text: Front Back Mini USB input Minijack headphone and line-level audio outputs View larger HiFiMAN HM-101 USB digital-to-analog converter/headphone amplifier Item #: 818HM101 11 Reviews This item is no longer available. Original Price: $39.99 Shop all DACs 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 Staff Reviews Articles & Videos by Dave Bar Treat your computer like a real audio source If you're still plugging your headphones or powered speakers directly into your computer's headphone jack, please stop and read this! Computers are a fantastic source of movie and music entertainment, but most are saddled down with sadly sub-standard audio circuitry (yes, even the fancy expensive ones). And that means you're probably settling for sound quality that's just so-so. 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We reserve the right (but are not obligated to) review all submissions and edit or remove any review in any manner which we deem necessary. Your review should be posted within seven days. HiFiMan HM-101 Written By Odbmon, Knoxville, Tn on Monday, July 21, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Though I don't have anything to compare this digital converter, but so far it has done exactly what I bought it to do. The quality and clarity of music being played thru my computer is simply superb. I could have opted for a higher priced converter, but I don't see how the sound could be improved upon. I have already recommended this to two of my friends. Pros: Sounds great, easy to install. Cons: Haven't found any yet. Was this review helpful? Yes No HI FI MAN HM101 Written By JohnR, BOSSIER CITY, LA on Saturday, June 14, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) i have enjoyed it and for the most part listening to youtube. the bass is smooth not overpowering, i have not tweeked the laptop settings and the headphones are just some 60dollar jvc's. i am sorry i waited so long to make the move and get it Pros: price and sound, definitely got what i paid for with no regrets Cons: none that i can think of. Was this review helpful? Yes No Did Not Work Written By Waymie, Sherman, TX on Friday, June 13, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) The device puts out no audio signal to the wireless headphone transmitter. USB power supply worked properly, but transmitter went from low amplitude to flatline. Crutchfield response on Tuesday, June 17, 2014 We forwarded this review to our Technical Support team for follow-up. Lifetime tech support comes with every Crutchfield purchase. Was this review helpful? Yes No great product and staff Written By Mr Natural, Springville, IA on Sunday, May 18, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) unsure of what product would suit my needs I spoke with a customer rep and based on his recommendation I made my purchase. My rep did not try to upsell, but provided the most cost effective item for me, not his company, best of all it works great. Pros: the honesty of their customer service Cons: none that I can think of Was this review helpful? Yes No Power Baby Written By LION, Dover, NH on Friday, May 02, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Well for you skeptics out there. This thing rocks. I study and use headphones all the time. I have a pair of Coloud inexpensive HP. Dude, I kid you not, this thing makes them sound like a high end pair. I can't wait to try my JVC's with 50mm drivers. Pros: works well with dell and iTunes. crisp, clear, punctuated, and lots of bass. Warm from the DAC. Cons: a very faint click or start up syncing noise when you first start up, goes away very quickly. Was this review helpful? Yes No Why is this Product Sold? Written By Tom G, Nope on Friday, January 24, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) This is a terrible product. Read any real review of this on any other site and you will learn why. It is poorly shielded and will emit constant, abrasive noise via whatever pair of headphones is plugged into it. The "amplifier" does next to nothing for the sound, and the DAC in my laptop's onboard sound must do a better job than this poor excuse for audio equipment. Crutchfield should be ahsamed for their staff review. This unit was actually out of stock due to demand for a while. It should be permanently out of stock. Please do not ever buy this. Spend more money and boycott this company. This device should not have been released. Pros: Looks pretty Cons: Horrible awful EMF noise due to poor shielding making the device unusable in any environment Was this review helpful? Yes No Second Chance Written By Ricky, San Diego, CA on Sunday, January 05, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) the first couple of times I plugged in the HiFi Man HM 101 to my laptop I got a green light which made me think it was on and working but no sound came thru the headphones but I think that green light means it is loading the drivers, the third time last ditch effort the light came on blue now it was on and surprisingly a much improved sound was coming thru Sennheiser HD518's all of a sudden there was much more clarity and more weight to the bass, percussion bass drum the highs were crisper and with the smooth mid's the frequency balance was very good and much more enjoyable, you can tell by my equipment that I don't have much of a budget but I love when products that are affordable actually produce, thanks HiFiMan I am now dreaming of a pay increace that will allow me to by the HiFiMan HE 300. Was this review helpful? Yes No ok for the money Written By lee, hillsboro, mo on Tuesday, September 03, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) It was ok but had too much bass I think the computer is better it also has a sound like a mouse chewing on the cord sometimes it can be heard over the music. I got the nu force and am very impressed it sounds great if you can the nu force is worth the money the hifi man had to go. Pros: was good if you just need it a little louder and don't mind a little more noise, and a little more bass Cons: the mouse thing drove me crazy I don't know how much it happens but their was other reports of it online it also uses the volume on the computer to control it and that means the computer can change the bit rate if you turn it down a lot then the d/a is getting a bad signal according to the nuforce paper work the Crutchfield advisor and online reports agreed 2 out of 4 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Good Written By Rick, Phoenix Az on Thursday, May 30, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Got this to replace my Macbook Air's internal sound card to run my Audio Technica ATH-M50's and my creative gigaworks desktop speakers. For a Headphone amp there is a noticeable difference in sound reproduction while using the Hifi Man Express. Tighter Bass response, more a more realistic sound-stage. I didn't however notice much difference in my desk top speakers, using the DAC portion. But for the price its a steal. Great headphone amp, and im sure if I had better desktop speakers the difference in sound would be more noticeable. If your on a budget and you spent more than $100 on your speakers or headphones and currently do not have a Headphone amp and/or DAC this product is a must. Unless you have the money for something like the Audio Engine D1. The only reason it didn't get 5 stars is because there is a noticeable hum when plugged in. Sometimes depending on were the device is (next to a phone or close to my laptop) it can even be heard when listening to music witch is kind of annoying. For the Price the sound quality upgrade is great. Pros: The value of the Hifi Man express is very high for the price, noticeable upgrade from Macbook Air's Sound card. Cons: Noticeable hum when no music is played, if next to a phone/computer hum is noticeable through music. 2 out of 3 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No HiFiMAN HM-101 Written By ANDREI, BLUFFTON S.C. on Wednesday, May 22, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Doesn't work with apple mcbook pro lion Cons: Doesn't work with apple mcbook pro lion Was this review helpful? Yes No HiFiman Written By webbman, Waterloo,Iowa on Tuesday, January 29, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) This is the best $ i have ever spent. This little amp brought my itunes and spotify to life. paired with my Beats Executive headphones to a new sharp, detailed and powerfull sound. Even at lower volumes the crisp sound is great. A" can't miss" on this one!! 15 out of 17 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 Portable USB sound card 16" USB cable (with Type A USB on one end and Mini-B 2.0 USB on the other end) Instructions Product Research Features Overview: The HiFiMAN Express HM-101 is a tiny portable USB sound card with a built-in headphone amp. It dramatically improves the quality of the sound coming out of your computer's on-board sound card. Single Input/Dual Output: The HM-101 has a single USB (Mini-B 2.0) input and two 3.5mm minijack outputs. The HM-101 connects to your computer via the supplied USB cable. The line output lets you connect the sound card to an amplifier or a pair of powered speakers. The other output comes from the built-in headphone amplifier for plugging in your favorite headphones. USB D/A Converter: The USB sound card uses a high quality Burr-Brown PCM2702 digital-to-analog converter for exceptional sound quality. Headphone Amp: The HM-101 uses the TDA1308 headphone amplifier chip to provide a robust 50-70 mW headphone output. Specifications: Frequency Response: 20 Hz to 20k Hz Distortion: 0.07% (line output) Signal-to-Noise Ratio: 96dB (line output) Stereo Crosstalk: 78dB (line output) Headphone Amp Output Level: 1.5v at 36 ohms; 2.0v at 150 ohms Maximum Output: 62 mW at 36 ohms; 26 mW at 150 ohms 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. Product reviews from the Crutchfield Labs Audiophile Sound 101 Written by Ralph Graves, Staff Writer - Creative, on 1/21/2013 12:19:00 PM I didn't need many Crutchfield Lab resources to test out the HiFiMAN HM-101. I just plugged some headphones into one of the computers and listened to some music for a while. Then I pulled out the headphone jack from the computer, inserted the HiFiMAN's USB connector, plugged the headphones into the HiFiMAN, and listened to the same music. The difference was quite impressive. The soundstage became more expansive, and the music became richly detailed and considering some of my music sources, that was pretty impressive. In addition to listening to music files saved at various bitrates (including some uncompressed tracks), I also sampled Pandora® Internet Radio, MOG, and RDio. Sound quality isn't always the best on these streaming services (especially if you haven't opted for the premium versions), and just listening directly through the headphones the music seemd somewhat closed-in and soft around the edges. Adding the HiFiMAN HM-101 made a dramatic difference. Although I could still tell this was compressed audio, there was much more detail at the high and low ends. Plus, the mids seemed much cleaner, too. It's difficult to describe, but overall the music sounded deeper somehow. I also tried this test with different types of headphones. Overall, the better quality the headphones, the more noticable the differences were. It's small, portable, and delivers great sound. What's not to like? What are the Labs? Sorry, the HiFiMAN HM-101 is no longer available. Looking for a similar item? Shop all All DACs Or, you can still... Write a review Download the product manual Search the website Go


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A strange sequence of events has me thinking (and that is always dangerous to those around me).
Peg and I attend a United Methodist Church here, mostly because we really like the pastor.who came the same time as we did. He is not the usual stuffy clergyman type and can be engaged in meaningful conversations that do not necesarily follow the prescribed credal and denominational formulas.
This week, in order to dramatize a sermon series about the origins of the Methodist Church, we are setting aside our usual Methodist service to celebrate the Anglican Mass, Rite 2, and I have been recruited to be a reader (2 lessons) and to ring the sanctus bells.
Point is this: I grew up in the Episcopal Church, high church, bells, incense, chanting, the whole shooting match; for the five years before we came down to Naples for Gainesville I was the sanctus-bell ringer for St. Joseph's EC in Gainesville. And doing this service is making me homesick! I was part of the Roman Catholic Church also for a while, but it never became part of whp I am like the EC did.
Now, i am perfectly aware that what I am talking about is religion, not necessarily spirituality. And that religion moves from man toward God, whereas God in His Grace moves toward us regardless of religion.
Yet I am sensing that religion itself does have something to offer me, and that it may aid and abet my own process of seeking. I wonder, too, if it is not true that ritual in and of itself, regardless of the words in which it is spoken, does not become sacramental and convey Grace to us. Whether it is spoken in Elizabethan English or contemporary English or Latin, whatever, the point is not the words but the ritual itself. Like Bishop Pike, asked if he could say the Creed, I too would respond "No, but I can sing it." No doubt a Wiccan ritual with athame and black candles would have the same effect, were it ingrained in my consciousness as is the Episcopal liturgy. And maybe I am just trying to connect with my own past, which might be nice: I have for the most part buried my childhood deep in my head and have virtually no memories of it. And the memories of it I do have are of the Episcopal Church and the part I played in the liturgical life of the Cathedral in Orlando.
Can't say why I'm posting this here: just to sort it out in my own little head, I guess. Maybe I'll end up going to two churches. Perhaps I could try being a Mormon on Thursdays... I don't mind being weird, I just hope to be productively weird...


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The market does sounds like a perfect fit for food-obsessed PDX. Too bad this same party has been taking place for nearly a decade. Although, in the latest twist, a new site for the market emerged just 48 hours before the soiree.
Since 1999, chef turned politico Ron Paul and a cadre of local foodies and bureaucrats have been on a mission to land a public market downtown. The crusade was sparked in 1993 when Heidi Yorkshire, a volunteer for Portland Farmers Market (now a WW contributor), wrote a proposal for a public market hall with rent-paying tenants that could provide a permanent, year-round home for the Portland Farmers Market.
This blueprint became the framework for the Public Market. However, it soon became clear that the proposed site, Ankeny Square, couldn't accommodate the growing downtown Farmers Market, and the parties went their separate ways. The Farmers Market stayed in the downtown Park Blocks, and Paul and company focused on the concept of a separate Public Market filled with local produce, vendors and restaurants.
Nearly a decade later, the two markets no longer aim to fill the same niche. "The Public Market opens economic opportunities for farms that are too big for a farmers market," says City Commissioner Dan Saltzman, who's a member of the Public Market board. "But still committed to the ideals of sustainability."
To date, the Public Market concept has garnered $470,000 in earmarked congressional funding ($300,000 was contingent on the Ankeny Square site). It's raised approximately $70,000 more at various fundraisers. Meanwhile, the proposed site for the Public Market has changed twice just in the past year. Union Station was the preferred spot until last Wednesday, when real-estate developer the Melvin Mark Company announced it had struck a deal with the Public Market Foundation to house the Public Market in a federal building at 511 NW Broadway, currently occupied by the Department of Homeland Security. But don't get hungry yet. Paul says the project will not be completed until 2013—at the earliest.
Great...so why is this all taking so long? Paul blames the long delay on funding and a lack of political will. But I think a local PR guru has a better answer:
"The market is not part of daily conversation," says Lisa Donoughe, a local media-relations strategist. "Initiatives like this need to be integrated into the community on all levels so the buzz builds and builds."
Interesting. Now, let's take a closer look at who wasn't at Friday night's fundraiser:
I didn't see any of the ethnic food vendors, farmers, fishmongers and cheese merchants who would fill the proposed market's stalls. And where were the chocolatiers and the butchers? Most importantly, where were the young and roguish Portland chefs getting so much ink in top food publications? How do they feel about a PDX public market?
"I don't really know anything about it, to be honest," says Andy Ricker, whose Thai shack Pok Pok was featured last week in a dashing New York Times write-up.
Of the six chefs I queried, only Le Pigeon's Gabriel Rucker knew about the fundraiser, but that's because he was asked to take part. (He gave a cooking demo later that weekend at Williams-Sonoma in the Washington Square Mall.)
While the public market has floundered, its inspiration, the Portland Farmers Market, has grown into a financially stable entity operating four markets, three days a week, nine months of the year—and without a penny of the dole.
"The city hasn't given us dick," says Farmers Market Vice President and Park Kitchen chef-owner Scott Dolich. "And we haven't asked for dick."
The city charges the Farmers Market $1,750 a month to use its public land, even as the market lures around 500,000 shoppers downtown each year. To put that in perspective, Seattle charges its city's Neighborhood Farmer's Market Association $200 for an entire season at one of its farmers markets. I'd argue that the secret to its success is exactly what the Public Market is missing—it feels homegrown.
So we have a thriving Farmers Market network that's not being helped by the city, and we have a Public Market that is a superb idea but still stuck on the drawing board. Paul says in order for the market to open sometime this century the city needs to allocate an additional $8 million in funding, but the city isn't even supporting our market that already exists.
These questions need to be addressed. In the meantime, maybe the Portland Public Market should rethink its audience to include all those vendors, young chefs and Portlanders who can't afford to shell out $50 for a staid fundraising dinner and start building the kind of enthusiasm and momentum that national publications seem to say our food scene already has. That is, if it ever wants to resonate with any local community larger than cheese-nibbling benefactors.


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In what was Paris Fashion Week's most anticipated runway of the season, Raf Simons made his creative direction debut at Christian Dior today, premiering his "New Look" ready-to-wear vision for the heritage house.
Coming off of smaller fashion label Jil Sander, we've already seen Raf in action last July for Dior's first couture collection and the overwhelming verdict was it was a satisfying knockout.
While appearing confident in its minimalist attitude, the collection did feel less fulfilling, ultimately. There was nothing truly offensive about the collection. It featured beautifully technical ball gowns, peplum jacket dresses, and '50s-inspired mini skirts that hinted much promise for the brand without really articulating anything. Anything besides that Raf's mood and past sensibilities was the right choice.
The element that was missing from the collection, however, was "The Dream," quietly capitalized.
At the end of the runway, Dior should exude a feeling of desire, which Raf may still be trying to reconcile with his self-proclaimed "anti-sex" creative formula.
He definitely has a romantic, if reserved, side, and you want to see him open it up a little at the brand. Dior gave him the key, now he just has to find its heart.
And you trust that he will with the label, no question. Understandably after Galliano-gate a year and a half ago, Raf probably felt the brand had to be cleansed first. That's what Dior channeled this year on the runway: a clean, blank slate in its clothing.


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These replaced the OEM ContiProContact tires on my 2013 Volvo front-drive S60 sedan. The old tires only had 17k on them, but one was damaged during a flat repair, and Discount Tire offered me two new tires plus $130 rebate on the remaining two...I couldn't resist. I have noticed the following: these tires ride more smoothly than the Continentals, seemingly better able to absorb bumps and holes. They are very slightly noisier, but that may be because I've only driven them about 1,500 miles.
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Union County Genealogical Society
Union County Genealogical Society met Oct. 28 at Gibson Memorial Library with seven members present. Jane Briley presided. Treasurer Elaine Brown reported dues are being received for year 2014, which begins Jan. 1.
Members will contact other genealogical societies to learn of their activities and methods of operation, seeking suggestions on increasing active participation by all members.
Briley gave a five minute tidbit. She showed a Shutterfly photo book that she assembled about researching in Canada on her vacation.
Members shared information on DNA as a part of researching. Briley showed a program on a genographic project by National Geographic Society. Websites of various companies offering DNA analysis, and their amount of information and cost were compared.
At the Nov. 25 meeting at 6 p.m. at the library, officers will be elected. Members will share favorite holiday snacks and tell of genealogical discoveries they made in 2013.
The Book Club
The Book Club met Sept. 9 at the home of Sherry Taylor with nine members present. President Donna Haag called the meeting to order. Minutes from the May meeting were read and approved. The treasurer's report was also given, as well as a reminder that dues are now due. Roll call was taken as members shared books and other readings they have done during the summer.
Donna Haag reported $26 was given by The Book Club to the Gibson Memorial Library in February.
Meg Crawford handed out the new club books for 2013-14. She asked for everyone to check their contact information and let her know if any corrections need to be made. It was decided to have Donna Haag contact Greater Regional Medical Center (GRMC) to see if the DV Richardson room would be available for the December meeting. Members would bring food with GRMC providing the beverages.
A discussion was held on the process for contacting members. It was decided the president and secretary would prepare a calling tree and then split the list for future contacts.
The meeting was adjourned.
Dorothy McNaught gave a report on F. Scott Fitzgerald and his book "This Side of Paradise."
After the presentation, Sherry Taylor served Subway sandwiches, chips, dessert and beverages.
While everyone ate the meal, Dorothy McNaught shared an autobiography of her faith journey that she is hoping to publish.
The Book Club also met Oct. 7 at the home of Donna Haag with 11 members and one guest present.
President Donna Haag called the meeting to order. Minutes and treasurers reports were given. It was noted there are still some dues that need to be paid. Roll call was taken with members sharing readings from the previous month.
Donna Haag reported she has been in touch with GRMC concerning a meeting room for the Christmas potluck. Rooms are unavailable because of previous reservations. Barb Thomsen offered to host in December since she will be unable to host in February. Members were asked to RSVP. Shonda Deranleau will contact The Windrow to see if it is possible to hold the February meeting at the restaurant.
A discussion was held concerning the annual basket for the library. It was decided to do this again in February. The meeting was adjourned.
Deb Goerndt gave a report on author Willa Cather and the book "O Pioneers!"
After the book report, Haag served dessert with coffee and water.
Another meeting was held Saturday at the home of Carolyn Derricks.
Afton Betterment Committee
Afton Betterment Committee met Oct. 15 to discuss the second annual Celebrity Chili Cook-Off.
It was decided to have the cook-off 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. Wednesday.
Cost of the meal is $5.
A table will be set up by the door to collect for the meal and also sell Afton Cookbooks.
There will be 12 contestants. Those same cooks will be contacted first to see if they want to compete again this year. Toni has a back-up list of others who might be interested if some drop out. All responses go to DyAnn for tracking.
Keisha will make signs for the voting area and voting containers to be set up the same as last year. The cook with the largest donation will be the winner. Judging will be from 5:30 to 7:15 p.m. with the winner announced at 7:30 p.m.
Set up will be at 4:30 p.m. for ABC members and 5 p.m. for contestants.
There was brief discussion on Lights of Love Christmas tree ornaments for this year and the Extravaganza. The committee would like to have a sale table for cookbooks and a bucket for Splashpad donations during the Extravaganza. Will ask Toni to talk to Loretta and Deb about setting up in the same place as last year.
With no other business to discuss, the meeting adjourned.
Catholic Daughters
The Catholic Daughters of the Americas met Oct. 8 at Holy Spirit Parish hall.
A blessing was led by Regent Betty Baker.
Lunch was served by the committee consisting of Betty Bradley, Jane Collins, Marlene Cihak, Sherry Bradley and Cyndy Bakerink.
Sydney Weis presented a program on her trip to Haiti.
There will be a new billboard on Highway 34 regarding "Respect Life." Donations are welcome for the billboard. There will be three more put up. There are magnets to put on your car regarding "Respect for Life." Donations may be given for these magnets.
At the Nov. 12 meeting, there will be a presentation by Blake Sevier on his People to People trip.
Minutes were read by Theresa Weis. There were no additions or corrections. Lois Nelson made a motion to accept the minutes as read, and Kathy Tapkin seconded it.
The treasurer's report was given. Sharon Skarda made a motion to approve the report, and Pat Pokorny seconded it. Motion carried.
Three people are needed to sign the audit. Volunteers were Pat Pokorny, Jane Collins and Carol McKee.
Let Rhetta Ripperger or Betty Bradley know if someone needs a card sent.
The new CD of A monthly books are here, so be sure to get a copy.
CD of A Sunday was Oct. 20.
Regent Baker contacted Jenny Adamson about the bake sale at BUNN. The date has been set for Jan. 24. Help would be appreciated. Everyone is asked to bring three dozen of any type of baked goods.
Carol McKee won the half and half.
The charity cup had $4.88.
The meeting adjourned.
Porcelain Painters
Ten members of Creston Area Porcelain Painters met at the home of Ann Moore for a "thankful" luncheon and the opening of donated boxes of supplies.
Marilyn Jones of Chariton has decided, because of her health, she can no longer paint. She also made the decision to donate her 40-year stash of supplies to the Creston club. This choice was made in part because of the club's continuing Loving Cup Project in the cancer treatment center at Greater Regional Medical Center.
The monthly meeting was held with discussions of the recent state board meeting and potential coming seminars. Judith Wachter has been in touch with Paul Lewing, a nationally known potter. Lewing feels potters have much to learn from porcelain painters and visa versa. He would like to present in Iowa. Wachter and Judy Gile were asked to visit with local art instructors about participating in this possibility.
Soups were prepared by Ann Moore and dishes were brought for a potluck. Joyce Anderson shared her award-wining macadamia nut pie.
The next meeting will be Dec. 13 at The Windrow for lunch and a Christmas party. The Christmas meeting will be at 11 a.m.
In January, Porcelain Painters will resume meeting at Prairie View Assisted Living Facility at 10 a.m.
Anyone interested in learning more about painting on porcelain is welcome to come to the meetings. Meetings are generally held the first Friday of each month, unless otherwise notified.
The weekly Kiwanis meeting was held 12:05 p.m. Tuesday at The Windrow with 24 members. Chris Frederickson, president, presided. Jim Morris did the prayer, and Jamie Travis was finemaster.
The program was Ellen Gerharz, who spoke about the Christmas Basket program. Nomination forms for needy families in Union County are now out and due back Nov. 26. The goal this year is to raise $19,000 to support the food/gift certificate distribution, as well as help the crisis fund at the Ministerial Alliance and the local food pantry.
The Kiwanis Club presented a $450 check to help the charity.
The Keep a Kid Warm coat giveaway was last week and served more than 100 children and families in the area. Wreath orders are in and will be delivered the week of Thanksgiving. All proceeds will benefit the clubs youth programs.
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Bancroft History Assembly
Bancroft History Assembly met 1:30 p.m. Monday at the D.V. Richardson Room at Greater Regional Medical Center. Seven regular and three life members were in attendance. Peg Anderson called the meeting to order. The Pledge of Allegiance was recited.
The program was first, presented by Beth Perry on Marjory Stonman Douglas, an American writer, journalist, feminist, civil rights leader and environmentalist.
The inspirational thought was from Rick Godvin. "One reason people resist change is that they focus on what they have to give up, rather than what they have to gain."
The yearbook saying for November was "Be a continuous teacher of love, forgiveness and joy."
Marisue Lewis, secretary, read the October minutes, which were approved.
Avis Hainline gave the treasurer's report. The budget committee presented the budget for 2013-14. Both were accepted by the members.
Kay Raymond reminded the group to read and record their reading titles. Individual lists are due Dec. 2.
Joan Chubik reported on the scholarship program. March 1 is the last day for application. Two members will represent Bancroft at the SWCC scholarship banquet Tuesday night.
Chubik, as courtesy chairperson, reported having sent three cards last month. She was instructed to send a note of encouragement to an absent member.
Anderson reported on information regarding the Domestic Violence Center in Adel. She had been in contact with the DVC and was given some project ideas. Kacey Barrow from Adel will be a special speaker at the December meeting.
It was decided that Bancroft would sponsor and decorate a Christmas tree that will be auctioned off for IRCC. Members are to bring three tree decorations for it. Joann Nurnberg will act as chairperson, find a tree and let members know when and where it will be decorated. Barbara Bjorn and Beth Perry will help with the calling.
Chubik reported last month 30 cans of food and other items given to MATURA totaled nearly $50 in value. More items were brought for the November meeting.
As new business, President Anderson passed out a 2014 chart for recording volunteer hours, encouraging all to keep track of the hours spent serving others.
The president then gave a brief trivia quiz about GFWC.
Dora Coen is to be hostess for Dec. 2. The club collect was repeated, and the meeting adjourned.
Chubik served apple muffins, nuts, fall candy and beverages.
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Creston TOPS 1338 met Oct. 28. Ten members weighed in with Monica Belew and Neoma Davis tied for weekly best loser, and Alice Brown was in second place. Carol Sheldahl was the monthly best loser and Brown second.
The meeting started with the TOPS opening pledge led by Anna Thompson. Minutes were read by the secretary and the treasurer gave her report. Three members stated they planned to attend the Fall Rally at Red Oak.
Squares were won by Belew and fines went to the treasury. The Red Can Challenge was to list food intake for two days. The Loser Lotto chart is about half filled withsignatures. Those who were eligible signed for the day.
No program was presented as several members planned to attend the Extravaganza at the college.
Next week's program will be a report on the Fall Rally.
The meeting adjourned with the closing TOPS pledge.
TOPS 1338 met 5 p.m. Monday at the United Methodist Church with 11 members weighing in. The best losers for the week were Shellie Sullivan and Marisue Lewis. Anna Thompson was in second place.
The TOPS pledge opened the business meeting conducted by the leader, Thompson.
Last week's minutes were read and approved. Alice Brown gave the treasurer's report.
Squares was won by Carol Sheldahl. Fines went to the treasury. The Red Can Challenge is to eat a breakfast of a carbohydrate, dairy food and fruit each day this week. The Loser Lotto chart was signed by several members.
The program was a report by Diana Loomis on the Southwest District Rally held at Red Oak Nov. 2. The theme was "TOPS: Constructing a New You." Talks were given by Barbara Bratton, Southern Iowa TOPS coordinator, a certified nutritionist, and two areamembers who encouraged weight loss.
Next week's program will be given by Monica Belew. The TOPS pledge closed the meeting.


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Get an overview of this hotelFamily-friendly Rome hotel in Via Veneto, walk to Villa Borghese
Located in the center of Rome, this family-friendly hotel is within a 10-minute walk of Piazza Barberini and Villa Borghese. Borghese Gallery and Spanish Steps are also within 15 minutes.
Hotel Features
This smoke-free hotel features a full-service spa, a restaurant, and a 24-hour fitness center. Additionally, a bar/lounge, a coffee shop/café, and a spa tub are onsite.
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All 116 soundproofed rooms feature free WiFi and 24-hour room service. Other amenities available to guests include minibars, free newspapers, and in-room massages.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!
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In addition to a full-service spa, Jumeirah Grand Hotel Via Veneto features a spa tub and a sauna. Dining options at the hotel include a restaurant and a coffee shop/café. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. A computer station is located on site and high-speed wired and wireless Internet access is available for a surcharge.
This 5-star property offers access to a 24-hour business center, limo/town car service, and a meeting room. This luxury hotel also offers a 24-hour fitness center, a rooftop terrace, and tour/ticket assistance. For a surcharge, the property provides a roundtrip airport shuttle (available on request) and a train station pick-up service. Onsite parking is available (surcharge).
Jumeirah Grand Hotel Via Veneto is a smoke-free property.
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Breakfast is available for a surcharge each morning.
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Recreational amenities at the hotel include a spa tub, a sauna, and a 24-hour fitness center.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
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Guests can indulge in a pampering treatment at the hotel's full-service spa, AQVA City Spa. Services include massages, body treatments, and manicures and pedicures. A variety of treatment therapies are provided, including hydrotherapy. The spa is equipped with a sauna, a spa tub, a steam room, and Turkish bath/hammam.
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2010: Played and started in 20 of 21 contests … scored one goal and tallied one assist to total three points … took 12 shots, landing two on goal … played a full 90 minutes or more in a team-leading 16 games … played a season-high 117 minutes, getting off three shots, in a, 1-0, double-overtime victory against Clemson (Sep. 6) … recorded his first assist of 2010, finding teammate David Haba in the 84' minute, to contribute in the, 4-0, rout of Campbell (Sep. 30) … took one shot in the, 2-1, victory over Lipscomb (Oct. 24) … fired another shot in the epic, 2-1, overtime contest against then-No. 4 ranked North Carolina (Oct. 30) … was the central-most part of the ETSU defense that held its opponents scoreless throughout the Atlantic Sun Tournament (Nov.11-13) … made his first NCAA Tournament appearance a memorable one, firing two shots, each on goal, and scoring a goal in the 71' minute to close the halftime three-goal gap to just one goal against the College of Charleston (Nov. 18) … earned Atlantic Sun All-Academic honors.
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FRANCONIA NOTCH - On May 3 the Old Man of the Mountain Legacy Fund volunteers are holding a 10th anniversary Tribute to the Old Man of the Mountain at Profile Plaza. The event begins at 11:30 a.m., and all who hold the Old Man close are invited to attend.
It was in 2003 that New Hampshire woke up on that Saturday morning to the news that the Old Man of the Mountain had collapsed overnight, leaving an empty space in the heart of the White Mountains.
He was gone, but far from forgotten, and those who knew him best started work on a fitting memorial to New Hampshire's best known visage almost immediately after. That work resulted in the Old Man of the Mountain Profile Plaza, where seven steel 'profilers' recreate the image of the Old Man on the side of Cannon Mountain, and where memorial benches and the over 600 engraved stone pavers and keep the spirit alive for future generations.
"The Legacy Fund has worked for a decade to design, fund, and build a fitting memorial to the Old Man and has seen support from hundreds of people throughout New Hampshire and beyond," said Old Man of the Mountain Legacy Fund president Dick Hamilton, of Littleton. "On May 3rd, we'll have a moment of silence to reflect on the Old Man and the importance the profile continues to have for the state, for tourism in the North Country, and for the many people who remember and loved the Old Man."
Efforts to prevent the Old Man from falling down the mountainside into the talus below began nearly 100 years ago, when in 1915 the Rev. Guy Roberts lobbied the Franconia town fathers to do work to keep the Great Stone Face up on the mountain. In 1916 expert quarryman E.H. Geddes of Quincy, Mass., hand drilled 1-inch round tie-rods into the top of the forehead slab.
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