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Twas the night before the CyHawk game when all through the state, well let's face it, there's plenty of creatures stirring about with high school football tonight.
But the big game is 5 p.m. tomorrow in Ames. It's being broadcast on Fox Sports 1, for those of you unable to make it to Jack Trice Stadium.
CyHawk week kicked off with a bang here in Creston with RVTV's arrival in downtown Creston Monday.
I have to hand it to you, Creston. Fans showed up in droves on Monday for WHO-TV's final RVTV tour.
Andy Fales of WHO-TV said it was by far the best turnout for a kickoff city in RVTV history, and at the time, he believed it to be one of the bigger crowds in general.
Crowds for the annual week-long tour have seemingly gotten bigger and bigger with each town the SoundOff guys have visited this week, but Creston should still be proud of the showing it put on for RVTV.
The downtown tailgate provided a fun atmosphere, and in return for hosting RVTV, the city of Creston received plenty of positive coverage on the Channel 13 news.
And let's not forget about the downton Creston area. It looked great for RVTV, with all of the Cyclone and Hawkeye flags flying and with all the window paintings.
And it was fun to relive the Kyle McCann era for the Hawkeyes with John Sears' story on McCann during the 10 p.m. news Monday night.
If only I weren't still haunted by visions of Sears dancing with the Creston Salts and Peppers.
Possibly the biggest winner of RVTV's visit to Creston, however, was Tony Groumoutis of A&G Restaurant and Lounge.
"Tony the Greek," as Keith Murphy and Fales called him Tuesday afternoon on their sports talk radio show on KXnO, made quite the impression on the SoundOff guys with his stories and encounters with celebrities and restauranteurs.
Sitting there Monday night watching the Houston Texas complete an improbable second-half comeback win over the San Diego Chargers and listening to Tony's countless stories made for a fun time for all involved.
Fales recounted several of those stories in his best "Tony the Greek" voice during Tuesday's radio show.
Murphy and Fales agreed that he will go down as one of the all-time great characters to come out of RVTV.
I'm sure that any fans of the Murph & Andy radio show listening to Tuesday's show will stop by A&G if they ever venture to Creston.
As for the CyHawk Rivalry game, it seems like neither fan base is too confident in its team's ability to win the game.
Both teams are in desperate need of a win in the game, but I think Iowa State might need the win more than Iowa does. An 0-2 start to the season for Iowa State would be crushing, especially with the tough conference schedule looming ahead for the Cyclones.
The biggest question I have regarding Iowa State entering the game is were the Cyclones overlooking Northern Iowa in the opener, or is the defense really that susceptible to being gashed by the run.
If the latter is the case, then it could be a long evening for Cyclone fans if Mark Weisman and Damon Bullock get going in the rushing game for the Hawkeyes.
And football fans, don't forget — there's a little game being played in the south leading into Saturday's CyHawk game.
I have a feeling Nick Saban's Crimson Tide will "roll" all over Johnny Manziel and the Texas A&M Aggies.
The Aggies were lucky to have a bye week leading into last week's contest and to catch Alabama the week after the LSU contest.
Given time, there's no better coach at creating a game plan than Saban. He'll find a way to keep Manziel in check this time around.
A big thanks is in order to CNA assistant managing editor Kyle Wilson for helping out last week with high school football coverage.
Wilson made his return to the sidelines, covering high school football, allowing me to return to St. Louis for a short vacation to do one of my absolute favorite things on this planet — see The Killers perform live.
So off to LouFest I went, to see not only Las Vegas rockers The Killers, but my two other favorite bands in Ra Ra Riot and Fitz and the Tantrums.
It was my sixth time seeing The Killers perform and my third time seeing Ra Ra Riot.
Luckily, they played on separate days.
Sunday, I arrived at Forest Park in St. Louis a little before noon, bought myself lunch and a water a bottle and sat down and ate.
I drank half of the bottle of water with my lunch, went to the water refill station and refilled it, while also filling my spray bottle.
At noon, I made my way to the barrier in front of the main stage. On the left side of the stage, directly in front of where The Killers' guitarist Dave Keuning (of Pella!) would stand.
In that one spot, I stood for eight and a half hours, not once leaving to get food, water or to go to the bathroom. Eight and a half hours I stayed there, waiting for the start of the The Killers' set.
While waiting, I found a new favorite in Youngblood Hawke, and even caught one of the band's drumsticks at the conclusion of its set.
I also met some new friends, including a pair of girls from Iowa City, who stood next to me during The Killers' set.
Ten and a half hours (until the end of The Killers' set) I stood in one spot, with just my one water bottle and my spray bottle to keep myself cool in the mid-90s temperature.
And no matter how crazy you all probably now think I am, it was totally worth it.
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Patiala House
At Patiala House lives the Kahlon family ruled by Bauji. They follow his diktats as he tries to hold onto his 'Indian values' in the land of the 'goras'. The younger generation at the Patiala House wants to assert themselves and follow their dreams but are held back by their respect and love for Bauji and the shining example of Bauji's eldest son, Parghat Singh Kahlon aka Gattu. Gattu gave up his dream at the altar of Bauji's biases. His reward: For the last 17 years he has opened the corner store across the tube station. He will tend to his customers, hear the neighbourhood boys playing cricket in the back alley. He will remember a dream that could have become a reality and watch his father rule a house, a family, a community like he has for the last 25 years. He will silently tolerate the snide remarks and insults passed by a younger generation. He will understand the bitterness of his siblings and identify with their shattered dreams. Then he will participate to bring forth a change. He will finally summon the courage to challenge his father and start a movement that will shake the very foundations of Patiala House. Will Bauji loosen his hold and let the youngsters find their own dreams instead of following his? Will Gattu get a second chance to live his life? What's more important: family or dreams? And why must we choose one over the other.'Patiala House' has been inspired by England cricket team's Sikh member Monty Singh Panesar. Panesar is the first Sikh to join England cricket team and the spinner is a crowd favourite.
Cast: Rishi Kapoor, Dimple Kapadia, Anushka Sharma, Akshay Kuma
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Written by: Nikhil Advani, Anvita Dutt Guptan
Running time: 2hr 15min
Opens: Feb 11, 2011 Limited
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Day 1 Rome
Arrive at any time. Possibly the most recognized symbol of the city is the Colosseum, the scene of the bloody gladiator bouts for the entertainment of ancient Rome's aristocracy. Take a tour around the old venue and then head over to the Palatine Hill and the Roman Forum to see where it all began. Even with the bustle of modern day Rome whizzing past on Vespas you can still lose yourself in the fragmented columns and ancient ruins, conjuring images of the rich Romans sauntering by in togas. From the Colosseum it's not too much of a hike to Piazza Navona. Known for the Baroque buildings surrounding the square, and its beautiful central fountain, it's truly a great place to walk, mingle with the Romans, and sip a cappuccino at one of the sidewalk cafés. Next stop can be the Spanish Steps and Trevi Fountain. Sit among the young Italians cuddling on the steps or watch the rich and powerful shopping in the elegant boutiques nearby. Take a short walk over to the Fontana di Trevi to throw a coin over your shoulder backwards to ensure your return to this magical city. When you've had enough of secular Rome, head to the smallest country in the world, the Vatican City. Located within the city of Rome, the Vatican City is a separate country ruled by the pope and the perfect place to see art and religion intertwined. Within the Vatican, you will find the famous St. Peter's Basilica, the world's largest church and the headquarters of Roman Catholicism. It is difficult to decide whether to look up, down, or to the side as there are treasures everywhere in the church: Bernini's canopy, the dome, the treasury, the statue of St. Peter, the Pieta, and the grotto should all be seen, and it can be possible to attend services in the church. The Vatican Museums are near the basilica and contain priceless works of art from ancient to modern times. There are many different galleries but seeing all of them is definitely not possible in one day, so do a little research before visiting and decide what you really want to see. There are countless pieces of art, including statues, busts, Renaissance paintings, tapestries, early icons and Egyptian artifacts, just to name a few. Two of the most well-known exhibits in the Vatican Museums are the Sistine Chapel and the Raphael rooms. Although the Sistine Chapel is always very crowded, it is a must-see for any visitor to the Vatican. The magnificent frescoed ceiling of the chapel painted by Michelangelo depicts over 300 figures from the Book of Genesis, the most well-known being "The Creation of Adam," showing God touching the finger of Adam. "The Last Judgment" on the west wall depicts a scene from the Book of Revelations. If you are arriving early and wish to see the Vatican Museums, t's a good idea to book a ticket to the Vatican online from home as waiting until you arrive may be too late!
Day 2-6 San Gimignano (5B,2D)
Enjoy an orientation walk around Rome with your CEO, then transfer by train and bus to San Gimignano. Walk to your home for the week, which is located just outside the beautiful medieval hill town of San Gimignano. The property owner Ugo is a San Gimignano native and is a fountain of information about the area and lives in one of the apartments of his remodeled medieval house. Enjoy an orientation walk around the town's medieval walls with your CEO, then relax on one of the house's patios or start exploring the walled city on your own.
Day 7 Rome (1B)
Explore fascinating San Gimignano with its many museums, narrow medieval streets and looming towers, or shop 'til you drop in stores featuring handmade Italian leather goods and regional gastronomical delights such as olive oil and wine. Explore the Tuscan countryside by foot, scooter, rental car or tour. There's loads to see, taste and explore from castles to Chianti and Brunello vineyards to larger towns and cities like Siena and Florence. And the best part of Local Living? You don't have to pack your things and move every day! The Via Francigena, a historical path in use approximately 1000 years ago for those making pilgrimage between Canterbury, England and Rome, runs very close to the Local Living house and is great for those who wish to explore the Tuscan countryside by foot. Pack a picnic and set off by foot to nearby Montauto for beautiful views of San Gimignano from afar. San Gimignano's weekly market is on Thursday mornings, but other nearby towns have markets between Tuesday and Saturday. Stop by, buy fresh produce directly from local farmers, and cook up a Tuscan feast. On Day 3, enjoy a day trip to Siena including an orientation walk by your CEO to point out some interesting areas of town. Sleep in or discover the region on your own on the morning of Day 4 before an included half-day cooking class in the afternoon. Savour your self-made regional delights over dinner. On Day 5, visit the San Gimignano market and buy some picnic ingredients to help power you through a walk through the Tuscan countryside to Colle Val d'Elsa, an ancient Tuscan town. While the town is interesting to check out, it's all about the journey consisting of a relatively easy 4-hour ridge walk. Picnic along the way on your market delights. In the evening, enjoy a wine tasting of some local wines before sitting down to a home-cooked dinner with Ugo. Day 6, enjoy a day trip to Florence with plenty of free time to check out local museums and plazas. While the group will travel together to Florence, the return time is flexible and can vary by each person's touristing stamina. The return ticket is provided, but you decide when to leave. Opt to go out for a final group dinner back in San Gimignano or cook together at the apartments.
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Miami Connection
The year is 1987. Motorcycle ninjas tighten their grip on Florida's narcotics trade, viciously annihilating anyone who dares move in on their turf. Multi-national martialarts rock band Dragon Sound have had enough, and embark on a roundhouse wreck-wave of crime-crushing justice. When not chasing beach bunnies or performing their hit song "Against the Ninja," Mark and the boys are kicking and chopping at the drug world's smelliest underbelly. It'll take every ounce of their blood and courage, but Dragon Sound can't stop until they've completely destroyed the dealers, the drunk bikers, the kill-crazy ninjas, the middle-aged thugs, the "stupid cocaine"...and the entire MIAMI CONNECTION!!!
Cast: Maurice Smith, Angelo Janotti, Vincent Hirsch, Joseph Diamond, Y.K. Kim
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Running time: 2hr 0min
Opens: Nov 02, 2012 Limited
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text: Front View larger Universal® MasterControl RF-10 Multibrand remote with learning capability Item #: 554RF10 17 Reviews This item is no longer available. Original Price: $59.99 Shop all Home Remote Controls 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 Articles & Videos by Ralph Graves The RF-10 from Universal helps you get control of your audio/video system. It lets you carry out even complex operations with just a few simple commands. With the RF-10 you can string together several commands into a one-button operation known as a "macro." For instance, when you want to play a DVD, a single push of a button turns on the right components, switches inputs on your TV, and starts playback. A provided tutorial DVD takes you step-by-step through the simple setup process. The remote comes loaded with over 1,000 remote codes from different manufacturers. It's also a "learning" remote, so you can copy commands directly from your old remotes into the RF-10. And don't worry about having to reload all your settings if the batteries die the RF-10 can retain its programming for ten years without power. The remote transmits regular infrared (IR) commands to your equipment for line-of-sight control. It also transmits powerful radio frequency (RF) signals that pass through walls, floors and cabinets. With the optional MRF100B base station, you can control your components from anywhere within a radius of 50-100 feet. Product Highlights:transmits both IR and RF signals10 macro buttons (up to 50 steps each)learns the IR codes from existing remote controlspre-loaded with over 1,000 manufacturer codescan operate up to 8 devices1-3/4" x 3/8" backlit LCD screenilluminated keypadretains programming without batteries for up to 10 yearsrequires 4 "AAA" alkaline batteries (included)tutorial DVD includedweight: 7.1 oz.2-5/8"W x 8-9/16"H x 1-5/16"Dwarranty: 1 yearOur 60-day money-back guarantee Universal® MasterControl RF-10 Reviews Average Customer Review: 17 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. 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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. so far so good Written By Anonymous, wisconsin on Friday, April 18, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) still learning. easy to set up basics. learning macros. still working on controlling the sat. box. Pros: easy to set up Cons: none Was this review helpful? Yes No RF-10 CONTROLL Written By Anonymous, Sacramento on Friday, January 10, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) i used to have 5 remotes the rf 10 replaced all of my remotes I am satisfied with my purchased. 3 out of 3 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No awesome universal remote Written By roads, new hampshire on Saturday, December 28, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) the remote works great. i use i for my tv and my receiver/amp for surround sound. easy to set everything up too, only took about ten minutes. not overly fancey but i was looking for great function. 4 out of 4 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Universal® MasterControl RF-10 Written By Anonymous, Alexandria LA on Sunday, September 01, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Easy setup and program Pros: Easy to use and setup Cons: None 4 out of 4 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Savvy Tech Written By R, MI on Friday, December 21, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) This a great remote. I have had it about 1 month. Nice features: 1) LCD component display. No more trying to remember which component you are controlling. 2) Learning feature excellent. This is essential since the 3 digit code only handles basic. Has a confirm good/fail LCD acknowledgement. I am controlling 4 remotes and have not found a command on the component remotes this device could not learn. However component remote commands are not universal, so you are faced with substitution designation. I would estimate 50-75 percent of the commands on the component remotes do not have a similar designation on the universal. So once you have things memorized on the universal you are good to go. 3) Macros are great but documentation is very limited. 4) Learning disc included essentially useless. I went to the manual after a few minutes viewing. 5) Eight button component designation is great. One button push is all you need and once macros are set up this can perform a multitude of steps. I find this feature better than the two step process on the more sophisticated/costlier remotes you have to scroll to find component then select. 6) I opted for the IR version which is standard. I have similar devices in more than one location so I did not want to control a device in another room by going through walls with the optional RF version. Also the neighbors are close enough that interference could be an issue. Pros: LCD Learning Macros Cons: Learning disc 3 out of 3 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Operation great, poor quality materials Written By Mike T., Forest Hills, N.Y. on Friday, November 18, 2011 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Great performance features, but poor quality materials and fabrication. Pros: The way it works for the different components is great Cons: After one week the film on the up, down, left, right buttons is peeling off. 2 out of 2 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Way easy to set up and use Written By JoeP, Long Island on Tuesday, October 18, 2011 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Getting this device out of its clamshell packing was way more difficult thant setting it up and using it! Instructions were simple, batteries included, buttons clearly labeled. Even I couldn't screw it up! I'll leave it to my kids to figure out all of the extra functions this magic wand can do. For now, it's running my TV, Cable, DVD, and Audio system perfectly. 3 out of 3 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No low priced, excellent effort Written By jen, toledo, ohio on Sunday, January 24, 2010 we have an RF receiver that had the origanal expensive remote stop working. the goal was to find a replacement to control the new HD equiptment( Blue Ray, TV, DVR) and do basic controls of receiver. tried a couple well known more pricey remotes but just wernt compatable like they said. this one hits the mark for half the price. :O) would have liked a couple more funtion keys but it was easy to program or reprogram keys for more precise controling. a deffinate recomendation. 2 out of 2 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No great remote for the price! Written By Anonymous, new york on Friday, December 18, 2009 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) this is the best remote ive ever owned. ive dropped it from 8 feet multiple times. also last night i got angry and threw it against the wall. it split into a few different pieces. i just picked up the pieces and reassembled it and it worked like it did new. ive put this thing through its paces and it holds up pretty good! im suprised at the quality put into this remote. the only downfall of this remote is i never got the macros working right but, maybe thats just my fault. but this thing is rock solid construction wise. i would highly recommend this remote its cheap it works good and its built tough. great if you have kids that drop and throw remotes. 1 out of 6 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Partially Satisfied Written By Charles, Pittsburgh, PA on Saturday, January 31, 2009 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I have seven remotes including this one: TV (2), Cable (2), DVD (1), CD (1), and Bose Audio (1). My wife has much trouble with turning on TV and changing the input to the cable box to select the channel. We are in real need of a "universal" remove and I hoped this would be our answer. It is not the total answer. With this remote, I was able to enable her to turn the TV set on then select the channel on the cable box without remembering to change the input to the cable box which is helpful. If not, then the set goes into orbit and I am the only one that can recover the system. We truly need a remote that transparently handles all these units (or most of them) without using all our remotes to do so. There should be an industry standard on this mess. I have a separate table just to hold our remotes. 2 out of 9 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No A Good Value Written By Bill, Solon, IA on Monday, January 26, 2009 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I purchased the RF-10 in Dec 2008. In general I'm pleased with it considering the cost. It has eight device buttons, more than enough for my needs, and the backlight button is handy in a dark room. I ran into the following problems with the manual: 1) The manual only has codes for devices made to the year 2006. 2) There are no examples of macros; 3) There are no examples of overall approaches to setting up the remote for configurations such as a TV with a DVD player, or more importantly, a home theater system. An outline of how one does common setups would be helpful. I had the following problem with the remote: The SAT button can only accept pre-programmed codes up to 207. I wanted to use it for a device that required code 277. The display changes to ### when a number larger than 207 is entered. I suspect the other device buttons may have limits also, but I have not confirmed this. Power Button Anomaly: The RF-10 has a POWER ON button and a POWER OFF button. Many devices to be controlled have a single power button that toggles the power off if it's on and visa versa. For such components, the power buttons on the remote might not do what is intended, depending on whether the component was already on or off. 4 out of 4 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Universal MasterControl RF-10 remote review Written By Jonathan, Ringgold, GA on Saturday, January 03, 2009 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Even though I gave just four stars, I highly recommend the RF10 remote. Now, I can get the right entertainment system components turned on all at once with just one button, and that is awesome to me. Basic programming on the remote can be done different ways, but, for me, the best way was to program it by the "learning method", where you point your old remotes directly at the RF10 and punch a few buttons to get just the exact button set up on the RF10 to do what your old remotes would do. On this remote, "Macros" are an advanced programming feature where you can push just one button, and the remote will turn on several different components all at one time. Now, with the Macros set up right, with just one button on this remote, I can get where I want to be with my entertainment system where it once took a few button pushes with several different remotes. Regarding the Macro programming, I feel that that owner's manual does not go into enough detail to show the order of how to really set up the Macros. There are only two small pages of information, and it took me quite a while to figure out how to set up the Macros. I would have given 5 stars for this remote if not for this problem. Everything said, I would definitely recommend the RF10 to any of my family and friends. (I told my brother-in-law about it with a big smile on my face.) It is a great remote. 3 out of 3 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No I did it YOU CAN TO Written By Mr. Fowler, Gadsden, Al. on Wednesday, October 15, 2008 When our tube type tv went off for the final time we called Crutchfields and got new Aquos Sharp 1080p tv, Onko SR700 surround sound, and already owned Sony Dvd . Made the upgrade to Direct Tv-High Def Sat. Receiver. I have had three strokes and have Alzheimers disease and every day things aren"t easy to do sometimes impossible. No way would i be able to remember how to operate so many remotes. But the Universal RF10 changed that . This remote handles every feature needed, easy to hold -read and simple enough for even me to use. We were even able to operate our Sears window air unit so today we ordered my wife her own RF-10. Thanks for such a great company as Crutchfields and for this easy and trouble free remote 6 out of 7 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Universal® MasterControl RF-10 Written By David, Parker, CO on Tuesday, March 04, 2008 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Easy to program and use 2 out of 2 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Total Control Written By Gary, Saint Louis MO on Friday, February 22, 2008 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I liked it so much I bought a second one! Purchase the receiver for through the wall or room to room control. It controls everything and it can learn commands as well. 2 out of 3 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No I owe my life to this remote control Written By Kemp in Houston, Houston on Thursday, December 06, 2007 It's simple: This. Remote. Saved. My. Life. My wife was going to kill me if I didn't stop bringing home new A/V toys with new remotes. When it got to the point where we had a new TV, a new Hard-Disk/DVD Recorder, cable box, and home theater receiver it got to the point where it was starting to get pretty confusing. Then we got a Tivo. With this remote I was able to program everything into it, and set up macros. When you want to watch the DVD press one button and it selects the correct input on the TV and receiver and turns everything on. Now it's so easy to run our system - I can't believe I didn't get one of these years ago. It's very easy to program the remote, and easy to use. It has punch-through volume control, so the volume control operates the receiver volume no matter what source you're using. Best $70 I ever spent on electronics. EVER. 16 out of 17 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No All universal remotes sould work this well! Written By brian, Wappingers Falls, New York on Thursday, October 04, 2007 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) This remote is eight remotes in one... any one of the eight devices listed at the top of the remote can be used for whatever device you want. Setup is not hard at all and you get dvd to help you understand it visually. It has all the features you need and it can be used to control anything (i.e. celing fans,PS2 or xBox,PC,iPod and audio cassette decks) that uses infrared to be controlled and I when say anything if you have the infrared controller (old or new) so the RF-10 can learn the command keys the RF-10 will too. 20 out of 21 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Hands-on research What's in the box? | In-depth notes What's in the box? Download owner's manual Universal remote control "Learn to Program" DVD 4 "AAA" batteries Owner's Manual Product Research Features Specifications Features Overview: The RF10 universal and learning remote control is designed to operate up to 8 different audio/video components. The RF10 sends both IR and RF signals, making whole-house operation (indoors and outdoors, through cabinets, walls and doors) possible with the addition of the optional MRF100B RF receiver base station. The RF10 can be programmed to execute "macros," each with 50 commands. Basic Setup: You can start setting up your RF10 using the Pre-Programmed Method, Pre-Programmed Auto-Search Method, or the Learning Method. The Pre-Programmed Method allows you to choose codes from the RF10's built-in library, which includes thousands of codes for different brands and models of remote controls. The Pre-Programmed Auto-Search Method is a way you can scan through the other codes in the table to find the right code for your component. Using the Learning Method, the RF10 can learn commands from your old remote controls one button at a time. Pre-Programmed Codes: The RF10 is pre-programmed to control most brands of TVs, VCRs, DVD players, CD players, cable boxes, satellite receivers, TiVo hard disk recorders, DVRs, tape decks, multimedia PCs, XM Satellite Radio tuners, iPods, Xbox consoles, lighting controls, and other custom installation products. Punch Through: In most home entertainment systems, the volume is controlled by a single device. In some systems, the TV speakers produce the sound, so you would use the TV device on the RF10 to raise and lower the volume. In other systems, a surround sound receiver and speakers combine to bring you the audio, so you would use the RF10's Audio device to adjust the volume. You can use SimpleSound to set the RF10's volume buttons to always control the sound in your system. That way, when the RF10 is set to VCR or DVD, the volume up, down and mute buttons will work without switching back to Audio or TV. The Punch Through feature is not limited to volume, and can be applied to channel selection, playback controls, etc. MacroPower: The RF10 features 10 macro buttons, each allowing you to program up to 50 commands. Erasing: You can erase an individual button with a learned command or a macro. You can erase an entire Device's learned command or macro buttons. You can also erase all your learned commands on all devices, or all your macros everywhere. If you really want a fresh start, it is possible to reset everything to the factory default condition. Memory: The RF10 stores all of your settings in non-volatile flash memory. The settings will be retained without batteries. Child Lock Feature: The Child Lock feature blocks all operations of the remote control. Optional Expander: The RF10 transmits both IR and RF signals. By purchasing the optional MRF100B PowerBlaster, you can operate your equipment with the RF10 up to 100 feet away (through walls, doors, cabinets, inside or outside). 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Solar Eclipse of July 29, 1878
For any spot on Earth, a total solar eclipse occurs an average of only once every 300 to 400 years. The 1878 eclipse is one of only 16 eclipses since 1792; it ran down the Rockies over Boulder, Denver, and Colorado Springs, then across Texas and Louisiana.
Astronomer Samuel Langley (later director of the Smithsonian Institute) drew a naked-eye sketch that showed coronal streams extending an amazing 12 times the Sun's diameter (more than 10 million miles).
His drawing made the cover of Harper's Weekly. But Langley may have been upstaged by the young Thomas Edison, who observed the eclipse from a chicken yard in Wyoming, where his preposterous new invention, the "tasimeter," accurately measured heat from the corona.
Lunar Eclipse of July 6, 1982
Just eight total lunar eclipses have occurred in the past 200 years. The 1982 eclipse, which many Almanac readers may remember, was the Western Hemisphere's longest total lunar eclipse since 1736!
There was an extra bonus to the 1 hour and 46 minutes of totality. The acid haze from Mexico's El Chichon volcano had spread only far enough to darken part of the Earth's shadow. The result was a Moon black at the top and middle, deep red at the bottom.
The Great Comet of 1882
This magnificent comet could be seen easily in broad daylight, a shining knife beside the blazing Sun. When visible at the Sun's edge, it shone 100 times brighter than the Moon!
As the comet pulled away to become visible in twilight, the first ten degrees of the comet's tail was brighter than the brightest star. Comet hunter E.E. Barnard of Tennessee dreamed he saw the sky filled with comets; he went outside and found that the Great Comet had spawned many smaller comets.
Return of Halley's Comet, 1910
Halley's has paid the Earth three visits since 1792. The 1910 show was the best. In May of that year Halley's Comet got as bright as the brightest star, and Earth passed right through an outer edge of its tail.
Many people feared (unnecessarily) being poisoned by the gases. At its closest approach, the comet's glowing tail extended two-thirds across the entire sky.
Leonid Meteor Showers of November 17, 1966
The greatest meteor "storms" have been supplied, usually about every 33 years, by the annual Leonid showers. In 1799 meteors were reported to fall "like snowflakes." On November 18, 1833, came the night "the stars fell on Alabama" and all over America; the brightest of the 14,000 meteors an hour woke people from their beds.
But the night of November 17, 1966, was even more dazzling. The western states got the best show. Folks out that night, especially Kitt Peak in Arizona, said it was like a waterfall of shooting stars pouring down from the sky—as many as 500,000 meteors an hour!
The Great Meteoric Procession of 1913
Thousands of people from Saskatchewan to Bermuda sighted the procession of several hundred meteors streaming across the sky on February 9, 1913, taking about three full minutes to complete the arc.
When last spotted from a ship in the South Atlantic, they were going strong. The best guess is that they were fragments of a temporary small "second moon" of Earth as it entered the atmosphere for one last fiery orbit.
The Northern Lights of 1989
When charged particles from the Sun are accelerated by Earth's magnetic field toward the poles, they collide with atoms and molecules of upper atmospheric gases. Thus is born the sky's greatest display of moving lights, the aurora borealis, or northern lights.
The best documented is the March 13, 1989 outbreak, in which red northern lights were seen as far south as Central America and the associated magnetic storm knocked out electric power for about six million people in Quebec.
The Meteorological Optics Effect (i.e., Beautiful Sky Colors) of 1883 and 1950
The 1883 eruption of the Indonesian volcano Krakatoa threw huge amounts of volcanic ash into the air and caused numerous meteorological phenomena worldwide.
Most prominent were the vast crimson and purple twilights that glowed for as long as 1 1/2 hours after sunset.
In 1950, a different-sized particle—ash from vast forest fires in Alberta—caused green, blue, and brass-colored sunshine and odd "dark days" over much of the northeastern United States.
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It comes with 7 different adapters for various versions of IPods, but not one for the latest version of IPod Touch. In the manual Tivoli states that the reason for this exclusion is that all of the new IPod Touches come with the docking station adapter. This is incorrect. I bought a 64GB and a 32GB Touch for my family for Christmas, and neither came with a docking station adapter. This is a small, but important oversight by Tivoli, not a reflection on Crutchfield's service, which is always great. In the big scheme of things, I suppose this is a minor issue, because I can probably find an adapter somewhere pretty easily. But, for the money I paid, and the disappointment on my daughter's face on Christmas day, will keep me from recommending this product. 13 out of 20 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Hands-on research What's in the box? | In-depth notes What's in the box? Download owner's manual AM/FM stereo system (for iPod/iPhone) 10' AC power cord Remote control (with installed CR2025 3V lithium battery) 7 iPod adapter inserts FM wire antenna 2 Cable clips Owner's Manual Customer Information Warranty Card Product Research Overview: The Tivoli Audio iYiYi high-fidelity stereo system for iPod features a built-in AM/FM tuner and integrated iPod/iPhone dock. The Tivoli Audio iYiYi also includes an auxiliary input and headphone output. In addition, the iYiYi offers alarm clock and sleep timer functions. The Tivoli Audio iYiYi includes an IR wireless remote control for added convenience. The iYiYi operates off of AC power. Note: The iYiYi high-fidelity stereo system for iPod is available in high-gloss white or high-gloss black. Audio Features Radio Functions iPod/Aux Connection Remote Control Alarm Clock Power Requirements Audio Features Stereo Speakers: The Tivoli Audio iYiYi high-fidelity stereo system for iPod features two 3.0", video-shielded, full-range drivers for great stereo sound. Dual Ported Enclosure: The Tivoli Audio iYiYi features a bass-reflex enclosure with two rear-firing port for added efficiency and bass response. The bass ports also double as internal heat ventilation. Volume Knob: The Tivoli Audio iYiYi features a rotary volume control knob which operates the volume level for the unit's stereo speakers and headphone output. The volume display range is 0-30. Headphone Output: The iYiYi high-fidelity stereo system for iPod is equipped with a front-panel 3.5mm headphone output for connecting a set of stereo headphones for private listening. Connecting headphones will mute the unit's stereo speakers. Record Output: The Tivoli Audio iYiYi's rear-panel 3.5mm record output (fixed) lets you record music from the high-fidelity stereo system to a connected tape-deck or CD recorder. You can also use the iYiYi's record output to the connect the system to your home entertainment system. Placement: Place the stereo speaker system on a solid, flat, stable surface. The system is shielded and may be used in close proximity to a computer monitor or television. Placing the iYiYi sound system in a bookcase, corner, or flush against a wall or other flat surface will restrict the output of the bass ports, yielding an unnatural bass sound. Radio Functions Digital AM/FM Tuner: The Tivoli Audio iYiYi high-fidelity stereo system for iPod features a built-in digital AM/FM tuner with manual, auto, and preset tuning. Manual/Auto Tuning: The system's built-in AM/FM tuner lets you manual or auto tune stations, using the front-panel controls or included remote control. Station Presets: The precise digital tuner offers five FM and five AM station presets, which can be accessed directly from the unit's front-panel controls or scrolled through using the included remote control. RDS Display: TheRadio Data System (RDS) feature displays radio broadcast information such as artist, title, and album when listening to compatible AM/FM stations. AM/FM Antennas: The Tivoli Audio stereo system's internal FM and AM antennas provide good reception in most applications. Locating the stereo system near a window will provide better reception. The unit is also equipped with an external FM antenna connection and comes with an external FM wire antenna to provide better reception. Internal/External FM Antenna: An alternative to the tabletop clock radio's built-in FM antenna, is the supplied indoor external FM wire antenna or optional FM dipole antenna (sold separately). Also, connecting your cable television 75-ohm coaxial cable to the radio's external FM connection may provide clearer local FM reception; although you must usually request activation of this service through your cable company. Internal AM Antenna: When listening to AM, rotate the Model Three itself to align the internal AM antenna for improved reception. There is no external AM antenna connection. iPod/Aux Connection iPod/iPhone Dock: The Tivoli Audio iYiYi high-fidelity stereo system for iPod is equipped with a front-panel integrated iPod/iPhone dock and comes with seven iPod adapter inserts. The Tivoli Audio iYiYi supports audio playback, music navigation, and charging of select iPod/iPhones with dock connector. Audio Playback: The Tivoli Audio iYiYi supports music, podcast, and audiobook playback from your docked iPhone or iPod. Music Navigation: The Tivoli Audio iYiYi lets you navigate your iPod/iPhone's menu, using the included IR remote control. The iPod nano (6th generation) only supports basic playback functions such as Play/Pause, Fast Forward/Rewind, and Skip (next/previous). iPod Display: The iYiYi's LCD will display "iPod" when you select your docked iPod/iPhone as a source. All song/artist information will still need to be viewed from your iPod/iPhone LCD screen. Charging: A docked iPod/iPhone will be charged whenever the iYiYi sound system is powered 'On' in any source mode, except AM (so as not to compromise AM reception). Note: The Tivoli Audio iYiYi includes the following iPod dock adapter inserts - iPod w/ dock connector (10/15/20/30/40GB), iPod w/ clickwheel (20/30/40GB), iPod w/ color display (20/30/40GB), and iPod mini (4/6GB). If your iPod or iPhone does not already come with an iPod/iPhone adapter insert, it is highly recommend you purchase one from the Apple Store for a proper fit. iPod/iPhone Compatibility Chart: The Tivoli Audio iYiYi is "Made for iPod/iPhone compatible" and supports the following iPod/iPhone model functions (as of Nov. 2010). iPod/iPhone Model Generation Media Type Control Type Display Type Charge Audio Video Remote iPod/iPhone Song/Artist Info Track Info dock connector 3rd Y N Y Y N N Y clickwheel color 4th Y N Y Y N N Y mini 1st Y N Y Y N N Y 2nd Y N Y Y N N Y video 5th Y N Y Y N N Y classic 80GB Y N Y Y N N Y 120GB Y N Y Y N N Y 160GB Y N Y Y N N Y nano 1st Y N Y Y N N Y 2nd Y N Y Y N N Y 3rd Y N Y Y N N Y 4th Y N Y Y N N Y 5th Y N Y Y N N Y 6th Y N Y Y N N Y touch 1st Y N Y Y N N Y 2nd Y N Y Y N N Y 3rd Y N Y Y N N Y 4th Y N Y Y N N Y iPhone 2G Y N Y Y N N Y 3G Y N Y Y N N Y 3GS Y N Y Y N N Y 4 Y N Y Y N N Y Note: Apple iPod/iPhone software updates may change functionality results. If you download a newer software version, you may need to reset the device and your iPod/iPhone to regain functionality. If this doesn't work, you may need to revert to the older software version or wait until an newer software update is available. Auxiliary Input: The Tivoli Audio iYiYi features a rear-panel 3.5mm auxiliary input for connecting an external device (such as your CD player or MP3 player), so you can listen to audio from the connected device through the system's speakers. Mix Input: The iYiYi's rear-panel 3.5mm mix input lets you connect your computer's (or other device's) audio output to the unit, so you can hear audio mixed-in with either the tuner, a docked iPod/iPhone, or a connected auxiliary device. The volume level of this input must be adjusted at the source. Remote Control Wireless Remote Control: The Tivoli Audio iYiYi high-fidelity stereo system for iPod includes an IR remote control for wireless operation of the stereo speaker system and your docked iPod/iPhone. Alarm Clock Digital Clock: The Tivoli Audio iYiYi high-fidelity stereo system for iPod features a blue backlit LCD digital clock display (12-hour). Alarm: The Tivoli Audio iYiYi features a built-in wake-up timer. When the alarm is set to wake, it will activate the last source and volume level used prior to the iYiYi being turned off. If the iYiYi was last used in auxiliary mode, a beep will sound when alarm activates. The volume level of the beep cannot be changed. Sleep Timer: The iYiYi can be set to turn 'off' automatically after approximately 20 minutes (fixed). Power Requirements Detachable AC Power Cord: The Tivoli Audio iYiYi operates off of standard household AC current using the supplied detachable AC power cord (120V AC - 60Hz/45W). 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WASHINGTON – President Obama is heading up a National Day of Service in a whirlwind weekend of inaugural events that mark the end of his historic first term and the start of his second.
Obama, joined by first lady Michelle Obama, will set the tone for the weekend with a service event today. Vice President Joe Biden and his wife, Jill, will also volunteer in the Washington area.
Obama added a day of service projects to the inaugural schedule in 2009, and he's hoping the event becomes a tradition for future presidents.
On Monday, there will be formal balls, an inaugural parade and, of course, the president's address from the steps of the Capitol.
Even as Washington delves into the once-every-four-years celebration of the presidency, there is decidedly less energy surrounding Obama's second inauguration than there was in 2009. That history-making event drew 1.8 million people to the National Mall to watch Obama be sworn in as the nation's first black president.
This time around, Obama takes the oath of office after a bruising presidential campaign and four years of partisan fighting. He's more experienced in the ways of Washington, and he has the gray hair and lower approval ratings to show for it.
For at least the inauguration weekend, the fiscal fights and legislative wrangling will be put aside in favor of pomp and circumstance.
The White House did not say in advance what Obama's service project would be for today. In 2009, he helped spruce up a shelter for homeless teens in one of Washington's poorer neighborhoods, then visited wounded soldiers at Walter Reed Army Medical Center.
In an effort to expand the day of service, former first daughter Chelsea Clinton will headline a volunteer summit on the National Mall and the inaugural committee has organized volunteer events in all 50 states.
The White House sees the call to service as a way for Americans across the country to honor the memory of Martin Luther King Jr. The day Obama takes the oath of office publicly – Monday – marks King's birthday, and 2013 is the 50th anniversary of the civil rights leader's March on Washington.
Obama's swearing-in Monday at the Capitol is expected to draw 800,000 people, which would make it the largest second presidential inaugural ever.
The president was still working on his inaugural address heading into the weekend. Aides said he will make the point that while the nation's political system doesn't require politicians to resolve all of their differences, it does require Washington to act on issues where there is common ground. He is also expected to speak about how the nation's core principles can still guide a country that has changed immensely since its founding.


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Kosher Poultry
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We found this recipe for Lemon-Lime Picnic Chicken in a magazine years ago. It was part of a picnic menu and called for refrigerating the chicken after baking and serving it cold at the picnic. We love the combination of the citrus, dill, tarragon and garlic and serve this delicious chicken dish hot from the oven! It is wonderful and makes a beautiful presentation, garnished with lemon and lime wedges and sprinkled with freshly chopped parsley.
1/2 cup fresh lemon juice
Combine lemon juice, lime juice, garlic, dill, ginger, tarragon, salt and pepper in large shallow baking pan. Arrange chicken in single layer in dish; spoon marinade over chicken. Cover. Marinate overnight in refrigerate; turn if possible.
Pour melted margarine evenly over chicken. Sprinkle with paprika.
Bake in preheated 375 degree oven for 1 hour or until chicken is done, basting frequently.
To serve, garnish chicken with wedges and parsley.
Yield: 8 servings
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Mission Type: Orbiter
Launch Vehicle: Delta II 7320
Launch Site: Launch Pad: SLC-2, Vandenberg Air Force Base, Calif.
NASA Center: Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Spacecraft Instruments: 1) four-channel imager
Spacecraft Dimensions: 2.85 m (9.35 feet) tall, 2.0 m (6.56 feet) wide, 1.73 m (5.68 feet) deep
Total Cost: About $300 million dollars, including the Delta-II launch vehicle
WISE Fact Sheet, NASA, 21 Aug. 2009, http://wise.ssl.berkeley.edu/sb/documents/FactSheet.2009.8.21_web.pdf
NASA's Wide-field Infrared Survey Explorer (WISE) (an Explorer mission) is an unmanned satellite carrying an infrared-sensitive telescope. WISE was sent to image the entire sky and provide knowledge about the solar system, the Milky Way and the Universe. Among the objects WISE studied were asteroids, the coolest and dimmest stars and the most luminous galaxies.
Launching on 14 December 2009, WISE scanned the entire celestial sky in infrared light about 1.5 times during its primary mission from January 2010 to February 2011. WISE took about 7,500 images every day and captured more than 2.7 million images in multiple infrared wavelengths. WISE cataloged more than 560 million objects in space, ranging from galaxies faraway to asteroids and comets much closer to Earth.
After completing its prime science mission, the spacecraft ran out of the frozen coolant that keeps its instrumentation cold. (Since objects around room temperature emit infrared radiation, the WISE telescope and detectors were kept very cold (below -430 degrees Fahrenheit /15 Kelvins, which is only 15 degrees Centigrade above absolute zero) by a cryostat -- similar to an ice chest, except it is filled with solid hydrogen instead of ice.) However, two of its four infrared cameras remained operational and were still useful for asteroid hunting. NASA then extended the NEOWISE portion of the WISE mission by four months, with the primary purpose of hunting for more asteroids and comets, and to finish one complete scan of the main asteroid belt.
NEOWISE made the most accurate survey of near-Earth objects (NEOs) to date. During 2010, NEOWISE observed about 158,000 rocky bodies out of approximately 600,000 known objects. Discoveries included 21 comets, more than 34,000 asteroids in the main belt between Mars and Jupiter, and 135 near-Earth objects. At the completion of the extended mission, the spacecraft was placed in hibernation in case another science opportunity arose.
Beginning in September 2013, NEOWISE will be revived with the goal of discovering and characterizing NEOs. NASA anticipates NEOWISE will use its 40-cm (16-inch) telescope and infrared cameras to discover about 150 previously unknown NEOs and characterize the size, albedo and thermal properties of about 2,000 others. This is a three-year extension.
About the Spacecraft:
Solar panels provide WISE with the electricity it needs to operate -- these solar panels always point toward the sun. WISE orbits several hundred miles above the dividing line between night and day on Earth and the telescope looks out at right angles to the sun; always pointing away from the Earth. As WISE orbits from the North Pole to the equator to the South Pole and then back up to the North Pole, the telescope sweeps out a circle in the sky.
As WISE sweeps along the circle, a small mirror scans in the opposite direction, capturing an image of the sky onto an infrared sensitive digital camera, taking a picture every 11 seconds. Each picture covers an area of the sky three times larger than the full moon. Each picture taken by WISE has one megapixel at each of four different wavelengths that range from five to 35 times longer than the longest waves the human eye can see. When active, data taken by WISE is downloaded by radio transmission four times per day to computers on the ground.


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The facade of this Manchester skyscraper (owned by CIS, an insurance company) was original covered with small mosaic tiles, but after only six months, they began to detach and fall. A solution was needed, and a company called solarcentury came up with a clever idea replacing the failing tiles with solar cells.
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Idealistic, absurd, very new, unclear, hopeful, manipulative, work in progress, investment on the future - these are just a few definitions of youth policies in their countries given by young people who will participate in or follow the First Global Forum on Youth Policies to take place in Baku on 28-30 October 2014.
The Forum is supported by the Council of Europe and hosted by the Ministry of Youth and Sports of Azerbaijan under its Chairmanship in the Council of Europe's Committee of Ministers. It is bringing together some 700 participants, including youth ministers, policy leaders, young professionals and NGO representatives. They will discuss elements of an effective youth policy, specific strategies needed to address needs of young people in such areas as education, employment, leisure, volunteerism, urbanization, justice; and ways to encourage them to actively participate in public life.
A global blueprint for effective youth policies had already been put in place in 1995, with the adoption of the World Programme of Action for Youth. With the 20th anniversary of the Programme in sight, 122 out of 198 countries now have youth policies in place, and 32 are in the process of updating them. Lack of budget, especially in current economic circumstance, as well as limited scope and impact of youth policies are among key problems faced by those who work with young people.
The Council of Europe, through its European Youth Centres in France and Hungary, builds capacity of young people, and reflects their decisions in the funding priorities of its European Youth Foundation. The Council of Europe advises governments in youth policy matters and has enabled hundreds of thousands of young people from all over Europe to meet, share their concerns, learn from and motivate each other.
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Lil Wayne Health Update — 'I'm More Than Good'
Lil Wayne is doing much better this week than last, when he was laid up in an ICU in a Los Angeles hospital, suffering from uncontrollable seizures.
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What type of a design/design philosophy/gesture can be a good alternative to tabs in an iphone or an android application? Tabs are good and tell the user that there is another category/page/functionality in the app, but they tend to take up some space, and this can be a disadvantage on say low end android phones with small screen sizes.
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As far as I could see from the common trend, a few apps are moving the menu in one side of the phone, like some famous app do (Path, Facebok ...). The result would be:
The user has to swipe the navigation bar or touch the menu button, and then the menu will be revealed. This allows to save some space. Moreover, considering that now this paradigm is used by many well known apps, it's easier for the user to understand.
A zooming user interface (ZUI) might be what you are looking for.
Pinch-to-zoom is a well established and frequently used gesture on multi-touch mobile devices. Zooming out would show the various available pages; you would then zoom in for a more detailed view of a particular item.


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Sodium & Blood Pressure
Nearly all Americans ingest too much salt each day. For many people, the more salt consumed, the higher their blood pressure. Decreasing salt intake is recommended to reduce the risk of high blood pressure. High blood pressure increases the chances of having a stroke, heart disease and kidney disease.
High blood pressure is a heart risk. Changes in daily habits can prevent or delay the onset of high blood pressure, as well as lower blood pressure if it is already too high. To maintain a healthy blood pressure or lower a high blood pressure, it is important to take these five actions:
A diet rich in potassium lowers blood pressure. Potassium blunts the effect of salt on blood pressure. Fruits and vegetables are rich potassium sources. Some examples are leafy green vegetables, sweet potatoes, white potatoes, tomato paste, carrots, bananas and dried fruit. Dairy products, meat and cereal products are also good sources of potassium.
Chemically, salt is sodium chloride. The U.S. Dietary Guidelines recommend eating less than 2,300 milligrams (mg) of sodium per day. In fact, it is recommended that those with high blood pressure or those at high risk (due to family history) consume only 1,500 mg per day. This is a challenge in the United States because we eat so many processed foods, which are usually high in sodium. Many of us have also learned to enjoy salty foods.
Losing weight, increasing activity and eating a healthy diet are important to successfully lowering blood pressure. Take care of yourself, because high blood pressure can sneak up on you! Be sure to note your blood pressure during doctor's visits and ask what the numbers mean. There are two numbers in a reading: a top number and a bottom number. The top number, called the Systolic, should never exceed 140. The bottom number, called the Diastolic, should never be more than 90. According to the American Heart Association, it is ideal to have a Systolic number of 120 or less, and a Diastolic number of 80 or less.
The nutrient panels on food labels list sodium content, not salt. Foods that are low in sodium have 140 mg of sodium or less per serving. Some foods can have more than 900 mg of sodium in one serving. The foods that commonly have high sodium contents are processed entrees, snack foods and canned soups. Avoid all foods with high sodium content.
Look for foods that have less than 300 mg of sodium per serving. Nutrition facts labels will show you how much sodium is in the food per serving.
Eat the following foods very rarely, if ever:
A Note About Sodium and Lithium
The whole nervous system needs salt (sodium). Lithium is a naturally occurring mineral with an electrical charge similar to salt. The level of salt in your body affects the action of lithium. Once lithium reaches therapeutic range, it can be altered by small changes in daily salt intake.
If you normally don't eat much salt and then sit down one night and eat a bag of potato chips or a pizza or canned soup, your lithium level will likely decrease. If you've been diligent with your lithium medicine routine but have changed your salt-eating pattern, it may significantly interrupt your medication treatment outcome. Keeping your sodium intake fairly consistent is very important for people who take lithium.
If you are very active and sweating a lot, or have diarrhea or are vomiting, you could lose a lot of sodium and then your body may end up with too much lithium. Never take salt tablets or go on a salt-restricted diet without talking to your doctor if you are taking lithium. Lithium has predictable blood levels, and to understand what is too high or too low, talk with your health care provider about adjusting your lithium dosage if you are lowering your sodium intake.


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Goals: This robotic rover would search for habitable zones on Mars by following traces of water and carbon. The rover would conduct detailed analysis of geologic environments identified by the Curiosity rover as being conducive to life on Mars and the signs of life, past and present.
Accomplishments: This mission is a concept only.


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White Noise: News on Alice In Chains, Eluveitie, the Haunted, Godflesh, Decrepit Birth and … Steve Wilkos?
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