face Value Ticket Prices
- $1,144.30
- $2,489.85
- $649.75
- $1,993.20
- $549.45
- $761.90
- $605.75
- $615.75
Balcony Seating
- $564.45
- $583.75
Mezzanine Level Seating
- $484.45
- $534.45
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2014 Price Notes
- The cumulative averages (taking into account all tickets resold since they first became available at the start of the playoffs) for Games 1-3 are as follows: $563 for Game 1, $667 for Game 2 and $1,656 for Game 3. So while the Game 3 average is likely to finish slightly lower than where it sits now, it will be nearly three times the average for Game 1.
- We estimate that $9.6M worth of Game 3 tickets have been exchanged on the secondary market, the most we've ever seen for a single NHL or NBA Finals game. The high for a World Series game is an estimated $11.7M for Game 6 in Boston last year. The figure for the Super Bowl this past year at MetLife Stadium was an estimated $38.3M.
- An interesting note on the markets for Games 1 and 2 in LA: We saw resale prices fall below face value for both games out west in the final 24 hours before puck drop. The last-minute dip was sharpest for Game 1, as the average price on gameday was just $425 and many tickets traded for less than $200. Anecdotally, I've heard that the relatively early start times in LA contributed to the lackluster demand there. Needless to say, we're not close to seeing Game 3 prices fall anywhere close to face value.
- All told, demand has been surprisingly steady for Game 3 tickets, even with the Rangers facing a 2-0 deficit. I might have expected a sharper decline in prices yesterday after the Game 2 loss, but at least for now, Rangers fans haven't given up on this team and are still willing to pay record-high prices to see a Stanley Cup Final at the Garden.
- The average price paid for a resale ticket to Game 3 yesterday was $1,640. That's about equal to the going rate we saw early last week. Demand had peaked mid-week, however, as fans paid more than $1,912 per ticket on Wednesday and Thursday combined, so the average price has fallen 14% in that time.
- The cheapest ticket available is a good deal cheaper now than it was last week. The current get-in price for Game 3 is $812, down 22% from $1,046 a week ago. That $812 will only get you an obstructed view from the 400 level, though; unobstructed tickets start at $900 and up.
- Game 3 and 4 in NY are the most expensive opening Finals games (meaning Games 1 and 2 or 3 and 4) we've recorded at any venue since we started tracking the resale market in the 2009-10 season. The previous high was set in Vancouver in 2011 at $858 per ticket for Games 1 and 2 of the Canucks-Bruins Finals. They're also easily the most expensive tickets we've seen for any event at Madison Square Garden. Game 3 tickets are averaging $1,696 each on the secondary market, and Game 4 tickets are going for $1,818 apiece, far exceeding the previous high of $1,026 per ticket for the 12.12.12 Concert for Sandy Relief.
- One of the most interesting, late-breaking developments in the market today is that the Kings have released face-value tickets for Game 1 as of this morning (including the cheap seats at $349 a pop and lowers in the corner for $629 each, before fees), but similar seats are actually available for less than face value on the secondary market! Those upper-level tickets start at $322 on SeatGeek, and you can grab two seats in Section 117, Row 15 (same $629 face value as those seats pulled on Ticketmaster) for $550.
- Meanwhile, there's absolutely no chance tickets are going to dip anywhere close to face value for Games 3, 4 and 6 at MSG. Most face values for the Rangers' home games ranged from $453 to $725; only rinkside seats and some lower-level seats with club access were originally priced higher than that (anywhere from $1,099 to $2,413 each). The current get-in prices of the three games at MSG -- these are for those upper-level tickets originally priced at $453 -- are $986 for Game 3, $1,069 for Game 4 and $1,686 for Game 6.
- By average ticket price, here's how each game of the series shakes out. You'll notice that prices for even the first two games at MSG exceed those for a possible Game 7 at Staples Center: Game 1 (LA): $644 Game 2 (LA): $799 Game 3 (NY): $1,696 Game 4 (NY): $1,818 Game 5 (LA): $1,071 Game 6 (NY): $2,296 Game 7 (NY): $1,349
- Another fun note on the market for the games at MSG: You can buy a 2014-15 season ticket at several NHL venues for less than the cost of one ticket to a Stanley Cup Finals game in New York. Looking to a couple of the Rangers' and Kings' neighbors for examples, Anaheim Ducks season tickets start at $720 for the full season, and you can lock in your seat to every Islanders home game for $742.50 ($16.50 per ticket x 45 home games, including preseason).
2013 Stanley Cup Playoff Team - New York RangersThe New York Rangers made their stand and managed to qualify for the 2013 Stanley Cup Playoffs. Goalie Henrik Lundqvist helped keep them in games with consistently spectacular play, the kind of thing Rangers fans have grown accustomed to during his heralded career. While offseason acquisition Rick Nash helped power the New York Rangers offense, the Blueshirts still found themselves needing something as the shortened regular season came to a close. So, they dealt Marion Gaborik to Columbus at the trade deadline, looking to fortify their depth and grit with a mix of other forwards. Coach John Tortarella is notorious for implementing a grinding, defensive style that can wear on his own players as much as their opponents. The Rangers are surely hoping fresh legs and an aggressive mindset will give their playoff opponents something to think about.
But what the first-round opponent Washington Capitals will be thinking about most often is how to overcome the talented Lundqvist's ability to takeover a series and steal multiple games for a sometimes underwhelming New York Rangers offense. One key weakness in front of Lundqvist is the long-term injury of defenseman Marc Staal, who took a hard slapshot to the eye earlier this year. While Staal attempts to regain full, clear vision and get back on the ice, the Rangers will try to compensate against the talents of MVP-candidate Alexander Ovechkin. This Washington Capitals team, like the Rangers, once faced the threat of not making the playoffs. Because the Caps play in a weaker division, they managed to secure a higher seed and home ice advantage at the Verizon Center in round one. The New York Rangers don't fear 2013 Stanley Cup Playoff games on the road, though; the best way to silence a crowd is shutting down an offense, and the Rangers have a big advantage in that department in round one of the NHL Playoffs and beyond.
New York Rangers Stanley Cup Playoff Opponent
The Rangers finished in a tightly-packed back half of the 2013 NHL Playoffs' Eastern Conference seeding. While they will probably not have home-ice advantage in any round, they can still rely on the Madison Square Garden crowd to provide energy three games/series.
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3/25/15: It's okay, Henrik. Take your time in coming back. Rangers' starting goalie, Henrik Lundqvist, has been out for many weeks now after taking a shot off of his throat. He was scheduled to return to the ice last Friday, but missed the practice. He had good reason, though. His wife was giving birth to a baby daughter. The Rangers have thrived under backup goalie Cam Talbot. There could be a controversy heading into the playoffs, but then again, Lundqvist has played in 90+ playoff games while Talbot has only logged 46 minutes. In any case, the Rangers are in good hands between the pipes.
3/18/15: The New York Rangers took their time this season to figure out what kind of team they have, but they have done that and now seem to have the Metropolitan Division in hand. Even more amazing, they are doing it without star goalie Henrik Lundqvist, who has been out for about a month. Most of the load has gone to Cam Talbot, who has been excellent, though third stringer Mackenzie Skapski earned a shutout last Saturday too. Not only may the Rangers win the Metro (and beating the Islanders last week was huge), but they have a very real shot at winning the President's Trophy and having home ice throughout the playoffs.
3/11/15: The New York Rangers are actually in a very good spot in the standings right now, which may be contrary to every negative news story being published about them these days. The Rangers entered last weekend trailing the Islanders by two points in the standings, but have three games in hand over the rest of the regular season. Winning those games would give the Rangers the Metropolitan Division crown. The team is finishing off a long road trip this week with games at Washington on Wednesday and Buffalo on Saturday before returning home to host the Florida Panthers on Sunday.
3/4/15: The New York Rangers will make the playoffs, this season, but their seeding is still up in the air. They want to return to the Stanley Cup Finals, of course, and made a bold move to bolster that effort. The Rangers traded away Anthony Duclair, John Moore and a first round pick for Keith Yandle and a fourth round pick. Yandle has a pair of 50+ point seasons already on his resume and 41 points this season alone. But he has a hefty salary cap hit of over $5 million through next season, so he is more than a rental. However, if the Rangers do advance far in the playoffs, then mission accomplished.
2/25/15: There has been so much ink spilled this season about the New York Rangers' struggles that one may believe that they are among the laggards in the NHL. They may be surprised to know that the Rangers are 7-1-2 in the last 10 games and only two points behind the New York Islanders for first place in the Metropolitan Division. What is more is that the Rangers have at least two games in hand over the rest of their Metro rivals, which offers a great chance to jump into first place in the division with about one-fourth of the regular season remaining.
2/18/15: The New York Rangers are following up their Stanley Cup Finals appearance last season with a quality effort in 2014-15. They currently sit a few points behind the New York Islanders and Pittsburgh Penguins and are about tied with the Washington Capitals for the third spot in the Metropolitan Division. Despite playing well as a team, Martin St. Louis is struggling and admits that he is not playing with confidence. That may make fans of the Tampa Bay Lightning happy after his bitter divorce from the Bolts last season, but he will have to improve his game if the Rangers are going to compete in the playoffs this season.
2/11/15: The New York Rangers will be without star goaltender Henrick Lundqvist for the next three weeks or so with a neck injury. The injury occurred a few weeks ago when he was struck in the throat with by the puck. New York is battling with Washington for the third spot in the Metropolitan Division, so the timing is pretty bad. The Rangers may look into picking up a rental goalie for a while, like St. Louis did with Martin Brodeur when Brian Elliott was injured earlier in the year. Brodeur is now retired, but that would be something if the Rangers pulled him in (at the ire of Devils fans everywhere).
2/5/15: It is always something of a cop-out when the team that loses a playoff series beats the victors in the next regular season and claims they got their 'revenge'. So, Montreal (or more likely, the media) can say the Canadiens got revenge on the New York Rangers by defeating them 1-0 last week. Of course, the Rangers could easily say "take the victory tonight, we went to the Stanley Cup last season". The Rangers remain a bubble team for the playoffs, but are in good shape. They host Boston on Wednesday, before heading to Nashville for Saturday and back at home to host the Dallas Stars on Sunday.
1/28/15: The New York Rangers assault on the Metropolitan Division was only stopped by the week-long All Star break. In their last 10 games before the break, the Rangers posted an impressive 8-2 record. That moved them up to third place in the Metro with 58 points - two behind the Penguins and five behind the division leading Islanders. The Rangers will be at home to host the Canadiens on Thursday, Carolina on Saturday and Florida on Monday - meaning they have a good chance to continue their rise up the standings in the first week of the final stretch of the regular season.
1/21/15: The New York Rangers did something that the Toronto Maple Leafs could not do - come out of a West Coast road trip with a successful record. Unfortunately, things came crashing down on them when they returned, highlighted by a 3-0 shutout at the hands of the New York Islanders. There was also the incident against Boston. Bruins forward Brad Marchand slew-footed Rangers center Derick Brassard. Marchand was suspended for two games. That is nice, but does not help the Rangers who are clinging to a wild card spot as the NHL heads into the All-Star break.
1/14/15: The Rangers have shaken off their slow start to the season to get back into the playoff hunt. They had a big west coast trip last week, which took them to play the three California teams - and, perhaps, to humble them a bit. Instead, the Rangers did something that they had never done before. They swept the California swing and got within four points of second place Pittsburgh with two games in hand. Goalie Henrik Lundqvist was outstanding in the week and may end up as one of the NHL's stars of the week with a 4-0-0 record and .950% save percentage.
1/7/15: The New York Rangers have picked a pretty good time to get on a hot streak. By going 9-1 over their last 10 games they have been able to bridge the gap between themselves and the Washington Capitals, while also creating separation from the lower teams in the Metropolitan Division. New York has been excellent at home, but this week they are on a West Coast road trip against some of the best teams in the league. The Rangers are at Anaheim tonight, Los Angeles tomorrow and San Jose on Saturday, before hosting the high-flying New York Islanders on Tuesday. If they can survive this trip with a winning record, they will be in great shape for the second half of the season.
12/3/14: It appears, at least in the press clippings, that there may be a budding rivalry between the New York Rangers and the Tampa Bay Lightning. Tampa took the first two games of the season series by a combined score of 8-4 and the Rangers do not believe they have given a full effort in either game. Add to that premise that the teams swapped captains last season (Martin St. Louis to New York for Ryan Callahan) and we have a good battle in the making. One thing is for certain, the Rangers would like to be more in the Lightning's position in the standings than their own.
11/19/14: The Rangers created a problem with rookie Anthony Duclair. He was a third round pick in 2013 but became the breakout star of the preseason with three goals and five points in five games. That earned him a roster spot. However, he has recently been a healthy scratch. Since he made it through the first dozen games, the Rangers have burned a year of his entry-level contract. He does not want to go back to the junior ranks though, even if staying in the NHL gives him less ice time. So New York may be stuck with him while he develops.
11/12/14: The Rangers are one of those teams that seems to take a step back every time they take a step forward. It shows in their 6-5-2 record and their fifth place standing in the Metropolitan Division. New York lost an entertaining game against the Maple Leafs last Saturday by the score of 5-4, and head coach Alain Vigneault was very critical of the officiating. The bigger issue is not the officiating but Rangers lack of scoring. Through 13 games, they averaged under 3 goals per game, while giving up many more. New York hosts the struggling Avs on Thursday before heading to Pittsburgh Saturday and hosting Tamp on Monday.
11/5/14: The Rangers have to learn how to score. Through 10 games, they are only averaging 2.7 goals per game, and that will not win a lot of hockey games in the NHL. They have a -4 goal differential, which would lead one to believe that they are losing. But they are above .500 at 5-4-1. The Rangers have a lot of games in a short time period this week: home against Detroit on Wednesday, at Toronto on Saturday, and back home for games against the Oilers and Pittsburgh on Sunday and Tuesday, respectively. These are tough games, but can be won if the team can put up some goals.
10/29/15: The season is only a few games old, but it is never too early to worry about extending one of the best defensemen in the game. That is what the Rangers are doing with Marc Staal. Staal is slated to be a free agent next summer and would probably be the best one on the market. He reportedly wants $6 million per year and the team is hoping for a bit of a home town discount. There is no deadline for a deal, but the Rangers would probably prefer sooner to later. The Rangers are home this week and host the Winnipeg Jets on Saturday, the St. Louis Blues on Monday and Detroit Red Wings the following Wednesday.
10/22/14: The Rangers opened up the season with an impressive road win against the St. Louis Blues. Since then, the team has struggled in all phases of the game. Through five games, New York has given up 20 goals and it is not easy to win games when you are surrendering four goals a game. The offense has not helped, they have only scored 13 times - an average of 2.6 goals per game. The Rangers have four days off this week before heading to Montreal on Saturday. They are back home on Monday to host the plucky Minnesota Wild, which should be a good chance to watch an up and coming team play.
10/15/14: The expected top teams in the Eastern Conference: the New York Rangers, Boston Bruin and Pittsburgh Penguins, look like they may be catching up with the top teams in the West. The Rangers showed that by beating the St. Louis Blues on the road in their season opener. The Rangers peppered the Blues with 16 shots in the first period and ended up winning 3-2. Unfortunately, defenseman Dan Boyle broke his hand, and is expected to be out four to six weeks. But the Rangers have enough talent to hold up in that run, and should be among the top teams in the Metropolitan Division again this season.
10/8/14: The Rangers will open their regular season on Thursday in St. Louis against the Western Conference giant Blues. That is a tough way to start the season, but it should give the reigning Eastern Conference champs a good measure on where they are as a team. In the meantime, the team has to figure out what to do with Anthony Duclair. He has been dynamite in the preseason but can't be sent to the AHL, he would have to go back to juniors from where he was taken. So the Rangers will have to decide whether to put him on the roster or burn a year of his entry-level contract to get him more development.
10/1/14: The New York Rangers played their first season under former Vancouver head coach Alain Vigneault last season and immediately found success. They seemed to underachieve when John Tortorella was in charge (who, incidentally, took Vigneault's old job in Vancouver and only lasted one year). The Rangers were second in the Metropolitan division in the regular season then rode a hot streak all the way to the Stanley Cup Finals. Los Angeles won the Cup series in five games, but the Rangers signaled that they are for real. They start their road to defending their Eastern Conference title on Thursday, October 9th with a trip to St. Louis to face the very powerful Blues.
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Healthcare has lagged behind other industries in proactively reaching out to consumers. But the sector is now catching up and making the patient experience its primary focus. New players have emerged on the scene. So have disruptive innovations, like smartphone apps that help patients connect to payers and providers in real-time. That means healthcare companies need to rethink consumer engagement strategies. An overwhelming majority of CEOs are planning to strengthen their engagement with key stakeholders over the next year, with customers at the top of the list. And 44% are investing in initiatives to improve the level of customer service they deliver. What else did they tell us?
The sector is getting social
One way to reach the industry's key customers – patients – is through social media. More than half of healthcare CEOs already believe that users of social media have an influence on their companies. And 81% of them plan to make changes designed to increase their engagement with users of social media.
Growing at home
For healthcare CEOs, focusing on existing domestic market wins is the main route to growth. Foreign markets are barely on their radar at all; only 10% expect to grow by expanding abroad and a tiny 2% are looking for increased revenues in foreign operations to jump-start growth. And while a focus on domestic markets certainly makes sense, we believe that healthcare companies may be missing some opportunities to grow beyond their own borders.
Getting leaner
With governments and other payers around the world looking to cut healthcare costs, sector CEOs are acutely aware of the need to trim the fat. 84% of healthcare CEOs say they've cut costs this year. That's exactly the same number as told us they were planning a cost-reduction initiative in last year's survey. And healthcare CEOs are keeping the pressure on, with four-fifths planning to reduce costs in the coming 12 months and operational efficiency at the top of their list of investment priorities.
Working together with partners is one route that can help to increase effectiveness. Healthcare CEOs are putting an even stronger emphasis on joint ventures and strategic alliances than their peers across the total sample. Nearly half have joined forces in the past 12 months – and two-thirds are planning a deal for the coming year.
Transforming through technology
Medical technology has improved by leaps and bounds over the past few decades. Some of the latest frontiers like mHealth and electronic medical records are not only helping improve the quality of care, but also make providing healthcare services more efficient. So it's not surprising that more healthcare CEOs expect a major increase in technology investments compared to peers across the overall sample.
Taking care to cope with cyber threats?
Healthcare companies need to manage massive quantities of data, from patient medical records to complicated rules for reimbursement. Some of this information is now being stored in the cloud. Is it secure enough? 44% of healthcare CEOs think a cyber attack or major disruption of the internet is 'unlikely' to happen in the coming 12 months – but another 40% just aren't sure.
And with 71% of healthcare CEOs saying a cyber attack or major disruption of the internet this year would have a negative impact on their business, we think there's a strong case that many sector CEOs need to take a closer look at data security.
Keeping skilled workers happy and healthy
Healthcare CEOs put skills shortages high on their list of concerns too. But here, too, many are making active efforts to do something about the situation. More than a third of healthcare CEOs are planning to significantly increase their investments in creating and fostering a skilled workforce (compared to 19% of the overall survey).
And they're working to keep employees happy and healthy too. More healthcare CEOs– 36% vs. 26% overall – say they're planning a major change in how they engage employees; more plan to get all staff involved in strategic decision making, and more are also planning a 'significant' increase in investments around maintaining the health of the workforce.

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Clinical Information Discusses physiology, pathophysiology, and general clinical aspects, as they relate to a laboratory test
Neurotensin is a 13 amino acid peptide produced primarily by endocrine
cells of the ileal mucosa. Physiological actions of Neurotensin include
hypertension, vasodilation, hyperglycemia, and inhibition of gastric motility.
Its C-terminus is similar to Angiotensin I. It is a potent analgesic affecting
hypothermia, muscle relaxation, and decreased motor activity. Pancreatic
Polypeptide secretion is strongly stimulated by Neurotensin. Neurotensin
appears to cause the release of Luteinizing Hormone-Releasing Hormone
and Corticotropin Releasing Hormone effecting the release of Luteinizing
Hormone, Follicle Stimulating Hormone, and ACTH but not Thyroid
Stimulating Hormone or Growth Hormone. Neurotensin also stimulates
pancreatic bicarbonate and intestinal secretion. Neurotensin levels are
stimulated by food and Bombesin. Elevated levels have been found in
pancreatic endocrine tumors, Oat Cell, Squamous, and Adeno Carcinomas.
Elevated levels have been found to cause watery diarrhea.
Cautions Discusses conditions that may cause diagnostic confusion, including improper specimen collection and handling, inappropriate test selection, and interfering substances
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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.
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Opinion: Romney and Ryan Are Real Life Versions Of GOP Caricatures Of Kerry and Gore
In an odd turn of events, the Republicans in Tampa nominated real life versions of their cartoon versions of Kerry and Gore. Republicans thought John Kerry should be criticized for changing positions. But Kerry is not in the same league as Romney who ran as a pro-choice candidate and promised to do more for gay rights than Ted Kennedy.
Opinion: The 'War On Women' Is Sexist Fiction
The whole concept of warring on women is totally sexist. The truth is that women are speaking for themselves, doing a damn good job of expressing their views quite clearly and eloquently, and they don't need the media speaking for them – especially the male-intense media of 2012.
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Republicans are kept accountable for their own misspeaks and actions. Unlike the Democrats' life jacket being tossed out to a sinking politician by the Party, when a Republican politician does the inexcusable, the Republican Party throws him an anchor – and that's how it should be.
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The basic fact is that Romney, Ryan and Republican's are uncomfortable with a few of the words Congressman Akin used. They are not, however, uncomfortable with the policy position he was expressing. The record shows that they march in lockstep with Congressman Akin.
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Although Japanese beetles have a wide range of favorite foods, some plants are more appealing to them than others.
The larvae seem to be especially fond of grass roots and other garden plant roots. The adults like fruit, shade trees, roses, shrubs, asparagus, corn, soybeans, and a number of other vegetables, especially plant parts exposed to the sun. They generally do not like cabbage, carrots, cauliflower, eggplant, onions, lettuce, parsley, peas, potatoes, radishes, spinach, squash, sweet potatoes, tomatoes, and turnips. They also tend to avoid geraniums.
The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) has identified the following best and worst landscape plants to have in your yard when hungry Japanese beetles come calling. Use these suggestions as guidelines if you're adding new plants.
Least favored by adult Japanese beetles and less susceptible to destruction.
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- Boxwood
- Burning bush
- Dogwood
- Hemlock
- Holly
- Magnolia
- Northern red oak
- Redbud
- Red maple
Most favored by adult Japanese beetles and more susceptible to destruction.
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"So many young girls want to be just like her. In that sense, I see hope for the world. If I had a daughter, nothing would make me happier than to hear her say she wanted to grow up to be like Carrie Underwood," Brad Paisley writes.
TIME's 100 Most Influential List Includes Adele And Rihanna
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Waka Flocka Flame isn't quite your rapper's rapper. A self-described 'unstoppable force' the 24-year-old, Queens-born rapper is in it for what he refers to as the "Three F's": friends, fans, and family.
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James Arthur Franke, 18, of Afton was charged 3 p.m. Friday at the intersection of Clark and South Walnut streets on a Union County warrant for disorderly conduct.
According to a Creston Police report, Franke went to Casey's in Afton on Dec. 28 to buy cigarettes with an expired Iowa driver's license. After the store computer would not recognize his expired driver's license, Franke became angry and yelled obscenities and threatening remarks at the cashier and store manager.
Franke is being held on $300 bond.
AJ Miller, 36, of Shannon City was charged 3 p.m. Saturday in the 800 block of North Cherry Street with possession of methamphetamines, possession of stolen property and possession of prescription medications.
According to a Creston Police report, during a traffic stop, an officer was informed Miller had a valid Ringgold County warrant. Upon taking Miller into custody, Miller consented to a vehicle search. During the search, a child's ATV in the rear of the truck was confirmed as stolen property from a burglary in Adams County and an officer located oxycodone, which Miller did not have a valid prescription to possess. An officer also witnessed Miller place a small container from his pocket into the rear of the vehicle. Upon investigation, it was determined the container had a white powder substance in it, which tested positive for methamphetamine. Miller faces additional charges on a Ringgold County warrant for possession of marijuana, possession of methamphetamines, possession of stolen property and possession of prescription medications.
Miller is being held on $50,000 bond.
Eric John Mead, 27, 811 N. Division St., was charged 11:31 p.m. Friday with domestic abuse.
According to a Creston Police report, officers were dispatched to Mead's residence for a domestic assault. Upon arrival, officers made contact with Mead and the victim. The victim stated she and Mead had been fighting for several days and Mead hit her multiple times. The victim had several marks consistent with her claim of Mead hitting her. Upon running a criminal history check, it was found Mead has a previous charge of domestic abuse.
Mead is being held on $2,000 bond.
James Leroy Jones, 45, 505 N. Birch St., was cited 2 a.m. Sunday at Wal-Mart for public intoxication.
Jones was released on promise to appear.
John Robert Lemon, 30, 932 Sherman Ave., was charged 8:53 p.m. Sunday at Wal-Mart for public intoxication, weapon law violation and possession of prescription medications.
According to a Creston Police report, Wal-Mart management reported an intoxicated male and requested he be removed from the premises. Upon arrival, officers observed Lemon to have slurred speech, blood-shot and watery eyes, smelled of an alcoholic beverage and unable to walk without assistance. Officers also found Lemon in possession of prescription medication. The medication was not in a container, nor did Lemon have a prescription in his possession. Lemon was also found to be carrying a loaded pistol in a holster on his right hip. Lemon possesses a carrying permit, but due to Iowa Code 724.4C, that permit is invalid upon intoxication. Upon datamaster testing results, Lemon's blood alcohol level was above .08.
Lemon was released on $2,000 bond.
Jon Loring Steffen, 307 N. Walnut St., reported license plates were taken from his vehicle while it was parked at his residence.
Vehicle theft, 7:10 a.m. Friday, West Taylor Street.
Theft, 9:14 a.m. Friday, North Pine Street.
Traffic accident, 12:43 p.m. Friday, Clark and Walnut streets.
Harassing communication, 3:04 p.m. Friday, South Elm Street.
Suspicious vehicle, 3:26 p.m. Friday, Wyoming Avenue.
Reckless driving, 3:36 p.m. Friday, North Sycamore Street.
Alarm, 3:47 p.m. Friday, East Montgomery Street.
Civil dispute, 6:11 p.m. Friday, North Birch Street.
Talk to officer, 8:02 p.m. Friday, North Maple Street.
Talk to officer, 12:14 a.m. Saturday, North Birch Street.
Talk to officer, 10:05 a.m. Saturday, South Vine Street.
Escort, 10:17 p.m. Saturday, West Montgomery Street.
Escort, 10:37 p.m. Saturday, New York Avenue.
Incomplete 9-11, 10:48 p.m. Saturday, North Division Street.
Escort, 10:58 p.m. Saturday, West Montgomery Street.
Firing weapon, 2:06 p.m. Saturday, West Adams Street.
Harassing communication, 4:32 p.m. Saturday, North Maple Street.
Fighting, 4:45 p.m. Saturday, West Taylor Street.
Welfare check, 5:32 p.m. Saturday, South Sumner Street.
Domestic dispute, 11:04 p.m. Saturday, North Division Street.
Talk to officer, 7:22 p.m. Sunday, North Pine Street.
Animal call, 4:14 p.m. Sunday, South Walnut Street.
Information only, 5:03 p.m. Sunday, West Adams Street.
Assistance, 6:02 p.m. Sunday, Elm Street.
Assistance, 8:35 p.m. Sunday, Laural Street.
Public intoxication, 8:47 p.m. Sunday, Laural Street.
Suspicious vehicle, 1:51 a.m. today, West Townline Street.
Smoke odor, 4:46 a.m. today, North Elm Street.


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You say the notes can be searched. Does that include "cross-document" searching? Also, when using an external indexing search tool like google desktop search, are such notes in pdf files also indexed or only the original pdf text?
Actually, I've talked about that with Darwin at some point. I know that neither X1 nor Cpernic will index Acrobat's comments. Although X1 or Copernic will index MS Word's comments, but not perfectly.
Archivarius might be your best bet, but I haven't found time to seriously try it.
@Darwin : do you know if Archivarius will index comments in acrobat?
When googling I found this post on a feature for summarizing notes in freestanding pdf files. That sounds very useful. Have anyone tried it and have comments? http://blogs.adobe.com/ac...obat_for_summarizing.html
I've tried it. As it says, it will create a new PDF with the highlighted text listed page-by-page. I guess it can be useful, as you you'll be less distracted by the text that's normally around your comments and highlighting and you'll be able to see the comments dates and author much more easily.


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Is the psionics power source really just Ki (or whatever) and easily fit into a Wushu-ased paradigm?
Do I need to make any changes to make it this way?
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text: Front Back Back Remote Shown mounted to wall (TV not included) Sound bar shown from high 3/4 angle System, shown in typical setting for scale (TV, furniture not inculded) TV remote repeater Wireless subwoofer View larger Yamaha YAS-201 Powered home theater sound bar with wireless subwoofer Item #: 022YAS201 33 Reviews This item is no longer available. Shop all Sound Bars 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 Woody Sherman Pass the salt Movie night at home! Break out the comfy blanket, turn off the phone ringer, and pop the popcorn. There's a fun evening ahead. ...except... for one annoyance. Turns out eating a handful of popcorn drowns out the dialogue. Don't blame your popcorn brand. It's those tiny speakers in your television at work again. Do you wish that, somehow, you could replace just the speakers with something beefier? Looking for a good home Well, in a sense, you can, because the Yamaha YAS-201 powered home theater sound bar is just waiting to find a home in your den or living room. Plus, its companion wireless subwoofer will be coming along for the ride, and it fits pretty much anywhere in the room that you have power and roughly a cubic foot of space. The Yamaha YAS-201 sound bar has a rear facing infrared blaster, to make sound bar placement easy Power and clarity Take a handful of popcorn and sit back. Thanks to 160 watts of total system power and Yamaha's Clear Voice technology, you won't need to lean forward or stop mid-chew to hear a subtle throw-away line. And with Air Surround Xtreme 7.1-channel surround synthesis, you'll be immersed in an expanded, surround-like soundfield that invites you in to the action on-screen. Easy to place The YAS-201 can be positioned conveniently in front of your TV with the included feet, or easily mounted on the wall. And if the bar blocks the TV's infrared receiving port, a thoughtfully placed IR blaster will forward signals received at the front of the sound bar directly from the back of the unit. Product Highlights:Sound bar:30 watts x 2 RMS for sound barDolby® Digital and DTS® decoding team up with Air Surround Xtreme virtual surround processing for a more engaging listening experienceClear Voice processing for clearer sounding dialogueUniVolume maintains steady sound levels, eliminating unwanted bursts from commercialstwo 2-1/8" full-range cone driverswall brackets and mounting feet includedrequires AC powerweight: 6.83 lbs.34-15/16"W x 3-7/8"H (with stands, 3-1/8" without) x 4-3/4"DSubwoofer:front-firing 6-1/2" cone woofer100-watt RMS built-in amplifierbass reflex (ported) enclosureweight: 18.3 lbs.11-7/16"W x 11-1/2"H x 12-1/2"DConnections:2 optical digital audio inputsstreaming wireless connectivity available via optional YIT-W12 Wireless TransmitterGeneral:system frequency response 35-20,000 Hzremote control includedrear built-in remote flasher ensures that commands are transmitted to your TVsound bar can learn your TV remote's volume commandwarranty: 2 yearsOur 60-day money-back guarantee Sound bar speakers: room-filling sound with less clutter Add big sound to your TV without a roomful of speakers. Sound bars require minimal space and wiring, and their sleek designs complement today's flat-panel TVs. Most sound bars have their own built-in amplification, so you won't need to use a home theater receiver. Some models use advanced surround processing and carefully aimed speaker drivers to simulate the effects of a full home theater audio system. Yamaha YAS-201 Reviews Average Customer Review: 33 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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Enter the URL of your YouTube™ video review or product demonstration. e.g., "http://www.youtube.com/v/o79TWHh598U" 500 characters left Pros 500 characters left Cons * Agree to Terms By checking this box you agree your review becomes the property of Crutchfield, that you are over 18 years of age, that you own or have owned this product, and that you are located within the United States or its territories. Please see our Review Guidelines for more information. 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. Yamaha YAS 201 Written By PatT, Pocono Lake PA on Sunday, September 21, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) The Yamaha 201 does exactly what we want from a sound bar. It provides clear voice over background noise or music. Shipping was fast and the sound bar was in perfect condition It was easy to set up. i cannot, however, make my Dish remote operate any feature of the sound bar other than volume, which, while it works well, displays an annoying "Feature Not Available" on the TV screen. Also not sure the repeater works all the time and there is no indicator that I have seen like there is for other features. The price was great and the service from the sales department extremely good. Pros: Price Appearance Ease of Setuo Cons: Incompatible with Dish remote Some features hard to verify with no visual indicator Extra cost wifi Was this review helpful? Yes No Good Unit but not a substitute for a good surround sound system Written By DP, St. Petersburg, FL on Tuesday, September 16, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I found this to be a good unit but not a substitute for a good surround sound system. It does what I expected it to do and is significantly better than the sound that comes from the 60" TV that it was bought for. Pros: Reasonable sound and easy to set up. It's certainly significantly better than what comes out of the TV. Cons: My signal is coming from a cable DVR. Some stations do not audio sync correctly with the video. There is an adjustment on the unit and most AV syncing is good so it must be something different with these few stations (CNN being one of them). 1 out of 1 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Perfect small room sound system Written By Kevin, Charlottesville on Monday, August 18, 2014 Recommended by my Crutchfield advisor I am very happy with the performance of this sound bar. It is unobtrusive and the wireless sub-woofer is perfect for the small TV room we have. 1 out of 1 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Happy Customer Written By Allen, Des Moines, IA. on Monday, March 31, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Finally, after years of owning a flat panel TV and being unable to hear dialog in the movies clearly, I woke up and bought this sound bar. What a difference it makes when you can actually hear the words ! The sub wolfer on this unit also gives you a movie theater style bass that adds quality and drama to movies. This unit provides high performance without going overboard into overspending. Pros: Overall sound is very good. The sound bar fills the room with clear sound. The voices are clear, and the sound does not break up, even at high volumes. Cons: The sound bar does block the sensor at the front of the T.V. so I have to stand up in front of the TV to change channels by creating a direct line of sight to the sensor. So far I have been unable to get the repeater to function, but this may be my fault in not setting it up correctly. 3 out of 3 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Yamaha YAS-201 Written By Melissa, Illinois on Saturday, March 08, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Such a large subwoofer, and so little comes from it. You are also stuck with two remotes because inhere is no way to learn the "mute" command. My Boston Acoustics sound bar and subwoofer was cheaper and sounds much better. Pros: Looks nice. Cons: Feeble bass, no mute. Was this review helpful? Yes No Yamaha YAS 201 Written By Mike, Montana on Friday, January 17, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Good sound improvement for small to medium sized rooms. Dont expect booming sound but much improved clarity and volume with just enough bass punch without being over bearing. Pros: Super easy to install. Cons: Some might want more bass. Was this review helpful? Yes No vastly improves the dialog from flatscreen tvs Written By BD Fairfax, fairfax, va on Monday, January 13, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I bought this for my father, who was irritated at the poor sound quality from his new flat-screen, particularly the spoken dialog. Like every single LCD-TV i've seen, his had tiny speakers that sounded awful. The Yamaha YAS-201 did exactly what I hoped it would; provide better sound quality and modest amplification in a discrete package. The difference in quality is night and day, particularly the mid-range frequencies of human speech. Programing my TV remote was fairly simple following the included instructions. Wireless subwoofer fills in the deeper end nicely at moderate volumes. This isn't a unit that will shake the floors and rattle the windows, but it will make your flatscreen tv sound a lot better at any normal listening volume. Pros: Improves sound quality (particularly spoken dialog) Fairly easy to program the volume to my existing remote IR repeater allows remote to work even when sound bar partially blocked the bottom inch of the TV (see cons, below) Cons: took a few extra minutes to get the optical cable to sync with the television, although this was more due to the tv than the unit. Still - it took me a few extra steps for me. the sound bar just barely blocked the bottom of the TV. My dad "solved" the problem by elevating the TV another inch by putting a board under the TV stand - a very utilitarian solution, but not the most decorative. 1 out of 1 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Great sound bar!!! Written By Barbara F, Baltimore Md. on Thursday, December 26, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I own Bose speakers systems (the L-1) etc. for stage live performance (pianist) and I really like them. I was going to buy a Bose for my new Samsung 60" smart TV, but bought the Yamaha sound bar with the wireless subwoofer after speaking to a Crutchfield rep and am I glad I did. Totally awesome for the price and less expensive than the Bose that sits under the TV. The remote is remarkably easy to use and being able to put the wireless subwoofer towards the back of the room spreads the sound out wonderfully. The subwoofer turns on and off with the sound bar, so no forgetting to turn it on or off. We are using this in a 20'x20' bedroom and it's the first time my husband has ever said he can actually hear the vocal without the proverbial "What'd he say?". Unless you're in some huge room with high ceilings or some screwy audiophile, I personally don't think you'd need more than this and you can't beat the price from Crutchfield....I tried. The unit is wall mountable if you lack space to sit it (subwoofer sits on the floor...period). I love this thing. Totally impressed. Pros: Compact. Sounds great. Easy to use. Great price. Super quick ship from Crutchfield. What more can you ask? Cons: No cons from this professional musician. 2 out of 2 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Not what i Expected Written By alexio710, Fvort Lauderdale, FL on Sunday, December 22, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) The sound is great and the look is good, the only compliant that I have is that most of the time that I use it I have to power cycle the subwoofer because the bar don't recognized it. I purchased the item because of the good name but I am some how kind of disappointed of the product. Crutchfield response on Friday, December 27, 2013 We forwarded this review to our Technical Support team for follow-up. Lifetime tech support comes with every Crutchfield purchase. 1 out of 2 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Great Sound Bar/Wireless Sub Written By J. Evans, Loomis, CA on Friday, December 20, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Great sounds that fills the room and makes the voices clear. Easy set up for equipment and user remote. Subwoofer provides accurate and deep bass without being to over powering and distractive. Pros: Looks good, sounds even better Cons: None 2 out of 2 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Great sound bar Written By rgbcm, Atlanta, GA on Friday, November 29, 2013 This sound bar is great for TV viewing and pretty good for music - it fills the room up well and the sub kicks just right without being overbearing. I have a Panasonic Viera smart TV, Apple TV and the Yamaha YAS 201 as my living room set up. Pros: Wireless sub and good sound for the price. Cons: Yamaha would benefit from have the YAS-201 come in a few colors. I'd recommend having the black, white, silver/grey, and then a color - perhaps orange or product RED version. 3 out of 3 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No great sound bar Written By no, lawrence ks on Tuesday, November 12, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) awesome sound bar!!!! Pros: great sound!! 3 out of 4 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Yamah YAS-201 Written By GA, Paris, TN on Monday, September 30, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I have a room with tall ceilings (20 feet) and wanted a soundbar that might enhance the sound of my 55 inch TV mounted above a fireplace. With only fireplace mantle space for placement of sound enhancing devices and not wanting wires running everywhere, I wanted a moderately priced, compact soundbar and a wireless subwoofer. After reading on-line reviews but particularly following the recommendation of a Crutchfield tech, I purchased the above product. I could not be happier. The soundbar arrived in a timely manner, installation was simple and the sound enhancement is much more than I expected. The Yahmah YAS 201 makes a noticeable difference in this large room, particularly so when watching a movie or listening to music. Pros: Sound enhancement, compact size, wireless subwoofer Cons: None 5 out of 5 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No I finally can hear sound again, for the first time. Written By Richard, California on Friday, August 16, 2013 I've long suffered listening to cable TV, Netflix and Blu-Ray DVDs out of my Panasonic TV speakers (which is the equivalent of listening to your iPhone/iPod sans earbuds). Unfortunately I'm not in a position yet where I can have a full blown 7.1 surround sound system, so I had to put off better audio quality for another day. Well, it's been a few years now, and that day still hasn't come. I recently watched a couple of Blu-Rays where I had to almost max out the volume just to hear the dialog. Plus, during the Summer, our central air running would drown it out anyway. I read about sound bars last year, but it seemed like most people just made fun of them. Of course, they were probably people who had rooms dedicated to their home theater and didn't live in a 1-bedroom rental like I do. Yesterday, I happened upon a user review raving about the Yamaha YAS-101 which caused me to look it up on another retailer's reviews. It seemed to be a home run for people in my position. I also was curious about the YAS-201 with the added subwoofer since some complained that the YAS-101 lack a little in the bass department. So I decided to go to a local TV/Appliance place so I could actually hear it myself. I ended up buying their YAS-201 floor model for a discount. VERY HAPPY WITH MY PURCHASE! Yeah it's not the perfect audio set-up, but it's LIGHT YEARS better than the subpar TV speakers. I can hear dialog as well as bass during music and action sequences. Pros: Improved the sound quality of my TV which therefore improved my experience watching TV/Blu-Ray/Netflix. 7 out of 7 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Very Satisfied Written By Eddie L., Texarkana, TX on Tuesday, August 13, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I have always had my television and components(Blue Ray,DVD, Satellite receiver,etc) run through my stereo system in 5 channel Dolby surround. I was afraid that I was going to end up sending this back because I really did'nt expect to be satisfied with the sound quality. I was wrong. It's also much simpler for my family to use. Pros: I'm down to one remote for TV, Sound and satellite receiver! My wife can operate everything!!! Amazing!!! 4 out of 4 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Yamaha YAS-201 sound bar Written By TheresaC, Sacramento, CA on Tuesday, August 06, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Before the Yamaha sound bar: "What did they say. Can you play that over"? After the sound bar: Pure enjoyment. The sound quality is excellent and adds so much to all movies and music. Pros: Easy to install. Distinct dialog. Has a surround sound feature. Cons: If only it was permanently part of a TV so can use only one remote. 3 out of 4 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Big sound Written By Alex, Colmar, pa on Thursday, August 01, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Big sound. Small package. Mounted on was under tv. Looks and sounds amazing. Plugged into back of Verizon box and turns on with remote every time. Pros: Easy set up. Synced to Verizon remote Cons: Non 4 out of 4 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Yamaha YAS-201 Written By JeffM, Houston, TX on Tuesday, June 25, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I went with with the system based on prior very positive experience with Yamaha audio products, the features, and the price. My current home arrangement precluded me from putting up my big Yamaha 5.1 system, so a sound bar was the ticket to add to my 55" Samsung LED. It does give way better audio than the internal speakers of the TV, and the set up was very simple. When putting out the TV's audio, I see what others have said about it not getting very loud; however, when playing movies through my HTPC, I can make it plenty loud by ramping up the sound coming out of the computer. The wireless sub is very cool and adds just the right amount of base. My four star rating has to do with overall sound. To me, it lacks mid range tone, but, at the same time, I recognize what it is and what I paid for it. Overall, it is a solid choice. Pros: Easy set up, optical inputs, my TV remote turns it on and off. Cons: Mid-range tone is light for my tastes. 3 out of 3 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Good Yamaha Sound Bar Written By Sound bar newbie, Columbia City, IN on Sunday, June 02, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) This sound bar works well for the price and produces quality sound along with the Clear Voice feature. Only hold back from a 5 star rating is the volume capability. I expected the max volume to be a bit louder, that said it is loud enough for general use, it judges won't knock you off your chair. Pros: Clear Voice, easy set up, wireless sub Cons: Max volume capability 2 out of 2 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Yamaha YAS-201 Written By Al, St. Louis, MO on Tuesday, May 14, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Easy setup, great sound. Pros: Great sound, remote pass thru Cons: None 2 out of 2 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Love this Sound Bar & Subwoofer Written By Steve, Reston, VA on Monday, February 04, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Absolutely love this product. The TV Remote Repeater function is an absolute necessity for our setup, and it works great. The installation was extremely easy including the remote learning function (it was all done in a few minutes). I am very pleased with the quality of the sound-- it works great in our sunroom. Pros: Ease of setup, TV Remote Repeater function, and sound quality Cons: None, so far! 3 out of 3 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Yamaha YAS-201 Written By Frank, Sarasota, FL on Thursday, January 24, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Easy to set up and use. Bought the Iphone device to allow playlists to be sent to the sound bar. Works great 4 out of 4 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Yamaha YAS-201 Written By Ron, Sacramento, Ca. on Wednesday, January 23, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Wanted a soundbar with a wireles sub and after speaking to a representative settled on the YAS-201. Ordering was easy and the product shipped the next day. I have a Sony Brava 40" HD TV that I was connecting too and this unit would not play using the optical out from the TV. Called support which was extreemly helpful, even going into actual Sony documentation to attempt to resolve. However if you have the older Sony HD tv's, you will experience the same problem. The remedy is to connect directly from the soundbar to both your cable or sat box, and Blue Ray/DVD player with optical (Required that I buy an additional optical cable). Once these connections were made everything worked perfectly. The Sub is satisfactory if not a little week. I placed it behind the sofa and turn it up about 75%. THis seems to work well in my environment. I am very pleased with the sound and clear voice functions comming from the soundbar and the bass is now acceptable. For the money I believe it is a very good value. Pros: Product specialist, Product support (exccellent), Very easy set up, Good clear sound, Wireless bass is simply plug and play, TV repeter Cons: Unable to use TV for Optical output thus requiring a separate Optical cable to complete setup. Sub is a little week, ATT Uverse reciever can only be programmed for on/off functions. Need to use the Yamaha remote to control volume and other adjustments 4 out of 4 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Better Than The "Bose Solo" Written By GE, Little Rock, AR on Sunday, January 20, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I have a 55 inch LG LED TV in the bedroom and never cared much for the sound coming out of the speakers. I purchased the Bose Solo when it first came out but was not impressed with it's sound either! Sent it back to Bose and purchased Yamaha YAS-201 and what a difference it made over the Bose! When I first hooked up the wireless sub woofer I couldn't hear much base coming out of it since it was located in the front of the room next to the TV. Once I moved the sub to the back of the room it sounded a lot better! Pros: Easy set up except for my remote (see below), sounds great Cons: Would have gave it 5 stars if I could program my Directv remote to shut it off. My Directv remote will turn on the TV and the Yamaha and control the volume but I always have to use the Yamaha remote to turn of the speakers. I called Crutchfield for assistance, no help there, so I'll call Yamaha when I get a chance to see if they can figure it out. 6 out of 6 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Good but not great Written By MikeB, Newark, DE on Monday, January 14, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Easy set up, clear voice works well, but not as much bass as I would like. Pros: Easy setup. Clear voice Cons: Not enough bass 4 out of 4 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Exactly what I needed Written By GeorgeM, Glenmoore, PA on Thursday, January 10, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) First of all, it arrived in a very few days, was packed safe and sound. It took literally < 15 minutes to hookup. This was a major improvement to my TV sound. The sound is crystal clear and more than enough detail for me to enjoy movies. Even if bullets are not whizzing around behind me from speakers, I can hear so much more (immersive you might say) with this unit. I have a real good TV Picture (Samsung 55" ES7100) but when I switch from that TV sound to this sound bar, it is like night and day. When my source contains surround sound data, I definitely hear enhanced spatial (is that the right word?) enhancement. While the surround sound will not knock your socks off (if you are used to rear speakers) I think, it is more than I expected from the soundbar and its wireless sub-woofer. Pros: sounds great, no wires to run, sub-woofer goes anywhere in room, and I cant say enough about how CLEAR Voices are from any source input, even dumb sitcoms over cable. The subwoofer never needs to be touched as it instantly turns on or off when the SB is turned on or off. The remote is made solid and has separate volume toggles for the soundbar and sub-woofer if you are so inclined to tweak. Tho HDMI Inputs although I only use 1 (from TV with mult inputs to the SB) Cons: None that I can see (unless you compare surround sound of SB's to full 7:1 speaker setup - which I don't have the room for) 9 out of 9 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Good sound and great features Written By HOPEA, Leesburg, FL on Tuesday, January 08, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Bought this on 1 reviewers statement he owned a polk system and this sounded better and had power.Circuitry on the polk 6000 quit and this was in my price range. He was right, it has the power and a more natural unboxy like flow and the clear voice, tv repeater and the non credit card remote are all big plus.points.Reciver is a hard plastic with cloth grilles, but it actually has a classic look and even though it goes above the tv sensor ,tv reater works. Nice not to standup and angle the remote over the bar.Sound is clean and clear voice is great.Bass is good,but had to play with the sub to get it to really produce bass and it seemed to work better near the soundbar.I am giving the soundbar a 4 rating because of the sub.Suprised at $400-$600 price alot of the sound bars do not have hdmi and my wish list would be to put a lighted display for volume and sub adjusts. Now, it is by ear only.Iwould buy this unit again and highly recommend for the great features. Recommend this bar for sound ,ease of use and great features.. The sub will not rock the house. Enjoyed listening to CWs tv show Supernatural and the movie CONGO as effects are there and the music has an easy flow.Yamaha really made a good bar at this price range and if they added a bit more sub, hdmi and lighted displayI'D pay $699 .The avg listener or those in a complex where window shaking bass is not needed will love this bar. Pros: power, clear voice , tv reapter. univolume, large remote and natural sound.overall, really good soundbar and easy to use and setup. Cons: SUB could use more output in a room and no hdmi Not a deal breaker for the avg listener as really good bar. 7 out of 7 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No yamaha yas-201 Written By BLEHMAN, Linthicum, MD on Monday, January 07, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Easy to setup and that is all the good I can say about this item. We have been using this item for three weeks and the sound is terrible and the voices are almost unintelligible. then just two days ago, the sound board stopped working altogether. The wolfer did continue to work. Based on this experience, I wouldn't recommend it anybody. Pros: Easy to set up Cons: Didn't work as advertised. 3 out of 13 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Yamaha YAS-201 Written By Jeff, Denver, CO on Tuesday, January 01, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) For the money it is a great sound bar. This sound bar does not have the clarity of the more expensive sound bars but for the money it sounds and works great. Very easy to install. I Pros: Great value for the money Cons: Missing some clarity. Sound is great but not outstanding. 4 out of 4 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Great product Written By Mike, Florida on Wednesday, December 26, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Great product... easy set up awesome sound solution rather than setting up a huge 5.1 or 7.1 home theater. love that you can easily program your remote for your tv to control the units volume. signal repeater is a sweet feature that works. Pros: great sound easy set up. comes with an optical cable in the box Cons: came with an optical cable which i didn't know so i had already bought two to use... not really a con but wish I knew before hand 4 out of 4 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Awesome Soundbar Written By Ray, Gray, GA on Friday, December 14, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I don't usually review items but this is an amazing sound bar! I have a Polk sound bar and also a Samsung soundbar that both sounded awful. I also ordered the Yamaha Yas-101 soundbar earlier this year and returned it because it just sounded weak to me. The Yas-201 took about 10 minutes to set up and going including easy pairing with my Directv remote. With Clear Voice I can clearly hear dialogue over the music, explosions, etc. in dramas and movies. The sound leveler keeps commercials the same volume as whatever you are watching. My room is 18'x20' with a high ceiling and this unit with the included subwoofer really sounds good. Music also sounds good. 17 out of 17 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Excellent Sound Bar and Excellent Seller Written By Russ, Lynden, Wa. on Monday, December 03, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Could not be happier both with the Yamaha sound bar and with the excellent service from Crutchfield Thank You 4 out of 6 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Fantastic Soundbar Written By Mo F, Champaign, IL on Saturday, December 01, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I bought the YAS-201 a little over a week ago. Set up was a breeze and the sound quality is fantastic. All features work exactly as expected. I love the univolume and clear voice features. The former keeps the sound volume unchanged during the commercials, thereby making them less annoying. The virtual surround definitely makes a big difference. But, you should maintain a realistic expectation from this soundbar. Afterall, it's called virtual for a reason: it won't create what you'd expect from a 7.1 system. if that's what you want, then you should invest in one. But, what it does indeed makes a tangible difference in sound quality for the price point. The wireless subwoofer works seamlessly, with excellent clarity and allows flexible placement within the specified range (~20', mine is about 15' feet away from the soundbar). I found this to be an excellent investment, worth every penny. Kudos to Yamaha for yet another excellent product. Pros: Excellent value with features that work exactly as advertised. Cons: The surround is virtual, again, as advertised. Can't expect what you'd hear out of a true 7.1 system. 21 out of 22 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 Amplified soundbar speaker (YAS-CU201) Wireless powered subwoofer (NS-WSW40) Remote control (FSR62 ZC94940) 2 "AAA" batteries 2 Mounting feet (installed) 2 Mounting brackets (installed) 59" Optical digital cable 2 Wall spacers Mounting template Owner's Manual Warranty Information Online Product Registration Features and Specs General Enclosure Sealed/Ported Pieces in System 2 Color Gloss Black Tweeter None Midrange 2.125" Cone (2) Woofer None Separate Subwoofer Yes Subwoofer Driver 6.5" cone Bluetooth Connectivity No Wall-mountable Yes Mounting Bracket Included Yes Surface Mount Stand Included Yes Speaker Parts Warranty 2 Years Speaker Labor Warranty 2 Years Amplifier Parts Warranty 2 Years Amplifier Labor Warranty 2 Years Specifications System Frequency Response 35-20k Hz Powered System Yes Sound Bar RMS Power 60 watts Subwoofer RMS Power 100 watts Audio Inputs Mini Stereo Audio Inputs None RCA Stereo Audio Inputs None Optical Digital Audio Inputs 2 Coaxial Digital Audio Inputs None HDMI Audio Video Connections HDMI Inputs None HDMI Outputs None Dimensions Sound Bar (inches) 3-7/8H x 34-15/16W x 4-3/4D Sound Bar Weight 6.83 lbs Subwoofer (inches) 11-1/2H x 11-7/16W x 12-1/2D Subwoofer Weight 18.3 lbs Product Research Features YAS Front Surrond System: The Yamaha YAS-201 is a two-component home theater system composed of an amplified soundbar speaker and wireless powered subwoofer that produces a 160-watts of total power. The soundbar speaker with AirSurround Xtreme technology and the wireless powered subwoofer delivers 7.1-channel surround sound from a simple to setup two-component speaker system. The Yamaha YAS-201 is a great addition to your flat-panel TV, replacing your television's speaker with rich, virtual surround sound. The soundbar's front-panel and top have a glossy "piano black" finish that harmonizes beautifully with today's flat-panel TVs, while the wireless powered subwoofer can be hidden out of sight for a stylishly compact home theater system. Amplified Soundbar Speaker (YAS-CU201): The soundbar speaker houses a 60-watt digital amp and two 2.125" cone speakers with large magnets to ensure high sound clarity. Its superb structural design allows high capacity cabinet volume for very powerful and clear sound, even though the body is very slim. The grilles protecting the speaker unit is a saran net that allows unimpeded sound flow. All sounds, including vocals and music, are clear and pleasant. The soundbar speaker fits easily into the available space you have above or below your television. With a height of only 3.875" (with feet), the soundbar speaker can be easily positioned in front of your TV so the soundbar straddles the TV stand, using the included feet. You can remove the feet and hang the soundbar speaker on the wall, using the included wall-mount brackets. A wall-mounting template is provided. Wall mounting screws not included (sold separately). The soundbar speaker measures 3.0" in height without feet. Wireless Powered Subwoofer (NS-WSW40): The YAS-201 includes a wireless powered subwoofer that houses a front-firing 6.5" woofer inside a bass-reflex cabinet (side-firing port) powered by a built-in 100-watt amplifier. This 6.5" subwoofer features a large magnet and a front-firing configuration. Its high sound quality design takes advantage of Yamaha's proprietary Advanced YST II and a Linear Port to produce deep and smooth bass. Advanced Yamaha Active Servo Technology (Advanced YST) is a unique system in which the speaker and amplifier work together to cancel out impedance so the speaker unit has a perfectly linear motion. Advanced YST helps to ensure the highest levels of sound pressure and overall performance. The circuit board has an ideal grounding pattern that ensures stable current supply for prodigious bass output. This subwoofer is capable of delivering powerful movie effect sounds and rich, deep bass. You can adjust the soundbar speaker's subwoofer volume independent from the speaker's main volume for added bass response. The wireless subwoofer does not have to be connected to the sound bar, so setup and placement is faster and easier. This is a convenient subwoofer that delivers powerful, high-quality bass sound. Air Surround Xtreme Technology: The slim, low-profile soundbar speaker system features the latest Air Surround Xtreme technologies. Yamaha's exclusive Air Surround Xtreme reproduces 7.1-channel surround sound with high quality, excellent imaging, and rich presence; far superior to that of the speakers in your TV. You'll experience an extremely realistic and impressive sound field, with clear dialogue in the front and dynamic sound action at the back and sides. This system can also be set to Stereo. Dolby Digital/DTS Compatible: The YAS-201 home theater system is compatible with popular surround sound formats, such as Dolby Digital and DTS Digital Surround, so you get the full effect of multichannel movie sound. Clear Voice: The Clear Voice function raises the level of dialog and narrations while maintaining overall sound quality. Movies, TV shows, sports commentary, and news broadcasts are more clearly audible. UniVolume: UniVolume is a Yamaha-developed technology that maintains a consistent volume level between different channels, programs, commercials, and input sources. For instance, when watching TV while using UniVolume, the volume of commercials will not be louder than the program being viewed. The same is true when switching sources to watch a DVD or Blu-ray movie, or to listen to music on CD. This is particularly helpful for late night watching and listening when spikes in volume can disturb others in the house or apartment building. This feature can be switched On or Off. Audio Delay Control (Lip Sync): This technology adjusts the timing of the picture and dialog, so they are always in sync with one another. Dual Digital Optical Inputs: The Yamaha YAS-201 soundbar is fitted with 2 rear-panel digital audio optical (toslink) inputs labeled "TV" and "BD/DVD". The soundbar's digital inputs support PCM, Dolby Digital, and DTS audio signals. Remote Control: The YAS-201's IR remote control is simple and easy to use. It lets you turn the power On or Off, adjust the volume, do other basic operations, and lets you switch the surround modes. The YAS-201 has the ability to "learn" the TV remote control operation, so you can use the TV remote control to turn the YAS-201 On or Off, and to adjust its volume. This allows you to use either the TV remote or the Yamaha remote for easy operation. Even if the soundbar speaker blocks the TV's remote control signal, the IR flasher on the back of the soundbar transmits the signal to the TV so operation is not affected. Auto-Sleep Function: The system will automatically turn off when there is no operation for 12 hours, or no audio input and no operation for 1 hour. Optional Wireless Transmitter (for Apple devices): The optional YIT-W12 Wireless Transmitter lets you enjoy music wirelessly from your iPod/iPhone/iPad or Mac/PC. The yAired technology developed by Yamaha provides uncompressed linear PCM transmission for clear, accurate sound output. yAired technology uses lossless (uncompressed) signal transmission to achieve wireless sound quality that is as good as wired quality and the perfect synchronization between sounds and images for movies. 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 Yamaha YAS-201 is no longer available. Looking for a similar item? Shop all Sound Bars Or, you can still... Write a review Purchase accessories for this product Download the product manual Search the website Go


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"When I get a craving for orange beef, I make up this tofu stir-fry! Pieces of firm tofu in a mildly spicy orange sauce. Serve over rice noodles, and use any vegetables you like!"
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vegetable oil for frying
1/4 cup
1 (16 ounce) package
firm tofu, drained and cut into strips
2 tablespoons
soy sauce
1/2 cup
orange juice
1/4 cup
warm water
1 tablespoon
1 teaspoon
chili paste
1 teaspoon
1 tablespoon
vegetable oil
carrots, sliced
I made some mods to this recipe for it to be more healthy and still yummy. First I stirfried a bunch of veggies, I used zucchini, broccoli, red/green pepper, onion, garlic, mushrooms. Then I added in the strips of tofu (skipped the corn starching step, just threw it in plain) and stir fried that in with a splash of soy sauce and spoon of chili garlic sauce and salt and pep to taste. In a separate pot I made the orange sauce, I did NOT add in sugar however I did add in a 3 caps of white vinegar. I also mixed the cornstarch in the warm water and added it in to oj/soy sauce/vinegar mixture when it came to a boil. After adding in the cornstarch I let the sauce simmer for a couple of minutes and then I added it to the tofu and veggies. Served with some brown rice this was an relatively easy and healthy dinner, will make it again.
My husband and I were not fans of this recipe. To me the tofu was like having chunks of belgian waffles in the stir fry... we picked it out and ate the rest, which was alright.
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This is sure to please even tofu skeptics. It's very good, but not great. The cooking time is a little off. My tofu slices were about a 1/2 inch thick, and with a standard wok, it took at least 20 - 25 minutes to fry it all. The sauce took me about 20 minuts to make as well. I added chopped red pepper, which added additional crunch, color and sweetness. Since I didn't have chili paste, I used a tablespoon of sweet chili sauce. I also added 2 dried diced red chili peppers, since other reviewers said the sauce wasn't spicy enough, but it was too HOT, so next time I'll just use one. I used about double the corn starch, since I like the sauce thicker. In addition, I would definitely recommend doubling the sauce, because it is not enough to cover all of the tofu plus rice noodles. I would recommend not putting the tofu back into the wok. If you just place tofu slices on top of the rice noodles and spoon the sauce over the top, the tofu stays nice and crunchy. Finally, I served this with some fresh pineapple on the side, which really complemented the dish quite nicely.
THis was absolutely delicous! Dont skimp on the cornstarch used to batter the tofu slices. You may need a little more than 1/4 cup. Make sure tofu is not dripping wet when you batter it or it will turn the cornstarch from a powder into liquid.
My supermarket did not have chili paste so I used tobasco saude and a little chili powder. Next time I will use the chili paste, gotta go to the oriental market to get that.
I recommend that you split the tofu into 2 portions and then fry them one section at a time. This makes it much easier to manage turning the tofu over to brown on both sides. Took me about 10 minutes per side.
I used fresh mushrooms and brocoli instead of the carrots. I think you can use any vegetable you want, just eye ball the right amount volume wise which is easy to do once you see the amount of sauce. Defiantely double the amount of sauce. Yumskers!!!
This was absolutely incredible! It is now a staple. My only changes were: added one chopped green pepper, and I froze the tofu for about 3 days (it seems to give it a 'meatier' texture).
This orange sauce was delicious! I substituted Sriracha hot sauce for the chili paste and used different veggies. The only change I will make next time is to add more cornstarch to the sauce as I like a thicker sauce. Also, if you like your tofu crunch, you might want to serve the sauce on the side. Thanks for the yummy recipe.
I loved this sauce! I doubled the sauce though, and made the following changes:
I omitted the tofu completely and cooked with chicken instead. I also added onions, garlic, and sweet red peppers. Instead of chili paste, I chopped a chili pepper and fried it up with the rest of the veggies.
Beautiful flavour!
I used shaghai noodles which really brought out the flavour.
So even though I changed the recipe around a bit, it was fantastic and I give it 5 stars for the sauce and the adaptability. YUM!
I did what other reviewers suggested, made extra sauce and added more veggies. Addictive! Very easy and truly delicious. I used orange juice concentrate for more orange flavour, 1/2 can.
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