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I recorded a television show on our DVR that featured an interview with my son. Is there any way I can get that video on to my computer or some other external storage device?
The only way to do it is to play it back and record it in real time on a permanent storage device. You might also try contacting the TV station to see if they can provide you with a copy of the video.
Bummer... I was hoping there was some way to get at it over the network.
If the DVR has a firewire connection, you can at least get a digital copy with a firewire connection on a computer, although it may not work if copy protection keys are set.
You cannot directly access the data. You can only 'play' it as normal, and record on the computer, but at least it will be a digital copy.
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Thanks andyross... So basically, it sounds like I would need to connect my PC in-line with the DVR some how, and play back the video while capturing it on my PC? (Basically what "WarEagle" said)
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I am revisiting this issue because I still have the recording saved on my Comcast DVR and I need to transfer it to my PC. My plan was to purchase a video capture device for my PC, play back the recorded episode from my Comcast DVR, (through the video capture device) and save it to disk. But when I started researching, I got very confused about whether any of these devices will recognize the playback signals coming from the Comcast DVR. Does anyone know if this will work? If my television can play back content from the DVR then is there a PC device that can do the same? OR... Can I play back the DVR content to my television and connect an output from the TV to a recording device?
Any suggestions on what brand, type, technology etc will work?
It depends on the quality you want. For SD, most any video capture card that supports composite should work. Even a tuner card will work if it supports analog tuning (some don't) and if you tune it to channel 3 and use the RF output, although this is worst-cast.
Basically, the video output is just standard video. That said, it is possible for MacroVision signals to be encoded, and many digital recorders and input cards may block the signal if they detect it.
Buy a Dazzle, they work on ANY device, you can record it right to pc without any additional cables.
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The recession has government – from federal to state to cities and towns – thinking about how to stay above water…let alone how to fund music, museums, dance and theater.
But because of the downturn, corporate and individual donations are down and endowments have also shrunk. So, without Government support, who will fund the arts?
Today a wide ranging conversation...where we hope to answer some questions. Why do we seem to care so little for public funding of the arts – compared to say, Europe? If the arts are treated as an "economic engine" – what happens when that engine stops running? Is it time to cut funding altogether? What happens when Government gives artists the money – but only for "approved" art?
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Dear Where We Live,
It's sad we have to ask this question. No one wonders when we use tax dollars for a new Wal*Mart, Cabelas in East Hartford or the new Yankee Stadium. Their drag on local economies is well documented.
Yet the arts, which benefit all, lead us to ask this question.
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Thank you for raising the question of whether or not our government should fund the arts.
Here, in Colchester, our town knows that music develops qualities of good character such as self-discipline, self-esteem, creativity, determination and teamwork. In fact, eighteen (18) of the last twenty-two (22) Bacon Academy valedictorians were four-year Band students. While this may not generate revenue today, clearly, supporting the arts in our schools will pay huge dividends in the future.
Thank you once again,
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Here's an observation for Karen Senich:
You say CCT has been "incredibly successful" in supporting the arts--and yet you've been enthusiastically supportive of the governor's plan to fold CCT into DECD, cut grant funding, and cut staff--all of which would hurt the arts and tourism. Your position is appointed by the governor: I have to question your dedication to CCT when you've done your best to dismantle it.
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On to the arts…I know that I'm a bit late, but my comment(s)/question(s) is related to much of the discussion at the beginning of the show, the stuff related to education and our relationship with the arts here in the States. One of your guests spoke of public response to controversial, big ticket art projects and how such projects create animosity between the public and the funding of arts. I would argue, though, that the animosity is more ingrained than this and it has a longer history in our society. The decision to fund such projects or to steer the money in different directions is a valid discussion, but not one that the results of which should hinge upon perceived public response. And speaking of the public's response to the art world…we are taught from the earliest age that the arts are in many ways superfluous and expendable. In our grade schools, art programs are always the first on the chopping block. By the time our students reach middle school or high school, the arts become something to be enjoyed if you are one who finds that realm interesting and not something that is fundamentally important to who we are as humans/Americans/Connecticutions/etc. Mandatory art history or art appreciation courses in our middle/high schools would go much further in educating the public about the importance of the arts than the many public outreach programs that museums and galleries must perform. If we educate people from a young age about the arts and reduce the intimidation that many people feel surrounding this whole realm of life, we can begin to have more meaningful conversations about the funding of the arts.


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Our Iphones will no longer connect to our wireless set up at home. How can I get this fixed FAST????? The message we get is "Unable to join the network" and then it lists our name of our wireless network.
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The reply by Looby is collateral damage, sorry.
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> The reply by Looby is collateral damage, sorry.
LOL, you gotta do better than that, EG. The web remembers all.
Zombie "collateral damage" follows:
It sounds like your iPhone has "remembered" the wrong network
passcode for your wireless network. Try this:
In the iPhone's Settings > WiFi" click on the "information symbol"
(lowercase 'i' in a circle) next to the network name, then select
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You should now be able to re-login to the network with the correct
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I'm guessing that you recently changed the network passcode ...
-OR- you changed the WiFi security mode...
-OR- the router got reset and reverted to its factory defaults.
...who knows what evil lurks in the minds (?) of programmers,
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LOL, you gotta do better than that, EG. The web remembers all.
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In future, please refrain from replying to these types of posts. You have no idea what my logistical encumbrances are..
EG wrote: In future, please refrain from replying to these types of posts. You have no idea what my logistical encumbrances are..
Not sure what this means.
Are you saying we should report but not reply to a post that violates forum guidelines, or that we should avoid replying to a "post removed" message? I always report posts that seem in violation, sometimes I reply to them was well. Should I not do that?
I'm trying to understand how best to help keep the forum clean without adding more that necessary to anyone's workload.
No worries Bruce, you are doing fine just as you are and the help is appreciated !! The question of "whether to respond or not" is up to you if you don't mind spending your time responding only to have your response removed as collateral damage.
I'm always aware that a reply to a post that's in violation might get removed as well, so no problem.
Thanks EG!
Have a great day buddy !
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Every good pitmaster has a secret recipe of dry spices and marinades, and Rob is no different. All of the Red Eye BBQ meats are rubbed with a combination of the super double-secret spices, marinaded and then slow smoked over a variety of woods for 12 to 15 hours. There is no rushing BBQ, if you want the real thing you need to cook the meat low and slow!
Red Eye BBQ has all the basic food groups perfected. The Pulled Pork is smoky, tender and so yummy. Likewise for the smoked brisket. The baby back ribs are tender, juicy and come off the bone just right. The BBQ smoked chicken is moist and delicious not dried out! Most of us who have tried smoking chicken at home end up with a dried out chicken, not at Red Eye. Sausages are also available (mild, medium, hot and kielbasa).
You can order your meats as a sandwich if you like. There are two varieties, the traditional on a potato bun, or open faced. The open faced sandwiches are extra special as the meat is piled high on a sweet corn muffin, drizzled with honey and then topped with bbq sauce! You'll love the taste, just don't get it on your shirt!
Next time I am in Orlando I am passing Disney World up and spending my time in BBQ heaven at Red Eye BBQ!
Red Eye BBQ – Orlando, FL
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Dog Eat Dog Food Truck offers a great variety of gourmet hot dogs, from the good old classics like Chili Dogs to new creations like the 305 Dog. Also available are the Not Dog (vegetarian) and the After Dog (dessert dog). Homemade potato and sweet potato chips are on the truck.
Dr. Brown's (Black Cherry, Root Beer, and Cream Soda) refreshments are the available, the perfect companion for a hot dog!
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Via Twitter we asked which food trucks had the most outstanding short ribs! We received a variety of responses and thought we would share them with you. After all, who doesn't like short ribs? (Maybe I should hire Randy Newman to compose a song called Short Ribs, sung to the melody of Short People??).
We have to thank @DeeRyan29 who pointed out that "@whereschacha's does a short rib taco that'll make you slap yo' mama!" Cha Cha Chow (@whereschacha) food truck fills a flour tortilla with beef short ribs, red cabbage lime slaw, cheese and of course, Cha Cha Sauce. Hey, with a recommendation like that from DeeRyan29 how can you go wrong?
I gotta think that those in Ausin, Texas know something about ribs! And they do, check out Coreanos (@coreanosTX). They serve marinated beef short ribs served in a Korean BBQ style taco or burrito. Based on the number of times that Coreanos was recommended I think it's a good bet they know how to braise! The OG Burrito sounds pretty neat: Marinated beef short ribs, french fries, Korean slaw, onion & cilantro, caramelized kimchi, sesame oil vinaigrette and garlic spread in a burrito!
Southern California's Calbi food truck (@calbibbq) features beef short ribs as part of their menu in both tacos and burritos. Calbi's short ribs are flavor enhanced with Korean spices.
Food truck goliath Kogi @kogibbq) also offers short ribs in taco and burritos! Kogi chops the korean bbq short rib into small pieces then puts them on the grill to creaty a "juicy char" from the carmelization.
In the other than Korean BBQ category there are quite a few entries including GastroPod Miami (@gastropodmiami) which presents their short ribs with in true gastropub form as sliders as well as ground up and made into short rib burgers! Also in Miami, the Slow Food Truck offers a "Short Rib n Dip" sandwich with crispy shallots, live watercress, cheese, and au jus (@slowfoodtruck).
The World Fare Bustaurant in Los Angeles serves from a double decker bus! They offer two variations of short ribs. The Short Rib Bunny is a worcestershire braised short rib, they also offer a red wine braised version. (@worldfare)
Not to be outdone, Northern California's MoGo BBQ food truck offers short rib tacos and burritos plus a Hawaiian influenced short rib slider that is topped with Spam, cheese and slaw! (@mogobbq)
In New York City Mexicue fuses together Southwest and BBQ to create an Oak Smoked Short Rib Taco garnished with salsa verde, aged white cheddar, and salsa fresca (@mexicue).
Across the river in New Jersey The Krave food truck features Korean BBQ tacos as well as a traditional Korean BBQ Rice Platter with short ribs, sticky white rice, kimchi, relish and sesame seeds. (@thekrave)
In Philadelphia the Asian themed Tyson Bee's food truck offers Korean BBQ short rib tacos as well as a short rib and kimchi burrito. (@tysonbeesphilly)
We are sure that there are plenty other food trucks serving beef short rib. Please leave a comment below to recommend your favorite and we'll add them to our Short Rib Tour!
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Growing up I believed that my grandma made the very best grilled cheese sandwiches. Looking back I doubt that it was the bread (Wonder Bread) or the cheese (Kraft American Slices) that she used that made her grilled cheese one of my favorite sandwiches, but rather the love!
In Miami there is now grilled cheese love, presented by the Ms. Cheezious grilled cheese food truck. Unlike my grandma they present grilled cheese sandwiches that are not always traditional. (Note: From what I can remember my grandma did't look like Ms. Cheezious' logo girl either!!!).
I recommend starting on the bottom of Ms. Cheezious' menu and working your way up, that way you won't miss the "Sweet Meltdown", ricotta cheese and orange marmalade blend on Texas toast served with chocolate dipping sauce. Yummy.
Also try the "Crabby Cheese Melt", fresh made crab salad with sharp cheddar cheese on sourdough bread, or the "Grilled Harvest", spiced apples and havarti cheese grilled to perfection on multi-grain bread. I'm sure these combinations never occurred to grandma.
Who doesn't like bacon? Bacon lovers will appreciate the "Grilled Blue and Bacon" featuring crisp bacon with creamy blue cheese and green onion on sourdough bread.
In addition to these and other specialty grilled cheese sandwiches you can custom make the sandwich of your choosing keeping it as simple or as complex as you like. Choose your bread, your cheese (American, Cheddar, Swiss, Gruyere, Blue, Brie, Havarti or Provolone) and any extra fillings you may like including bacon, ham, turkey, tomato or even apples!
For side dishes you can certainly get the traditional Tomato Soup, chili or fries!
Grandma might have recommended that a grilled cheese bagel with creamed cheese and lox be added to the Ms. Cheezious menu!
Everybody always needs a little comfort, and there is no doubt that Ms. Cheezious will give you that warm feeling with her gooey and unique grilled cheese sandwiches. A welcome addition to the South Florida food truck scene.
Ms. Cheezious – Miami FL
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I must admit I have a soft spot for a soft fish taco. When I visit Miami and Dade county I don't let any of the elderly people who should have lost their driver's licenses years ago get in my way, I track down Jefe's Original!
Jefe's has a heck of a decked out food truck so they can deliver quality ingredients in a very fast manner. No question, you should start with the fish taco. soft fresh corn tortillas stacked with Jefe's Original beer batter crispy fish, shaved fresh green cabbage, authentic pico de gallo and cooling house made creme, with a squeeze from a fresh lime. It's clearly the specialty of the house!
Friends of mine also love the Tacos Carnitas due to the delectable roasted salsa verde on each Carnita. Corn torillas are stacked with chucks of slow roasted pork, chopped onions and topped with the super special salasa verde.
Taquitos and burgers are also available from Jefe's Original. But I prefer the authenticity of the tacos.
For your dessert palate cleansing options include Cracker Jack or Chicklets gum! For those with a bigger dessert appetite the "Chocolate Wipeout" chocolate cake is sometimes available upon request.
Jefe's Original Fish Taco & Burgers- Miami, FL
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The South Florida food truck scene is on a roll. Hardly a day goes by that a new truck doesn't hit the streets.
Mexican born celebrity chef Ze Carlos Jimenez's MexZican Gourmet is quickly becoming one of Miami's favorite food trucks. The MexZican Gourmet serves "simply authentic" Mexican food creations. Chef Ze Carlos has a unique ability to combine a vast assortment of ingredients and spices to create healthy and great tasting dishes that remain true to his Mexican heritage.
The MexZican Gourmet's menu starts with a variety of tacos. The variety begins with "Just Beef" (carne asada), "Simply Authentic" (Al Pastor), "Original Pork" (Michoacan style carnitas) and "Puebla Chicken" (chicken in a Puebla style sauce). However, the favorite is the "Legacy", a brisket meat taco with Chorizo sausage, and Chicharron (fried pork rinds).
Other menu items bursting with flavor include the chicken or carne asada Quezadillas, gourmet chicken Toztadas and the Mexzican Sub Torta which is filled with your choice of protein along with refried beans, Oaxaca cheese, lettuce, tomato, onions, avocado and rajas.
The MexZican Gourmet takes tacos and traditional Mexican dishes to another level with bold and flavorful food. There is no doubt that the MexZican Gourmet is a welcome addition to the Miami-Ft. Lauderdale gourmet food truck scene!
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Front Angled view Angled view with grille off Back Grille off closeup Lifestyle image Right angled view Right angled view with grille off Shown as pair (sold individually) Shown with grille off View larger NHT Classic Three Bookshelf speaker Item #: 228C3B 5 Reviews This item is no longer available. Original Price: $449.99 each Shop all Bookshelf Speakers Need help? 1.888.955.6000 Email Chat Ask an expert advisor No pressure, no commission — just lots of good advice from our highly trained staff.
by Kristen Schaub NHT's "Top Dawg" bookshelf speaker The Classic Three is NHT's self-proclaimed best bookshelf speaker ever, and the reviewers agree (see below). It's capable of transforming your living room into a veritable 3D soundstage. Listen to your music come alive with energetic horn solos or the delicate pluck of harp strings. Your jaw may just drop when you hear this speaker's wide-open, natural mids and highs. The Three delivers accurate, musical bass, too, making it a great match for high-end stereo sound systems, as well as home theater systems. "As I see it, whether listeners are spending $800 or $80,000 on a new pair of loudspeakers, they want the same thing namely, to get as close as possible to the heart and soul of the music. No other affordable bookshelf speaker I've heard does a better job of that than NHT's Classic Threes." Chris Martens, The Perfect Vision, February 5, 2007 Three-way design for incredibly accurate sound The Classic Three sports a 3-way design unusual for a bookshelf speaker meaning that it uses separate drivers to handle each of the high-, mid-, and low-frequency ranges. The lightweight 3/4" aluminum dome tweeter produces crisp, accurate highs that extend across a broad seating area. Mounted just underneath this tweeter, the matching 2" aluminum midrange dome driver reveals rich midrange detail with lifelike subtlety and dynamics. The 6-1/2" aluminum woofer is housed in it's own enclosure, keeping it separate from the other two drivers. This placement allows it to produce controlled, accurate bass that pushes the limits of what a compact bookshelf speaker can achieve. Solid design keeps sound-muddying vibrations at bay Like all Classic Series speakers, the Classic Three features an acoustic suspension (sealed) enclosure design. This means it uses air nature's most perfect spring force to control the driver motion, allowing for clean sound and low distortion. It provides plenty of strength to let the woofer rock out without adding any unwanted resonance to your music and movie soundtracks. Plus, the tweeter is set in a tiny bezel that allows it to be placed as close as possible to the midrange. The result is exceptionally even on- and off-axis response, so everyone on your couch can enjoy the clear, sparkling sound. Classic looks help create a Classic system This speaker features a beautiful, curvaceous cabinet made of very dense, rigid MDF. It's covered in eight layers of high-gloss paint and two layers of clear coat that are hand-polished between each layer for lasting beauty. Place the Classic Three on your entertainment cabinet, on a pair of nice, heavy speaker stands, or on your wall using optional wall-mount brackets. The Three is perfectly matched to the rest of NHT's Classic line, so you can create a high-end audio system to meet your needs. Pick up a pair for your dedicated stereo music system, or use a combination of Classic Threes in the front of your room with the smaller Classic Absolute Zeros in the back of your room. Add the perfectly matched Classic ThreeC center channel speaker to enjoy engaging dialogue and special effects with your movies and TV shows. And don't forget to pick up one of NHT's B-10d or B-12d powered subwoofers to get room-rattling explosions on movie night. Got wire? Most speakers don't include any. Learn about choosing and installing speaker wire at the Crutchfield Learning Center. Shop our selection of speaker wire. Product Highlights:frequency response 45-20,000 Hz (±3 dB)sensitivity 86 dB8-ohm impedancehandles up to 150 watts3/4" aluminum dome tweeter2" aluminum dome midrange6-1/2" aluminum woofermagnetically shielded for safe placement next to tube TVs5-way binding postsacoustic suspension (sealed) enclosurethreaded insert for optional wall mounting brackethigh-gloss black finish7-9/16"W x 14"H x 11-1/16"Dweight: 17 lbs.warranty: 5 yearsOur 60-day money-back guarantee Why choose bookshelf speakers? Bookshelf speakers may be small in size, but they can deliver surprisingly big sound. Some ultra-compact models even fit on a desktop. Most are right at home in tight spaces like shelves, so they're usually good choices for your home theater's rear channels. For the best performance, try placing bookshelf speakers on solid speaker stands to help the sound really "open up." If you want full bass impact, add a powered subwoofer and enjoy punchy sound that's as deeply satisfying as that of floor-standing speakers.
NHT Classic Three Written By pvent45, Scottsdale AZ on Tuesday, April 09, 2013 The Classic Three is one of the finest speakers I have ever heard. They remind me of a pair of AR 3a's I owned years ago. The staging is incredible! Unbelievable detail, even at low levels. I'm an bass freak, and these speakers are fine alone,but I am adding the NHT 12d sub to totally complete the package. Love these speakers!!! Acoustic Suspension speakers are by far the most natural sounding speakers you can buy! Pros: Beautiful natural full tight sound! Cons: None
too early to tell Written By mar, ny ny on Sunday, February 03, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) not ready to say yet. speakers must break in.
nht classic 3 review Written By stanman, nyc on Friday, February 01, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) EXCELLENT ALL AROUND.ROOM FILLING AS USED IN 300 SQ FT AREA.ALMOST CAN GET W/O A SUB IF EXTREME BASS IS NOT REQUIRED.LOT'S OF EVERYTHING .ALMOST 3D PROJECTION. ONLY ISSUE I HAD WAS THE TWEETER AND MIDRANGE SEEMED A BIT CROWDED TOGETHER.JUST MY EAR ,BUT I PREFER A SOFT DOME TWEETER AS A BIT SOFTER.EXCELLENT PROJECTION AND DECAY OF CRITICAL THINGS LIKE CYMBALS. Pros: ALL Cons: VOCALS NOT TINNY OR OVERLY BRIGHT BUT JUST NOT
Can A Bookshelf Speaker Really Sound Full Range? Written By Mark Q, Bushwood, MD on Tuesday, June 26, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I was blown away by the amazing sound coming from this small speaker. I thought that I would never purchase less than full range speakers again, but thought that I would audition these and later purchase the 12" subwoofer. The Classic Three produced such a near full range sound that I almost didn't buy the subwoofer. NHT is no doubt still a contender to reckon with. Pros: Beautiful look, quality throughout, near perfect sound, more than worth the price. Cons: NONE!
Best Bookshelf Speaker Ever Written By JoeMin, Brooksville, Fl on Sunday, July 17, 2011 I purchased 4 of these to replace my NHT VS-2As in my 6.1 Surround Setup due to upgrading to a 7.1 Receiver. I have 3.3's for the Front and a VC3 for the Center. I didn't want to purchase all new speaker seeing how th e 3.3's are still Highly Regarded, well worth keeping. I called NHT and they suggested these as being the closest match to the 3.3's that are available now. These sound so much better than my old VS-2A's First they have a one of the largest woofers in its class so they can produce great LowMids and their Tweeters produce Vibrant Crisp Highs. You could make a whole system out of these alone if you are on a budget. I am guessing that the New Tower that matches these sound just as good and also gives you the low end since they have a side firing Woofer. Piano Gloss Finish looks great like All NHT Speaker Great Quaility Great looking and Perfectly Priced. You will not be disapointed if you purchase these.
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Single track conferences like Symfony Day always tend to have a more intimate feeling which make them all the more enjoyable in my opinion. While the talks were certainly interesting, I personally go to conference to use the opportunity to meet all the IRC/github accounts in person. Its more efficient to move discussion forward, get a feeling for how the given person thinks and just to build up some shared fun experiences outside of "just" coding. Symfony Day delivered all of that and more really. As a case in point about the more check out the "Knplabs Boys" (note, only one actual KnpLab employee was on stage). Just a pitty that people like Bernhard, Jon, Kris and Johannes didn't show their faces. The conference itself was also very well organized and the wifi was working mostly :)
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When Jack Frost starts nipping at your nose, he might also be taking a jackhammer to your immune system. Everyone knows that winter weather is hard on your health, and the change of the season takes away easy access to health boosters like sunlight, outdoor exercise, and fresh vegetables. Add in the stress of the holiday season, and you've got the perfect recipe for overwhelming your immune system just in time to miss all of the festivities.
'Tis the season for orange juice and echinacea—supermarkets and supplement stores are actively suggesting ways to give your immune system a natural boost. Researchers have been working for years to figure out which of these natural cures are best. Unfortunately, a surprising number of these immune boosters have something in common with Santa Claus—they only work because you believe in them. Here's a guide to some of the most common natural immune strategies.
In general there are many obstacles to determine if an herbal product is effective or not. Most patients and physicians are not aware that products available under the same herbal name, for example supplements with the name Echinacea differ considerably in their composition (including different plants, e.g. Echinacea purpurea versus Echinacea angustifolia), use of variable plant parts (e.g. roots versus leaves) extraction methods (e.g. drying versus alcohol extractions) and the addition of other components. These obstacles are also seen in studies testing different things but calling it the same and then generalizing the results.
Conventional wisdom tells us that taking vitamins is good for our health. It turns out that multivitamins also affect our immune system. There is some evidence that various micronutrient deficiencies—for example, deficiencies of zinc, selenium, iron, copper, folic acid, and vitamins A, B6, C, and E—alter immune responses in animals. However, the impact of these immune system changes on the health of animals is less clear, and the effect of similar deficiencies on the human immune response has yet to be assessed. While we don't yet know whether a multivitamin tablet can ward off a cold, it's simply a good health practice to take vitamins, particularly in winter. Supplements can make up for the nutrition that we often get through fresh summer food, not to mention the vitamin D we get from sunlight.
Though we often call Vitamin C the gold standard immune system helper, recent reviews show us that that this may not be true unless you're training for the annual Antarctica Marathon. A vitamin C supplement may help you to prevent illness if you're under a significant amount of physical stress like cold exposure or extreme exercise. But even a super-dose of vitamin C won't stop an average person from catching a cold or flu. That said, if you've been enjoying a daily glass of orange juice, don't stop—new research suggests that vitamin C is an antioxidant, and plays a role in cancer prevention.
We've seen evidence that topical aloe vera is helpful for minor burns, wounds, or frostbite. Researchers have started paying attention to its internal and antioxidant effects as well. Although numerous claims have been published on the internet and elsewhere about aloe's immune system benefits, no medical studies on aloe's cold prevention properties have yet been published. Stay tuned, though. Aloe is a promising natural remedy, and plenty of new research on this plant is being published every year. Drinking aloe juice will certainly not harm your immune system, and you may find that you enjoy it.
Echinacea is one of the most common herbal health supplements for cold fighting—it has become the banner herb for winter immune boosting. On a 2009 meta-analysis (analysis of multiple studies) comparing treatment results of Echinacea with placebo, a significant effect was reported in nine comparisons, a trend in one, and no difference in six. Interestingly on another meta-analysis of 3 studies testing prevention of cold (after inoculation with the rhino-virus) found a 55% higher risk of getting the cold when Echinacea was not taken. At this point the jury is still debating this one, more to come.
Ginseng is a well-known herb used to promote health in Asian medicine. Astragalus is an herb used in Chinese medicine to help bolster the body against disease. Like many traditional Chinese medicinal herbs, ginseng and astragalus are receiving renewed attention in Western medicine. However, that attention has not yet resulted in definitive evidence that either of these herbs helps to fight colds. The National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine (NCCAM) considers there have been insufficient large studies of a high enough quality to support the claims of immune boosting with ginseng. Similarly, the quality of the existing studies demonstrating the immune-stimulating properties of astragalus are poor; some suggest that astragalus may harm as much as it helps.
Garlic lovers will happily believe that it will cure anything that ails you. Medical science is showing a lot of love for the pungent bulb, as well. In laboratory tests, researchers have seen garlic work against bacteria, viruses, and fungi. However, there haven't been enough well-designed human studies conducted to know whether this translates into human benefits.
Probiotics are good bacteria, such as Lactobacillus and Bifidobacterium, which can safely dwell in your digestive tract. Thanks to a new generation of yogurt products, it is easy to incorporate a breadth of probiotics into your diet, resulting in a multitude of digestive benefits. However, though some probiotic enthusiasts claim that these wonder bacteria can help the immune system as well, it hasn't yet been proven that probiotics directly influence immune strength. However, good health practices tend to help the immune system indirectly; probiotics may not help you to fight a cold, but they do contribute to your overall health.
If the news about supplements has been disappointing, don't despair. Some of the best ways to avoid winter illnesses don't involve supplements at all. Simply making basic common-sense efforts to take care of your health will go a long way toward avoiding sickness. For example, washing your hands frequently to prevent the spread of germs will prevent illnesses before they even have a chance to tax your immune system.
Perhaps the best way boost your immunity this winter is to avoid stress in the first place. Though the holidays and New Year tend to stoke our ambitions, winter is not the best time of year to work yourself to death or take on herculean projects. So, for the sake of your health, find time to have fun. Go Christmas caroling, do a good deed or take a walk. Pay attention to your emotional wellbeing as well as your physical, and enjoy your healthiest winter yet.
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by Robin Miller in Robin's Healthy Take, June 25, 2012Since most Americans dine out more than four times each week, we're only in complete control of what we eat less than half of the time. In an ideal world, we'd know exactly what we're consuming both at home and out — right? Consider one of America's favorite appetizers, fried mozzarella, and read the stats:
Restaurant Fried Mozzarella Sticks
Nutrition Info Per Serving (range in numbers reflects different restaurants)
Calories: 660-770
Total Fat: 35-46 grams
Saturated Fat: 15-24 grams
Total Carbohydrate: 54 grams
Sugars: not listed
Protein: 32-36 grams
Sodium: 1510-2040 milligrams
Cholesterol: not listed
Fiber: 1-7 grams
And it's usually eaten as a starter, even though it maxes out your fat and sodium intake for the entire day. For those days when you're home but want a restaurant-style treat, I've got the perfect solution. My baked mozzarella sticks have less than half the calories and 1/3 the fat and sodium of their restaurant counterparts. Even better – they boast the same herb-infused, crispy exterior and soft gooey cheese center. Try 'em this week and let me know what you think!
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I've also made the sticks with the swirled cheese sticks – mozzarella and cheddar. I like to serve these mozzarella sticks with a good marinara sauce that I've warmed in the microwave.
Note: I refrigerate the breaded cheese sticks for 10 minutes before baking to make sure the cheese doesn't over-melt in the oven. You can actually refrigerate the breaded cheese sticks for up to 24 hours (meaning you can prep ahead).
Cooking spray
1 cup panko bread crumbs
1/3 cup Italian style dry bread crumbs
1 teaspoon salt-free Italian seasoning
3/4 cup nonfat milk
1/3 cup plus 2 tablespoons all-purpose flour
16 (1-ounce) sticks low-moisture, part-skim mozzarella cheese, halved crosswise
Preheat oven to 400 degrees. Coat two large baking sheets with cooking spray.
Combine panko, bread crumbs and Italian seasoning in a food processor and process until finely ground. Transfer mixture to a shallow dish.
In a separate shallow dish, whisk together milk and 2 tablespoons of the flour. Place remaining 1/2 cup of flour in a large freezer bag.
Add cheese sticks to the bag with the flour and shake to coat. Working in batches, dip the flour-coated cheese sticks into the milk mixture and then into the panko mixture. Arrange cheese, in a single layer, on prepared baking sheets. Spray the surface with cooking spray. Refrigerate 10 minutes.
Bake 8-10 minutes, until crust is golden brown and cheese is soft.
Serves 8
Nutrition Info Per Serving (serving size: 4 pieces)
Calories: 248
Total Fat: 11 grams
Saturated Fat: 7 grams
Total Carbohydrate: 17 grams
Sugars: 2 grams
Protein: 18 grams
Sodium: 451 milligrams
Cholesterol: 31 milligrams
Fiber: 1 gram
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Chris Sims, professor of econimics at the U of M in his office. Photo taken 6/22/1982
The two winners of the Nobel economics prize were once half of the "four horsemen" at the University of Minnesota, debating theories that would change how governments manage the economy.
Thomas Sargent and Christopher Sims were honored Monday for work they did while part of the U's economics department in the 1970s and 1980s. A third "horseman," Edward Prescott, won the same prize in 2004. Colleagues hope the fourth, Neil Wallace, won't be far behind.
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A Different Smoothie, Shades of Green
Author Notes: Musing, fantasizing, looking for green possibilities that would be healthy and delicious. Fun, but even better when you know you want another one, soon. There was a time when this would pass disguised as an indulgence. Indulgent taste, with good fats from avocado and a quality ice cream, now you can be proud of your conventional wisdom. Why chia seeds? In addition to a healthy profile, they will thicken this smoothie just enough to be velvety smooth. And they look just like kiwi seeds... - susan g
Serves one, maybe two.
- 1 kiwi
- 1/4 avocado
- 1/4 cup fresh mint leaves, loosely packed*
- 1 tablespoon fresh squeezed lime juice
- 5 ounces green tea, brewed strong, cooled
- 1/8 teaspoon chia seed
- 1/2 cup rich vanilla ice cream
- Scoop the pulp of the kiwi and the avocado into a food processor or immersion blender mixing cup, along with the mint leaves and lime juice. Blend to a smooth paste with finely chopped mint.
- Add the green tea and chia seed; mix until smooth. If you can leave it for a while, it will thicken a bit more. When you are ready to drink it, add the ice cream and blend it in.
- NOTES: *If you don't have fresh mint, add a mint tea bag when you brew the green tea. If you have a container with measurements, like a 2 cup Pyrex measuring cup, you can simplify the process (and the cleanup) by making it in there with the immersion blender. If you would like to try a SAVORY VERSION, add Green Tabasco to taste, and use milk instead of ice cream.
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