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Quote:That is why I mentioned doing another 2+4 or even just a 2 star so it can re-model. Isn't that right?
My gear: --Celestron 8EdgeHD & 11EdgeHD | 80mm F/6 Triplet | Modified Canon T1i | QSI683WSG-8 | Celestron AVX mount | iOptron CEM60 mount | iOptron ZEQ25 mount --- My skies:
Celestron AVX, NexStar SE
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Cannon T2i F-S Modded (by Gary Honis) CLS-CCD clip-in filter http://www.astrobin.com/users/foste1cc/
Quote:Hey everyone, I'm pretty new here and just getting into AP. This is going to be my first equatorial mount. I'm making my purchase tonight! I have an 8SE as my OTA and a Canon T2i as my camera. Although the celestron website says the weight for this scope is 24lbs, they must be including the mount weight too. I believe it's around 12lbs with the OTA by itself. So my question is if I'm going to need to buy an extra counterweight to add on to the bar with my OTA and camera. I'm going to be adding on the Orion autoguiding package as well when i get the money. So would the stock weight be OK for this setup? or will i need to order an extra weight? i'd like to order it all at once, because i'm going to be way too excited to try it out and would hate to have to wait for the counterweight to come in before i could try it all out properly. Thanks in advanced guys! -CarlPS - this site is crazy addicting!! I'm getting half the sleep i used to get ever since i became a member a few weeks ago!
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Quote:I'm not sure if this has already been covered or not on this thread, but does the VX counterweight bar take weights from the CG-5 or the CGEM? just don't want to order the wrong weights..
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Quote:This is my story. In October of 2011 Meade announced the LX-80. It looked great and I ordered one. I then waited over a year and finally canceled the order and bought a CGEM. The CGEM is an outstanding mount. Unfortunately I have a back problem and the CGEM was just to heavy for me. I was expecting Celestron to replace the CG-5/AS, but who knew when it would actually happen. When I saw the first ad I immediately went to astronomics.com and was shocked, I mean SHOCKED to find they were in stock. I placed my order. Three days later FedEx brought it to me. I set it up and wow, it looks great. I mounted my favorite C8 (vintage 1992) and ran the motors a little. Much quieter than the CG-5. Design-wise I love the layout. It looks and sounds solid. I'm looking forward to a clear night with reasonable temps. It will be exciting to see how it performs. Right now, a big smile crosses my face when I walk past the patio door and see it. It really is a cool looking mount. Thanks Celestron. You were reading my mind when you designed the VX.DougClark, CO (2510 meters ASL in the northwestern Rockies)
Quote:I am thinking of getting an AVX soon for AP (80mmED APO). Any thoughts or experiences with following:a. Accuracy, Un-guided?b. How smooth the DEC axis is when autoguiding?c. Is gear/worm backlash adjustable ? (see the picture from the link, http://imgur.com/a/Us1aA/noscript , It does looks like it is. Worm is not visible though)e. How accurate is GOTO? Stays dead on for few hours??Anymore AP done by those who already own it. If you guys could post some images with details, it would be great. Thank you.
Clear Skies! Mike ------------- My Site
Quote:I am thinking of getting an AVX soon for AP (80mmED APO). Any thoughts or experiences with following:a. Accuracy, Un-guided?b. How smooth the DEC axis is when autoguiding?c. Is gear/worm backlash adjustable ? (see the picture from the link, http://imgur.com/a/Us1aA/noscript , It does looks like it is. Worm is not visible though)d. How accurate is GOTO? Stays dead on for few hours??Anymore AP done by those who already own it. If you guys could post some images with details, it would be great. Thank you.
Uncle Rod Uncle Rod's Astroblog: http://uncle-rods.blogspot.com/
Quote:Thanks. which cameras would be best suited as dedicated autoguiders to AVXCelestron NexGuide Autoguider (CEL-937133)Orion StarShoot 3MP Planetary Imager & AutoGuider (ORI-52094)Orion Magnificent Mini QHYCCD QHY5-IIAnymore autoguiders?
Quote:...... D. Bang on. As good or better than my NexStar 11 GPS. By "stays" do you mean go-to accuracy doesn't degrade as the evening wears on, or are you talking about tracking? Go-to has never degraded over the course of the night.
Paul B. Jones http://www.astrobin.com/users/bunyon/
Quote:I meant GOTo spot on and tracking for few hours.
-Jarrod- Ahwahnee Hills Observatory 10" AT10rccf OTA Mounted on a Hypertuned Losmandy G11 Camera: Canon T4i http://www.astrobin.com/users/powerstroke01/
Quote:Is a pdf manual for the mount available? I can't find it on Celestron's website...E.
Mike Kofski
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Deforked 1979 Orange C8, WO 66mm APO, 80mm f/7 refractor, Sears 60mm refractor, 80mm Orion short tube
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Quote:Quote:I meant GOTo spot on and tracking for few hours. Tracking quality is dependent on your polar alignment's quality.
Quote:Quote:Is a pdf manual for the mount available? I can't find it on Celestron's website...E. Try: http://www.celestron.com/c3/support3/index.php?dload=Download&_m=download...
Quote:And your balance with these lower end mounts.
Quote:Quote:And your balance with these lower end mounts. Well, sort of. Balance if very important when imaging, but really doesn't much affect visual use.


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Dec 17, 2012, 02:39 PM | #1 |
My 2012 27-inch iMac has image retention
I finally got my 27-inch iMac today and the first two things I decided to do were install Guild Wars 2 and copy data from my external drive. I minimized the GW2 installer and noticed that I could still see it on the desktop. I moved the copy status out of the way and could still see it as well.
Is anyone else having this problem? I don't want to go through what others have with the Retina MBP. I believe all of the iMacs are using LG panels, so I'm not sure if it is worth exchanging over. ---------- After typing this post, I closed the forum window. You don't even want to know what it looks like. Ugh! Last edited by Lava Lamp Freak; Dec 17, 2012 at 03:14 PM. Reason: changed tags on oversized image from IMG to TIMG |
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Dec 17, 2012, 02:40 PM | #2 |
Here's my thinking...
1. Right now these machines are impossible to get. 2. The problem may go away on its own as the panel wears in. 3. You have a warranty for 1 year. So what I would do? Run it as is for now and see if it improves. If not, schedule a repair w/ Apple. I also highly recommend AppleCare on iMacs, as the LCD panels are prone to issues over time. (You can get AppleCare any time within the first year) |
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Dec 17, 2012, 02:54 PM | #3 |
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Dec 17, 2012, 02:58 PM | #4 |
At least it isn't screen burn !
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Dec 17, 2012, 03:01 PM | #5 |
think of it as a flavor saver.
Maybe they are employing that iPad trick of saving the screen off so the next time you need it "it just pops"
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Dec 17, 2012, 03:16 PM | #6 |
It's a 27-inch. I don't have any other issues with it, but this one is annoying. My last few iMacs have not had this problem. I believe the last screen that I had this happen on was a 23-inch Cinema Display.
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Dec 17, 2012, 03:31 PM | #7 |
How about backlight bleeding?
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Dec 17, 2012, 03:33 PM | #8 |
I see the IPS glow that all IPS displays have, but there is no backlight bleeding. It looks perfect to me.
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Dec 17, 2012, 03:51 PM | #9 |
Is the image retention more visible on a dark gray background? I find it very odd that the iMac would pronounce this defect since last year's models didn't. Is it possible the display technology is different this time around? I'm very worried about going through this issue again after experiencing multiple returns/exchanges for my rMBP. I'm just gonna hope there were three manufacturers (or more) for these displays, LG, Japan Display, and Sharp. Between these I would prefer Sharp if anything, LG no doubt produces amazing color accuracy, but I just can't accept image retention worsening over time and conflicting with my animation projects.
I will be receiving my iMac in a few hours and I'll check this and other common screen defects to update you guys.
iMac 27" 3.4Ghz, GTX 680MX, 1TB FD, 32GB RAM | rMBP 2.6Ghz/16GB RAM/256GB | 16GB iPhone 5 White | 16GB iPad 3rd Gen White | Time Capsule 2TB | Apple TV 3 |
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Dec 17, 2012, 03:51 PM | #10 |
I turned the brightness down one notch -- it was at max earlier -- and it doesn't appear to be retaining an image now. I run at maximum brightness on the 21.5-inch I sold, but this 27 at max seems much brighter.
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Dec 17, 2012, 04:19 PM | #11 |
My MBPr had this issue.
I purchase a MBPr the first day it came out. The first thing I did when it was delivered... check to see which screen it had Samsung or LG. I was hit with the LG, which seemed to work pretty good for a couple months. Then I noticed little white dots, which started growing after that I started also noticing IR. I took it to Apple and they immediately said their was a problem. Had my machine over night to replace the screen. As, soon as I got it back, I check to see what screen they replaced it with They blessed it with the Samsung. I'd have to say that the Samsung screen seems MUCH CLEANER. I'm waiting for my 27 inch to show up. I hope they get some of the bugs fixed before it arrives.
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Dec 17, 2012, 04:29 PM | #12 |
my 15 inch retina macbook has ir. it has an lg screen. i read in the ipad forums users with ir on the 4th gen iPad.
its disappointing to hear that the imac a non retina display has ir. |
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Dec 17, 2012, 04:46 PM | #13 |
It is still doing it, but it takes longer for it to retain the image. It seems as if lowering the brightness buys a little time before it sticks.
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Dec 17, 2012, 07:22 PM | #14 |
Anyone know how to check the manufacturer the screen?
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Dec 17, 2012, 08:55 PM | #15 |
I'd send it back. These cost to much money to settle for screen issues.
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Dec 17, 2012, 09:10 PM | #16 |
This will only get WORSE do not accept this
2010 Macbook Pro i5 2.4GHz 8GB ram 256 SSD iPhone 4 Black 32GB iPad 2 32GB Black Soon to buy 2012 27" iMac |
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Dec 17, 2012, 10:50 PM | #17 |
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Dec 18, 2012, 07:39 PM | #18 |
My brand new BTO 27" is doing this too.
Not sure what to do. I was transferring some files and left the window open for about 20 minutes. I then opened photoshop for the first time and the gray background made it immediately clear that there image burn was present. Also, parts of chrome browser are appearing as burn after only 5-10 minutes. I am 2 hours from an apple store, and new BTOs are a month out, how do I deal with a return, etc? Is that what I should do? |
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Dec 18, 2012, 08:03 PM | #19 |
Sorry to hear. Was this an issue with the 2011 models? Call Apple and see what they say, perhaps they can allow you to keep this one until the replacement comes in?
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Dec 18, 2012, 09:53 PM | #20 | |
my 2008 iMac also had screen retention almost from the start. Add to that, backlight bleeding and yellow tinting issues (I have a spyder 3 and i can't get rid of the yellow tint completely). It didn't improve over time, for the price paid, I suggest you return it. I always had regrets about keeping mine. |
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Dec 18, 2012, 10:02 PM | #21 |
I say call Apple about this issue. It may be that the display still hasn't "dried" but I wouldn't expect it to be this bad.
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Dec 18, 2012, 10:09 PM | #22 |
I am seeing this too! Included demo video
Video demo:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_98a8nzzF4s it isn't the best video, but you can def. see the 'retention' - I was going to call it "burn in" and open a thread, but just saw this one. It seems to fade, but this is pretty dang obvious - even my 14 year old daughter can see it on the screen! I'm hoping this isn't a big problem with these new screens I just got this dang computer loaded! I don't want to have to ship it back. |
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Dec 18, 2012, 10:15 PM | #24 |
Take the video again and this time turn the phone landscape.
Vertical Videos - not even once. |
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Run Free
Some new twists on trail runningA few years ago I was running on Mount Pirongia in New Zealand with my friends Robbie Walsh and James Cook, when Robbie suddenly sprinted up a tree and did a back-flip. He landed awkwardly and fell over, rolled up with a huge dopey grin on his face, exclaimed, "Cool!" then sprinted toward a large rock outcropping 20 meters off trail.
"What are you doing?!" I yelled.
"I'm going to jump off this rock!" he replied, just before kicking off a tree and propelling himself up the rock face.
Robbie Walsh practices the emerging art of free running at Brighton Beach Duluth, Minnesota. Photo by Dave Costello.
This article appeared in our February 2009 issue.
I looked over at James, hoping that he might know why Robbie had apparently gone off the deep end, literally. But he just shrugged his shoulders, ran into the forest and spun a 360 off a log.
At the time I had no idea that Robbie and James were avid "free runners." I thought they were just crazy.
"People have been skipping and jumping since the Stone Age," explains Walsh, 25, of Duluth, Minnesota. "Children do it without being taught how. It is just human nature to run around in the woods and play. And that's essentially what free running is."
Urban Roots
The term "free running" was coined in the 1980s by the Frenchman and free-running pioneer, Sébastien Foucan. The strangely ambiguous and open-ended term refers to a style of running that places an emphasis on aesthetics and a runner's complete freedom of movement.
"Free running is more of a mindset than an activity," says Cook, 23, also of Duluth, Minnesota. It incorporates a variety of movements such as flips, jumps, rolls and spins, as well as any number of other acrobatic moves to break up the regulated patterns of running.
Free running has its roots in the city, but runners like Walsh and Cook have taken the urban gymnastic moves to the trails.
"I started trail free running when I finally got fed up seeing cool features I wanted to hit on my bike and snowboard, so I just started using them on runs," says Walsh. "You'll run a trail a hundred times and as your skills grow, you start seeing new features and new possibilities."
At first, free running seemed strange, almost childish, but I had so much fun the first time I tried it that I now devote at least one run a week to it. My only goal is to keep moving and have fun. On these runs, I usually never go farther than three miles, but they have not only helped my trail running through increasing my stamina, coordination and flexibility, but also my climbing, whitewater kayaking and snowboarding skills.
"It's the best cross training out there," says Walsh. "It improves your body awareness like nothing else, and all you need is a good pair of shoes and a good imagination."
Start Small
I started free running by trying to follow Walsh and Cook, a couple of experienced and particularly daring free runners. I wouldn't recommend staring this way.
Begin by adding an occasional simple "trick." A high skip off a rock or a few well-timed tree stalls can transform the normal point-A-to-point-B run into a more physically demanding and adventuresome experience.
As you become more comfortable interacting with trail features, you can start taking more calculated risks.
Dave Costello, 21, is a writer and photographer living in Duluth, Minnesota.


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Defend Against Double-Dipping at Your Super Bowl Party
Despite FDA Warning, Sports Supplements Still Available Online: Study
Despite More 'Healthy' Options, Little Change in Fast-Food Calorie Counts
Diabetes Patients Should Have More Voice in Treatment: Experts
Diabetes Prevention: Start Small, Experts Say
Diabetes Rates Higher in Countries Using Lots of High Fructose Corn Syrup: Study
Dialysis Catheters Tied to Higher Risk for Infection, Death, Study Finds
Did Schooling Method Spread Mumps in Orthodox Jewish Communities?
Diet Drinks As Mixers May Make for More Potent Cocktails
Diet Drinks Tied to Depression Risk in Older Adults: Study
Diet, Exercise May Boost 'Good' Cholesterol, Study Suggests
Diet, Weight Loss Ease Menopause Symptoms: Study
Diet/Exercise Combo Best, 'Biggest Loser' Study Says
Diets High in Fructose May Harm Liver in Some, Scientists Warn
Differences Seen in Lung Microbes of Cystic Fibrosis Patients
Diners Eat Less When Restaurant Has Soft Lighting, Music
Dirty Pacifiers May Make Infants Sick: Study
DNA 'Telomere' Length Tied to Aging, Death Risk
Do TV Liquor Ads Drive Kids to Drink?
Docs' 'Cultural Competence' May Boost HIV Care
Docs Make Push to Lower Kids' Pain, Stress in ER
Doctor Explains Why Flu a Greater Threat to Seniors
Doctor Offers Hunting Safety Tips
Doctors' Intuition May Be Key to Spotting Infections in Kids
Doctors Often Miss Signs of Problem Drinking in Patients, Study Finds
Doctors Should Screen Adults for Alcohol Misuse, U.S. Panel Says
Doctors Spar Over Cholesterol Screening in Kids
Doctors Warn About High Levels of Caffeine in Some Energy Drinks
Does Black Tea Reduce Diabetes Risk?
Does Eating Fish During Infancy Cut Asthma Risk?
Dog Treats Can Pack on the Pounds, Vets Say
Don't Overlook Eating Issues Tied to Autism, Study Warns
Don't Swallow Your Emotions
Don't Take Shortcuts When Caring for Contact Lenses: Expert
Don't Turn to Holiday Food as a Way to Deal With Stress: Expert
Doubling Up on Cold, Flu Remedies May Harm Liver
Drinking Can Derail Women's Efforts to Quit Smoking
Drinking Iced Tea Raises Kidney Stone Risk: Study
Drinking Imbalance Could Put Marriage on the Rocks
Drinking, Driving Drops by Half Among Teens: CDC
Drive-Through Flu Shot a Safe Bet: Study
Drug May Help Women Who Quit Smoking Avoid Weight Gain
Drug, Alcohol Abuse More Likely Among High School Dropouts
Early Exposure to Gluten May Help Babies Avoid Celiac Risk: Study
Early Humans Commonly Consumed Meat, Researchers Say
Early Menstruation Tied to Factors That Raise Heart Disease Risk
Eat Too Much While Watching TV? Try Taking Smaller Bites
Eating Meat May Raise Breast Cancer Risk in Whites: Study
Eating More Fruits, Veggies May Help Kidney Patients
Eating More Meals Linked to Less Student Overweight
Eating Raw Clams: Is It Risky?
Electrolyte Problem Raises Post-Op Death Risk: Study
Electronic Health Records Aid Diabetes Control
Emerging SARS-Like Virus Well-Suited to Attack Humans: Study
Energy Drinks Disrupting U.S. Soldiers' Sleep: CDC
Energy Drinks Pose Risks to Teens, Study Finds
Environmental 'Gene-Swapping' May Play Part in Antibiotic Resistance
Epilepsy Drug Shows Promise as Weight-Loss Aid, Study Says
ER Admissions Over Holidays Linked to Higher Death Rates
ER Study Shows Drop in Deaths After Trauma Injury
ER Visits Linked to ADHD Meds Up Sharply
ER Visits Linked to Energy Drinks Double: Report
Even 'High-Normal' Blood Sugar Tied to Brain Shrinkage
Excess Pounds Raise Risk of Breast Cancer Recurrence, Death: Study
Exercise and Weight Loss Give Brain a Boost, Study Finds
Exercise Programs for Kids Seem to Have Little Impact: Study
Exercise, Meditation Can Beat Back Cold, Flu, Study Finds
Experimental Dengue Vaccine Shows Some Success
Experimental Vaccine Might Help Women Already Infected With HPV
Explorers on Ill-Fated 1910 Polar Expedition Died of Starvation
'Exposure Therapy' May Be Option for Kids' Egg, Milk Allergies
Ex-President George H.W. Bush Remains Hospitalized
Extra Pounds Linked to Rheumatoid Arthritis Risk in Women
Extra Steps Urged to Cut Alcohol, Drug Use in Military: Report
Eyes May Possess Infection-Killing Power: Study
Family Meals Encourage Kids to Eat More Veggies, Fruit: Study
Fast Food Makes Up 11 Percent of Calories in U.S. Diet: CDC
Fast Food Tied to Asthma, Eczema and Hay Fever in Kids
Fast-Food Breakfast Sandwiches May Slow Down Blood Flow: Study
Fat Stats: 30% of Adults in 12 States Now Obese
FDA Agents Visit Mass. Company Linked to Meningitis Outbreak
FDA Approves 2nd New Weight-Loss Drug
FDA Approves Flu Vaccine for Coming Season
FDA Approves New Once-a-Day HIV Pill
FDA Approves New Type of Flu Vaccine
FDA Cites Possible Source of Cantaloupe-Salmonella Outbreak
FDA Issues Warning for Nature's Deli Chicken Jerky Dog Treats
FDA Proposes New Rules to Strengthen Food Safety
FDA Should Work to Cut Sugar Levels in Sodas, Experts Say
FDA Warns Against Use of Diarrhea Drug From El Salvador
FDA, States Weigh Pharmacy Regulation in Wake of Meningitis Outbreak
FDA: More Tainted Products at Firm Tied to Meningitis Outbreak
Fecal 'Transplant' to Cure Gut Infection?
Feces-Linked Bacteria Found at Lake Erie Beaches
Fetal Deaths Up Among Unvaccinated Moms in H1N1 Pandemic: Study
Fewer U.S. Patients Getting Weight Counseling From Doctors
Fiesta Shrimp
First Drug Approved to Lower Risk of Acquiring HIV
First Over-the-Counter HIV Test Approved
First-Ever Guidelines Issued for Treating Type 2 Diabetes in Kids
Fish Like Grouper, Barracuda May Pose Food-Poisoning Risk
Fish Oil Supplements Won't Prevent Irregular Heart Beat: Study
Fish Oil Won't Prevent Irregular Heartbeat After Cardiac Surgery: Study
Fish, But Not Fish Oil Supplements, May Shield Against Stroke
Fitter Kids May Make Better Grades: Study
Flesh-Eating Fungal Infection Can Follow Natural Disasters, Study Finds
Florentine-Swiss Omelet for One
Flu Cases From County Fair Traced to Pigs
Flu Cases Rise Across U.S., Severe Season Feared
Flu Drug Tamiflu OK for Babies Under 1: FDA
Flu Levels Continue to Fall, CDC Says
Flu Levels Starting to Fall, CDC Says
Flu Quiz
Flu Season Arrives Early and It Could Be Severe: CDC
Flu Season's Approaching So Roll Up Your Sleeve
Flu Season's Vaccine Approved
Flu Shot May Not Work as Well for Seniors
Flu Still at Epidemic Levels: CDC
Flu Still Widespread but Easing in Some States: CDC
Flu Tightens Its Grip on U.S.
Flu Vaccine Fell Short for Seniors This Season: CDC
Flu Vaccine May Protect Your Heart
Flu Widespread in 47 States, Vaccine 'Moderately' Effective: CDC
Flublok Approved to Prevent Seasonal Flu
Folic Acid for a Healthy Baby
Folic Acid in Pregnancy May Lower Autism Risk
Folic Acid Supplements Don't Affect Cancer Risk, Review Finds
Follow-Up Lacking for Babies After Hepatitis B Vaccination: CDC
Food Safety Tips For a Worry-Free Tailgating Party
Food-Assistance Program Sees $2 Billion Spent on Sweet Drinks: Study
Foot Ulcers Tied to Increased Death Risk for People With Diabetes
For Hospitals, Lowered Death Rates May Not Mean More Readmissions
For Kids, Eating Out = More Calories
For Mild Asthma, Daily Steroids May Not Be Needed, Study Says
For One Woman, HPV Vaccine Was a 'No-Brainer'
For People With Lung Disease, Colds Are Worse With School Kids Around
For Restaurants, Healthier Menus May Mean Healthier Bottom Line
Forget Flu Shot Myths, Protect Yourself This Season
Former President George H.W. Bush Hospitalized With Bronchitis
Former President George H.W. Bush to Stay in Hospital Through Weekend
Fraudulent Data May Have Led to Use of Risky Treatment in ICUs
Fresh Blood as Good as Older Blood for Preemie Transfusions: Study
Fresh Cranberry Applesauce
Fresh Lemon Broccoli Pesto-Style Sauce
Fresh Tomato Sauce
Fried Foods May Boost Prostate Cancer Risk, Study Says
Fruit Flies Use Detection System to Avoid Spoiled Food
Fulyzaq Approved for Diarrhea in People With HIV/AIDS
Funding Meals on Wheels Keeps Seniors Independent: Study
Fungal Meningitis Outbreak Toll Now 28 Dead, 363 Sickened
Gaps in Care Found for Sickle Cell Disease Patients
Garlic Walnut Sauce
Garlic Whipped Potatoes
Gay, Lesbian, and Transgender Health Issues
Gene Boosts Tomato's Color, But May Make It Less Tasty
Gene Ups Pancreatitis Risk in Men Who Drink Heavily
Gene-Tweaked Tomatoes, Probiotics Aim to Lower Your Cholesterol
Germ in Cat Feces May Affect Human Brain, Behavior: Study
GI Bleeding Deaths Drop in U.S., Study Finds
Gingered Rice Pudding
Girls' Peers, Not Media, May Exert Most Pressure to Be Thin
Go Swiss with Rosti
Gonorrhea Resistant to All But One Antibiotic: CDC
Got Nobel? Milk-Guzzling Countries Win More of the Esteemed Prizes
Got the Flu? Rest First, Exercise Later, Experts Say
'Greenish-Black' Contaminant in Vials of Steroid Behind Meningitis Outbreak: FDA
Grilled Salmon Steaks
Group Programs for Weight Loss May Work Best
Gut Bacteria Often Similar in Humans, Chimps: Study
Gut Microbes Might Reflect Health, Diet of Older Adults
H1N1 Flu Vaccine Safe for Expectant Moms, Offspring: Study
Hair Concerns May Discourage Exercise for Some Black Women
Half of Heart Patients Make Mistakes With Their Meds: Study
Halloween Means Gobbling Candy
Halloween Warning: Decorative Contact Lenses May Damage Your Eyes
Hand Washing
Hantavirus Quiz
Harvest Season Can Be Hazardous for Farmers
Having a Blast on the Fourth? Keep Fido Safe
Health Issues Add to Risk of Vitamin D Deficiency, Study Says
Health Officials Tracking Salmonella Outbreak Linked to Pet Turtles
Health Risks Will Rise in Sandy's Wake, Experts Warn
Health Tip: Eat a Nutritious Breakfast
Health Tip: Help Protect Kids from Flu
Health Tip: A Dirty Sponge Spreads Germs
Health Tip: All Fats Aren't Bad
Health Tip: Antibiotic Resistance Is Dangerous
Health Tip: At Risk for High Cholesterol?
Health Tip: Avoid Food Poisoning
Health Tip: Avoid the Same Old Grain
Health Tip: Balance Holiday Buffets With More Exercise
Health Tip: Calming a Fussy Baby
Health Tip: Choosing Healthy Frozen Produce
Health Tip: Clean Your Fruits and Veggies
Health Tip: Coping With the Flu
Health Tip: Curb Late-Night Snacking
Health Tip: Defrost Meat Properly
Health Tip: Dine on Seafood
Health Tip: Don't Combine Medication and Alcohol
Health Tip: Don't Eat Raw Cookie Dough
Health Tip: Don't Neglect Warning Signs of Lung Disease
Health Tip: Don't Overfeed Your Toddler
Health Tip: Eat Enough Legumes
Health Tip: Eat Healthier During the Holidays
Health Tip: Eat More Fruits and Veggies
Health Tip: Eat Right on Vacation
Health Tip: Eat Well While Traveling
Health Tip: Eating Because You're Bored?
Health Tip: Eating for Healthier Teeth
Health Tip: Encourage Kids to Snack on Fruits and Veggies
Health Tip: Encouraging a Picky Eater
Health Tip: Enjoy a Healthier Halloween
Health Tip: Enjoy a Healthier Pizza
Health Tip: Enjoying Thanksgiving Leftovers
Health Tip: Enlist a Dietician
Health Tip: Flavor Food Without the Fat
Health Tip: Fuel Your Body for Resistance Training
Health Tip: Get Enough Calcium
Health Tip: Grill Healthier
Health Tip: Handling Food During Pregnancy
Health Tip: Help Keep COPD in Check
Health Tip: Help Prevent Malnutrition in Seniors
Health Tip: If You Have a Cold
Health Tip: If Your Child Develops Food Poisoning
Health Tip: Is Caffeine Giving You the Jitters?
Health Tip: Is Organic Better?
Health Tip: Is That Sore Throat Strep?
Health Tip: Keep a Daily Food Diary
Health Tip: Keep Active by Walking
Health Tip: Keep Cutting Boards Clean
Health Tip: Keep Your Salad Healthy
Health Tip: Maintain Your Ideal Weight
Health Tip: Make Healthier Fast Food Choices
Health Tip: Make Your Recipes Healthier
Health Tip: Managing Fructose Intolerance
Health Tip: Minimize Pesticide Exposure
Health Tip: Possible Signs of an Ear Infection
Health Tip: Preparing Baby Formula
Health Tip: Prevent Produce Problems
Health Tip: Preventing Rabies
Health Tip: Protect Against Flu During Pregnancy
Health Tip: Protect Against Food Poisoning During Pregnancy
Health Tip: Protect Kids From Mosquito Bites
Health Tip: Protect Yourself From Flu
Health Tip: Protect Yourself From Wildfire Smoke Exposure
Health Tip: Quench Your Thirst Without Extra Calories
Health Tip: Remove a Splinter
Health Tip: Should I Be Screened for Prediabetes?
Health Tip: Snack Smartly
Health Tip: Some Shouldn't Get a Chickenpox Vaccine
Health Tip: Starting Baby on Solid Foods
Health Tip: Take Antibiotics Only When Needed
Health Tip: Talkin' Turkey
Health Tip: Talking to Your Doctor About Weight
Health Tip: Taming Your Sweet Tooth
Health Tip: Teach Kids About Smart Snacking
Health Tip: Think Before You Eat
Health Tip: Treat a Toddler to a Picnic
Health Tip: Treating Bronchitis
Health Tip: Treating Swimmer's Ear
Health Tip: Troubled by a Toothache?
Health Tip: Use Antibiotics Wisely
Health Tip: Using a Food Thermometer
Health Tip: Using Frozen and Canned Foods
Health Tip: What's a Heart-Healthy Diet?
Health Tip: What's Behind a Sore Throat?
Health Tip: When You Fire Up That Grill
Health Tip: Why Eat Lean Meats?
Health, Social Life Improve After Weight-Loss Surgery: Study
Healthy Diet May Prevent Additional Heart Trouble
Healthy Eating Tips for Holiday Parties
Healthy Lifestyle Boosts Survival Odds for Older Women With Cancer
Healthy Lungs May Keep Brain Running Smoothly
Healthy Neurotic? Being Conscientious May Help
Healthy-Looking Pigs at State Fair Found to Have Swine Flu
Heart Disease Deaths in Europe Dropping: Report
Heart Disease Risk Factors Also Tied to Death From Prostate Cancer
Heart Health Worst in the South, Best in Northeast
Heavier Friends Might Widen Your Waistline: Study
Heavy Coffee Intake May Affect Fertility Treatments: Study
Heavy Drinking Linked to Earlier Stroke
Heavy Smokers, Drinkers May Face Pancreatic Cancer Earlier in Life
Hepatitis B
Hepatitis C Treatment May Hamper Kids' Growth
Hepatitis C Virus Levels Higher in Certain Injection Drug Users
Hepatitis: The Hidden Hazard
Herb Roasted Potatoes
'Hidden' HPV May Reactivate in Older Women, Study Suggests
High Doses of Vitamin C May Raise Risk of Kidney Stones
High-Antioxidant Diet May Not Prevent Stroke, Dementia, Study Finds
High-Carb Diet in Old Age Linked to Mental Decline
High-Carb Diet Linked to Colon Cancer Recurrence in Study
Higher Doses of Vitamin D Prevent Fractures in Older Women
Higher Fruit, Veggie Intake Tied to Lower Risk of a Tough-to-Treat Breast Cancer
High-Risk Heterosexuals Should Take HIV Prevention Pill, Too
High-Tech CT Scan May Get People With Chest Pain Home Faster
Hispanics May Face Higher Risk for Type 2 Diabetes: Study
HIV and AIDS
HIV and Dementia
HIV Deaths Declining for Most, But Not All, Americans
HIV Diagnoses Among U.S. Hispanics Vary By Region: CDC
HIV Drug Combo May Help Prevent Malaria Reinfection
HIV Drug May Prevent Bone Marrow Transplant Complication
HIV Infections Continue to Hit Young Americans Hard
HIV Prevention Is Still Important
HIV Undetectable in 2 Men After Bone Marrow Transplants: Study
HIV/AIDS and Seniors Quiz
HIV/AIDS and Skin Conditions
HIV/AIDS Quiz
HIV-Like Virus Arose in Primates Millions of Years Ago, Scientists Say
Holidays Spell Trouble for Folks Unaware They're Diabetic
Home Page - Infectious Diseases
Honey a Sweet Treatment for Kids' Night-Time Cough
Honey-Herb Chicken
Hookah Effects as Harmful as Cigarettes, Study Finds
Hospital Observation Units Could Save Billions in Health Costs, Study Says
Hospital Readmissions All Too Common, U.S. Studies Find
Hospital Type Linked to Racial Disparities in Kids With Appendicitis Complication
Hospitalization May Be 'Tipping Point' for Alzheimer's Decline
Hospitals for Poor May Struggle Further Under Health Care Reform
Hospitals Often Not Alerted About Incoming Stroke Patients
Hospitals Should Test More Teen Girls for Pregnancy, Study Suggests
How Cervical Cancer Vaccines Came to Be
How Much Caffeine in That Supplement? Hard to Tell
How Much of a Threat Is Bird Influenza?
How Safe is Nonstick Cookware?
How to Keep Bugs From Bugging You
How to Stay Healthy at Work
How to Tell If Your Child Is Too Sick for School: Expert
HPV Might Raise Risk of Form of Skin Cancer
HPV Shot Doesn't Encourage Sexual Activity in Girls: Study
HPV Test Beats Pap Long-Term: Study
HPV Vaccine Found Safe in Large Study
HPV Vaccine Reducing Infections, Even Among Unvaccinated: Study
Human Airways' 'Brush' Mechanism Gives Clues to Lung Diseases
Human Teeth Healthier in the Stone Age Than Today: Study
Hurricane Isaac Could Stir Up Allergies, Asthma
Immune System May Not Weaken With Age: Study
Immune-Boosting Foods May Add to Flu Defense
Importance of Family Meals Questioned
Imported Ricotta Cheese Recalled Due to Listeria
Improved HIV Care Boosts Life Expectancy at Clinic, Study Found
Impulsive College Women at Risk of Drinking Problems: Study
In Hospitals, Daily Antiseptic Bath May Prevent Dangerous Infections
In Terms of Drinking, the Rich
Incan Girl's Mummy Yields Evidence of Respiratory Woes
Infant Formula Can Be a Major Source of BPA: Experts
Infection With 2 HIV Strains Slows Disease Progression
Infectious Diseases in the 21st Century
Infectious Diseases on the Job
Infectious Mononucleosis
Influenza (Flu)
Inserting Breathing Tube May Not Be Best for Victims of Cardiac Arrest
Intensive Lifestyle Changes Keep Type 2 Diabetes at Bay
Is Childhood Intelligence Linked to Pain Problems in Adulthood?
Is Fructose Making People Fat?
Is 'Improved' Vaccine Causing Whooping Cough Outbreaks?
Is It a Virus or a Bacterium? Know the Difference
Is 'Untreatable' Gonorrhea On the Way?
It's Possible to Be Obese and Heart-Healthy: Studies
Japan Nuke Disaster Will Kill Up to 1,300 People Worldwide, Study Estimates
Juggling a Hospital Job and Family Can Be Painful
Junk Food Hurts Your Arteries, But Healthy Meal Might Help
Junk Food Laws in Schools May Mean Healthier Kids: Study
'Junk Food' May Significantly Hike Risk of Stroke, Researchers Say
Junk Food Taxes Pay Off, Study Finds
Just How Severe Is This Flu Season?
Just Lowering Fat Intake Can Shed Pounds, Study Finds
Just-Approved Flu Vaccine Uses Newer Production Method
Keep Kitchen Utensils Clean While Preparing Holiday Meal
Keep Tots' Milk to 2 Cups a Day: Study
Keeping Sexuality Secret Takes Mental Toll on Bisexual Men
Keeping Your Kitchen Under Control
Kick Off the Holiday Season With a Healthier Thanksgiving
Kids and Healthy Eating
Kids May Be at Slightly Higher Asthma Risk If Parents Had Infertility Treatments
Kids' Vaccine Exemptions Too Easy to Obtain: Study
Kids With Autism Common Users of ERs, Study Says
Kids With HIV at Risk of Heart Disease, Study Says
Kids With Neurological Conditions at Higher Risk of Flu Death: CDC
Kids With Stressed-Out Parents Eat More Fast Food: Study
Kindergarten Vaccines Close to Target Levels: CDC
Lab Contamination Behind Debunked Link Between Virus, Prostate Cancer
Ladies, Drink to Your (Bone) Health
Late Lunch May Mean Less Weight Loss
Late-Preterm Babies Needing ICU Catch Up With Other Preemies: Study
Later End-of-Life Discussions May Mean More Aggressive Treatment
Latest Meningitis Outbreak Toll: 20 Deaths and 257 Infections, CDC Says
Latest West Nile Tally: 5,245 Cases, 236 Deaths
Learning How to Keep Pounds Off
Lemon Meringue Kisses
Less Frequent Pap Tests Safe for Most Women, Ob/Gyn Group Says
Less Is More With Exercise, Study Says
Less Mental Decline Seen in Older Blacks Who Went Hungry as Kids
Lettuce: Buy Bagged or Not?
Lifestyle Affects Outcome of Peripheral Artery Procedure: Study
Lifestyle Changes Key to Weight Loss in New Year
Lime Thyme Chicken
Lime-Mango Whip
Little Evidence Organic Food Better in Long Run: Report
Little U.S. Flu Activity So Far, CDC Says
Little-Known Respiratory Infection Sends Many Kids to Hospital
Living Near Equator May Boost Your Risk for Allergy, Asthma
London Smog May Be Tough on Olympians
Long Waits in the ER May Raise PTSD Risk for Heart Patients
Longer Resuscitation After Cardiac Arrest May Be Warranted, Study Suggests
Longtime Smokers Lose a Decade of Life
Losing Weight May Improve Sleep Quality
Losing Weight May Lower Cardiac Risks
Low Calcium Linked to Hormone Condition in Women
Low Vitamin D in Early Pregnancy Tied to Lower Birth Weight
Low Vitamin D Levels May Raise Death Risk in Older Adults: Study
Low-Cal Diets Kept Monkeys Healthier, But Didn't Lengthen Lives
Lower Drinking Age May Raise Chances of Bingeing Later
Lower Lung Function in Infancy Linked to Wheeze in Adulthood
Lung Function Recovery Seen in People Exposed to World Trade Center Site
Lyme Rash Reappearance Probably Signals New Infection, Study Says
Major Medical Groups Back Sweeteners as Diet Aid
Make Holiday Meals Safe for Kids With Food Allergies
Making Sense of Nutrition Labels
Malaria, Typhoid Pose Biggest Threat to Travelers in Tropics
Many Americans Not Prepared for Disasters: Poll
Many Americans Still in the Dark About Antibiotic Resistance
Many Hospitalized Children Experience Severe Pain: Report
Many Hospitalized Kids Struggle With Pain
Many Lesbians Not Screened for Cervical Cancer, Study Finds
Many People Underestimate How Long a Cough Should Last
Many Primary-Care Doctors Want Help Treating Obesity
Many Smokers Light Up With Kids in Car: Study
Many Surgical Complications Occur After Patients Go Home
Many Teens With High Blood Pressure Don't Get Needed Tests
Many Test Results Left Unread as Patients Leave Hospital: Study
Mass. Launches Criminal Probe of Firm Linked to Meningitis Outbreak: Report
Mealworms: The Next High-Protein Food Source?
Medicare/Medicaid Policy Shift Didn't Budge Hospital Infection Rates: Study
Mediterranean Diced Salad
Meningitis Outbreak Not Over Yet: Experts
Meningitis Outbreak Throws Spotlight on 'Compounding' Pharmacies
Meningitis Outbreak Tied to 205 Cases, 15 Deaths: CDC
Meningitis Outbreak Toll Now 21 Dead, 271 Sickened: CDC
Meningitis Outbreak Toll Now 23 Dead, 284 Sickened: CDC
Meningitis Outbreak Toll Now 23 Dead, 297 Sickened: CDC
Meningitis Outbreak Toll Now 33 Dead, 480 Sickened, CDC Says
Meningitis Toll Now 11 Dead, 119 Sick: CDC
Meningitis Toll Now 12 Dead, 137 Sick: CDC
Meningitis Toll Now 14 Dead, 170 Sick: CDC
Meningitis/Steroid Toll Now 34 Dead
Meningitis-Linked Infections Now Number 386, CDC Says
Menopause Won't Spur Weight Gain, But May Boost Belly Fat: Review
Menstrual Cycles May Affect Women's Shopping Patterns
Metabolic Syndrome: Managing Salt
Microbiology and Genome Experts Quell Deadly Bacteria Outbreak
Midlife Fitness May Mean Healthier Old Age, Study Finds
Millions May Be Taking Vitamin D Unnecessarily, Analysis Suggests
Millions of Americans Have an STD: Report
Misdiagnosis Common for Rare Brain Disease: Study
Missed Diagnoses in ICU Often Have Deadly Results: Review
Mistaken Infection 'On The Prairie'?
Moderate Drinking in Pregnancy Tied to Lower IQ in Child
Moderate Drinking May Cut Women's Odds for Rheumatoid Arthritis: Study
Moderate Drinking May Increase Risk of Heart Rhythm Disorder: Study
Modern Technology Adds to Worldwide Obesity Woes: Report
Modest Weight Loss Can Reap Prolonged Health Benefits
Mom's HIV Drugs May Pass to Baby in Womb, Breast-Feeding
Money Woes Weaken the Institution of Marriage: Study
Month of Birth Might Help Determine MS Risk, Study Suggests
More Americans Get Effective HIV Treatment, Study Says
More Antibiotic Use Tied to Rise in Diarrheal Infections in Hospitals: Study
More Drugs Linked to Meningitis Outbreak: FDA
More Evidence That Shift Work Might Raise Heart Risks
More Evidence That Truvada Can Help Prevent HIV
More Kids Opting Out of School-Required Vaccinations: Study
More Proof Cranberry Juice Thwarts Infection
More Stomach, Esophageal Cancers Seen in AIDS Patients Than Others
More Time at Family Dinners Might Curb Obesity in Kids
Mosquitoes Can Become Desensitized to DEET
Most Americans With Celiac Disease Don't Realize It: Study
Most Coughs Don't Respond to Antibiotics, Study Confirms
Most U.S. Schools Unprepared for Pandemics: Study
Motherhood, Breast-Feeding May Affect Long-Term Weight
Mothers' Pre-Pregnancy Weight Tied to Kids' IQ, Study Says
Mouse With Human-Like Immune System Could Advance AIDS Research
'Mouth Feel' Makes Wine Go Well With Meat, Study Finds
MRSA Infections on the Rise
MRSA 'Super Bug' Prevalent in Nursing Homes, Study Finds
Multiple Tests Needed to Spot Infections in Newborns: Study
Multivitamins May Slightly Lower Men's Cancer Risk: Study
Multivitamins Won't Boost Standard HIV Care, Study Finds
Multivitamins Won't Help Men Ward Off Heart Disease: Study
Mumps in Adults
Muscle-Building Teens May Go to Extremes, Study Finds
Nationwide Study Examines Common Heart Procedures
Nearby Livestock May Raise 'Superbug' Risk
New Antibiotic May Treat Skin Infections in Shorter Time
New Clues to How Alcohol May Boost Cancer Risk
New Clues to How HIV Infects Body's Cells
New Gene Test Predicts Whose Mouth Lesions Might Be Cancerous
New Guidelines Seek to Streamline Care for Worst Heart Attacks
New HIV Infections Highest Among Urban Gay, Bisexual Men: CDC
New Immune-Deficiency Illness Emerging in East Asia
New Raccoon Virus May Offer Clues to Human Cancer
New Seal Flu Could Pose Threat to Humans
New Strep Throat Guidelines Tackle Antibiotic Resistance
New Stroke Guidelines Stress Treatment Within One Hour of Arrival in ER
New Study Debunks Virus Theory for Chronic Fatigue Syndrome
New Vaccine May Offer Protection From Deadly Nipah Virus
New Vaccine Strategy May Fight Genital Herpes, Mouse Study Suggests
New York Strip Steak Salad
New York's Trans-Fat Ban Is Working: Study
New-Style Ham and Cheese
'Nightcaps' Don't Help You Sleep Better After All
No Health Risk When Jehovah's Witnesses Refuse Blood: Study
No Link Between Low Birth Weight, Asthma: Study
No Need to Fast Before Cholesterol Blood Test: Study
Nonalcoholic Red Wine Might Help Lower Blood Pressure
Not All HIV Patients in U.S. Show Same Characteristics: Study
Not All Whole Grain Products Are Created Equal, Study Claims
Nothing Natural About Dietary Supplement DMAA: Study
Number of Meningitis Cases Now Stands at 91, CDC Says
Nurses' Long Shifts May Have Downside: Study
Nutrients in Fruits, Vegetables May Help Prevent Breast Cancer: Study
NYC Ban on Super-Sized Sodas Would Cut Consumers' Calories: Study
NYC OKs Ban on Big Sugary Drinks
NYC 'Soda Ban' Decision Expected Thursday
Obese Black Women at Higher Risk for Having Very Large Babies
Obese Children Struggle With Joint Pain: Study
Obese Drivers May Be More Likely to Die in Car Crashes
Obese Kids May Face Immediate Health Woes, Study Finds
Obese Kids May Have Dulled Taste Buds
'Obese' Label May Not Apply to Heavy Ex-NFL Players
Obese Patients Urged to Lose Weight Before Kidney Transplant
Obese Pregnant Women With Sleep Apnea May Have More Delivery Complications
Obese Teens Face Higher Risk for Kidney Disease: Study
Obesity Biggest Risk Factor for Diabetes Among Poor: Study
Obesity Surgery Seems to Reduce Heart Risks, Study Says
Official: Pharmacy Tied to Meningitis Outbreak May Have Broken State Law
Officials Seeking Patients Who May Have Received Contaminated Steroid
'Off-Label' Use of Meds Routine in Pediatric ICU
Omega-3s in Formula Can Help Baby's Eyesight: Review
Omega-3s May Not Help Your Heart After All, Study Says
Once-Daily Pill Approved to Treat HIV
One in Six Cases of Adult Asthma May Be Linked to Workplace
One-Third of Men With Anal Cancer Have HIV, Study Finds
Online Resources - Infectious Diseases
Only 1 in 4 Americans With HIV Has Virus Under Control: CDC
Organic Foods Not Healthier or More Nutritious, Study Says
Oriental Greens
Outdoor Fast-Food Ads Linked to Obesity, Study Suggests
Overweight Teens Typically Eat Less Than Normal-Weight Peers
Overweight? You Can Scale Back Weight Gain in Pregnancy
Owner of Meningitis-Linked Pharmacy Declines to Testify Before Congress
Oxygen Treatment May Improve the Odds for Extreme Preemies
Pack School Lunches That Are Healthy
Pan-Fried Red Meat May Raise Prostate Cancer Risk: Study
Parenthood Seems to Protect Against Catching Colds: Study
Parents' Religious Beliefs Can Complicate Kids' End-of-Life Care
Patient Education Helps Prevent Overuse of Antibiotics for Cough, Study Finds
Patient Survival Rises When Drugs Suppress Hepatitis C in Blood: Study
Patients Balk at Asking Health Care Workers to Wash Hands
Patients Gain When Hospitals Work Together on Infection Control
Patients More Likely to Survive In-Hospital Cardiac Arrest Today: Study
Patients Urged to Watch for Trouble After Colon Surgery
Peach Melba Smoothie for Two
Pediatricians' Group Urges Flu Shot for Kids Aged 6 Months and Up
People Can Emit Flu Germs in Air Up to 6 Feet Away, Study Finds
People May Eat More When Headlines Bear Bad News
People More Likely to Guzzle Beer Served in Curved Glasses
People Seem More Accepting of Food Addiction Than Other Vices
People With Egg Allergy Can Safely Get Flu Shot: Experts
Pet Diseases Quiz
Pet Hedgehogs Linked to Salmonella Outbreak in 8 States
Pets and Infectious Diseases
Physical, Mental Toll of Japanese Nuke Plant Meltdown Assessed
Picnic Potato Salad
Pineapple Smoothies
Pink Lemonade
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Eye of the Hawk - Mendocino Brewing Company
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3.95/5 rDev +8.5%
look: 4 | smell: 3.75 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
A mildly clouded pale orange brew sits in my glass, activity from the pour swirling heavily to form a solid head, creamy in substance, that achieves a full finger and rests there easily, nearly keeping its full height for the whole of the session as it drops sticky patching.
Lots of dark fruits notes with a sweetness that isn't too sugary, a hint of alcohol that isn't too boozy that plays well, a touch of leaf, a bit of caramel, bread, and a bit of grains in the finish make for a full, fairly rich and nicely complex beer. A bit more (not very much) on the hoppy side in the aroma would have added an extra dimension. The flavor brings a bit more with further integration and some linger in the finish.
This beer is bready in the feel, not too thick but with a combination of "moist," sweet and dry that works well in its medium body.
Serving type: bottle
02-27-2014 20:54:45 | More by Brenden
3.66/5 rDev +0.5%
look: 3.5 | smell: 3.25 | taste: 3.75 | feel: 4 | overall: 3.75
The Eye of the Hawk is much better than I anticipated. The beer poured a slightly a hazy copper with thin white head that is leaving a lace. The scent is sweet with biscuit like malt. The taste is a well balanced strong ale like semi sweet bread. The mouthfeel is fuller in body with good carbonation. Overall....possibly one of the better strong ales I've had...given that I am not a strong ale fan.
Serving type: bottle
02-15-2014 23:34:56 | More by WoodBrew
4.01/5 rDev +10.2%
look: 4.25 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
A - 4.25 - Beautiful amber color that I really can't deny. Clear as day, nice white head that dissipates and leaves great lacing when it does.
S - 4 - It smells like vanilla, coconut, hint of floral hops/soap. The smell as a whole is very mild though.
T - 4 - mild vanilla, caramel, bready flavor. Some undefined hop bitterness balances it out.
M - 4 - medium mouthfeel. It's pretty full bodied for the way it looks. Alc is covered nicely at 8%. The aftertaste is a sweet caramel/bitter hop.
O - 4 - It's nothing amazing, I just can't find anything that's really wrong with it. It's got a nice sweet/creamy taste from the malt, which is almost perfectly balanced by the hops, there's just not much complexity. I guess that's what it is: It's a very simple american strong ale that's light on the hops. I honestly kinda like it, and would probably buy it again, especially for the price:ABV ratio.
Serving type: bottle
02-15-2014 22:40:18 | More by ISmith87
1.68/5 rDev -53.8%
look: 3 | smell: 2 | taste: 1.5 | feel: 1.5 | overall: 1.5
Quite the let down. Threw a few Eye of the Hawks into a make your own 6 pack from my local, and I could not finish the first one and poured out the remaining two. Tasted like soap at times and even my wife agreed it was not worth drinking. I love almost any craft beer, and am enjoying a Mt. Saint Helena Palisades Pale Ale right now, so I am not sure what went wrong with the Eye of the Hawk, it seemed to have a bland taste with no distinctive aroma whatsoever, and the occasional aforementioned soap taste.
Serving type: bottle
01-05-2014 01:17:53 | More by OnTheWater
4.36/5 rDev +19.8%
look: 4 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.25 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.5
Served in one pint lager glass at 55F
Malt, caramel, brown sugar, ...oak, and maybe molasses? Doesn't matter, for 8.0 ABV, this is stupid quaffable and unbelievably well balanced.
MEDOCINO DOES IT RIGHT. This holds particularly true when considering the price.
If they packaged this in a bigger bottle and put a fancy cork and label on it, BA would rate it world class.
Serving type: bottle
12-18-2013 02:27:18 | More by streetcommander
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Buckley Peterson and his cousin Betty (Peterson) Kendrick tell the stories of their great-grandfather Otto August Peterson, born in 1854 in Copenhagen, Denmark. He was about two years old, the youngest of five children, when they and their widowed mother Sophia traveled to this country from Denmark.
She and the children had traveled across the ocean with Mormon converts. They took a train from New York to St. Louis, then piled their belongings on a handcart and they joined others on the Mormon trail to Utah. Approximately 500 travelers were stranded in Wyoming during the winter with about half surviving the cold and shortage of food. A rescue effort sent from Salt Lake City made it possible for the remaining travelers to continue the trip to Utah. Sophia remarried after arriving at their destination.
Otto A. grew up in that family near Manti, Utah. He married Martha Jane Workman in 1876. They lived in Arizona for a while where he worked in the copper mines, moving to the Surface Creek area in 1882. They were one of the very early pioneer families to arrive in the area. They settled on the Cory bench, living there for a short time, and then returned to Arizona for about a year. When they returned in 1884 they homesteaded west of Cedaredge with the property extending from near the present day Town Park to about half way to the four corner intersection.
They spent the rest of their lives in the cabin (the add-on kitchen was not moved when that one-room cabin was re-located to Pioneer Town). They raised nine children plus three of the Aldridge boys when their parents died. There was a sleeping area in the attic. It's believed that some of the older boys may have slept outside in good weather or perhaps in a shed located on the property.
Betty had heard that the family stayed in tents and in a covered wagon during the first winter until they could build their cabin from logs obtained on Grand Mesa.
Otto A. and his wife Martha had their first born child, Otto C., in 1877 while living in Manti. A daughter, Emma Jane, was born on the trail to Arizona. She died one month later. Twin daughters born in Arizona died apparently at birth. Daisy, also born in Arizona, lived to be seven years old. Everett "Evie" was born in Delta while the family was living at Cory, Martin in Arizona. Others were born in Cedaredge — Nina in 1886, Ada in 1888, twins Sylvia and Eugene in 1892 (Sylvia died one month later), Archie Sr. in 1893, Vern in 1984, and Ben in 1899.
Otto C. married Rosina Koppenhafer (an immigrant from Germany) in 1905. They raised five children in the Cedaredge area until her death in 1915. He became a renowned Colorado game warden traveling throughout the state. Betty has a scrapbook filled with newspaper items related to his work and adventures.
Ada married Lloyd Patton. He operated the Red Mountain coal mine for many years.
Archie Sr. and his wife Effie (Myers) settled in Colby, west of Cedaredge. She was also from an early pioneer family. They remained there during their entire life, raising five children. Their home still stands. They were grandparents of Buckley.
Buckley's father was Archie Jr. He owned a Colby sawmill and logging company. He and his wife Mary Anne (Hammett) started and operated Peterson Plumbing in 1959, retiring in 2002. They have two sons and two daughters. The boys, Kelly and Brad, worked there during transition after the company sold, then each started plumbing businesses of their own.
Betty's father, Frank, was the third child of Otto C. Peterson. Frank operated the fish hatchery started by his father until the early 1950s when it was sold to Colorado State Fisheries.
Betty married Max Kendrick in 1963. They now live in Eckert. She has several boxes containing photos and family history and is writing and preparing the material for easier access.
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posted a message on Great Guide. Bump for support for Pie!.Posted in: Wizard: The Ancient Repositories
posted a message on So im leveling another wizard, for fun, which will be 60 within the hour, was gonna make him either a SS "tank" or anything else just for the fun, was wondering what/how to gear for a high ehp/SS build, and whats the build for it as well. or any other suggestions, "ninjas" builds, or anything else is appreciated as well.Posted in: Wizard: The Ancient Repositories
posted a message on Hey There Pie!!!!! Glad to have You!Posted in: Wizard: The Ancient Repositories
posted a message on Posted in: Demon Hunter: The DreadlandsQuote from Lotware
1) On your Manticore (unless you're playing "one-shot high crit numbers") you should change 1 gem to Radiant Star Ruby.
My own way of improvement is when you should try to maximize your base +Vitality on slots that you want +vit on.
1) Shoulders: 200+ dex / no less than 62-vit / etc...
2) Inna's Pants: Yours is nice with that +vit, but now you want more offensiveness as well.
>>> 162+ dex / 62+ vit / 9% IAS / 420+ default armor defense
3) Nat's Boots: 224+ dex / 62+ vit / 76+ AR / 5 or 6% Melee Dmg Reduction
4) At some point, you'd probably craft your Dex Bracers, so this is why I want you to improve your base +Vitality in the other defensive slots so you don't feel pressured like this to leave your current bracers "locked up".
5) Your amulet is pressured at max crit hit chance, I mean this is great if you balance the other statlines/properties as well.
6) Witching Hour, stat-wise you're pretty decent except for your "39% CHD" can go much much more.
7) Your Quiver, that thorns is taking away the more crucial stats, like more Dex
i have another DML that has i think 300dex/280vit but has no +CC to RF, and all of those suggestions sound great, ill get on that asap, i have like 4 other nat rings in my stash, and whats the purpose of a ruby coupled with emerald? -
posted a message on sorry i thought i posted it hehPosted in: Demon Hunter: The Dreadlands
posted a message on Was wanting any opinions on what i could improve on my DH, if needed to upgrade i could spend around 300m on a slot or 2. any comments appreciated!Posted in: Demon Hunter: The Dreadlands
http://us.battle.net/d3/en/profile/Batman-1825/hero/10935824 -
posted a message on Whats are the Current layouts for a Sleet Storm build and a Meteor/Comet build, just wanna switch it up and try somethign different to have some fun in public games or with friends. any current links and comments are appreciated!!!Posted in: Wizard: The Ancient Repositories
posted a message on Posted in: Demon Hunter: The Dreadlands
thanks!!!Quote from Shad3slayer
This gearset cost roughly 250-300 mil, not including gems. I can do MP8 easily, but still far slower than with most other classes. Can also do mp9 and 10 in Co-op without any trouble.
posted a message on Posted in: Barbarian: Bastion's KeepQuote from Shad3slayer
Haha, I see you decided to ditch your DH
Anyway, I don't have time atm to write a detailed post like I usually do, so I'll just give you a link to my barb and some key pointers.
You need 41% Attack Speed on gear if you use +0.23 APS Echoing Fury. 40% AS for 0.24 EF, 39% for 0.25 EF. This is an easy to reach breakpoint and is sufficient to do mp10 without trouble in my experience.
You need at least 5+ % life leech. Get 2 sources of LL - possibilities are IK Belt, Bloodthirsty passive, Main Hand and Off hand.
For main hand you want a Mace or an Axe (for Weapons Master passive bonus) with as much average dmg (black) as possible (you dont care about the big number, just the for example 700-1100 part); for offhand Echoing Fury with Str, Socket and LL or Str, Socket and CHD. You don't care much about dmg here as none of your primary damage dealers use its damage.
Defensive stats sufficient for MP10 are around 6k Armor, 600 All Resist, 45k life, 5% LL.
My barb also had around 200 mil budget, so I suggest to just copy paste his build and gear, keeping in mind the above points (note how I got exactly 41% attack speed due to my 0.23 Echoing Fury).
And this Build due to the SoJ is great for killing Elites too and not the usual trash farming only. If you got any specific questions feel free to PM me.
actually doing both got the DH to 215k, so now its time for the barb -
posted a message on Posted in: Barbarian: Bastion's KeepQuote from ematanis
Well , few months ago I could make a budget barb that can handle mp8 easily with 10m gold(Killing Champion Packs too).
As a barb , with 200m budget I am sure by now you can find items to handle mp10. or atleast mp9 efficiently with champion packs ofcourse.
Edit : It was HoTA barb not Rend with Dual Wield not with Skorn.
im open to any suggestions, tell me the build/ specifics for that budget and i shall follow - To post a comment, please login or register a new account.