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Final Audio Design Heaven VII
"Final Audio Heaven VII IEM ReviewFully balanced single armature in-ear monitors Intro: Founded by Kanemori Takai in 1974, Final Audio is a diverse audio company based in Japan with a history of designing products from moving coil cartridges, turntables, amplifiers, speakers, and headphones. Their current headphone product line-up includes the Pandora Hope series (full-sized over-ears using a..." --money4me247
Plantronics BackBeat GO 2 Bluetooth Wireless Stereo Earbuds - Retail Packaging - White
" I took a leap of faith with this purchase. There were only 9 reviews on Amazon, but the avg was 4.5. I don't usually expect a lot of credence in most Amazon reviews, but people are critical of bluetooth headsets in general. I am, too. My initial testing, though by no means extensive, indicate that this BT stereo headset is a capable little item. I had a range of over 20' several..." --Judge Buff
Final Audio Design Heaven IV
"Final Audio Design is a relatively new company to the IEM scene, with them releasing their first models in 2009. They are a Japanese company, with their roots extending back to 1974 where they first made high-end MC cartridges and booster transformers. The model that I will be reviewing today is their Heaven IV, which is the second cheapest model in their Heaven IEM series, the most basic one..." --lin0003
Final Audio Design FI-BA-SS
"We wants it, we needs it. Must have the precious. They cursed us. Murderer they called us. They cursed us, and drove us away. And we wept, Precious, we wept to be so alone. And we only wish to catch fish so juicy sweet. And we forgot the taste of bread... the sound of trees... the softness of the wind. We even forgot our own name. My Precious. " --tomscy2000
Final Audio Design Muramasa VIII
"For sound quality i will rate it very good compare to my other high-end headphones like my SR009/R10/L3000/K1000/HD800/TH900 etc. But lets just be clear on this that the MURAMASA VIII is not better than the SR009 nor the R10 (bass light ver) in my opinion. However the mid and treble response and extension of the MURAMASA is where the points goes. Its silky smooth treble ..." --elton7033
Plantronics BackBeat PRO Wireless Noise Canceling Headphones
"When I decided to give them a try I had no real expectations, I did not know this brand, and I didn't like the look. I thought they would have sounded mediocre. I was very wrong! They are one of the very best sounding BT Headphones which I have tried. And I have tried almost 30, over the last months, as you can see in my thread "Huge Comparison of [almost] all the Best Bluetooth..." --Giogio
Final Audio Design Pandora Hope VI Headphones
" Introduction Final Audio Design (FAD in this review), based in Tokyo, Japan, makes some of the most exotic earphones and headphones available in the last few years. The company's story starts in 1974 but its 1st pair of earphones was released only in 2009. In late 2013 they've released their 1st pair of headphones, the Pandora Hope VI, which I'm going to look..." --ItsMeHere
Final Audio Design Adagio V
" Hi Guys, this is my second review on a new earphone, just in time that my friend is looking for a good earphone, I was recommend him to look for this Final Audio Design brand. He loves detail, clarity type of earphone, and mostly enjoys vocal, acoustic music type. And hey!! He picked a final audio adagio V!! I didn't expect this will happen, but well, i got his..." --SpringBiscuit
Final Audio Design Adagio III
"Final Audio Adagio III Quick Review Thanks to Hifiheadphones for the sample. Full review here http://www.head-fi.org/t/744122/final-audio-adagio-iii-review-by-mark2410 Brief: Oh god, oh dear god, so much bass!!!!! Price: £59. In the US they seem to vary wildly Specification: Earphone Type: Intraaural (in the ear), Driver Unit:..." --mark2410
Final Audio Design Heaven II
"Final Audio Design Heaven II – A Taste of Heaven Intro First of all, I would like to sincerely thank Yoko at Final Audio Design for sending me a review sample of the Heaven II for review. I would like to clarify that I am in no way affiliated with Final Audio Design or any of its staff, and that I am not being compensated or paid by writing this review. All..." --thatBeatsguy


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16 Just then a man came up to Jesus and asked, "Teacher, what good thing must I do to get eternal life?"
17 "Why do you ask me about what is good?" Jesus replied. "There is only One who is good. If you want to enter life, keep the commandments."
18 "Which ones?" he inquired.
Jesus replied, "'You shall not murder, you shall not commit adultery, you shall not steal, you shall not give false testimony, 19 honor your father and mother,'[c] and 'love your neighbor as yourself.'[d]"
20 "All these I have kept," the young man said. "What do I still lack?"
21 Jesus answered, "If you want to be perfect, go, sell your possessions and give to the poor, and you will have treasure in heaven. Then come, follow me."
22 When the young man heard this, he went away sad, because he had great wealth.
23 Then Jesus said to his disciples, "Truly I tell you, it is hard for someone who is rich to enter the kingdom of heaven. 24 Again I tell you, it is easier for a camel to go through the eye of a needle than for someone who is rich to enter the kingdom of God."
25 When the disciples heard this, they were greatly astonished and asked, "Who then can be saved?"
26 Jesus looked at them and said, "With man this is impossible, but with God all things are possible."

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"I enjoyed my stay.condo was clean and nice."Guest: Chong T. Date of Stay: December 2014 Review Submitted: February 28, 2015View listing
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(April 15, 2015) Effective Monday, April 20, 2015 the City of Hartford will temporarily close the portion of Trumbull Street between Main Street and Market Street. Trumbull Street will be temporarily closed from Monday, April 20, 2015 to approximately Friday, September 4, 2015. The closures are due to continued construction of the Hartford ballpark and the associated relocation and reconstruction of Trumbull Street
The portion of Windsor Street between Pleasant Street and Trumbull Street will be permanently closed. Upon permanent closure, Windsor Street will be used first as a construction staging area for the ballpark and then reconstructed as the "Windsor Walk" pedestrian and bicycle lanes as presented in the Downtown North development plans.
(March 31, 2015) Today, Mayor Pedro E. Segarra and City Treasurer Adam M. Cloud announced that the Hartford Municipal Employees' Federal Credit Union (EFCU) is expanding its membership and will open a new branch in the North End, an area with limited banking options. The National Credit Union Association has approved the Hartford Municipal EFCU's charter expansion, allowing it to accept members who live, work, worship or attend school in the Greater Hartford area. The new credit union branch, located at 2775 Main Street, has an ATM that is currently available for use. The building is scheduled to open June 1, 2015.
"I want to thank Treasurer Cloud and our partners at the credit union for bringing banking services to an area of Hartford that is underserved," said Mayor Segarra. "I look forward to visiting the new branch when it opens."
"Essential services like banking are vital to the residents of this city, especially those who have committed to stay within our city. I am pleased to have had the opportunity to partner with the credit union to ensure that banking services remain in the northeast neighborhood of Hartford," said Treasurer Cloud.
"This is a very special year for us. Not only is it the 65th anniversary of Hartford Municipal Employees' Federal Credit Union, but we are opening up a new branch and are expanding our membership," said Marco Signorello, CEO of the Hartford Municipal EFCU. "The credit union would like to thank our membership, the City of Hartford and the Connecticut Credit Union League. Without their support the new branch and expansion would not have been possible. We owe our growing success to them."
U.S. Senator Chris Murphy, who has vocally supported access to banking for North End residents, said he is "glad that the Hartford Municipal Employees' Federal Credit Union is stepping up to fill the banking gap in Hartford's North End. Everyone in Connecticut should have access to real banking services, not just check-cashing or payday lenders that can trap people in a vicious cycle of going into debt to pay off debt."
The Hartford Municipal EFCU has three locations in Hartford and one in East Hartford. The credit union currently serves 7,400 members who work for the City of Hartford, Hartford Housing Authority, Community Renewal Team, Connecticut Natural Gas, and XL Center, in addition to other select employee groups and their families.
(March 31, 2015) Today, Mayor Pedro E. Segarra, Council President Shawn T. Wooden and Councilwoman Cynthia R. Jennings announced the launch of JobsforHartford.com, a website spearheaded by the Hartford Hires Task Force to connect residents with employment in the City and to help contractors and employers comply with labor or community benefits agreements. JobsforHartford.com is currently being used to develop a database of residents who are looking for work. The database will be shared with contractors on public and private development projects in Hartford, as well as other potential employers. Residents of any profession, trade or skillset are encouraged to register on the website. They will be asked to provide a Hartford address, work experience and specialized training and to list any permits or licenses.
"This is about getting Hartford residents back to work and ensuring that they benefit from current and future development that comes to the City. This contributes to the economic health of Hartford families, the City and the state," said Mayor Segarra. "I want to thank members of the Hartford Hires Task Force, as well as Councilwoman Jennings, for their efforts in helping Hartford residents find jobs."
The Hartford Hires Task Force was established by the City Council in April of 2014, with leadership from Councilwoman Jennings, to assure that Hartford residents are given employment opportunities and to recommend programs designed to employ Hartford residents.
"Reducing unemployment in our City and creating economic opportunities for our residents are high priorities for the City Council," said Council President Wooden. "The creation of the Hartford Hires Task Force is just one of a number of initiatives we have undertaken to accomplish these goals."
"When Hartford residents work, they buy cars and homes in Hartford, and they pay property taxes that go directly towards paying for services that the City provides to our residents and businesses," said Councilwoman Jennings. "Instead of depending on assistance from the city and state, working residents contribute toward paying for City services. The state benefits even more from working Hartford residents in the form of income taxes. This means lower taxes for all Connecticut residents. Putting Hartford residents to work is good for Hartford and it is good for Connecticut. "
Hilton Hartford Hotel, which strives to hire over 50 percent of Hartford residents under a first source hiring agreement with the City, would benefit from access to the JobsforHartford.com database, said Deb Kapchus, director of human resources at Hilton Hartford.
"This would be a great benefit to me when I source people for open positions. The Hilton is proud of its long tradition of offering jobs to the citizens of Hartford and I look forward to working with the City as it develops this great resource," Kapchus said.
(March 23, 2015) Mayor Pedro E. Segarra announced that the City of Hartford will join more than 180 cities across the nation, including five other Connecticut municipalities, in a challenge by U.S. Transportation Secretary Anthony Foxx to make their streets safer and more convenient for pedestrians and bicyclists over the next year. The "Safer People, Safer Streets" challenge commits mayors and elected officials to improve walking and biking safety through several methods, including identifying barriers, tracking biking and walking trends, incorporating biking and walking facilities in long term transportation projects and strengthening safety laws and regulations.
"Ensuring our community has access to safer streets and trails for biking and walking is a must. This encourages a healthy lifestyle and promotes a cleaner environment. Whether someone is unable to drive due to a disability or chooses to commute to work on a bicycle, our City should provide safe places for them to get around," said Mayor Segarra. "With the community's help, this should be a success. I look forward to hearing feedback."
Joshua LaPorte, a member of Transport Hartford, a community group focused on improving bicycling, walking and public transportation infrastructure in the City, said "In every Hartford neighborhood there are countless residents who do not drive, and they deserve safe and convenient transportation options throughout the year."
"Transport Hartford looks forward to collaborating to plan and effect improvements to the city's infrastructure. We believe it is vitally important to fully implement high-impact, low-cost projects such as the bike route component of the parks master plan. We also count on enhanced coordination of street construction to minimize safety issues for pedestrians and cyclists," said LaPorte.
Mayor Segarra stressed the health benefits of promoting bicycling and walking in the City. A study conducted in 2012 by the University of Connecticut's Center for Public Health and Health Policy found that 37% of preschool children in Hartford were overweight or obese, over half of which were classified as obese. The prevalence of childhood obesity among preschoolers was twice as high as the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recommended guidelines. Also, it is estimated that about 20% of Hartford adults had asthma. According to the Department of Public Health Asthma Surveillance Report in 2012, the City had the highest rate of emergency room visits and the second highest hospitalization rate due to asthma in Connecticut.
"Safer People, Safer Streets" also aims to reverse a rise in pedestrian and bicyclist fatalities. Data from U.S. Department of Transportation show that pedestrian and bicycle injuries and fatalities have increased since 2009. In a recent study conducted by the Capitol Region Council of Governments (CRCOG), between 1995 and 2010, bicyclist and pedestrian crashes represented less than three percent of all crashes; however, these crashes represented more than 17 percent of all traffic fatalities.
The challenge kicks off this month and the City will spend the next year identifying and implementing safety measures.


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Stress, Bipolar Disorder, and Mental Health
Mood Swings and Bipolar Disorder
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The mood swings of bipolar disorder can be profoundly destructive. Depression can make you isolate yourself from your friends and loved ones. You may find it impossible to get out of bed, let alone keep your job. During manic periods, you may be reckless and volatile.
Picking up the pieces after a mood episode can be hard. The people you need most -- especially your friends and family -- may be angry with you or reluctant to help.
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The best way to avoid these mood episodes is to get treatment for bipolar disorder. But unfortunately, periods of hypomania, mania, or depression aren't completely preventable. Even people who always take their medication and are careful with their health can still have mood swings from time to time.
That's why it's important to catch changes in your mood, energy levels, and sleeping patterns before they develop into something serious.
Mood Swing Triggers in Bipolar Disorder
At first, mood swings may take you by surprise if you have bipolar disorder. But over time, you might start to see patterns or signs that you're entering a period of mania or depression. Aside from a shift in your mood, look for changes in your:
Mood episodes in bipolar disorder often occur spontaneously, for no particular reasons. Sometimes, however, you may discover particular "triggers" -- situations or events that can provoke a period of mania or depression, such as sleep deprivation, changing seasons, or crossing multiple time zones when traveling. Some people find they're more likely to become depressed or manic during stressful times at work or during holidays. Many people see seasonal patterns to their mood changes. Of course, not everyone can identify triggers. Also, some triggers can't be anticipated or avoided, like a serious illness or a traumatic event.
One good way to see patterns or triggers in your bipolar disorder is to keep a journal. Make note of big events, stresses, your medication dosage, and the amount of sleep you're getting. Over time, you might see some patterns emerge.
If you can recognize triggers for periods of mania or depression, you can prepare for times when you might be most vulnerable. Ask for more help from co-workers. Have your family and friends check in more often so you get extra support.
If you see the signs of potential trouble, get help. Don't wait for the mood episode to pass on its own. With quick intervention, you might be able to stop a very minor mood swing from becoming a serious problem.


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The safest, most effective way to recover from most injuries is to use the body's natural healing process. However, simply letting your body heal on its own can take months, and leaves you vulnerable to re-injury. You can accelerate this process however by improving your blood flow, which will drasticly reduce the treatment time and risk of re-injury.
Many people perform physical activity to try and increase their circulation. However, this can be very dangerous as it opens you up to chronic re-injury. In order to recover, you need to be both at rest and increasing blood flow.
The best way to improve circulation while keeping you safe from re-injury is to use a Blood Flow Stimulation Therapy(BFST®) device. These devices are worn like wraps about the injured body part, and use EMR technology to increase circulation even at rest. BFST® wraps are able to reduce overall recovery time, enabling you to heal from your injury faster and more effeciently.
Benefits of using BFST®
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You are injured when the tissue in your body is damaged. Your body has the ability to heal itself, and if given time will fix the wound on its own. The body requires rest and cannot be stressed while it is in the process of recovery. However, most people do not have the time in their busy schedules to rest and let themselves heal for long periods of time.
The solution to this problem is to increase the flow of blood to the injured area. Blood carries essential nutrients and oxygen to tissue that gives it the energy to repair damage. By improving circulation, you can bring more mending power to the injured area, decreasing the total treatment time.
Normally to increase your blood flow you need to exercise or other physical activity regularly. For someone who has been recently injured, though, this is dangerous! Re-injury is a very real problem, and if you re-injure yourself you are sent back to where you started.
Using a BFST®, however, has no risk of re-injury compared to physical activity and exercises. BFST® can be used as a safe, effective means of improving circulation, with no effort required. You can stay completely at rest while using the wrap.→ Click here for more information on Blood Flow Stimulation Therapy
A heating pad is a consumer grade product that doesn't have to go through any FDA testing to be sold. The purpose of a heating pad is to warm up parts of the body in order to manage pain. Localized application of heat causes the blood vessels in that area to dialate, bringing the blood to the surface of the skin. In some cases the pain will dissipate but will most often return once the heat is removed. This does nothing to help heal an injury, it only makes the skin warm to the touch.
BFST wraps will always remain cool to the touch, but the feeling under the wrap is quite different. The blood flow is being accelerated under the dermal and fat layers of the body causing a feeling of warmth under the skin. This is a good sign, because the more warmth you feel under the surface of the skin the faster your healing times will be. BFST treatments will help create healthy blood flow deep below the skin where the injury is located. This creates an ideal environment for healing. Something that a heating pad is just incapable of doing.
The more frequently you use the BFST the less heat you will feel. This is a good thing! It doesn't mean that the rate of healing is slowing down or that the wrap is no longer working, but rather your body is getting used to having an increased amount of blood flow on a more regular basis. Meaning that the healing process will have no option but to accelerate as well.
When trying the BFST for the first time most people have an idea of what it's supposed to feel like throughout the course of their treatment. BFST treatments are very pleasant and relaxing. No vibrating, shocking, pain or discomfort is going to be felt throughout the course of the treatment.
As it has already been mentioned, the BFST is not designed to produce a lot of surface heat. This is because it's not a heating pad and the treatments are designed to heal your injury. You may feel a very slight warming sensation and possibly some tingling. The tingling (if it is felt at all) is only a response to increased blood flow, and should never be associated with a TENS machine. The technology of a TENS machine is very different, and was designed to have a different purpose than the BFST does. The more BFST treatments that you do, the less warmth you will feel. This doesn't mean that the BFST is less effective, it means that the circulation in the injured area is improving.
Each BFST® is enclosed in a soft Neoprene wrap, designed for a comfortable treatment experience. During treatments, the BFST® has a feeling of warmth; a feeling many enjoy while at the same time treating their injury in the best way possible. The shape of the wrap is far from generic; each wrap is crafted with a specific body part in mind for the best fit possible. The flexible design of BFST® wraps allows you to move the treatment area and not be inhibited by the wrap, so the things you want to do don't have to be put on hold during treatment.
The concept is easy to grasp when you think of their products like a heating pad. But, it's so much more! Heating pads will stimulate blood flow at the surface layer of the skin, which will provide relief but not increase blood flow by the area where the injury has occured. Whereas the the BFST will target blood flow below the skin and fat layer, moving the blood flow where it's needed.
While some people may feel a warm sensation using the wrap, BFST® is not a heating pad, but something much better. Blood Flow Stimulation Therapy medical devices emit penetrating stimulating energy into your injured tissue. The energy reaches deep under the skin to stimulate bloodflow at the source instead of just the surface like hot pads do. BFST® medical devices provide the superior healing power of Energy Web® technology, without getting hot like heating pads do.
→ Click here for more information on Blood Flow Stimulation Therapy
The King Brand forum is a great place to research specific ailments and to figure out whether or not the BFST and ColdCure products can help. Their treatment advisors are constantly posting on forums to help educate people on how to heal their injuries. If you can't find the answer you're looking for, then feel free to take part in their forum by registering.
Just below, is a prime example of the quality customer service that King Brand provides on a daily basis. This is the perfect online community that will help educate, heal and get you back on your feet in no time.→ Click here for the the full King Brand® Forum Experience
Hi guys can i just use ice for the cold cure.. my knee is not inflamed at all.. i measure it everyday and compare it with the left one. Im just trying to cut down on some expense if i do order it soon. :'(
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Hi KoCrm.
Yes you can use any form of cold therapy, but make sure to follow the same instructions:
1. You should never use any cold pack directly on the skin if it has been stored in a freezer or is below the freezing temperature of water. Serious injury can result if you use freezer temperature cold packs of ANY type directly on your skin.
2. If cold therapy becomes uncomfortable, remove the wrap for a few minutes, then re-apply.
3. Rest during your treatment, if possible, to maximize RCCE? - Rest, Cold Compression, and Elevation for optimal treatment. After your treatment is over (ideally 15-20 minutes, 10 minutes in areas with limited fat or muscle), remove the wrap.
Wish you all the best!
Kind regards,
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Thanks Amber.. i am beginning PT tmrow... ill let you know about ordering.. apparently my PT said that a meniscus once torn cannot heal.. Who do i believe ?.. grrrr gawddd everything is soooo confusing.. :(
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I know KoCrm it can be confusing, especially with the amount of information out there. The main thing to remember is that the meniscus is living tissue, and therefore must get some blood flow. It is true however, that the meniscus gets very little blood flow. This is why knee injuries tend to take the longest to heal. Our BFST simply speeds up this process. It promotes more blood blow to the area which means more nutrients and more oxygen to help it heal at an accelerated rate.
Good luck with your PT. Remember to ice it after each session.
Kind regards,
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Hi Amber.. 8) im hanging in there.. but my leg feels stiff. I was told that the tear is on the posterior horn which is in the back side medial side... and its a 12 mm tear. What are my chandes of this tear to heal.. plus they told me some blunting on the medial joint line. Im so depressed right now. :-\ :-X :-[ :'( :(→ Click here to enter the King Brand® Forum