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We're not sure what the controversy is all about...from up here, New Soldier Field is amazing, a majestic work of art! Built atop the old stadium, it is an architectural marvel, featuring asymetrical arcs, soaring steel beams, massive walls of glass, an intimate seating configuration, and a picturesque location on Lakeshore Drive just south of the Loop. This fantastic poster features New Soldier Field on a glorious fall day during its inaugural season, with a packed house witnessing a historic victory on the field. The stadium looks amazing as part of the classic Chicago landscape - in this poster alone, you can see such landmarks as the Shedd Aquarium, Field Museum, Sears Tower, Navy Pier, Grant Park, and all the buildings that help form one of the world's most famous skylines. For the Chicagophile who loves football as much as the Second City, this poster is the perfect addition to the wall of home or office! Note: matching poster available featuring Old Soldier Field - click here to view Soldier Field "Classic Aerial".
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Cal North State Champions are competing at the US Youth Soccer Far West Regional Championships in Phoenix AZ.
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Cal North has 21 teams - 14 Cal North State Cup champions, 1 Far West Regional League teams and 6 wild cards - participating in the 2012 Far West Regionals. Cal North teams who win the Far West Regionals in the U14 through U19 age groups move on to represent Cal North and Region IV in the US Youth Soccer National Championships in Rock Hill, South Carolina from July 24-29.
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President & CEO of Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia Speaks at LIM College as Part of CEO Roundtable Series
Lisa Gersh shares valuable insights with MBA students
Lisa Gersh, President & CEO of Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia, Inc. (MSLO), spoke at LIM College on Wednesday, Dec. 12 as part of the LIM College CEO Roundtable Series.
Launched in 2010, the CEO Roundtable Series brings the best and brightest minds in the retail and apparel industries to LIM College to interact with MBA students in an intimate and informal setting. Recent participants have included Ben Fischman of Rue La La, Susan Falk of Betsey Johnson, and French Connection USA President and CEO Ellen Rodriguez.
Says Dr. Milan Milasinovic, Vice President of Academic Affairs, "Through sharing their own personal experiences, insights, and advice on running a successful enterprise, these chief executives have the opportunity to inspire, inform, and motivate the next generation of industry leaders. They are all exemplary role models for our graduate students as they acquire the education to advance their own careers in the business of fashion."
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Lisa Gersh is the President and Chief Executive Officer of Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia, Inc., a position she has held since June 2011.
Prior to joining MSLO, Ms. Gersh served as President of Strategic Initiatives at NBC and Managing Director of the Weather Channel Companies for NBC Universal. She played an instrumental role in NBC Universal's multi-million dollar acquisition of The Weather Channel Companies and severed as interim CEO in 2009.
Ms. Gersh joined NBC Universal in 2007 after the company acquired Oxygen Media, where Ms. Gersh was serving as its President and Chief Operating Officer. Ms. Gersh was principally responsible for the sale of Oxygen to NBC Universal.
Previously, Ms. Gersh had a 15-year career in corporate law. She founded the firm Friedman Kaplan & Seiler LLP and saw its growth from 6 lawyers to over 40.
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Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia Inc. (MSLO) is a diversified media and merchandising company founded by Martha Stewart. It is organized into four business segments: Publishing, Internet, Broadcasting media platforms and Merchandising product lines. MSLO's business holdings include a variety of print publications, television and radio programming, and e-commerce websites.


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Cleveland sports fans, own a piece of history! From the
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This is the first in our Get Grilling with RONA and Taste Alberta series. Click here for more stories, recipes and video, and to find out how to enter our HUGE contest to win a $5,000 gift card from RONA, a barbecue and a freezer full of Alberta Pork.
EDMONTON — Though many people barbecue all-year around, I do not. So by the time spring and (mere hours later) summer arrive, I have worked myself into a romantic frenzy about grilled meat. There is a warm cedar deck in this vision, plus a gin and tonic, and a steak seared to pinky perfection.
Sadly, within a few weeks, I have, once again, paid a lot for various cuts of meat, only to prove it is possible to never, ever learn from your mistakes. No matter the number of demonstrations I have received from expert chefs on how to test meat while it's on the grill (something about poking it with your finger to see if it feels rubbery, or hard, although I forget which means what), I still routinely overcook (and under-season) when I barbecue.
What begins as excitement about the barbecue season quickly curdles. Isn't this supposed to be a man's job? Ergo, why am I even here?
So it was with trepidation that I ventured out to Blackhawk Golf Club, southwest of the city, shortly after it opened this spring to consult with executive chef Andrew Fung, who is a Gold Medal Plates top winner and a guy who gets grilling like few others. Born in Hong Kong, Fung came to Edmonton with his parents as a teenager. He took the one-year baking program at NAIT before moving to Vancouver to study at the Pacific Institute of Culinary Arts. His chef background includes the Hardware Grill, as well as two years spent cooking in Zurich, Switzerland. While the menu at Blackhawk displays Fung's Asian influence (he makes his udon noodles from scratch), the chef has also devoted himself to the art of the grill. He understands that after a game of golf, a well-grilled piece of protein can really hit the spot.
What I discovered after chatting with Fung is that, like most culinary pursuits, good grilling is a combination of a few basics, and a lot of practice.
Perhaps the most common mistake that grillers make, says Fung, is that many fail to adequately heat the barbecue before slapping the meat down. Preheat the barbecue for five to ten minutes beforehand; otherwise, the meat will stick.
Second, while there is much to be said for the natural goodness of animal flesh, most proteins (from chicken to pork to beef) benefit from a treatment of some description before the cooking stage begins.
"Chicken, by itself, has no taste at all, it's so bland," insists Fung. "You have to add flavour."
He recommends a brine to add moisture and taste to a standard chicken breast and says that even something as simple as Montreal Steak Seasoning will give beef a pick-me-up. A marinade of mustard, olive oil and fresh herbs (see Andrew's recipe) applied a mere 20 minutes before grilling adds sizable tang. Remember, marinating longer is not necessarily better because the acid component of a marinade mixture (the vinegar, mustard, or lime) actually begins to chemically cook the protein if left on too long, and cooking is the barbecue's job.
Fung's third piece of advice is to make sure and let the protein rest for two or three minutes after shutting the gas grill off before you eat it. Fung says that's why barbecues have an upper rack built in. (I thought this was strictly for heating garlic bread, but not so.) If you grill over charcoal, remove the meat from the barbecue altogether and tent it with a piece of tin foil for a few minutes.
"If you cut the meat right away, the juice runs away," explains Fung. "If you let the meat rest, the muscle relaxes and it retains the moisture. It's a common mistake, but everything should rest after being barbecued."
Executive Chef Andrew Fung says the key to good grilling is a good marinade.
He gets his beef for the restaurant at Blackhawk Golf Club from Diamond Willow, a collective of certified organic ranchers from southern Alberta.
For the marinade below, he recommends a hanger steak (a shoulder cut of beef now quite popular in the restaurant trade), but you could substitute flank steak. I used a nicely marbled rib-eye when I made this recipe at home, simply because it was on sale and the sales staff at the grocery store recommended it.
The key with using a lower-priced cut of steak is to marinate it. Then, slice it thinly and at an angle after cooking and before plating and serving it to guests.
Here are Fung's suggestions for your next barbecue, whether or not golf is involved.
Easy Barbecue Marinade
Serves 4 to 5
8 tablespoons (125 mL) olive oil
2 tablespoons (25 mL) Dijon mustard
2 tablespoons (25 mL) chopped Italian parsley
2 tablespoons (25 mL) chopped rosemary
1 teaspoon (5 mL) black pepper
1 kilogram (two pounds) hanger or flank steak
Combine marinade and place in a shallow dish. Place meat in dish and marinate, turning once, for 20 minutes. Heat barbecue for 10 minutes before placing meat on grill. Grill to taste.
Spring Greens Salad with Honey Poppy Seed Dressing
This recipe works well with any combination of fresh greens and provides great balance when steak is the main course.
Serves 4
For the salad:
6 to 8 cups (1,500 mL to 2,000 mL) mixed spring salad greens
1 cup (250 mL) blackberries, strawberries and raspberries, as desired
cup (125 mL) roasted pecans, walnuts or other nuts of choice
For the dressing:
cup (125 mL) apple cider vinegar
1 cups (375 mL) olive oil
2 tablespoons (25 mL) Dijon mustard
cup (125 mL) honey
1 teaspoon (5 mL) poppy seeds
pinch salt
pinch pepper
Combine all dressing ingredients and toss with salad fixings.(Add dressing slowly, bit by bit, to make sure you don't over-dress the salad. Leftover dressing will keep in the fridge for four days.)
Roasted Peppers and Asparagus
This combination makes for a colourful and attractive side dish, and the robust texture and flavour of the peppers pairs well with beef.
Serves 4
3 or 4 peppers, green, red, yellow and orange, as desired
12 spears fresh asparagus
4 tablespoons (50 mL) olive oil
2 tablespoons (25 mL) balsamic vinegar
Seed and core peppers, and cut into quarters, and cut the tough ends off the asparagus if necessary. Brush a hot barbecue with olive oil and grill the vegetables until a nice char has formed on the outside. Remove from the grill and toss with olive oil and balsamic and set aside, allowing to marinate for 15 or 20 minutes. Toss on the barbecue to reheat at the last minute.


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The ASPCA is on the ground today in cities across the country to celebrate with the winners of the 2012 ASPCA Rachael Ray $100K Challenge and deliver some mighty big checks.
The $100K Challenge is our annual, three-month-long shelter contest to come up with new ways to get more homeless cats and dogs into loving homes. And get them into homes they did! In total, this year's 50 contestants saved a whopping 56,232 animals' lives.
But who took home the grand prize of 100,000 big ones? Well, people, Texas did it again. The grand prize winner of the 2012 $100K Challenge is the City of San Antonio Animal Care Services! The Central Texas shelter saved more than 4,054 animals in three months—that's 1,384 more animals than it saved during the same three-month period in 2011. Amazing work—congratulations, San Antonio!
For a full list of winners, including second place and the Community Engagement Award recipient, please visit the $100K Challenge blog.
Want to help save more animals in your community? Encourage your local shelter to apply for the 2013 Challenge! Applications open on January 3, 2013. Stay tuned to ASPCA.org for details.
The $100K Challenge is just one of many programs through which the ASPCA advocates for animals in need across the country. Help us continue to improve the lives of homeless pets.
When Alex Borghi was a bit tired of living solo in his apartment, he decided to find a four-legged roommate. But he didn't want just any roommate. So Borghi met each of the dogs at the ASPCA Adoption Center in Manhattan, trying to find the perfect pooch with whom to share his home. He didn't find a match at first, but after he saw Brad on the ASPCA website, he decided to go back to the Adoption Center to meet him.
Borghi decided that Brad, a beautiful tan-and-white pit bull terrier mix, was the best candidate for the job. He tells us Brad is adjusting very well to his forever home, and that he stays by his pet parent's side at all times. It's safe to say that these two are thrilled to share the apartment.
Plus, in addition to roommate and sidekick, Brad has another new role: He poses for lots of photos for his photographer dad. In just a few weeks, Borghi has taken plenty of adorable pictures of Brad, and this furry model seems to love posing for the camera!
Have you adopted a cat or dog from the ASPCA? Send us photos at [email protected] for a chance to be featured on the blog.
Sure, Giving Tuesday is a pretty new concept—but we happen to think it's also a pretty important one. The idea is quite simple: An entire day dedicated to giving back to others and getting to the true roots of the holiday season. After the mega-shopping weekend many of us just had, Giving Tuesday feels like a breath of fresh air. Here are three easy ways you can spend today giving back to animals in need.
Hug a Dog, Cuddle a Cat. Shelters across the country rely on their volunteers to help keep the animals in their care happy—and that includes some serious cuddling. Whether it's cozying up with a puppy or taking the time to befriend a skittish kitty, a little love goes a long way when you're a homeless pet. Changing litter boxes, filing paperwork and scooping poop, are a BIG help for shelter staff, too!
Join the ASPCA Advocacy Brigade. Help us fight to get strong anti-cruelty laws passed on federal, state and local levels as a member of our Advocacy Brigade. When you sign up, we'll automatically send you important actions you can take. It's a great way to give back all year long!
Become an ASPCA Guardian. Okay, you kind of knew this ask was coming, but we really hope you'll consider it. As a non-profit, our team really depends on the small monthly gifts our members provide. They are our backbone. Did we mention you get a really cute calendar and the donation is tax deductible?
Thanks for joining us for Giving Tuesday, and don't forget to share this post with your friends on Facebook and Twitter!
Here's the truth, animal lovers: Older dogs are often the last to be adopted in shelters.
As huge fans of senior pups, we don't quite get why they're so frequently passed over. Why wouldn't you want to adopt an older dog? They don't destroy your shoes and furniture, they're either already housetrained or figure it out quickly, they're great for someone with a busy or low-key lifestyle, and—most important—you know exactly what you're getting when you bring them home.
Oh, and did we mention senior dogs love you a little extra?
November is Adopt a Senior Dog Month, and there's still one week left to make a difference for older pups. How? Share a local senior dog's adoptions profile with your social networks on Facebook, Twitter or Pinterest! (Live near NYC? Try Lady's or Hennessy's.) Even better, head to the shelter and adopt one yourself.
But first, let us know what you think about senior canines. Have you adopted an older dog? Share your experience in the comments.
During the holiday season, there is nothing more fulfilling than the feeling of giving back—and we believe the magic of social media can do just that. Social media can be a cool tool in our fight against animal cruelty. Think about it. You have friends. Your friends have friends. And they have friends, too. There is a pretty good chance you can reach hundreds—even thousands—of people with just one status update. So why not make it count for animals?
Follow the ASPCA on Facebook, Twitter, and Pinterest. First, be sure to Like our page on Facebook, follow us on Twitter, and check out our boards on Pinterest. Now that we're connected, you'll start seeing updates about adopted animals, top pet care tips, and animal cruelty news in your newsfeed. Plus, this simple action will spread the ASPCA's mission to your friends, and their friends, and their friends, and so on!
Give the Gift of a Status Update, Tweet, or Pin Board. Let the world know that adopting a pet will warm up any home for the holidays! Giving back to help animals this holiday season can be as simple as dedicating your Facebook status to an adoptable animal every week, sending out a Tweet, or Pinning a photo of an adoptable animal onto your board. It's a great way to help homeless critters find the forever homes they deserve.
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Like what you're reading? Be sure share it on your wall, it's the best way to get your friends involved, too. Again, this simple action can make a BIG difference!
Join our Holiday Twitter Party on December 12! Are poinsettias poisonous to cats? Are leftover turkey bones safe for dogs? We'll be asking these questions and many more during our #SantaPaws Holiday Trivia Twitter Party and Giveaway Extravaganza. Join us on Twitter by following the hashtag #SantaPaws on December 12 at 7 P.M. (EST).
There's a lot to be done, so let's get started! Can you think of other ways to help animals this holiday using social media? Let us know!


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44% of Liberia is covered by large rainforests and the country is mainly known for its magnificent African masks, fine woodcarving and special traditional clothing. Liberia is dominated by the climate of a tropical rainforest. It has a very high rainfall rate, especially in the period from May to October inclusive. Liberia has a population of about three million, but large swathes of the country still remain uninhabited. There are very few people in the south-east in particular, and most of the people live along the coast.
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Nico Rosberg is, to paraphrase Gilbert and Sullivan, the very model of a modern motor racing man. He's cool in both senses of the word, he's cosmopolitan, he's switched on, he looks the part and, most importantly, he's a winner.
They say you can judge a man by the company he keeps, and all his life Nico Erik Rosberg has lived in the company of a World Champion – his father Keke, the Finn who won the title with Williams back in 1982.
Not in Keke's shadow, mind you: Nico has always been his own man, although it was a considerable help when five-time Grand Prix winner Rosberg Senior launched Team Rosberg, the perfect vehicle, so to speak, for his son's own racing ambitions at an early stage in his career.
Nico went there to do the F3 Euroseries after karting and after winning the German Formula BMW title in 2002. By 2005 he was ready to move up; by the end of that year he was the first champion of a new racing category called GP2.
Rosberg and his ART outfit fought a season-long duel with Arden's Heikki Kovalainen in the new category, claiming three feature race wins and two sprints. Rosberg's one-lap speed – the points he got for fastest laps and pole positions – carried him clear (why don't they give those points in Formula 1?) and a double race win in the final round in Bahrain on September 29-30 was the proverbial icing on the cake.
True to its promise, GP2 proved to be the springboard to F1. Once again it helped to have been in the right company: it was his Dad's old team Williams who snapped Rosberg up to race alongside Mark Webber in 2006. Less than six months after that Bahrain triumph, Nico was back there for his F1 debut – and set fastest race lap in Bahrain on March 12, 2006, on his way to seventh place behind the Australian.
As we know, Williams was already a team in sharp decline. Webber left in 2007; Rosberg persevered through three more years at Grove, taking his first podium in Australian in 2008 and another at the inaugural Singapore Grand Prix that same year. There were no more, and late in 2009 the call came that Rosberg – a German despite his father's Finnish origins – could not resist.
The Silver Arrows were back: Mercedes-Benz were setting up their own F1 team, with none other than seven-time World Champion Michael Schumacher to lead it with Rosberg at his side in an all-German driver line-up.
Some feared for Rosberg, who was then just 24. Wouldn't Schumacher, hungry for renewed success, simply blow him away? Answer: no. By season's end Rosberg had amassed 142 points – almost twice as many as Michael. It was much closer in 2011, 89-76 in Rosberg's favour, but bigger, better things were just around the corner.
On April 14, 2012 in Shanghai Nico Rosberg secured his first pole position in F1; on April 15 he used it to perfection, winning the Chinese Grand Prix by a margin of 20 seconds from Jenson Button and Lewis Hamilton in Mercedes-powered McLarens.
It was Rosberg's 111th Grand Prix. It was 111 years since a Mercedes first won a competitive event, in Nice in 1901. It was also an enormous relief.
"This is a very special moment for me," said the driver. "The whole weekend went perfectly. My first pole position, now my first win in Formula One – it really is fantastic. But it's not only this; it's the first win for the new Silver Arrow and for this great team. I will never forget this race, and the last 20 laps felt as long as if I was racing in the Le Mans 24 Hours! But then crossing the line was so intense."
What were we saying about the company you keep? That Shanghai victory put Nico Rosberg in an elite group of only four drivers to win a World Championship Grand Prix in a Silver Arrow. The other three go by the names of Fangio, Moss and Hamilton, which is special company in anyone's book. Rosberg is, though, in a company of one: the first and so far only German driver to win a World Championship Grand Prix in a German car.
Naturally Nico's name is right beside his father's in the F1 record-books, and on May 26, 2013 he joined Keke in a unique way – by winning the Monaco Grand Prix, which his father did for Williams on May 15, 1983.
"Monaco is such a special place to win and it just feels amazing today. It was my childhood dream to win this race and to do it in a Silver Arrow on the streets where I have lived all of my life is fantastic. I can't quite believe it has happened yet and it will probably take a while to sink in. Thank you to the team for the car that we had this weekend and it's good to have been able to show the same level of performance on Sunday and convert our pole position."
Note the missing name: no reference there to his famous father as Rosberg Junior enjoyed his own moment in the sun…
The company he is keeping right now goes by the name of Lewis Hamilton, an old buddy from their karting days together and now his teammate at Mercedes-Benz. Early in their F1 partnership it was Nico who was taking care of business, adding a Silverstone victory to that memorable Monaco moment and claiming three straight poles.
But as they headed for Monza Nico found himself 44 points adrift of Lewis, who claimed his own maiden Mercedes victory in Hungary and started from pole in four consecutive races.
"It's just a bit of a phase where not everything is going 100% right," said an outwardly unruffled Rosberg. He promptly headed off for Croatia in the summer break, enjoying downtime with his partner Vivian Sibold. It's all about the company you keep…


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Klamath Falls, Ore. -- Oregon Tech is now the only energy independent campus in the world, using renewable resources.
A ribbon-cutting was held at noon Friday to mark completion of a two megawatt solar energy project.
It also marked the completion of a power plant that taps into geothermal energy to make electricity.
Oregon Tech began using geothermal energy to heat campus buildings back in 1964.
The use of geothermal and solar energy is expected to save the campus about half a million dollars a year.


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Trigeminal neuralgia is a nerve disorder that causes a stabbing or electric-shock-like pain in parts of the face.
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The pain of trigeminal neuralgia comes from the trigeminal nerve. This nerve carries the feelings of touch and pain from the face, eyes, sinuses, and mouth to the brain.
The condition usually affects adults, but it may affect anyone at any age. Trigeminal neuralgia may be part of the normal aging process.
Trigeminal neuralgia may be caused by:
Often, no cause is found.
Doctors are more likely to find a cause in a person who is younger than age 40.
A brain and nervous system (neurologic) examination is usually normal.
Tests that are done to look for the cause of the problem include:
Your primary care physician, a neurologist, or a pain specialist may be involved in your care.
Certain medicines sometimes help reduce pain and the rate of attacks. These medicines include:
Some patients may need surgery to relieve pressure on the nerve. Techniques include:
How well you do depends on the cause of the problem. If there is no disease causing the problem, treatment can provide at least some relief.
However, the pain may become constant and severe in some patients.
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Zakrzewska JM, Skram H. Neurosurgical interventions for the treatment of classical trigeminal neuralgia. Cochrane Database Syst Rev. 2011 Sep 7;(9):CD007312.
Gronseth G, Cruccu G, Alksne J, Argoff C, Brainin M, Burchiel K, et al. Practice parameter: the diagnostic evaluation and treatment of trigeminal neuralgia (an evidence-based review): report of the Quality Standards Subcommittee of the American Academy of Neurology and the European Federation of Neurological Societies. Neurology. 2008;71:1183-1190.
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A California firm's $2.57 million investment in an empty north-side building is expected to create 20 full- and 10 part-time jobs.
Intellectual Technology Inc., which provides computer, printing and delivery services to motor vehicle agencies nationwide, has asked City Council to approve a "phase in" that would temporarily reduce taxes owed on planned improvements to part of the former Mutual Security Life Insurance complex at 2980 E. Coliseum Blvd. The application was expected to be introduced Tuesday and could lead to creation of jobs with an average salary of $$72,250 and a total annual payroll of $1.65 million.
The new location would incorporate the company's existing operation at 4111 Engleton Drive, which has 38 full- and five part-time employees.
The company is based in Carlsbad, Calif., and was founded in 1989. It had sales of about $13.4 million in 2012 and lists state license bureaus in Indiana, California and Nevada among its largest customers.
Construction is expected to begin later this year, with completion in March 2014.
The 19,500-square-foot building is in poor condition and has been vacant since 2009, according to the application. If the phase-in is approved, the company would save about $281,886 in taxes on new equipment and building improvements and pay $255,469 over the same period. After that, taxes would be paid at 100 percent.
The company also plans to erect a new 10,000-square-foot building on the site.
After Mutual Security moved out in 1990, the much of the 115,000-square-foot complex was vacant until the U.S. Postal Service occupied 20,000 square feet for a remote encoding center in 1995. But the center closed in 2009, eliminating about 400 full- and part-time jobs.


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Hydrocodone is a narcotic analgesic used in combination products to relieve mild to moderate pain and an antitussive agent to relieve
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Normally, the active form of vitamin D increases the absorption of calcium into the body. In a 45-year-old woman with sarcoidosis, taking hydroxychloroquine blocked the formation of active vitamin D, which helped normalize elevated blood levels of calcium in this case.1 Whether hydroxychloroquine has this effect in people who don't have sarcoidosis or elevated calcium is unknown. Until controlled research explores this interaction more thoroughly, people taking hydroxychloroquine might consider having their vitamin D and/or calcium status monitored by a health practitioner.
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1. Barre PE, Gascon-Barre M, Meakins JL, Goltzman D. Hydroxychloroquine treatment of hypercalcemia in a patient with sarcoidosis undergoing hemodialysis. Am J Med 1987;82:1259-62.
2. Threlkeld DS, ed. Central Nervous System Drugs, Narcotic Agonist Analgesics. In Facts and Comparisons Drug Information. St. Louis, MO: Facts and Comparisons, Feb 1990, 242-3v.
3. Threlkeld DS, ed. Central Nervous System Drugs, Narcotic Agonist Analgesics. In Facts and Comparisons Drug Information. St. Louis, MO: Facts and Comparisons, Feb 1990, 242-3v.
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Planetary Herbals Triphala is a potent, yet gentle formula designed to support the body's natural cleansing process. Michael Tierra learned about Triphala while studying Ayurveda in India and subsequently introduced it to the United States. It has been one of the most important formulas of Ayurvedic herbalism for thousands of years. Used as a household staple throughout India, Triphala is a balanced blend of three Indian herbal fruits: harada, amla, and behada. This formula is unique in that the astringent qualities of the fruits serve to tonify the colon, thereby promoting internal cleansing naturally.
Triphala (three fruits) is one of the oldest and, beyond doubt, the most highly revered compound in the 5,000-year tradition of Ayurveda. This formulation combines three unique sour and astringent fruits that are legendary for their health promoting effects: amla (Emblica officinalis), behada (Terminalia belerica), and harada (Terminalia chebula). In Ayurveda, Triphala is considered to be the most balanced of all herbal compounds, and it is the cornerstone of herbal therapies in India.
The underlying principle of Ayurveda is helping to maintain health or bring the system back into balance. Key to this goal is supporting both digestion and elimination, while providing nourishing and nurturing tonifiers. This approach contrasts with the often harsh cleansing regimens used in the West, which employ laxatives, purgatives, and diuretics. These products are purely eliminative in function and can lead to imbalance by causing laxative dependency or mineral depletion. Triphala is different!
Amla (Emblica officinalis): Amla is one of the most commonly used health-promoting fruits of India. Also known as Indian gooseberry, it is extremely sour and astringent. According to the late, two-time Nobel Prize winner, Dr. Linus Pauling, amla contains the highest concentration of all fruits of heat-stable vitamin C, noted for its powerful antioxidant activities. Amla is the primary nourishing component of the Triphala formula. Behada (Terminalia belerica): In Ayurveda, behada is classified as sour, astringent, and warming. Though it is considered the most cleansing of the three ingredients, it also contains up to 31% linoleic acid and is rich in phenolic compounds.
Harada (Terminalia chebula): Of the thousands of Ayurvedic herbs, harada is the most commonly used. It is considered so precious that it is said "do not worry if you do not have a mother as long as you have harada." Like the other fruits, harada is strongly astringent, and is often used for the health of the mucosa. This three-fruit combination balances each of the different bodily systems identified in Ayurveda, in order to maintain and restore balance to the entire system.
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The short answer, according to Ayurvedic herbalism, is absolutely everyone. Triphala is considered the most balanced of all herbal compounds. It is designed to support normal digestion, assimilation, and elimination which is important to us all. In the United States it is most commonly relied upon as a cornerstone to a botanical cleansing program, and to support a healthy bowel system.
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Lewis Hamilton may have won Sunday's Chinese Grand Prix for McLaren but Australia's Mark Webber produced the drive of the day – the drive of a lifetime – to come from 18th on the starting grid, take third place and secure a double podium finish for Red Bull.
Webber's team-mate Sebastian Vettel, who started from his third pole position of the year, led late in the 56-lap race but as the World Champion's tyres fell away he had no answer to Hamilton and had to settle for second.
A troubled weekend saw Webber manage just one timed lap in the final free practice session because of electrical and gear-change problems, and the gamble of going into the first qualifying segment on hard tyres proved unsuccessful – the first time since 2009 the Australian had been eliminated in Q1.
"Maybe that's the way to do it, not take part in qualifying at all!" joked Webber, who had never previously reached the podium from a lower starting spot than sixth and still looked in trouble after an opening stint on the harder Pirelli prime tyre that left him stuck among the back-markers.
He made the first of three pit stops as early as lap 11 and used the remaining sets of softer option tyres to perfect effect. His dazzling charge through the field included a nostalgic duel with former World Champion Michael Schumacher's Mercedes, passing the German's team-mate Nico Rosberg with two laps left and claiming the final podium spot from McLaren's Jenson Button with just one lap to go.
In a race that saw multiple passing manoeuvres, several different leaders and incidents galore, Hamilton's result was pretty good for a car that nearly failed to make the race start at all.
Minutes before the pit lane closed a suspected fuel leak saw the McLaren mechanics working furiously to mop up and get the 2008 World Champion out on to the grid, but once they managed that – with 35 seconds in hand – all seemed to work smoothly from then on.
"Quite a few things came together," said Hamilton, the first driver to win twice in Shanghai after his 2008 success. "The pit stops were fantastic, the car felt great – it was one of the best races I've experienced." The 26-year-old Englishman has now experienced 74 of them; this was his 15th career victory and his first since Belgium last year.
Though Button beat Vettel off the starting-line and looked strong in the early laps, his first pit stop suggested it might not be his day – he pulled into the Red Bull box instead of his own and had to be waved through to allow the following Vettel into his rightful place.
Vettel himself had problems in the latter stages as his radio failed. "I asked a lot of questions but didn't get any answers!" he joked, relieved to find himself still comfortably in the Championship lead despite his sluggish start to the race.
Behind Button there was encouragement for Mercedes as Nico Rosberg, who also led the race, came home fifth, three places ahead of Schumacher as the Silver Arrows finally found some race pace. Rosberg was frustrated by a mid-race order to conserve fuel but convinced the team is on the up.
Between the two Germans came Ferrari duo Felipe Massa and Fernando Alonso, Massa showing something like his 2008 flair and combativity to match his Spanish team-mate.
Paul di Resta looked a candidate for his third straight points-scoring finish in a brilliant start to his rookie F1 season but his Force India could not fend off the attacks of Vitaly Petrov's Lotus Renault and Kamui Kobayashi's Sauber right at the end.
Once again all 24 cars started the race – and amazingly all but one finished it. The exception was Toro Rosso's Jaime Alguersuari, who was overtaken by his own right rear wheel shortly after his first pit stop but came to no harm.
Webber accompanied the 21st podium of his career with fastest lap, a 1:38.993 (198.232 km/h) on lap 42, for the second race in a row and the eighth time in F1.
After three gruelling 'fly-away' races the teams now head slightly closer to home with the fourth round due to take place in Istanbul on May 1 ahead of the hectic European season.
"I feel so proud," said Hamilton before leaving. "This race is in my top three of race wins, it's up there with Silverstone and Monaco in 2008. I exist and I live and I breathe to win: I love winning and I just couldn't be happier."
Drivers' Championship
1. Vettel 68 points
2. Hamilton 47
3. Button 38
4. Webber 37
5. Alonso 26
6. Massa 24
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Early New England burial grounds were the first public art galleries in the New World. Even today, many of these tranquil sites display the remarkable artistic, cultural and religious changes of this region. Old gravestones or markers often explained how entire families lived and died.
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I love text messaging.
With it you can get a message to someone without causing their phone to ring at an inopportune time, ask a friend a question and let them respond at their leisure, or just shout out a quick greeting to someone without making a big deal about it. There are, however, a few text-message etiquette tips to keep in mind:
- Text-messaging is not an alternative to using the phone when calling would be considered rude. You would not take a call in the middle of a movie, a performance, or a meeting, and likewise, you should not send text messages.
- Make sure you're texting to the right phone number! It's very easy to dial the wrong number or select the wrong phone book entry.
- Don't text-message anything confidential, private, or potentially embarrassing. You never know when someone might be looking over your significant other's shoulder—or worse yet, when your message might get sent to the wrong person.
- If you text-message someone who doesn't have your phone number, start your message by stating who you are: "Hi—it's Kate (yoga). Chiropractor's number is: 1-802-555-2020. Good luck."
- When you have a chance, respond to a text message with either a text message or a phone call.
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- You shouldn't use text messaging when informing someone of sad news, business matters, or urgent meetings, unless it's to set up a phone call on the subject.
- If you receive a text message that was sent to you by mistake, reply explaining that you aren't the intended recipient. You don't have to respond to anything else in the message.
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Money and power will be at stake when Cedar Fair takes the next big step in the proposed sale to private equity firm Apollo Global Management.
On Friday, Cedar Fair plans to file its proxy statement with the Securities and Exchange Commission, outlining more details on Apollo's plans to buy the parent company of Cedar Point and turn it into a privately-owned company. A final decision on the $2.4 billion transaction is expected within 50 days.
The deal includes refinancing of $1.6 billion of Cedar Fair's debt.
Last year's proxy statement stated that if Cedar Fair CEO Dick Kinzel lost his job after Cedar Fair was taken over, he'd receive a $20 million golden parachute to cushion his fall from power. The new statement is expected to spell out details of his proposed contract extension under the new ownership.
That proxy statement will include details of the sale and a ballot allowing unitholders to vote on the proposal.Unitholders will be offered $11.50 per unit. That's 28 percent above the closing price on Dec. 15, the day before the proposed deal was announced.
The proposal must be approved by at least two-thirds of the total number of votes. Each outstanding unit represents one vote, and there are about 55.2 million outstanding units.
Unitholders and anyone interested in will be able to view the proxy statement via a link at sandusky.register.com to the SEC's Web site, sec.com, on Friday.
Once the proxy statement is filed, the SEC will have 30 days to review it. After it's approved, the company will mail copies to all unitholders along with a paper ballot.
Unitholders will have a special meeting to finalize the results of the vote within 20 days of when the statements are mailed, said Stacy Frole, director of investor relations for Cedar Fair.
Officials anticipate the sale will be finished by the time Cedar Fair's second quarter begins March 29.
If finalized, there will be no annual meeting of unitholders because Cedar Fair will no longer be a publicly-traded company.
Several unitholders have filed lawsuits in Erie County attempting to block the sale, contending they haven't been offered enough money.
Interest in the new proxy statement is expected to be high.
The 2009 statement stated Kinzel received about $2.96 million in compensation in 2008, including a salary of $1.25 million and a bonus of about $1.27 million. If there is a "change of control," such as a takeover of the company, and Kinzel lost his job as a result, he would receive about $20.1 million in cash and benefits.
By comparison, Kinzel would get about $14 million for disability or if he was fired, $6 million if he retired or $3 million if he was fired for cause.
Cedar Fair has another important deadline later this month. The "go-shop" period, when Cedar Fair can listen to offers from companies another than Apollo, expires Jan. 25. Frole said Cedar Fair won't comment right now on whether there are other offers.
Here's what other top Cedar Fair executives would receive in compensation and benefits if they lost their jobs as the result of another company's takeover, according to the 2009 proxy statement.
* Jacob Falfas, chief operating officer: $4.9 million
* Peter Crage, corporate VP, chief financial officer: $3.3 million
* Robert Decker, corporate VP, planning and design: $1.5 million
* Philip Bender, regional VP: $986,000
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The Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS) was called to the scene of a two vehicle head-on collision Friday evening in Taylor County. The crash happened at 8:21 p.m. on Texas 36 and the intersection with County Road 107 (known locally as Potosi Road). Two people are dead and five are injured in the crash.
1. Jeffery Dane Davis, 27 years of age from Abilene, was pronounced dead at the scene by Judge Deatherage. The body was taken to Abilene Professional Services. Mr. Davis was the driver of the Dodge Pickup.
2. Lindsey Lee Smith, 20 years of age from New Braunfels, was pronounced dead at the scene by Judge Deatherage. The body was taken to Abilene Professional Services. Ms. Smith attended Abilene Christian University and was a passenger in the Ford Pickup.
1. Robert Lloyd Braddock, 20 years of age from Deer Park.
2. Eric Terrazas, 20 years of age from Argyle.
3. Calli Kerbo, 18 years of age from Murfreesboro, Tenn.
4. Rebekah Cherniss, 18 years of age from Katy.
5. Deanna Lynn Romero, 19 years of age from Omaha, Neb.
Braddock was taken to Hendrick Medical Center by medical helicopter. The other injured were taken to Hendrick Medical Center by ambulance.
All of the injured and Lindsey Lee Smith (deceased) are from Abilene Christian University and were in the 1996 Ford Quad Cab Pickup.
Davis was driving a 2003 Dodge Pickup on Potosi Road and turned toward Abilene at the intersection with Texas 36. Braddock was driving a 1996 Ford Quad Cab Pickup traveling away from Abilene on Texas 36.
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USC's athletic director, Pat Haden, has been taking some heat lately. With his school's football program still reeling from the Lane Kiffin disaster, Haden gave the head coaching job to University of Washington's Steve Sarkisian, whose career Pac-12 winning percentage is .539. Kiffin's was .586. Understandably, a lot of USC fans have been griping on Twitter about Haden's decision, and many of those people have consequentially been introduced to Haden's nephew, John, who is a smarmy motherfucker.
It appears that John spends his day searching Twitter for people who mention his uncle's name, and then he sends them bullshit replies like this one, or a link to his manifesto about the ills of being a "Keyboard Cowboy."
@Duckinthedesert Sorry to hear you say that. I think your uncle is good at his, I wrote this for you duck : http://t.co/TRZ5G3MIN7
— John Haden (@johnhaden) December 6, 2013
@jdamis Perhaps someday a lot of people will write negative things about one of your relatives or friends until then: http://t.co/TRZ5G3MIN7
— John Haden (@johnhaden) December 6, 2013
Look at these words!
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Video: YouTuber Demi Adejuyigbe manages to improve American Psycho with... Pokémon cards?
Animation: Obnoxio the clown is back in the latest Marvel Super Heroes: What The--?!
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noun fore·sight \ˈfȯr-ˌsīt\
: the ability to see what will or might happen in the future
Full Definition of FORESIGHT
: an act or the power of foreseeing : prescience
: provident care : prudence <had the foresight to invest his money wisely>
: an act of looking forward; also : a view forward
— fore·sight·ed \-ˌsī-təd\ adjective
— fore·sight·ed·ly adverb
— fore·sight·ed·ness noun
— fore·sight·ful \-ˌsīt-fəl\ adjective
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Examples of FORESIGHT
- They had the foresight to invest the money wisely.
- His career choice shows a lack of foresight.
First Known Use of FORESIGHT
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Related to FORESIGHT
- Synonyms
- foreknowledge, prescience
- Antonyms
- improvidence, myopia, shortsightedness
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noun fore·sight \ˈfȯr-ˌsīt\
Definition of FORESIGHT for Kids
: the ability to see what will or might happen in the future
: care for the future : prudence <She had the foresight to save for college.>
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Yamaha BD-A1010 Aventage Universal 3D Blu-ray Player
- Written by Kieran Coghlan and Chris Heinonen
- Published on 25 April 2012
Last year, Yamaha released the Aventage product line, which included first several A/V receivers, then also a Blu-ray player. The Aventage product line is Yamaha's new premiere brand, similar to Sony's "ES", and Pioneer's "Elite." Last year I reviewed the Aventage RX-A2000 A/V receiver. This time, it's the Aventage BD-A1010.
Cambridge 751BD Universal 3D Blu-ray Player
- Written by Chris Heinonen
- Published on 24 April 2012
In a bit of a surprise, the Universal Blu-ray player market has gone through a big upswing recently. While DVD-Audio and SACD might be considered dead audio formats to the mainstream media, more and more players for home are including support for them now. One fairly recent addition to the group is the Cambridge Audio 751BD Audiophile Blu-ray player. It also supports 3D Blu-ray, and I was quite excited to have the chance to try out this unit myself.
Panasonic DMP-BDT210 3D Blu-ray Player
- Written by Chris Heinonen
- Published on 06 October 2011
Sales figures for home theater components are not something I really pay attention to. I'd much rather own something that works great than to have what's popular, or to have my opinion influenced by sales numbers. However, I'd be willing to bet that Panasonic has done pretty well with their 3D Blu-ray players this year because of one huge advantage they have over everyone else: The ability to include Avatar 3D for consumers. And now, you can get a 3D Blu-ray player for $200: the Panasonic DMP-BDT210.
Pioneer BDP-52FD 3D Universal Blu-ray Player
- Written by Chris Heinonen
- Published on 06 February 2012
Of all the new equipment that I saw at the CEDIA Expo in Indianapolis in 2011, my favorite booth visit was to Pioneer. Showing me around their booth and their new products, it was obvious they had read our review of their last generation of Blu-ray players. So, here is another one, in this case, the BDP-52FD, which is 3D-capable, and will play DVD-A as well as SACD, making it a universal player.
McIntosh MVP881 Universal Blu-ray Player
- Written by Chris Heinonen
- Published on 18 August 2011
McIntosh is one of the most distinctive, and iconic, brands in all of Hi-Fi. Sporting a look that seemingly has never changed, they are most well known for their two channel amps and preamps, but also have a full line of home theater components as well. The MVP881 is McIntosh's contribution to the world of universal players (CD, DVD-A, and SACD). At $8,000 there is a lot of less expensive alternatives as competition. How did the McIntosh compare? Read on.
Samsung BD-D6500 Blu-ray Player
- Written by Chris Heinonen
- Published on 26 December 2011
One of the major differentiations between Blu-ray players now has been their online content support.
Samsung BD-D5500 Blu-ray Player
- Written by Chris Heinonen
- Published on 14 July 2011
At the CEDIA Expo last fall, the big push for everyone was 3D and online connectivity. We all knew that 3D was going to be everywhere, but also, everyone seemed to have an iPhone or Android Application, and was trying to offer as much online content to the user as possible. Samsung's new BD-D5500 is 3D-capable, and does a pretty good job with regular Blu-ray movies as well, all for less than $200.
LG BD670 3D Blu-ray Player
- Written by Stephen Hornbrook
- Published on 12 December 2011
I am starting to feel very comfortable with LG products of late, having recently reviewed a couple home theater Blu-ray systems...
Pioneer BDP-43FD Blu-ray Player
- Written by Chris Heinonen
- Published on 07 July 2011
The first Blu-ray players that I reviewed for Secrets many years ago were Pioneer models. Up until then, the only player I had used was a PlayStation 3, and was looking forward to a regular box that my universal remote could control and would be easier for my wife to operate. While the Pioneer players did fulfill those requirements, they were also far slower in use than the PS3 was, and as was common for most players then offered no online capability at all. Skip ahead a few years and at the CEDIA Expo, Pioneer was displaying players that were not only much faster and smaller that those early models, but had online streaming capabilities and other features as well. I asked them to send along a unit as soon as they could, and they happily provided me with their BDP-43FD model from their Elite line.
Toshiba BDX5200 3D Blu-ray Player
- Written by Chris Eberle and Chris Heinonen
- Published on 24 October 2011
To compare today's Blu-ray players with the very first models that shipped back in 2006, one would find those early players to be a mere shadow of what's available today. Early adopters had to live without full lossless sound support, no 24p, no Internet apps, terrible ergonomics, glacially slow load times, and of course, high prices. Now we have models like Toshiba's BDX-5200 that give you everything but the kitchen sink for under $180. Ain't technology great?
Sony BDP-S580 3D Blu-ray Player
- Written by Stephen Hornbrook
- Published on 30 June 2011
You know that new hi-fi technology has finally reached the commodity stage when you can get a basic model on the cheap. Sony's latest Blu-ray player is the BDP-S580, and at $199.99, it even is 3D-capable.


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When we think of Vienna, images of sweeping waltzes and balls at the Opera, beautiful buildings, the Spanish Riding School and traditional cafes come to mind.
But alongside this history and tradition, the city also has a very different, contemporary side. These different lifestyles co-exist in a manner that is very elegant. Be amazed by the stunning Gothic Stefansdom with a decorated spire that rises up to 137 metres, from where you get stunning views of the city.
A visit to the Sigmund Freud Museum will show you how the psychoanalyst lived and worked here between 1891-1938. Another Viennese feature is the Spanish Riding School that has been home of classic horsemanship for more than 400 years. Then there is the Schoönbrunn Palace, the summer residence of the Imperial Family. Its beauty merits it a place on the UNESCO World Heritage list.
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Tom Ainsworth of "Let History Live" will present the case for famed would be murderer Lizzie Borden. Did the spinster Sunday school teacher really do it? Learn all about America's most famous and unsolved -axe -well "hatchet"- murders. Did the police botch the investigation? Did our legal process fail? Who committed these bloody slayings? The maid? The sister? The local axe murderer? The illegitimate demented son? The visiting uncle? Or was it Lizzie after all? Hear all of the evidence and make a verdict.
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The Employer Assisted Housing Initiative Program provides an incentive for private employers to encourage their employees to purchase homes in the City of Rochester.
Employers provide a minimum $1,000 benefit to employees who are purchasing a home in the City of Rochester. The City of Rochester will match the employer benefit dollar-for-dollar up to $3,000.
Employers who help their employees realize the dream of home ownership retain valued staff and build worker loyalty. Employers can determine their own criteria for implementation of the program which may include limiting geography where employees can purchase, or participating lenders.
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Eligible employees must meet employer's qualifications, not currently own a home in the City of Rochester, live in the property for at least five years, contribute $1,500 of their own funds, qualify for a conventional mortgage, and attend pre-purchase home buyer training, if a first-time home buyer.
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text: Campus Community Academic success often goes hand-in-hand with participation in a variety of extracurricular activities. The wide range of clubs, organizations, and activities on campus is another expression of Le Moyne's commitment to "educating the whole person." An extensive roster of clubs and organizations is only the beginning. Special events: concerts, theatrical performances, dances, first-run films, and stand-up comics are a regular part of the calendar. Le Moyne students also participate in such annual campus events as Dolphy Day, Spring Olympics, and Winter Weekend. At Le Moyne, you, the student, have a direct say in what goes on. The Le Moyne Student Programming Board, which is operated and staffed by Le Moyne students and holds open meetings, is responsible for scheduling all social activities and special events. Where will I live? Where will I eat? How do I get around? What will I do in my spare time?


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The Fire Corps promotes the use of citizen advocates to enhance the capacity of resource-constrained fire and rescue departments at all levels: volunteer, combination, and career. Citizen advocates can assist local fire departments in a range of activities including fire safety outreach, youth programs, and administrative support. Fire Corps provides resources to assist fire and rescue departments in creating opportunities for citizen advocates and promotes citizen participation. Fire Corps is funded through DHS and is managed and implemented through a partnership between the National Volunteer Fire Council, the International Association of Fire Fighters, and the International Association of Fire Chiefs. For information on how to volunteer with the Fire Corps, contact Erik Anderson at 503.365.3186 or email@example.com
Volunteers in Police Service (VIPS) works to enhance the capacity of state and local law enforcement to utilize volunteers. VIPS serves as a gateway to resources and information for and about law enforcement volunteer programs. Funded by DOJ, VIPS is managed and implemented by the International Association of Chiefs of Police. For information on how to volunteer with VIPS, contact: Erik Anderson at 503.365.3186 or firstname.lastname@example.com The Medical Reserve Corps (MRC) Program strengthens communities by helping medical, public health and other volunteers offer their expertise throughout the year as well as during local emergencies and other times of community need. MRC volunteers work in coordination with existing local emergency response programs and also supplement existing community public health initiatives, such as outreach and prevention, immunization programs, blood drives, case management, care planning, and other efforts. The MRC program is administered by HHS. For information on how to volunteer with the MRC, contact: Erik Anderson at firstname.lastname@example.com
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text: Front Bottom Side Top View larger Grado iGrado On-ear headphones with behind-the-neck headband Item #: 786IGRADO 8 Reviews This item is no longer available. Original Price: $49.00 Shop all Headphones Need help? 1.888.955.6000 Email Chat Ask an expert advisor No pressure, no commission — just lots of good advice from our highly trained staff. Overview Reviews Details Accessories Articles & Videos by Kristen Schaub Accurate, detailed sound with your iPod® Why should you have to sacrifice sound quality just because you like to listen to your music on the go? With the iGrados, you won't have to. These street-style headphones were designed specifically for today's portable music devices, like an iPod or other MP3 player. The least expensive model in Grado's Prestige series, the iGrados deliver surprisingly satisfying sound from a design that's stylish, lightweight, and affordable. High-performance internal components for renowned Grado sound The iGrados use the same drivers found in Grado's more expensive SR60i headphones. You'll hear incredibly detailed vocals and instruments, along with pronounced bass. The high-quality copper voice coils ensure the sound is smooth and dynamic without any distortion. And the on-ear earcups feature an "open-air" design with metal mesh backings — it means that air passes through while you're listening, giving you a more open, natural listening experience. On-the-go design The iGrados feature a stylish, lightweight behind-the-neck headband and weigh in at just 3 oz. They're perfect for listening to your music on the way to class or at your cubicle. The 40" copper cord ensures a clear signal transmission and terminates in a stereo mini plug that works with most portable music players, laptops, and more. Product Highlights:on-ear design with padded earcups and behind-the-neck headbandopen-air design for spacious, low-distortion soundhand-picked dynamic drivers with neodymium magnetsultra-high purity, long crystal (UHPLC) oxygen-free copper voice coils ensure accuracyfrequency response: 20-20,000 Hz (±1 dB)sound pressure level (at 1mW): 100 dBimpedance: 32 ohms40" UHPLC copper cable with 1/8" stereo mini plugweight: 3 oz. (without cable)warranty: 120 days (does not include earpads)Our 60-day money-back guarantee Grado iGrado Reviews Average Customer Review: 8 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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Enter the URL of your YouTube™ video review or product demonstration. e.g., "http://www.youtube.com/v/o79TWHh598U" 500 characters left Pros 500 characters left Cons * Agree to Terms By checking this box you agree your review becomes the property of Crutchfield, that you are over 18 years of age, that you own or have owned this product, and that you are located within the United States or its territories. Please see our Review Guidelines for more information. We reserve the right (but are not obligated to) review all submissions and edit or remove any review in any manner which we deem necessary. Your review should be posted within seven days. These Are Not For Adults Written By Mann, Puyallup, WA on Wednesday, May 01, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Even with the behind the head design, these are too short to fit an adult head at any angle. I wish I knew how they sounded, but there is no way to get the earpieces anywhere near my ears. Pros: The sound quality seems decent if I listen with one ear at a time. Cons: These should be labelled as children's headphones. They do not fit adult heads, this is my first and last Grado product. Was this review helpful? Yes No Great sound Written By DanB, Rockville, MD on Monday, April 29, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) "Coolness Factor" Build Quality Comfort rating Noise Reduction Sound Quality I got these to replace a 3 year old pair of Sennheiser PX 100 that fell out of my car and got driven over. The sound is outstanding, great bass response, but you have to be aware that someone sitting next to you will hear your music, even at relatively low volume. They feel slightly tight when brand new, but I'm hoping they will loosen up a smidge. I wear glasses, so that might be having an impact Pros: Nice sound, solid bass response Cons: Can be a little tight on the ears. Open air, so someone sitting next to you can hear your music Was this review helpful? Yes No Good sound but disposable Written By Music guy, Wi on Wednesday, April 17, 2013 "Coolness Factor" Build Quality Comfort Noise Reduction Sound Quality Igrado headphones sound excellent but......the cord is very flimsy and it will wear out. I tossed mine away after the cord wore out with light use. Fit is uncomfortable but I could live with it. Advise: Go for the Koss Portapro headphones. Pros: Excellent sound Cons: Disposable, cheaply made Was this review helpful? Yes No Grado iGrado Written By Anonymous, Fairport, NY on Saturday, March 02, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) "Coolness Factor" Build Quality Comfort Noise Reduction Sound Quality Excellent quality for the price Pros: Full rich sound 1 out of 1 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Great Sound quality for price Written By Tony Valentin, San Juan,PR on Sunday, November 11, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) "Coolness Factor" Build Quality Comfort Noise Reduction Sound Quality Great sound for the price, not fancy style but superb on what's important , the sound. GRADO should find the way to make the headphone adjustable to head sizes. Pros: Great sound, deep bass, well defined highs Cons: not so comfortable for big head size guys like me. Was this review helpful? Yes No A+ Written By Bob x, Mapleville NC on Saturday, August 11, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) "Coolness Factor" Build Quality Comfort Noise Reduction Sound Quality I read alot on these before purchase so I knew without a doubt I needed these. With that said my background was in music and not sure if the pair I have are truely broken in yet . The sound quality is great , almost perfect . I can say that because I put an old studio cut on my pod and I felt just like my old Marshal tube amp was next to me... These are clean and warm , most of all no pressure felt in my ear. All air throw is behind speaker, I know weird , I also tried cupping back of speakers to see if it got better , result was no but fortunately the pure sound goes right were you want it. Most reviews said comfort is un-natural , yes it is but I am very active when I wear these and unlike all my my other phones these have not fallen off. I have compared these to others at other stores and I am pleased with these , seems all the rest focus on muddy bass , as I have said these reproduce very close reproduction of intended sound , as far I as I know! Pros: 49$ , length of cord ,and stay on your head comfort . Sound reproduction is warm and acurate Cons: I need to upgrade components to keep up with sweet phones lol. Not really a con but I don't think Grado gets enough credit for these phones ! 2 out of 2 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Sounds great but..... Written By Duke, NY on Thursday, May 24, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) "Coolness Factor" Build Quality Comfort Noise Reduction Sound Quality The Igrado headphones deal with one thing,sound quality. They are not incredibly comfortable but they work. There is not one thing sexy about them. They don't come with a bag and can't be folded for travel. They do however sound great. For the price, the sound quality makes them worth alot more. They did however sacrifice.looks,comfort and portability to give you a great sound. I think they are worth the cash but I wouldn't make these the ultimate to have. A nice pair to have with a great sound Was this review helpful? Yes No Buy these Written By Scott H, New Jersey on Sunday, December 11, 2011 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) One remarkable thing about their sound is how they capture the sense of hall space in acoustic recordings. In one recording of the Bach St. Matthew Passion, for example, I could actually hear the tenor voice of the "evangelist," who was positioned on the left of the stereo panorama, reflected from behind my head (honestly!) off a right rear wall. Most headphones seem incapable of playing back this kind of detail which is too bad because that's what's responsible for most of the spine-tingling realism in the playback of a recording. The iGrados give you that at a reasonable price along with a smooth, realistic, dense, articulate, full-spectrum sound that isn't "pushed" in either the top or bottom ends. Pros: The iGrados are worth a try if you truly put a premium on quality sound. The iGrados can be used during exercise and will stay securely on your head, I suspect, even when bungie jumping. Unlike many with an 1/8" plug, they sound more like high-end audiophile headphones. Cons: The spiring-loaded, behind-the-head design does put a serious squeeze on the ears and head, but nothing I couldn't get used to. I seem to have suffered no impairments or loss of... loss of... I can't quite recall the right word... but after two weeks of using iGrados I can take a hat one half size smaller. Apart from their vice-grip feel, iGrados don't give the impression of being particularly moisture resistant, so I expect to go though more than one pair of these in my lifetime. 18 out of 18 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Hands-on research Features and specs chart | What's in the box? | In-depth notes What's in the box? Download owner's manual On-ear headphones Specifications on packaging Features and Specs General Fit Style On-ear Earcup Type Open Noise-canceling No Bluetooth No Frequency Response 20-20k Hz Sensitivity 100 dB Impedance 32 Ohms Weight 3 ounces Cord Length 40" Airline Adapter Included No iPod Control No Volume Control No Built-in Microphone No Parts Warranty 120 Days (not earpads) Labor Warranty 120 Days (not earpads) Product Research Features Vented diaphragm: Grado headphones have a vented diaphragm design for a large, airy, three-dimensional sound. Drivers: The diaphragm is made of a low mass polymer, developed with the compliance of the suspension in mind to achieve the desired low frequency response. The diaphragm's total mass is designed to provide a full 20 kHz bandwidth, while avoiding break-up at lower frequencies. The left and right drivers are matched to within 0.1 dB for exact imaging. Voice Coil: The iGrado's voice-coils are wound from ultra-high purity, long crystal (UHPLC) oxygen free copper. This high conductivity copper yields a clear transmission and minimizes coloration, resulting in smooth, clean and dynamic sound output. Connecting Cord: Grado also uses UHPLC copper in the cable. Specifications: Frequency Response: 20 Hz to 20 kHz Impedance: 32Ω Maximum Input Power: 150 mW Sensitivity (1 kHz): 100 dB @ 1m Our Product Research Team At Crutchfield, you'll get detailed, accurate information that's hard to find elsewhere. That's because we have our own in-house Product Research team. They verify what's in the box, check the owner's manual, and record dimensions, features and specs. We stay on top of new products and technologies to help people make informed choices. Sorry, the Grado iGrado is no longer available. Looking for a similar item? Shop all All Headphones Or, you can still... 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