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Big, big thank you for pointing this out. I definitely would have missed it otherwise. And boy am I glad I didn't. I drove up from Cambridge with five friends yesterday and we had quite a feast.
The food fair is held in the basement of a large Baptist church. Most dishes are $3/each, desserts are $2 each, and fresh hot tea or cold bottled drinks are $1 each. Everything is cooked in the large kitchen next to the community room in the basement.
The foods on offer included samusas, burmese tofu salad (with either chickpea tofu or with noodles), assorted fritters (bean, onion and tofu) with a spicy sauce, bean plata with a spicy cabbage slaw, mohinga, burmese yellow noodle salad, and chicken briyani. Finally, there were two desserts. A Banana bread/cake and a shwe kyi, a coconut cake.
Oh my gosh, everything was delicious. Spicy and authentic, clearly made freshly and made carefully enough to be restaurant food but clearly the kinds of comfort food one gets from a loving home. I don't mean to be too poetic, but it was one of the most delicious meals in recent memory. I've had Burmese food at YoMa in Allston, as well as in London and Maryland and in a Burmese friend's home in suburban Baltimore. This was easily the best. And the least expensive.
The tofu salad and noodle salads had deep reserve of spice, and wonderful textures from the ground peanuts, chopped scallions, and the gritty texture of the chili sauce themselves. Bright cilantro opened everything up, and there was a slight sour taste underlying them. When I go the chickpea salad I asked for some of the spicy chili sauce. She warned me that it was very spicy but I insisted. After the first dallop I asked for another. She was right, it's an incredibly spicy, concentrated sauce. My friend and I were sweating and smiling as we dug into this dish. Wow.
The bean plata dish consisted of oily bread and oily chicken, with a dry and tasty side of cooked beans and a dry and very spicy cabbage slaw. The contasts worked really well together. Mohinga was probably the star of the show --- a deeply rich soup with thin rice noodles and a mound of cilantro. Fish sauce really came through. I almost didn't try the chicken briyani, thinking it out of place, but I'm glad I did. It was a terrific biryani, with fluffy flavorful rice even with only a little chicken. Banana and coconut bread made for a nice desert, not too sweet.
So no tea leaf salad, but lots of dishes available. With six people we were all able to try one of everything, and no one spent more than $10. Some overlaps with dishes I'd had before, and also lots of new tastes.
One of our ground had been to Burma for several weeks, and whether here or there Burmese food is a little oily. But it is nothing if not flavorful. I can't wait for this to happen again.
Also, while sitting and eating we were treated to several cultural performances and music, and met many interesting people, both from inside and outside of the Burmese community in Lowell. I don't think too many other people traveled from Boston for it, but it was so worth it.
While we were in Lowell we also walked around the old mills, got some interesting chocolates at Sweet Lydia's, peeked in at the Babylon Restaurant (an Iraqi restaurant to which I want to return) and the cute coffee shop Brewed Awakening, avoided the drunk UMass Lowell students preparing for Cinco de Mayo, did a little shopping at the Bangkok market, and stopped at Gene's Chinese Flatbread Cafe in nearby Chelmsford for a bowl of noodles.
Whew, what a day.
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Great recap with lovely pix, lipoff. We are fortunate to have a Burmese community. On the point of oil, like some Indo-Pak food, Burmese dishes are often intended to be oily and that is part of the enjoyment, though I do note in the past year or so that YoMa has made some modifications to their cooking in this regard, reducing the amount of oil, and generally making their dishes a little more healthful. And, I gotta say, I do enjoy and appreciate that - they still make incredibly flavourful dishes, just a lot cleaner these days it seeems.


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However, the first and second rounds did not go as planned, as the Bucs fired a team score of 621 and currently stand ninth on the 13-team leaderboard. ETSU is currently 34 strokes off the pace set by
On the individual leaderboard, junior Natalia Giraldo (Cali, Colombia) and freshman Laura Jansone (Jurmala, Latvia) are currently tied for 21st at 9-over, while Louisville's Jenny Calkins made it a sweep for the Cardinal on the first day, taking the top spot with a 1-under-par score. Calkins leads by one over Emilie Geury of
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When you enter wrong login info, the statues come to life, stare straight at you, and do a bloodcurling "YOUR LOGIN DATA BETRAAAAYYYYSSS YOU!" roar.
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Awesome screen, better than wotlk & cata, don't remember vanilla & tbc ones.
For good measure:
Burning Crusade
Wrath of the Lich King
We all know Cata .
Yup. Just got the same throbbing erection I did the first time I saw the original WoW screen.
Yup vanilla classic taste the best login screen for me and after TBC .
I was expecting flying leaves but i thought it would be greener.
When i think of a china landscape i think of those dragon ball mountains.
I expected to see flying dragons in the background and..you know..MIST
something like the pandaria background without the pandaren
Autumn is coming...
Awesome, just need a few kites and a ballon slowly drifting across the screen.
While I welcome a new friendly log in screen the music seems a bit overly complex after a minute into it. It is almost as if two tracks are running at once
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Not really a fan. I was hoping it would be more green, with those awesome Chinese mountains in the back.
First thing I thought when I saw it was, "Well... this isn't very much." It somehow lacks that kind of... pizzazz? It's kinda boring tbh, as stated numerous times. It had potential to be something awesome. But looking at it for a while, it's actually pretty decent. The color is an uplift from the previous cata one, which is really dark.
I'd expect release date announcement within the next two to three weeks with raid testing beginning a few days after.
Blizzard give the community a nice bit of artwork with some nice music to represent the calmness of Pandaria and they complain it's not enough as though it's a final version...
As already stated, we had something like 3 login screens during Cata beta before they decided on the 3rd. Things will, have no doubt, change.
I like it as it is right now though in all honesty. Yes, having a Cloud Serpent or two flying around in the background would be nice. But as I said, it's likely to change before the beta is over and done with. That said, I love the music at the beginning of the video, before it slips into the older sounding music and then back to MoP music :S Though let's be honest, who's going to be looking at this screen for more than about 20 seconds on live?
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I think the coaching staff must be pretty high on the young WR's we added last year based on how this draft has unfolded
I think the coaching staff must be pretty high on the young WR's we added last year based on how this draft has unfolded
I love the positions they filled but I'm clueless on the WR part. If this was the first time Ireland did this, I'd chalk it up to "he has a plan." The thing is, he did this a few years ago when there were a lot of tight ends coming off the board and we drafted none. Binns and Matthews better step it up or they'll be bracketing Wallace all day left, right, and center.
Ireland did just fine. Can't wait for the rookie camp.
I like the draft picks. I'm more bummed about losing Reggie Bush than addressing the remaining holes. I just don't see how we replaced his play-making / scoring abilities. Wallace in, Bush out = same TD production. Having both of those guys would have been great. My point is we still need more playmakers - more guys who can put points on the board. We are showing a lot of belief in Miller. I hope the FO is right!
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I don't remember the last time I was this excited about our team.
Look this draft was primarily about defense. We now are a young fast extremely deep defense. A lot of the players drafted offer versatility, Dion Jordan can play OLB or DE, Jamar Taylor can play CB and rush the passer extremely well, even Davis can play outside or nickel. Going into offseason we were extremely thin at LB, now we have a lot of depth and versatility, plus they all excel at rushing the passer. CB, we are now 5 deep. DE just added an element we didn't have last year in jordan rushing the passer as a stand up rusher or with his hand in the dirt. We are going to be scary and be able to confuse teams because you never are going to know who is rushing.
As for offense, I really didn't see the need to draft a receiver, even after the Bess trade. TBH I thought that Matthews would give us the same production as Bess would this year, and Matthews is younger cheaper and not limited to purely slot duties. People are upset we didn't draft a receiver which is understandable, however there really weren't that many good receivers available. O-line, D-line, and defensive back were the strengths of this draft. WR was arguably the weakest position after QB. We definitely needed a TE, Keller, Sims, Egnew will probably all make the team and Clay will be our H-back. I expect Winston, Clabo, or another veteran tackle to be added in the next few days to sure up the offensive line. The veteran probably would have been better than any tackle in this draft outside the first 2 rounds.
Very good draft.....everything is riding on Tanny's development though..............If he does not take the next step then none of this matters.......I think he will though.....


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Toothbrush as Corn CleanerUse a clean toothbrush to remove stray threads of silk from freshly shucked ears of corn. The bristles will lift them away quickly and efficiently.
Cook and Shuck Corn in the Microwave Watch our KosherEye Featured Video: Shucking Corn - Clean Ears Every Time
If you would like to buy a corn zipper- here's our favorite: Kuhn Rikon Corn Zipper, Stainless
When you purchase a box of steel wool pads, immediately take a pair of scissors and cut each pad into halves. After years of having to throw away rusted and unused and smelly pads, you'll decide that this will be much more economical. In fact, you'll notice that the scissors get sharpened this way!
Plain steel wool pads, which are NOT filled with soap are kosher. Steel wool pads which are filled with soap do need kosher certification. Use steel wool to:
Eliminate coffee and tea stains from your carafe and porcelain mugs
Make your aluminum, iron and stainless steel pots and pans sparkle
Remove sticky tags, labels and glue off jars
Purge crusty baked-on food from casserole dishes
Brighten up flatware and serving utensils
Degrease stoves, ovens, broiler pans, oven racks and range hoods
Rachael Ray's steel wool tip: Watch this video to prevent steel wool from rusting.
One kosher brand of steel wool soap pads is Gefen Steel Wool Soap Pad (certified OU-P).
From Cooking.com: How to Carve a Turkeywith Professional Chef Gordon Drysdale.
by Alice Medrich, Sinfully Easy Delicious Desserts
As much as I adore plain whipped cream, I also love that it can be flavored. It loses its marvelous neutral character and becomes a flavor component in its own right, and sometimes that is exactly what you want.
1. Coffee Whipped Cream: Stir 2 teaspoons espresso powder or 2 1/2 teaspoons freeze-dried coffee crystals and a generous tablespoon of sugar into 1 cup heavy cream. Whip as usual, tasting and adjusting the sweetness toward the end. Tastes good with: chocolate desserts, strawberries, pineapple.
2. Cocoa Whipped Cream: Use 1 tablespoon unsweetened cocoa powder and 4 teaspoons sugar for 1 cup heavy cream. Mix the cocoa and sugar with a tablespoon or two of the cream to form a thick paste (this serves to eliminate the lumps in the cocoa) before stirring in the rest of the cream. (For Mocha Whipped Cream, add 1 1/2 to 2 teaspoons espresso powder or freeze dried coffee crystals to taste.) For the thickest texture and richest flavor, refrigerate for an hour or overnight before whipping. Tastes good with: chocolate desserts.
3. Nibby Whipped Cream: Start at least several hours ahead. Combine 1 cup heavy cream and 2 tablespoons roasted cacao nibs in a saucepan and bring to a simmer. Turn off the heat, cover the pan, and let steep for 20 minutes. Strain the cream into a bowl, pressing on the nibs to extract as much liquid as possible; discard the nibs. Refrigerate the cream for at least several hours, or overnight, before whipping, adding sugar to taste. Tastes good with: chocolate desserts, meringues and Pavlov, coffee drinks, sweetened blackberries.
4. Jasmine Whipped Cream: Start at least 8 hours ahead. Stir 1 tablespoon good-quality jasmine tea leaves into 1 cup heavy cream. Cover and refrigerate for 8 to 12 hours (no longer). Strain the cream into a bowl, pressing on the tea leaves to extract as much liquid as possible; discard the tea leaves. Whip the cream with 2 teaspoons sugar; or refrigerate it to whip up to a day later. Tastes good with: rich chocolate desserts.
5. Orange Blossom Whipped Cream: Add 1 1/2 teaspoons sugar, 1 teaspoon finely grated orange zest, and 3/4 teaspoon orange flower water* to 1 cup heavy cream. Whip as usual, tasting and adjusting the flavor and sweetness toward the end. Tastes good with: chocolate desserts.
6. Rose Whipped Cream: Add 1 1/2 teaspoons sugar and 1/2 teaspoon rose water to 1 cup heavy cream. Whip as usual, tasting and adjusting the flavor and sweetness toward the end. Tastes good with: berries (in particular, strawberries), watermelon, chocolate desserts.
7. Halvah Whipped Cream: Use 1/4 cup or more finely grated or crumbled halvah and 1 tablespoon of sugar (or more to taste) for 1 cup of cream. Whip and sweeten the cream as usual, then fold in the halvah. Or whip the halvah with the cream to start with, adding sugar to taste along the way; it won't get as fluffy, but the flavor will be more pronounced and the texture smoother. Tastes good with: strawberries.
8. Lemon Whipped Cream: Use 1 tablespoon sugar and 2 1/2 to 3 tablespoons cold Lemon Curd for 1 cup heavy cream. Whip the cream with the sugar and fairly thick but not quite stiff. Whisk in the lemon curd. Tastes good with: strawberries or blueberries, fresh ginger gingerbread.
9. Fresh Mint Whipped Cream: Start at least 8 hours ahead. Stir 1/4 cup coarsely chopped fresh mint leaves into 1cup heavy cream. Cover and refrigerate for 8 to 12 hours (no longer). Strain the cream into a bowl, pressing on the mint leaves to extract as much liquid as possible; discard the mint. Whip the cream with sugar to taste; or refrigerate it to whip up to a day later. Tastes good with: strawberries or other berries, bananas, sponge cake, chocolate desserts, coffee drinks.
10. Praline Whipped Cream: Use 1/2 cup to 1 1/4 cup (to taste) finely chopped or crushed Praline for 1 cup heavy cream. Whip the cream until it holds a soft shape. If you fold in the crushed praline shortly before serving, it will retain its lovely crunch. If you whip the cream and add the praline a few hours in advance, the cream will dissolve the caramelized sugar and take on more of a burnt sugar flavor and color, though the bits of praline will be less crunchy. Divine either way! Tastes good with: Berries, peaches, nectarines, bananas, apricots, chocolate desserts. Or use to top or fill a simple sponge cake or a nutty sponge cake. It's a superb filling for cream puffs too.
*Per KosherEye:Substitutions for Orange Flower Water include: For 1/2 tsp orange flower water substitute 2 to 3 tsp orange liqueur; or additional grated orange zest Other substitutes are orange extract, unsweetened orange juice concentrate. You can also use rose water or vanilla extract.
There are over 3,000 known pear varieties grown around the world, but only a handful of heirloom varieties have been carefully cultivated into the juicy, delicious fruit known as Northwest–grown USA Pears. Each has a distinctive character, texture, and flavor. Try them all to find your favorites!
Green Anjou In Season: September - July Flavor Profile: refreshing, sweet, juicy, with a hint of citrus The Anjou is an all-purpose pear whose dense flesh makes it excellent for snacking, cooking, and slicing fresh into salads or over a bowl of oatmeal. Its skin color remains green as it ripens, so Check the Neck for Ripeness!
Red Anjou In Season: September - May Flavor Profile: aromatic, juicy, fresh and sweet Sweet and succulent when ripe, red Anjou pears have a refreshingly sweet flavor and moist texture similar to their green counterparts. Their gorgeous maroon red skin adds a burst of color to salads, desserts, and entrees.
BartlettIn Season: August - February Flavor Profile: signature pear flavor with abundant juice The Bartlett pear is unique in that its color turns from bright green to golden yellow as it ripens. Its creamy, sweet and aromatic flesh is perfect for eating fresh, as well as for canning or adding to salads or desserts.
Red BartlettIn Season: August - January Flavor Profile: juicy and sweet with a floral essence Red Bartlett pears turn a gorgeous bright red as they ripen, and have a smooth, sweet, and juicy flesh. These delicious pears add a colorful pop to salads and desserts, and create a pretty pink hue when pureed or juiced with their skin intact.
BoscIn Season: September - April Flavor Profile: crisp, woodsy and honey-sweet Bosc pears are easily identified by their long, tapered necks, long stems, and skin that is naturally russeted to a cinnamon brown color. They have a dense, fragrant, honey-sweet flesh with a smooth texture that holds its shape well when heated. It is an excellent choice for eating fresh as well as for cooking.
ComiceIn Season: September - March Flavor Profile: succulent, buttery, and exceptionally sweet Comice pears have a full, round shape with a short neck and stem. They are most often green and sometimes have a red blush in spots. This succulent pear has a custardy flesh and a mellow sweetness that makes it an elegant dessert pear which is also delicious when paired with cheese.
ConcordeIn Season: September - February Flavor Profile: crunchy, earthy with a hint of vanilla The Concorde pear is known for its tall, elongated neck and firm, dense flesh. Its skin is golden green and oftentimes has golden yellow russeting in spots. Its vanilla-sweet flavor and firm texture holds up well in heated applications, and it is also excellent for snacking.
ForelleIn Season: October - March Flavor Profile: crisp, tangy, and refreshingly sweet The Forelle is an uncommon variety known for its smaller size and its unique yellow-green skin that is naturally decorated with crimson freckles. It has a crisp texture even when ripe, and is perfect for snacking, cooking, and pairing with wine and cheese.
SeckelIn Season: September - February Flavor Profile: bite-sized, crunchy, and ultra-sweet Seckel pears are easily recognized by their small size and olive-green skin with a maroon blush. Known for their crunchy flesh and ultra-sweet flavor, they are an excellent choice for children's snacks, pickling, or garnishing.
StarkrimsonIn Season: August – January Flavor Profile: aromatic, moist and sweet with a floral essence The Starkrimson pear is named for its brilliant crimson red color, which brightens as it ripens. It has a smooth flesh, sweet flavor, and a subtle floral aroma, making it perfect for snacking, salads, or any fresh use that shows off the brilliance of its skin.
USA Pears Bureau
Red Star® PLATINUM Superior Baking Yeast is so simple to use and can be used in any recipe calling for yeast. It is a premium instant yeast blended with dough improvers* commonly used by professional bakers that will make your dough so forgiving that you will never be intimidated by yeast again!
For Traditional Recipes • BLEND PLATINUM Yeast with dry ingredients and half of the flour in the recipe. • ADD very warm liquids (120- 130°F). Avoid liquids that are too hot to touch. • BLEND with enough remaining flour to make a firm dough. • KNEAD on floured surface until dough is smooth and elastic. • COVER, let REST a minimum of 10 minutes (or RISE to double, if desired) • SHAPE dough as desired. COVER and let RISE until doubled in size. • BAKE as directed according to recipe.
For Bread Machines • Use liquids at 80°F; Add liquids, flour, dry ingredients. Add PLATINUM yeast last. • Red Star® PLATINUM Superior Baking Yeast is a fast-rising, instant yeast; use ½ teaspoon per cup of flour in regular cycles. • For express cycles, follow manufacturer's manual for liquid temperatures and yeast levels.
Like any baker's yeast, Red Star® PLATINUM Superior Baking Yeast is a living organism and must be handled properly to ensure optimum performance. Never expose yeast to high temperatures during storage or use. Never use liquids that are too hot to touch.
Red Star® PLATINUM performs best in recipes that contain sugar and is certified Kosher parve under the rabbinical supervision of KOF-K.
*Red Star® PLATINUM is NOT gluten free because the dough improvers are derived from wheat flour. NOTE: For gluten free bakers, you can continue to use Red Star® Active Dry Yeast or Red Star® Quick Rise Yeast.
from Red Star PLATINUM Yeast
Are you cooking/baking and need to look on the counter at the recipe? From Moxy Magazine, this easy tip for improvising a recipe card holder. Use a pants or skirt hanger instead — just hook it over a cabinet door pull and clip your recipe card into the clips used to hold your clothes.
Moxy Magazine
This is so clever and so very easy. All it takes to separate the egg whites and yolks is an empty plastic soda bottle. Watch the following videos:
This is the original in Chinese
And here is one in English
To discourage overbrowned cookie bottoms (which can happen when an oven heats unevenly), insulate the baking sheet by placing it inside a second baking sheet of the same size. The thin layer of air between the sheets will protect the top sheet form getting too hot.
To revive crisp cookies that have softened, bake them for 5 to 10 minutes in a 300 degree oven. Let them cool completely before storing.
To help soft cookies keep their texture, store them in an airtight container with a ceramic brown sugar softener, or with a piece of apple on a piece of aluminum foil, or soft bread (remove the apple after 24 hours).
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We are transforming our main floor into a Mardi Gras Spectacular! Live DJ in the Games Room and Clubhouse!
Saturday, Feb 10th
9PM Start Time in Games Room
10PM Start Time in Clubhouse
DJ Reign and Neon Steve in Games Room
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BEADS, Masks, Confetti, Boa's, and much more!
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"Fundamentals, technique, execution -- primary. Scheme -- secondary."
"We will incorporate an aggressive, up-tempo, attacking style in all three phases of the game."
"Our team will play with discipline, poise, and maximum effort."
"I want us to be the best tackling team in the NFL, the best team in pursuit, I want to take the ball away from other teams, I want to rattle the opposing quarterback every opportunity we get."
-- Joe Philbin 01/12
great shots thanks for posting
hey guys i dont know if you guys saw this yet but in the next madden there is going to be the wildcat and heres the link for some of the screen shots
This has already been posted but thanks anyway.
It had also been discussed that the huge dolphin logo on the helmets in the madden 2010 wildcat images could be the uniform tweak everyone is waiting to see. who knows.
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Democrats have always had to go to rich people for money, but this year, it's been a little more awkward. Some wealthy donors have been turned off by President Obama's anti-Wall Street rhetoric. He's no longer so exciting. And some wealthy progressives—such as billionaire Warren Buffett—have vowed not to contribute to the super PACs spawned by the Citizens United ruling.
Between Republican challenger Mitt Romney's multimillion-dollar fundraising binge since the Supreme Court's health care ruling, and right-wing outside groups planning to spend millions attacking the president this cycle, Obama's fundraising has taken on a new urgency.
Last Friday, the president called some of his wealthiest 2008 donors and begged them to open their wallets. "I'm asking you to meet or exceed what you did in 2008," Obama said, according to The Daily Beast, "because we're going to have to deal with these super PACs in a serious way."
An Obama campaign official said the president routinely makes fundraising calls from Air Force One, but not how many or how often. The phone was put in during Obama's term and is paid for by the campaign. Officials with George W. Bush's White House remember a similar phone aboard the plane but weren't sure Bush used it. In Bill Clinton's terms, which came under congressional and political scrutiny for awarding donors with overnight stays in the Lincoln Bedroom, no phone, officials said.
Here's what can get lost in the brouhaha over big money donors: diminished enthusiasm among the 1 percent doesn't necessarily mean game over for Obama. His fundraising picture isn't bleak—and, as the call to donors shows, he's already using the anticipated onslaught from the right to his political advantage.
Last Tuesday, the president e-mailed supporters, "I will be the first president in modern history to be outspent in his reelection campaign." Inviting backers to give as little as $3, he wrote, "Donate today to stand for our kind of politics."
Obama needs the big players to pony up, and he needs donors to give to both his campaign and to outside groups. But he also needs to protect his message of middle-class solidarity, and avoid alienating Democrats who are philosophically opposed to outside money in politics.
Obama's relationship with Priorities USA Action is a case in point. He initially spoke out against the Citizens United ruling but backpedaled to support the super PAC dedicated to his reelection. The support is conditional, however; the president, first lady, and vice president won't attend events hosted by the group, and Obama for America is not supporting Priorities USA, the super PAC's sister organization that does not disclose its donors.
Priorities USA Action has only recently seen its fundraising numbers tick up. For months, a major obstacle was a perception among Democrats that Obama couldn't possibly lose, the group's senior strategist Bill Burton said.
But that mood has changed. May was Priorities USA Action's best fundraising month yet, and the group expects giving to increase as November nears. It has raised about $40 million so far, according to Deputy Communications Director Marcy Stech.
Democrats don't expect left-wing super PACs and social-welfare organizations to match the funding of their right-wing counterparts. There just isn't the donor base, Burton said.
"I would not oversell the importance of half a dozen deep pockets on the Democratic side," added Michael J. Malbin, executive director of the Campaign Finance Institute. "The deep pockets have to do it on the Republican side, because the candidate has such a weak showing among the donors who give within legal contribution limits, especially smaller donors."
The president has managed to out-raise Romney so far by relying on small donors. As of May, 71 percent of individual donations to Obama were $999 or less, while 60 percent of donations to Romney were the $2,500 maximum, according to the Campaign Finance Institute. Donations of $200 or less have netted Obama almost $100 million, more than he's managed to raise from donations that are above $1,000.
The campaign also has found creative ways to cultivate small donors. In May, the financial takings from a dinner at actor George Clooney's mansion were essentially doubled by an online "win a dinner" contest: Clooney's friends gave about $6 million, and the contest brought in the rest of the campaign's nearly $15 million haul.
"Campaigns have to go to their strengths," said Tad Devine, president of Devine Mulvey and a senior strategist to Sen. John Kerry's, D-Mass., 2004 presidential campaign. "The great strength of the Democrats is being able to mobilize millions of people," he said—not convincing donors and corporations to cut big checks.
To try to compete with Republican mega-donors, Devine added, would be "like McCain trying to raise money online" in the 2008 presidential election.
Major Garrett contributed. contributed to this article.


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The Creative Commons
by Molly Van HouwelingSep 30, 2002
- Public Domain for creative works by Molly Van Houweling
Letter From the Editor
by Sarah Ruth van GelderSep 30, 2002
- This issue of YES! reveals that in fact there are workable alternatives to corporate rule unfolding before our eyes.
The Boy Who Kissed the Soldier
by StarhawkSep 30, 2002
- a story of travel in Palestine by Staarhawk
Fairness In a Fragile World
by Wolfgang SachsSep 30, 2002
- F Jo'burg Memo. Tewolde Eghziaber, Paul Hawken, Hazel Henderson, Ashok Khosla and Anita Roddick developed what may be the most comprehensive policy statement for the Johannesburg summit.
The Page That Counts :: Fall 2002
Sep 30, 2002
- Percent increase in paper consumption after an organization adopts e-mail, and more...
Building a New Force
by Michael N. NaglerSep 30, 2002
- Nonviolent intervenors transform our response to conflict. Building a new force by Michael n. Nagler, an article on the Nonviolent Peaceforce. YES! A Journal of Positive Futures,
Money's Conversations
by Camy MathaySep 30, 2002
- Money's Conversations by Camy Mathay - MadHOURS, madison hours, alternative currency, local currencies
Responses to Fran Korten's "We're All Hyphenated
Sep 30, 2002
- YES! A Journal of Positive Futures, Responses to Fran Korten's "We're All Hyphenated Americans"
Of Land And Hope
by Anna LappeSep 30, 2002
- of land and hope, by Frances Moore Lappe & Anna Lappe, Landless Workers Movement, MST, YES! A Journal of Positive Futures,
We're all Hyphenated Americans
by Fran KortenSep 30, 2002
- Fran Korten's column, We're all Hyphenated Americans
Economies For Life
by David KortenSep 30, 2002
- While the ruling elites occupy themselves with seeking to restore faith in the pathological institutions on which their power and privilege were built, the rest of us can embrace this moment of economic failure as an historic opportunity. Through our individual and collective choices, we can grow into being the economic institutions, relationships, and culture of a just, sustainable, and compassionate world of living economies that work for all.
It Shall Be a Jubilee Unto You
by Michael HudsonSep 30, 2002
- redistribution of wealth, jubilee, cancelling debt by edict, Clean-slate tradition
Starting Over
by Lisa Gale GarriguesSep 30, 2002
- Solidarity solutions in Argentina, barter clubs as a solution, Brukman Factory takeover, author Lisa Gale Garrigues, worker-owned cooperatives as a solution to Argentina crisis. YES!
Notable Articles From the Archives On Economic Alternatives
Sep 30, 2002
- Living Economies resource guide
From the Earth, Up
by Anthony FlaccaventoSep 30, 2002
- Appalachian Sustainable Development, ASD, sustainable forestry and wood products program, sustainable farms.


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Glutamic Acid Decarboxylase (GAD65) Antibody Assay, Serum
Clinical Information Discusses physiology, pathophysiology, and general clinical aspects, as they relate to a laboratory test
Glutamic acid decarboxylase (GAD) is a neuronal enzyme involved in the synthesis of the neurotransmitter gamma-aminobutyric acid (GABA). Antibodies directed against the 65-kd isoform of GAD (GAD65) are seen in a variety of autoimmune neurologic disorders including stiff-man (Moersch-Woltman) syndrome, autoimmune cerebellitis, brain stem encephalitis, seizure disorders, neuromyelitis optica and other myelopathies, myasthenia gravis, Lambert-Eaton syndrome, and dysautonomia.
GAD65 antibody is also the major pancreatic islet antibody and an important serological marker of predisposition to type 1 diabetes. GAD65 autoantibody also serves as a marker of predisposition to other autoimmune disease that occur with type 1 diabetes, including thyroid disease (eg, thyrotoxicosis, Grave disease, Hashimoto thyroiditis, hypothyroidism), pernicious anemia, premature ovarian failure, Addison disease, (idiopathic adrenocortical failure) and vitiligo.
Useful For Suggests clinical disorders or settings where the test may be helpful
Assessing susceptibility to autoimmune (type 1, insulin-dependent) diabetes mellitus and related endocrine disorders (eg, thyroiditis and pernicious anemia). Titers generally < or =0.02 nmol/L. A second islet cell antibody (IA-2) is more predictive for development of type 1 diabetes, but less frequent than glutamic acid decarboxylase (GAD65) antibody amongst diabetic patients. Insulin autoantibodies also serve as a marker of susceptibility to type 1 diabetes.
Distinguishing between patients with type 1 and type 2 diabetes. Assays for IA-2, insulin, gastric parietal cell, thyroglobulin, and thyroid peroxidase antibodies, complement GAD65 antibody in this context; titers generally < or =0.02 nmol/L.
Confirming a diagnosis of stiff-man syndrome, autoimmune encephalitis, cerebellitis, brain stem encephalitis, myelitis; titers generally > or =0.03 nmol/L
Confirming susceptibility to organ-specific neurological disorders (eg, myasthenia gravis, Lambert-Eaton syndrome); titers generally < or =0.02 nmol/L
Interpretation Provides information to assist in interpretation of the test results
High titers (> or =0.02 nmol/L) are found in classic stiff-man syndrome (93% positive) and in related autoimmune neurologic disorders (eg, acquired cerebellar ataxia, some acquired nonparaneoplastic encephalomyelopathies).
Diabetic patients with polyendocrine disorders also generally have glutamic acid decarboxylase (GAD65) antibody values > or =0.02 nmol/L.
Values in patients who have type 1 diabetes without a polyendocrine or autoimmune neurologic syndrome are usually < or =0.02 nmol/L. Low titers (0.03-19.9 nmol/L) are detectable in the serum of approximately 80% of type 1 diabetic patients. Conversely, low titers are detectable in the serum of <5% of type 2 diabetic patients.
Low titers are found in approximately 25% of patients with myasthenia gravis, Lambert-Eaton syndrome, and rarer autoimmune neurological disorders. Eight percent of healthy Olmsted County residents over age 50 have low-positive values. These are not false positive; the antibodies are inhibited by unlabeled GAD65 antigen and are accompanied in at least 50% of cases by related organ-specific autoantibodies.
Values > or =0.03 nmol/L are consistent with susceptibility to autoimmune (type 1) diabetes and related endocrine disorders (thyroiditis and pernicious anemia).
Cautions Discusses conditions that may cause diagnostic confusion, including improper specimen collection and handling, inappropriate test selection, and interfering substances
Antibodies specific for glutamic acid decarboxylase (GAD65) account for most, but not all, antibodies detected in the islet cell antibody test (IA-2). IA-2 (a protein tyrosine kinase-like protein) insulin and zinc transporter-8 antibodies are complementary islet cell antibodies.
This test should not be requested in patients who have recently received radioisotopes, therapeutically or diagnostically, because of potential assay interference. The specific waiting period before specimen collection will depend on the isotope administered, the dose given and the clearance rate in the individual patient. Specimens will be screened for radioactivity prior to analysis. Radioactive specimens received in the laboratory will be held 1 week and assayed if sufficiently decayed, or canceled if radioactivity remains.
Reference Values Describes reference intervals and additional information for interpretation of test results. May include intervals based on age and sex when appropriate. Intervals are Mayo-derived, unless otherwise designated. If an interpretive report is provided, the reference value field will state this.
< or =0.02 nmol/L
Reference values apply to all ages.
Clinical References Provides recommendations for further in-depth reading of a clinical nature
1. Walikonis JE, Lennon VA: Radioimmunoassay for glutamic acid decarboxylase (GAD65) autoantibodies as a diagnostic aid for stiff-man syndrome and a correlate of susceptibility to type 1 diabetes mellitus. Mayo Clin Proc 1998 December;73(12):1161-1166
2. Kawasaki E, Yu L, Gianani R, et al: Evaluation of islet cell antigen (ICA) 512/IA-2 autoantibody radioassays using overlapping ICA512/IA-2 constructs. J Clin Endocrinol Metab 1997 February;82(2):375-380
3. Saiz A, Arpa J, Sagasta A, et al: Autoantibodies to glutamic acid decarboxylase in three patients with cerebellar ataxia, late-onset insulin-dependent diabetes mellitus and polyendocrine autoimmunity. Neurology 1997 October;49(4):1026-1030
4. Pittock SJ, Yoshikawa H, Ahlskog JE, et al: Glutamic acid decarboxylase autoimmunity with brainstem, extrapyramidal and spinal cord dysfunction. Mayo Clin Proc 2006;81:1207-1214


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Our Résidence les Fermes de Saint Sorlin *** lies at the foot of the Col de la Croix de Fer and the ski slopes of St Sorlin, a bustling resort village of Maurienne serving Sybelles ski area. It is situated close to small shops, a supermarket, restaurants, bars and clubs, and is only 10 minutes walk away or a few minutes by free shuttle from the resort centre. Putting Residence les Fermes de Saint Sorlin ** * right in the heart of the entertainment.
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Premiering September 25 with Our Planet, Our Universe
Orlando, FL - September 17, 2010 - The Orlando Science Center and WFTV Channel 9 have partnered together to create the Severe Weather Center 9 interactive exhibit experience. This exhibit, presented by WFTV Channel 9, is a replica of the station's weather center that is seen on television. Interactive multimedia presentations featuring WFTV's Chief Meteorologist, Tom Terry, and the Channel 9 weather team explore the skills and technology at work to predict severe storms.
"We are excited to bring this exhibit to life," commented WFTV Vice President and General Manager Shawn Bartelt. "Our entire weather team has contributed to the content that includes everything from weather basics to how to become a meteorologist and even offers the visitor an opportunity to create their own weather forecast and deliver the weather on OSC TV for other visitors to see," she continued.
This interactive weather display will be a featured component of Our Planet, Our Universe, which is an original exhibit on astronomy and earth science, developed by the Orlando Science Center. New interactive experiences from planetary rovers to black holes lets visitors explore such themes as Earth Wind and Sky, Planets and Portals, and Gravity, Waves and Warps. Together with returning favorites such as Science on a Sphere, the Hurricane Simulator, Make a Tornado, and Gravity Well, visitors will discover the dynamic forces that shape our planet, and our universe.
"WFTV Channel 9 has enabled us to engage people in scientific exploration by using the very relevant topic of our community's weather," said Science Center President and CEO, JoAnn Newman. "We all have a vested interest in meteorology. It's a science that has a direct impact on our lives every day."


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This incentive is available to both new and expanding industry and begins with a company developing a training plan including the number of people to be hired, types of skills required and types of training needed. The plan is developed in conjunction with the FastTrack staff and is designed to be customizable and flexible. Companies will track costs associated with implementation of the training program, then submit to the state for reimbursement.
Job training assistance can include either traditional or job based training reimbursement.
Traditional training and reimbursement may include:
A potentially faster method for reimbursement of training costs, companies may seek reimbursement from the state of Tennessee once a job creation commitment and cost-per-job is established. JBT is available in FJTAP as well as Tennessee Job Skills (TJS) as a possible reimbursement method.
In order to qualify, companies must work with TNECD to reach a contractual agreement that determines:
More information about FJTAP can be obtained by calling (615) 741-6201.
Similar to FJTAP, but with a focus on employers and industries that create high-skill, high-wage jobs in emerging, high-demand and technology focused sectors of the economy. Training staff will work with companies to develop a unique, flexible, comprehensive training plan that meets the company's initial training needs and will then follow up to insure each phase of the program meets the company's needs. Companies track costs and apply to the State for reimbursement. Reimbursement rates depend on the level of training and the types of instructors utilized.
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As we have learned in recent days, President Obama has found executive power sufficient to provide temporary work permits to children of illegal aliens, carve-outs from welfare reform work permits, and ways to shield low-income patients from the insurance mandate in states that don't expand Medicad.
But what power does a president have to heal a woman who went to a movie, stared down the barrel of an assault rifle, hit the deck in panic, and felt the hot casings from bullets that killed fellow theatergoers rain down on her back? What actions? What words? What presidential sentiment or action is or can be a countervailing force to such homicidal malevolence?
The question requires humility in the answering and a sense of garish guilt in the raising. Especially when testimony like that of Jennifer Seeger, an eyewitness, spills forth.
"I was in the front row," Seeger told Andrea Mitchell in a riveting interview on MSNBC. "I, literally, was four to five feet away from the man. He shot once at the ceiling and at that point everyone knew it was real. He took his gun from the ceiling and pointed it right at my face. All I did was dive forward … and just kind of duck and cover. He had shot people behind me, and the bullet casings were falling on my head and singeing my head. They were still hot."
The numb and disbelieving mind reels …. from the front row to the Oval Office. And everywhere in between.
But the media presidency and the therapeutic component that has grown up alongside the false intimacy most Americans now feel with their president places an acute burden on the commander in chief to take command of the nation's psyche and make sense of nonsense. Violent nonsense.
Obama approached some of these rhetorical rock formations cautiously on Friday.
"We may never understand what leads anybody to terrorize their fellow human beings like this," Obama said in remarks that shut down a scheduled campaign rally in Fort Myers, Fla. "Such violence, such evil is senseless. It's beyond reason. But while we will never know fully what causes somebody to take the life of another, we do know what makes life worth living."
At one level, there is no adequate response, no healing rhetorical salve. Not for survivors of the dead and barely very much for those tending to the dumbstruck wounded. For those who mourn the dead, they have a lifetime ahead to yearn for what was lost--in Obama's words, "hopes for the future" and "dreams that were not yet fulfilled."
Presidents, at times like this, are summoned to coax America back to dreaming ahead. Even in the face of abject horror. Actually, especially in the face of abject horror. It has been so since radio waves shattered time and space and gave the presidency an instantly and nationally available reach and resonance … if the president was up to it. Franklin Delano Roosevelt was, and it aided him immeasurably. Harry Truman wasn't, and it sometimes cost him. In the television era, only John Kennedy, Ronald Reagan, and Bill Clinton could deliver. In the aftermath of the 9/11 atrocities, George W. Bush rose to the occasion in ways no other president had in the face of civilian slaughter no president ever had to face.
It's been 26 years since the Challenger disaster, 17 since the Oklahoma City bombing, and 13 years since the Columbine massacre. The shooting of Rep. Gabby Giffords, D-Ariz., with six dead and 18 others wounded was a kind of mayhem that challenged Obama. Aurora will be bigger.
It's an election year. The party conventions are less than two months away. Colorado is a swing state. Obama and presumptive Republican nominee Mitt Romney stop there like itinerant salesmen because, in certain respects, both are. But salesmanship won't fly in Colorado now. Not for awhile. Possibly not until long after Election Day.
What will Obama say about gun control? He didn't even mention that a gun was involved in today's slaughter. Someone who didn't know could, listening to Obama, imagine any kind of weapon--knives, poison gas, flamethrowers, or firearms. Obama said the crime was heinous and likened it to terror. But he never said a word about the firearms that pumped the hot casings into the dark theater and onto Jennifer Seeger's head.
New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg called out Obama and Romney on gun control.
"Maybe it's time that the two people who want to be president of the United States stand up and tell us what they are going to do about it, because this is obviously a problem across the country," Bloomberg said on WOR Radio in New York.


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Built for on-the-go fun And the speaker's built-in rechargeable battery means you can go completely wireless — unplug it and take it along with you for up to eight hours of playback on the go. An integrated bi-fold stitched leather cover protects the system's metal grille and chome trim, keeping it looking sharp. And the case folds out to become a stand when you're ready to listen. Great sound, thanks to Bose® Play music files or stream Rhapsody®, Pandora® Internet radio, and other music apps. Whether you're listening indoors or out, you'll get clear, full sound. Bose® innovative audio technology delivers outstanding performance from a system that's only about the size of a hardback book. 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We reserve the right (but are not obligated to) review all submissions and edit or remove any review in any manner which we deem necessary. Your review should be posted within seven days. Great sound Written By datastar, Atlanta on Tuesday, December 17, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) The speaker was delivered fast and packaged well. The sound is excellent at any level as I expected from a Bose speaker. It doesn't matter what Genre you play, it all sound good. I played this speaker at a Christmas Party; well they called it a Holiday Party to be politically correct; it was themed Holiday Around The World. I had an International Playlist of Asian to Zimbabwe music. I played at full level for about three and a half hours before the battery indicator turned red. The sound easily filled a large room and I had to slap a few hands to keep people from touching my speaker. Connecting to Android and iOS phones were easy and fast, reconnecting even faster. Connecting to my Windows 8.1 laptop was easy but re-connecting sometimes took longer. I have not tried the Aux connector but expect that to work also. Pros: Crystal clear sound. Easy to connect to multiple phone and laptops Cons: No volume level indicator, you have to guess at what level you are playing at by turning it up to max then back off to preserve the battery. I did get a dropped connection once or twice on the laptop and had to reconnect BT. 1 out of 1 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Small but mighty Written By Wault06, Racine, OH on Sunday, December 15, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) This unit has great sound clarity! Performs surprising well in larger rooms or outdoors. Really shines in smaller rooms. Pros: Size and sound Cons: Pairing could be simplified 3 out of 3 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Bose soundLink II Written By Jose, Guaynabo, PR on Tuesday, October 29, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Comprado para regalar a mi esposa, a ella le llamó la atención el cover en cuero y según ella se escucha bien. Yo tengo la Peachtree que compré aquí mismo en Crutchfield y para mi gusto se escucha superior a la Bose, mi esposa le dio un 5, pero para mi tiene un 4. Por el tamaño no se puede pedir mucho. I bought this as a gift for my wife. She liked the leather cover and she tells me it sounds very good. I have the Peachtree that I also bought from Crutchfield and I think it sounds better than the Bose. My wife gave it a 5 and I gave it a 4. You can't ask for too much because of the size of the unit. Pros: Se conecta rapidamente, liviana, se puede mover facilmente de un lugar a otro, funciona con bateria y luce elegante. You can connect it very fast. It is very lightweight and you can move it easily. It works on batteries and it looks very elegant. Cons: Por el precio por lo menos pudiera incluir control remoto y una señal o luz indicando que está prendido o apagado. Como todo equipo Bose tienes que pagar extra por el nombre. For the price it should include a remote and a light indicating that it is on. Like all Bose products, you are paying for the name. Crutchfield response on Wednesday, October 30, 2013 Translation provided by Crutchfield's Spanish Sales & Support team. Visit our new Spanish-language site at www.crutchfieldenespanol.com: 6 out of 6 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No 100% satisfied Written By Skip, Springdale, Wa on Tuesday, October 22, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Great sound. Pros: Easy setup, great sound Cons: Could use a case Was this review helpful? Yes No Bose Soundlink Mobile Speaker II Leather Edition Written By DaveK, Chicago, Il on Friday, September 27, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I purchased the soundlink because I knew the quality of sound was better than other Bluetooth speakers. I'm very happy with the product and have purchased other Bose products in the past. Pros: The quality of sound and the look of the speakers Cons: The price. They should of added a nice carrying case. 8 out of 8 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Bose SoundLink Bluetooth Mobile Written By Stacey H, Gilbert, AZ on Monday, September 09, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I bought this for my husband for a birthday gift. He loves it! 3 out of 3 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Bose soundlink ii Written By Rhey, Lahaina hawaii on Wednesday, September 04, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) The best,recommended a+++ Pros: Its a bose no doubt Cons: Nothing 2 out of 3 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Great Speaker Written By Chad, Cypress, TX on Saturday, August 17, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Love this Bose speaker, paring is simple and quick with my phone, and the sound quality is GREAT! Pros: Quick Pairing Great Sound 4 out of 4 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Just Buy It Written By Andrew C, Savannah, GA on Tuesday, July 16, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I know what you're thinking: this is an expensive speaker. You're looking at the plethora of options out there and you're thinking about buying a cheaper model. I looked at all of the other devices available. I went to store after store listening to them all. They do not sound as good in such a small footprint, plain and simple. They will not do the job when you're out camping or at the beach. You will find something passable, and in your mind you will constantly think: I should have purchased the Bose. Save up your money and buy this one. One purchase you can use for years, instead of one you will make now, another one you will make in two years, etc. Bose will stand behind its products, offer firmware upgrades, and the sound is amazing. I compared it to a full length Blue Tooth TV sound bar + sub-woofer at my friend's house and there was no comparison in terms of clarity, bass, etc. Pros: Sound quality, no distortion at high volumes, quality construction and materials, design (especially cover off switch), fast Bluetooth pairing and switching. Cons: Cons: It needs a carrying case for packing in the car, taking camping, to the beach, etc. 13 out of 13 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No EAZY by Bose Written By Danno, Tamaqua, PA on Wednesday, July 03, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Easy to setup your Bluetooth. Easy to take it anyplace you want to listen to you tunes. I love this little sound system. Makes great use of IPhone iPod and iPad Thanks Bose !! 2 out of 3 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Great audio from Bose Written By EJG, Ft. Lauderdale, FL on Sunday, January 20, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Hats off again to those Bose engineers!! Every product I purchase from Bose never ceases to amaze me. How can you get such great sound from such a small product? The Bluetooth connection works very well and is so easy. Of course the sound is better in-door than out door due to room acoustics, but it's still pretty good sound outside. I travel for a living and it fits really well in my carry on bag. Yes, it's probably a little pricier than other products out on the market, but you get what you pay for. Thanks Bose!! Pros: Sound, Bluetooth connection & portability Cons: I have not found one yet. 11 out of 11 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Bose® SoundLink® Bluetooth® Mobile speaker II - Leather Edition Written By rsg, rota, mp on Thursday, November 22, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Great sound and portable device. Pairing is a flash. As mentioned connection with an older bluetooth device maybe an issue. Pros: Big great sound for a small portable device. Cons: Can't connect to older bluetooth enable device. 14 out of 14 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Worth splurging on Written By Ryan, PA on Saturday, October 20, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I thought long and hard on what Bluetooth speaker to purchase and decided on this one for the following reasons: 1: Bose isn't going anywhere. If you need support, i.e. a replacement rechargable battery, they will be there, speaking English, helping get you a new one. I considered buying a well reviewed speaker, but didn't because at $180, I had no confidence the company would have any decent support down the road, and I would need to likely buy something else (another $180) in three years. 2: Bose's reputation. The performance of Bose's compact speakers is awesome. After buying this unit, I can say I doubt you will be disappointed. 3: The leather covered model v. nylon. -I went with the leather because I figured it would hold up better where the cover folds. Replacement leather and nylon covers are available, but I thought I would just get the leather now rather than replaceing nylon with leather later on. Pros: Portability, rechargable, absolutly excellent sound from something this size. Cons: $ 26 out of 27 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 Bluetooth powered speaker system (with integrated white leather bi-fold cover) AC power adapter (with attached 5' DC cord) Owner's Guide (En/Fr/Sp) Warranty Information "Our Commitment To You" letter Product Research Features Bluetooth (A2DP) Technology: The Bose SoundLink Bluetooth Mobile Speaker II Digital Music System offers built-in Bluetooth (A2DP) Technology which lets you wirelessly connect with many Bluetooth enabled devices; such as your iPod touch, iPhone, iPad, Android smartphone/tablet, Blackberry, or laptop. You'll be able to wirelessly stream music stored on your device or from music apps on your device; like Pandora, iHeartRadio, MOG, or Spotify. And if you need to multitask, you can keep using your device while you listen to music. Bluetooth wireless technology has a range of approximately 30'. The SoundLink Bluetooth system can pair up to 6 Bluetooth-enabled devices (only one can be active). If you are using a smartphone, a phone call interrupts your audio source and plays through your phone only. When the call ends, your music automatically resumes through the SoundLink Mobile speaker II. Note: Due to the differences in Bluetooth technology, some Bluetooth enabled devices may be incompatible, function improperly, or may not support all features when used with the Bose SoundLink Bluetooth Mobile Speaker II system. Advanced Sound Performance: Proprietary speaker technologies deliver your music in all its clarity with robust sound unusual for a compact, wireless speaker. Its unique driver configuration allows the small, lightweight speaker to reproduce deep, full sound. Note: The speaker is designed to sound best when placed on a shelf, counter, desk, or tabletop that is 24-48" high. For best bass response, the speaker should be placed near a wall; bass response decreases as the speaker is placed closer to the center of a room. Aux Input: The SoundLink Bluetooth has a rear-panel 3.5mm auxiliary input for connecting a external portable audio source other than your Bluetooth-enabled device. mini-USB Connector: The unit's mini-USB (type-B) port is designed for downloadable software updates that may be available in the future. By registering this product, you will automatically be notified of any necessary updates. Integrated Cover/Stand: The SoundLink Bluetooth's integrated bi-fold cover protects the speaker during travel and unfolds into a stand for instant playback anywhere. Rechargeable Battery: The SoundLink Bluetooth Mobile Speaker II is powered by a built-in rechargeable Lithium-ion battery. A fully charged battery gives you up to eight hours of continuous playing time in most situations. An empty battery usually takes two to three hours to charge. The battery light shows green when the battery is charged between 70-100%. Yellow indicates a charge between 20-69%. And red means the battery is less than 19% charged. Note: When the SoundLink Mobile speaker II is unplugged and unused for more than 14 days, it enters battery protection mode to preserve battery power. AC Power Adapter: The included AC power adapter can be used to charge the integrated battery and power the unit. 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 Bose® SoundLink® Bluetooth® Mobile speaker II Leather Edition is no longer available. Looking for a similar item? Shop all Wireless Home Speakers Or, you can still... Write a review Download the product manual Search the website Go


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An Art degree from Andrews will give you many opportunities to pursue your interest in art, including creating your own, teaching others, working in a museum or even using art as a tool for therapy.
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Documentary Film, one of only a few undergraduate film programs of its kind in the U.S., has been specifically designed for students like you who wish to take on the role of a nonfiction storyteller and visual artist.
Envision Magazine Wins Six Awards
Envision magazine, a student-produced publication of Andrews University, won six awards from the Associated Church Press on Friday, May 1. Envision, which will publish its seventh annual issue this fall, is a joint product of the Department of Communication and the Department of Visual Art & Design.
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Led by the Emmy Award-winning choreographers Jamey Hampton and Ashley Roland, BodyVox is known for its visual virtuosity, distinctive wit and unique ability to combine dance, theater and film into breathtaking productions rich in imagery, athleticism and humor. See the company perform at the BodyVox Dance Center, located just 5 blocks away from The Inn @ Northrup Station in Portland's Pearl District.
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29 August 2014
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Today, Cookie Monster helped celebrate PNC Grow Up Great granting $400,000 to Orlando Science Center and the Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts.
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Wind Ensemble
|April 22nd; 7:30 p.m.
|Fine Arts Auditorium
|$6 regular general admission; Armstrong free w/PirateCard
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With the assistance of 5 student conductors, the ensemble will perform titles to include:
The Great Locomotive Chase
Into the Raging River
Into the Storm
Summer Dances
The Light Eternal
The concert is at 7:30 p.m. in the Armstrong Fine Arts Auditorium. Please be seated by 7:15 p.m.
Regular general admission seating: Only $6.
Armstrong faculty/staff/students admitted free upon presentation of valid Pirate Card.
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