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The Reds are 10-0-1 this season in series against National League Central opponents not named the Cardinals, against whom they are 0-3.
Cincinnati is looking to extend that streak after a 6-5 comeback victory over the Pirates on Friday in the first game of this three-game series leading up to the All-Star break.
"It's a big series," said Reds shortstop Zack Cozart. "We want to finish strong going into the All-Star break. We've been playing so well and, a tough loss [Thursday against the Cubs in 12 innings], but we've clawed our way back into the thick of things, and that's what we wanted to do."
Reds starter Mike Leake owns a career record of 6-3 with a 3.40 ERA in 17 starts against the Pirates. He is 1-0 this season against Pittsburgh and has allowed seven earned runs in 13 2/3 innings.
Pirates starter Charlie Morton had been throwing more curveballs than his usual sinker until his last outing against the Cardinals on Monday, when he used primarily sinkers to blank the Cards over seven innings.
"The first 10-15 pitches that come out of their hand mean a lot to them [starting pitchers]," Pirates manager Clint Hurdle said. "When the sinker came out hot, it was a much better feel pitch for him. It had really good late life and movement, and he was able to count on it throughout the outing."
Whatever Morton has been doing lately has worked. He has won four of his last six decisions and owns a 3.10 ERA on the year.
Pirates: Harrison comes home as an All-Star
Playing in the NL Central means outfielder Josh Harrison makes frequent trips to his hometown of Cincinnati, but this one is a little more special. This time, Harrison returns as an All-Star.
"It's always nice to come back home," Harrison said. "But now, it's been amazing. I've had to clear my phone several times since last night, so many people were calling and texting me.
"Everybody's leaving the message, 'Hey, I'm coming to the game to see you. Look for me in the stands.'"
Reds: Bailey expects to make his next start
Homer Bailey said before Friday's series opener against the Pirates that his slightly strained right knee felt better, and that he is optimistic about making his next start after the All-Star break.
The knee forced Bailey to exit Thursday's game against the Cubs in the sixth inning.
"It's still pretty sore, it's not like I can go and run a marathon or anything," Bailey said. "Stuff like that happens and kind of puts a big scare into you with the amount of pain that was there, but a little bit of rest, a little bit of R &R is going to go a long way."
Worth noting
• Pirates outfielder Starling Marte became eligible to return following Friday's game -- the third he has missed, the minimum, on the bereavement list -- but the club hadn't yet connected with him, and he is unlikely to be back from the Dominican until after the All-Star break.
• Reds closer Aroldis Chapman broke Bruce Sutter's Major League record of most consecutive relief appearances with a strikeout since 1900, notching his 40th in a row in Friday's win.
• Jay Bruce and Todd Frazier have had success against Morton. Bruce is 8-for-24 (.333) with three doubles, a triple, two homers and six RBIs. Frazier is 5-for-12 (.417) with two doubles, a triple, a homer and three RBIs.
Jamal Collier is an associate reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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Ladenson P, Kim M. Thyroid. In: Goldman L and Ausiello D, eds. Cecil Medicine. 23rd ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders; 2007:chap 244.
Brent GA, Larsen PR, Davies TF. Hypothyroidism and thyroiditis. In: Kronenberg HM, Melmed S, Polonsky KS, Larsen PR, eds. Williams Textbook of Endocrinology. 11th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier; 2008:chap 12.


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ST. LOUIS -- This weekend is Cubs rookie manager Rick Renteria's first taste of the Cubs-Cardinals rivalry, and he wasn't quite sure what to expect. It's not as if Renteria hasn't been in a competitive series. When he was with the Padres, they had to contend with the Dodgers.
But Saturday will be the 20,425th meeting between the Cubs and Cardinals, and as much as St. Louis manager Mike Matheny tries to downplay it, the intensity will be high.
"I think we've all been kind of conditioned to make every game a rivalry to be consistent, regardless of who it is, but you can't help but feed off the life the fans have," Matheny said. "The Cubs fans show up here just like our Cardinal fans show up in Chicago.
"It's a great atmosphere whenever we play these guys," Matheny said. "It just seems to be that extra excitement that you kind of feed off of."
Renteria can only hope for the same kind of success Matheny had. The Cardinals won the World Series in 2011, and Matheny took over the next year for Tony La Russa and led the team to the National League Championship Series. St. Louis reached the World Series in 2013, only to lose to the Red Sox in six games.
"I'm really fortunate to be here in this particular situation," Renteria said of the Cubs. "Obviously, I do like all the guys we have and I like the guys who are coming. It's a situation where hopefully we're developing a particular type of mentality. Everybody talks about trying to do it, I'm going to try to do it, I'm no different. I'm not trying to reinvent the wheel, but we are trying to maintain some consistency and positive approaches throughout the whole process."
Matheny, 43, played 13 seasons in the big leagues; Renteria, 52, played five years. Does that playing time help him as a manager?
"In the long run, the players have to gain trust," Renteria said. "I think you do it a little bit at a time. You can't come in too hot. They have to get to know you, they have to get to know your personality, also. They have to get to know that if you say something, you're going to do it.
"[They have to know] if you're pulling for them, that you show them you're pulling for them. I think it's been an ongoing and developing relationship, and I think it's going in the right direction. I'm happy with the way they've been going about their business. We've been fighting the last nine days, every single game. But that's indicative of them. They're pros, they can keep fighting and we want to keep the energy going as long as we can."
Cardinals: Wainwright readies to face Cubs
The Cardinals have scored two runs in Adam Wainwright's first two starts, and the right-hander, who faces the Cubs on Saturday, will be looking for a few more. Wainwright faced the Cubs four times last season and was 2-1, striking out 23 over 25 1/3 innings.
Wainwright will tie Matt Morris, Larry Jackson and Max Lanier for 10th on the Cardinals' all-time wins list with his next victory.
Right-handed hitters have had a little better success against Wainwright in the first two starts, going 7-for-31 compared to 1-for-16 by left-handed batters. The Cubs may start more right-handed batters, such as Mike Olt and Junior Lake, on Saturday.
Cubs: Villanueva set to make second start
Carlos Villanueva will be making his second start and fourth appearance of the season on Saturday. The perfect swingman, Villanueva picked up a win in his first start against the Phillies, giving up one run over five innings. In 31 games (10 starts) against the Cardinals, Villanueva is 5-4 with a 3.44 ERA, but was 0-1 with a 4.50 ERA in six games (three starts) last season.
The win in his first start was even nicer for Villanueva, who took the loss in back-to-back extra-inning games in Pittsburgh in the opening series of the season.
"You have to forget about it," Villanueva said of the losses. "You want to do whatever you can to help the boys out and keep everybody happy."
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Ten Guidelines for Quantitative Measurement of UX
Most UX designers use qualitative research—typically in the form of usability tests—to guide their decision-making. However, using quantitative data to measure user experience can be a very different proposition. Over the last two years our UX team at Vanguard has developed some tools and techniques to help us use quantitative data effectively. We've had some successes, we've had some failures, we've laughed, we've cried, and we've developed ten key guidelines that you might find useful.
1. Evaluate your experience against something you care about. Is it meeting its objectives?
If I had a penny for every time I heard someone say, "this page got 10,000 unique visits last month," I'd have… oh, at least enough for a beer. I typically respond by asking whether more or less hits would be better, or if they knew how many users were actually looking for the page (if 100,000 were looking for it, and only 10,000 found it, is that good?), or if those 10,000 users left the page satisfied, or if their behavior was changed by using the page. Because in order for our measures to be meaningful and effective, they need to be relative to our objectives.
2. The objectives of your experience will likely differ from those of the next person to read this.
Every project involves a unique user base and user demographics and has unique tasks, business models, products, services, and content, so you should expect your objectives to be unique to your experience. This means that you can't simply copy the objectives (and measures) that someone else is using, or post to a metrics forum asking, "What should I measure?" You need to be prepared to define your own objectives and measures.
3. Measure how well tasks are satisfied by capabilities, not projects. Otherwise, you have no baseline.
There are three key terms in this guideline: tasks, capabilities, and projects. It's important to understand the relationship between them.
Tasks are either something the user is trying do (e.g., buy an item, find out how much something costs, compare an item to a similar one), or something the business wants the user to do (e.g., buy the item, buy accessories, use credit, refer a friend).
Capabilities are small pieces of our cross-channel experience that satisfy several user- or business-driven tasks (e.g., a webpage that provides information about an item and a way to buy it, a mobile app scans a barcode and provides details on similar items).
Projects are teams of people, temporarily focused on creating or improving one or more capabilities (a team focused on improving the "buy the item" conversion rate).
The critical difference between capabilities and projects is that projects come and go as business priorities change and as they complete their work, whereas capabilities have a much longer lifespan. If you measure at the project level, each project will define their own set of objectives and measures and you will never know over time if your experience is improving or getting worse. Measuring at the capability level provides a stable baseline over time to show the impact of several projects.
Our UX team at Vanguard has developed a technique and deliverable call the "Capability Strategy Sheet" which identifies the tasks that any specific capability is trying to satisfy and the measures that will indicate success or failure (the details of which are too long for this article. To learn more about it check out my 2011 IA Summit presentation.
4. Measuring outcomes can tell you if a capability is failing. Measuring drivers can tell you why.
The tasks (and associated measures) that a single capability is attempting to satisfy fall into two categories.
Outcome tasks and measures represent the thing that the user really wants to do or that the business really wants the user to do (e.g., buy the item).
Driver tasks and measures represent things that the user will do along the way that contribute towards, or can detract from, the desired outcome (e.g., find out how much the item costs).
It's important to measure both outcomes and drivers because, like much in design, the process of defining the tasks and measures is iterative. You may be satisfying all the drivers perfectly, but might not be obtaining your desired outcome because you missed a driver.
5. Ask: how would the user behave if we nailed the design? How would they behave if we screwed it up?
Defining specific measures to evaluate how well (or poorly) a capability is satisfying a task is one of the most challenging aspects of the work we've been doing. We find that asking ourselves these two questions is a great starting point because it helps us focus on the user's task and their actual behavior relative to that task.
6. Be open about the uses and limitations of data, and involve people early to help gain buy-in.
Using quantitative data to inform decision-making can be uncomfortable for UX professionals more used to trusting their own judgment and experience. Encouraging a culture of openness and transparency where everyone has a voice can help increase the sense of ownership and acceptance of the data. It's also important to ensure that the data isn't perceived as infallible; it's not a replacement for experience and good judgment!
7. Avoid misleading measures; the temptation to use the data is too strong. Ask: what if the result is X?
Once something has been measured, it's very difficult to resist using the data, so be very sure before measuring that you have a high level of confidence that you will believe in, and act upon, the results. We've found that imagining ourselves a little way into the future with specific results of, say, 10% (or whatever number represents a poor result) and then again with results of 80% (or a good result) helps us sanity-check our measure and make sure it's actionable.
8. Be unbiased. Don't be afraid to measure things that might contradict your own opinion.
Don't be too hasty to discard measures, though. Make sure you're doing it for the right reasons—don't fall prey to the "even if the result is X, we're not doing it because I don't agree with that decision" trap. Having an open mind is critical to maximizing your learning as well as maintaining the credibility of your data.
9. Don't lose your perspective about how data fits into your decision-making.
In movies, machines have made some pretty bad decisions (Wargames, The Terminator, 2001: A Space Odyssey). In real-life, we need to ensure that humans are not left out of the loop. Only the knowledge and experience that UX professionals bring can effectively balance the quantitative against the qualitative—things like emotional impact, brand values, and aesthetic appeal. Just as important, stakeholders need to understand this balancing act and the role of expertise and experience, otherwise they might start acting on the data themselves.
10. Start small. Pick a capability, identify objectives, define measures, and watch what happens.
This type of measurement and use of data doesn't have to be a large enterprise-level initiative. In fact, starting small can be the pebble that starts the avalanche. Once stakeholders see the value of a data-informed approach, it becomes desirable across the organization.
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Thanks for this article, Richard. I think it serves it's purpose very well, providing guidelines for people who are not already deploying quantitative measurement for design strategy, and to that end I'm surfacing it to the Digital Design Strategy group that I manage on LinkedIn.
I don't agree with the criticism that it isn't balanced with qualitative measurement, because qual methods are already deployed by the overwhelming majority of UX shops. Maybe a good follow-up would be triangulating methods, e.g. using statistical data to validate behavioral segments/personas.
Richard, you really should consider an update re the article title. "Quantitative" has a VERY different meaning than "qualitative", even in a vernacular usage (if those words even are used that way). Quantitative is defined by many as pertaining to numeric/ metric measurement, not merely "in a pure academic sense".
Is "statistical significance" a synonym for "quantitative" in the "common cultural context"? I don't know quite what that means. I DO understand your rationale in the sentence that followed, regarding small sample sizes!
As @Jon and @David alluded to, the title causes what would otherwise be a meaningful article to be eclipsed by the inference that quantitative measurement is more important than qualitative i.e. subjective, user perception based evaluation.
I am a statistician, user, and sometimes help with UX and UI stages of applications development targeted to users like myself. Statistical, quantitative methods have their place, but qualitative assessment, in the UX definition of the term, is very valuable!
I don't intend to heap abuse on you. I like the UXmag.com site, even Twitter updated how awesome your other post "The UX of this Article" was.
P.S. I agree with @Jody, that http://mollom.com CAPTCHA is rather a challenge! But they do provide good anti-spam service.
Great insight, thanks Richard! Btw, who assisted with the visual design on that beautiful Capability Strategy Sheet? lovely indeed!
(PS: hey UXmag owners, your Captcha system is mad buggy annoying. i'm about to punch my monitor.)
David, I totally agree. Quantitative is not a replacement for Qualitative. They should be used in tandem to get a full understanding of what and why.
I love these guidelines. The only thing I would add is that it takes both quantitative and qualitative research to get a full picture of the user.
Take guideline No.5 "Ask: how would the user behave if we nailed the design? How would they behave if we screwed it up?" The only way to understand how the users want to behave, to understand their motivations, to really understand their real world context, is to conduct qualitative research that will fill in all of those details.
Qualitative findings will shape how you deploy the guidelines you suggest.


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O'Brien said he intends to propose an amendment on the House floor on Wednesday to "stop raiding the highway fund for spending not directly related to road construction and repairs."
He said his amendment would provide more than enough money to fix decaying roads and bridges.
"I'm trying to address arguments that we have to take care of our roads," O'Brien said. " But we have to do it in a way that means don't have to pay more taxes than necessary."
The last several state budgets have called for channeling just under 70 percent of the money raised for the highway fund to the state Department of Transportation for road projects and highway aid to cities and towns.
The rest partially funds other agencies under the "supervision of traffic" clause.
The amendment O'Brien will offer Wednesday is intended to prohibit "draining of 27 percent of the highway fund for things that don't have to do with repair and construction of roads."
O'Brien acknowledged that House-crafted budgets during his days as Speaker allowed highway funds to be diverted to other departments.
"But now, given what we are hearing, that we have a crisis when it comes to maintenance of roads, let's use the money to take care of that," he said.
The Department of Safety would receive about $75 million from highway funds in Gov. Maggie Hassan's proposed budget, an increase of less than 1 percent over the current budget.
Other agencies such as the departments of Justice and Health and Human Services, the judicial branch and the highway safety agency receive highway fund dollars for expenses that have traditionally been tied to supervision of traffic.
The Hassan administration said eliminating that use of gas tax revenues for the public safety budget would mean fewer state troopers out supervising traffic.
"O'Brien's amendment would have a devastating impact on public safety, affecting more than 300 state trooper positions that are funded at least in part by highway fund dollars," said Hassan spokesman Marc Goldberg, who said the governor's proposed budget would put an additional 15 troopers on the road. House Public Works Committee Chairman David Campbell, who has led the charge for raising the gax tax to pay for road work, said O'Brien could have done what he is trying to do now back in 2011, when he was speaker and Republicans had the votes to override a gubenatorial veto.
"To suggest this at the last minute and leave a hole in the budget and defund troopers is fiscally irresponsible when he had the option to do this when he had a supermajority in the last biennium," Campbell said. "It is filling one hole by creating another of equal size."
O'Brien said public safety officials should compete in the normal budget process for money for troopers, the same way other departments make their cases for legislative funding from the general fund.
"Come into the budget process that is going on now and make a case for (public safety) functions, including continued employment of state troopers," O'Brien said. "It isn't easy, you have to make choices and explain them to people."
House rules provide that legislation such as the gas tax needs to be referred to the Ways and Means Committee by Feb. 28. A canceled session last week meant missing that deadline. It will take a two-thirds vote of the House to suspend that rule and keep the gas tax and other legislation on track.
While Republican leaders assured Speaker Terie Norelli they would agree to the rule suspension, O'Brien said he won't vote for it.
"Those of us who won't vote for suspension of the rules (won't because) doing so would expose our neighbors to a billion dollar tax increase," O'Brien said.
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Navigator: Skullcandy unveils Navigator on-ear headphones
October 7, 2012
"Without further ado, say hello to the Navigator. Priced at $99, it features a similar aviator-esque style to Jay-Z's model, albeit in a petite on-ear package -- we'd say the design direction this time is even better looking, too. The cans have collapsible earcups with flat earpads and metal construction (just like you'd find on sunglasses), with a faux leather-wrapped headband and a flat tangle-resistant cable (detachable) which houses an iDevice-compatible three-button remote and microphone."
Believe it or not, what you're looking at above is a set of headphones -- let's explain. It's no secret that Skullcandy has been working to improve its tattered repertoire with headphone junkies for the past two years. Nowadays, it's not uncommon to hear generally favorable opinions about its Jay-Z-endorsed Roc Nation Aviators ($150), and the company has apparently taken notice. Aiming to build on the success it's had blending sunglasses with headphones, it's now ready to let loose a "smaller sibling" into the lineup -- and we've been able to get an exclusive first look and listen.
Without further ado, say hello to the Navigator. Priced at $99, it features a similar aviator-esque style to Jay-Z's model, albeit in a petite on-ear package -- we'd say the design direction this time is even better looking, too. The cans have collapsible earcups with flat earpads and metal construction (just like you'd find on sunglasses), with a faux leather-wrapped headband and a flat tangle-resistant cable (detachable) which houses an iDevice-compatible three-button remote and microphone. Skullcandy is being light on technical details at the moment, but we do know that the headphones will come in a choice of black or black with blue lenses earcups. Interests piqued? The Navigator will officially land at Apple stores tomorrow, where they'll be an exclusive offering until the end of the month -- in the meantime, join us past the break for our initial impressions.
We've gotta say it, the build quality of the Nav is right on par with that of high-end sunglasses, and the earcups adjust into position along the headrails with secure and satisfying clicks. That said, the earcups have almost no articulation, and we had to actually bend the "frame" into shape a bit before we got a useable fit. Sure, this is normal for actual glasses, but needing to torque a brand set of headphones into position did feel disconcerting. We still haven't been able to the get the fit just right, but we're optimistic that we'll get there with a bit more patience and tweaking. Aside from that, the plastic "lenses" on the outsides of earcups pick up up fingerprints ultra quick, but they don't standout too much thanks to the black finish-- we'd imagine it might be easier to see on the blue model.
The Navigator to feels very lightweight on the head, and the earpads do a fairly good job of keeping things cushy. This editor did experience cartilage cramps near the backs of his ears after an hour or so of wearing the cans, however -- a niggle at best. We'd have no issue using these for short commutes, but for longer listens we'd probably advise you to go for the larger Aviators if you're heart's set on this style. We never dealt with the cable tangling up or transferring loads of cable noise into the earcups, and we're very impressed with the feel of the inline remote. It's very tactile, allowing for operation without fumbling or accidentally hitting the wrong button.
You may have noticed that the Navigator's box has the phrase "Supreme Sound" on it. As we touched on earlier, Skullcandy's been using this as a motto to highlight its focus on better audio quality -- and not just making fashionable headgear. That in mind, we're happy to report that the cans sound solid for the price point. The voicing is expectedly on the slightly muddy side of things with a very narrow soundstage, but the tonality is mostly smooth (read: not extremely harsh or fatiguing). Better yet, the drivers don't seem to distort aggressively with the volume jacked up. It's not boom-heavy sound by any means, but the highs are definitely a veiled due to the bass emphasis. If you like dubstep these will do the trick, all while maintaining just enough bite so that the throaty top-end of bass lines -- like that of Mike Dirnt's on Green Day's album Dookie -- don't get totally drowned in the mix. The headphones also provide a fair amount of isolation, so they'll spare you the need to crank the volume excessively in the likes of subways. Speaking of, we had no issue driving them with our iPhone 5, and found they were slightly louder than Logitech's $99 UE headphones at the same volume setting. For perspective, Logitech's offering does sound a bit more balanced with clearer highs, but from a usability standpoint the Navigator is more compelling option for day-to-day use (the UEs don't fold up, for example). Of course it'll take more listening to make a definitive call, but we don't think you can really go wrong with the Navigators as it stands, so long as your expectations are in-line with the price -- and try not to confuse them for your shades.
Navigator: Skullcandy Navigator Supreme Sound Navigator Review
October 1, 2012
Source: Signaturehits.com
Comfort! Style! Stashable!
I have to admit, I've only been using these headphones for a few days, but I knew immediately I was going to give them a rave review! Read below to find out why.When they were delivered they came in tactful packaging, clean looking, modern, with just a few simple pictures of the great product inside. This model is made specifically for iPod, iPhone, and iPad. The Navigator headphones come with a small black bag equipped with a top drawstring closure and featuring the skullcandy image imprinted into the fabric. When leaving my apartment in the evening I simply moved the ear pieces inward to collapse them, making it both easier to put in my bag, and safer to travel with, and placed them in the travel bag. This is something in particular that's really great about the overall design. Over the years, and being a professional musician myself, I have gone through many sets of headphones, and I'm rough on them. For those of you who are real "collectors" such as myself, you know that some of the really expensive headphones are very structured, they always maintain a certain shape. You would think that a fixed permanent shape would be great, but that isn't alway the case.
Rigid, structured, headphones do not fold or bend. Some are made of a very thin cheap plastic, or a very thick plastic, all of which, if removed from your head carelessly, WILL break. No plastic here, this model features a steel, durable yet flexible band. How many times have you had a friend play in your tech box just to find that they've broken something? Exactly…these are very strong, but flexible enough that if, let's just call then Jo and Mo, break your stuff, they will have a lot harder time actually hurting this steel model.
The sound quality is pretty clear. You will not find yourself playing with the volume during movies to hear the whispered dialogue, or hurt your eardrums unexpectedly with the upcoming war scene. The bass in my rap music came in clearly, voices from Netflix are completely audible, the only thing I didn't enjoy listening to with these was my classical repertoire. The opera singers sounded almost as though they were singing through a tunnel. When I unplugged the headphones, the sound from my computer did not replicate this. Unless your an opera singer, or listen solely to classical vocal repertoire, I would not let this concern you. The Navigator works with my Mac book pro, Mac book air, and actually my Motorola phone.
I went for a walk here in Manhattan, plugged these into my phone and made a number of phone calls. My family and friends had no problem hearing me speak into the mic on the headphones. You do not need to hold the cord up to your mouth, it will pick up the sound just fine hanging from the headphones. I am 5'5 and the mic does not lay on my shoulder or chest, so as long as you are average height or taller, you wont have any interference of sound from the mic hitting your clothes or body. You can also play your music on your phone and still talk to whomever may call. They wont be able to hear your music, but you will easily be able to enjoy both simultaneously and still hear the person on the other line clearly.
Extra pluses that have almost nothing to do with technology:
1. If it's cold and you hate earmuffs, these are just as warm without making you feel silly.
2. If you wear makeup, these only sit on your ears. They will not drag on your face or be covered in your foundation and blush. This is important to those of you who like your makeup because it can cause unwanted breakouts as well as trashing your headphones.
3. Blissfully being able to ignore every random stranger trying to hit on you on the subway.
Priced at just $99 dollars this model wont break the bank. Go ahead and get two pairs, with 3 colors to choose from you'll have twice as many "looks". They look sharp with their steel frame, nicely stitched leather fabric covering, and artfully placed Skullcandy emblems. Buy from Skullcandy directly so that you can take advantage of their fantastic LIFETIME warranty that will cover any manufacturing defects. Even better, if you have a non-manufacturing defect(you're careless or someone else is), they still offer an "Aggressive Listener Credit in the amount of fifty percent of the current value of the product. If your product isn't sold anymore, they will match it up with a current product and base the warranty on the newer product value. For those of you who don't know, many companies would not do this. They obviously really want to stand by their product and provide good customer service. Dear Skullcandy, we notice, and thank you!
I definitely recommend the Navigator headphones! Check them out or order at www.skullcandy.com/shop/navigator-royal-blue. You can also see all the other options Skullcandy has available at www.skullcandy.com. The Navigator is a great purchase, but it's just the tip of the iceberg. Check out their online store to see their numerous products. Have fun! -
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October 1, 2012
Source: pcmag.com
Quality audio performance, with distortion-free deep bass response at high volumes. Cool design emulates Aviator sunglasses, includes inline microphone and remote for phone calls and controlling playback. Detachable cable adds value.
Skullcandy headphones often seem like a victory of style over substance, but the company continues to improve the audio performance of its lineup. With the Navigator, we have a budget-friendly pair that finally offers quality, clean sound to match the brand's cool styling. Like the Skullcandy Roc Nation Aviator before them, the Navigator resembles a pair of Ray Ban Aviator sunglasses, but at $99.95 (direct), it's more affordable. Deep bass is delivered distortion-free, and though the Navigator lacks the added treble edge that helps vocals, guitars, or strings stand out, the overall performance is solid. Those who like cool sunglasses and deep bass—but not overwhelming portions of it—are encouraged to read on.
The snazzy Navigator features a housing for the drivers that looks similar to the lens of the famous Aviator sunglasses, while the earpads are plush, comfortable, and branded with a cut-out Skullcandy logo—which is, you guessed it, a stylized skull. The headband is also padded, but can get slightly uncomfortable over long listening periods. Adjusting the fit is easy, with the housings sliding up or down along a metallic-colored band.Like many headphones today, the Navigator folds down for compact storage. A black drawstring protective pouch is included, but the inside of it isn't ideal. The soft black felt material lining sheds just enough that if you move your hand around inside it for a few seconds, it comes out coated in black lint—the same is true for your headphones. This may change over time, but it was a turn-off that made the bag less useful at the outset.
On the upside, the audio cable is detachable. This adds tremendous value to the Navigator's already-reasonable price, as cables are typically the first thing to malfunction when headphones stop working—replacing a cable is a lot cheaper than replacing the whole thing, or sending it in for repair.
The cable includes in-line controls and a microphone for mobile devices—you can control playback and volume, as well as answer and end calls. Call clarity is more or less par for the course—you can understand your call partner and they will understand you, but call clarity on mobile devices remains weak pretty much across the board, and there's little the microphone and drivers on this or any other pair of headphones can do to improve the situation.
The audio performance of the Navigator is impressive for this price range. The overall balance is definitely focused on the lows and low-mid frequencies, but it delivers everything clearly and cleanly. Even at maximum volume (an unsafe listening level, by the way) on the Knife's "Silent Shout," a track with challenging low frequencies that often distorts on $100-range headphones, the Navigator did not distort at all, nor did it become a muddy mess. The synth kick drum hits are powerful, and at high volumes, noticeably vibrate the headphones, but the audio was unaffected. At more moderate levels, the low end is still delivered with intensity, and the overall mix is still articulate, though it seems to lack a lot of punch in the high-mids and highs.Bill Callahan's baritone vocals on "Drover" are delivered with slightly less treble edge than I'm used to hearing. This doesn't mean the vocals get lost in the mix, nor does the mix feel overly muddy, but the overall sound could use a bit more high-mid frequency presence.
The kick drum loop on Jay-Z and Kanye West's "No Church in the Wild", however, has enough treble punch to highlight the attack of the hit, which is nicely complimented by the deep bass synth hits underneath the loop. So, the higher frequency edge of some vocals, depending on who's singing and how they were recorded, may lack some bite, but it's not an exclusive rule—the kick on this track has plenty of high-mid punch on its attack, and even the vocals seem a bit more present.
On classical tracks like John Adams' "The Chairman Dances," the lower register strings are represented quite nicely. Sometimes, headphones that emphasize deep bass, like Beats by Dr. Dre Wireless $246.36 at Crutchfield.com, add so much low-end punch that the lower register strings, brass, and percussion sound almost amplified and unnatural. The big drum hits at the end of this song have just the right amount of low end presence—nothing too over-the-top, but they definitely have some depth to them. The higher register strings and wooden percussion are a bit less bright and present than they could be, but things remain generally clear, despite the slightly less crisp approach.
If a slightly brighter, crisper edge is what you seek, without going overboard, the Bowers & Wilkins P3 $199.95 at Apple Store is comparatively slightly brighter (and more expensive), while remaining far more neutral than many competing pairs that pump up both the bass and the treble. If booming bass is what you want, the Navigator offers a solid dose, but more can always be had: Check out the recent Logitech UE 6000 $245.99 at Amazon Marketplace if that's what you're looking for. And if your budget tops out below, say, $100, I'm sorry to say that there aren't a ton of excellent options as we descend lower down the price chain, but the $60 RHA SA950i is a solid pair with some serious bass. For $100, however, the Skullcandy Navigator brings deep bass, keeps it in check, and does so in style.


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Here are the best stories from Special Olympics programs across Africa.
Thomas Gathu was born in Kenya at a time when children with intellectual disabilities were usually shunned, hidden – or worse. Yet his family saw that he had special gifts. When Thomas found Special Olympics, those gifts became talents.
When Florence Nabayinda was diagnosed with intellectual disabilities, her mother ran away. Her father treated her harshly and she grew up amid violence and neglect in a rural Uganda village.
As part of the most recent Lions Clubs International grant, their Foundation has made seed funds available to Special Olympics to implement programming designed to offer health information direct to parents and caregivers of our athletes; as well as position Lions Clubs to speak to the group to orient all as to the social services Lions Clubs provides to the community. These are known as the "Family Health Forums." (FHF)
When Dr. Tim Shriver, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer , Special Olympics asked Special Olympics Tanzania whether we could organize for a Special Olympics athlete from Tanzania to accompany Mr. John Dee from Singapore and Salihin an athlete from Singapore, we confidently said "YES". We mentioned the name of Herith Suleiman and started training him.
21 African countries participated in the World Summer Games held in Greece 25 Jun – 4 July.Over 350 Special Olympics athletes from the Africa region travelled to Athens, Greece to participate in the Special Olympics 2011 World Summer Games.
At birth, Deon Namiseb was all but discarded but Special Olympics gave him a chance and hope. Today Deon is an accomplished athlete and a role model.
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Felix opens Interleague set against Braves in Seattle
Atlanta calls on Wood as young lefty faces Mariners' All-Star
The Mariners have played better on the road than at home this season, but manager Lloyd McClendon hopes to improve his team's fortunes at Safeco Field in the final two months. And he's got the right guy on the mound for Tuesday's homestand opener against the Braves in Felix Hernandez.
Hernandez will be looking to extend his Major League record-setting string of 14 straight starts of seven or more innings with two or fewer runs allowed, having beaten Tom Seaver's previous mark in his last outing.
"It's an honor. It means a lot to me," Hernandez said. "I'm just happy to do that. I've just got to continue to be consistent and keep doing what I'm doing."
Hernandez lost that game, a 2-0 pitchers' duel with the Indians' Corey Kluber, despite allowing just two runs on four hits over seven innings. But Hernandez is 11-3 with an American League-leading 2.01 ERA going into Tuesday's Interleague meeting with the Braves.
The Mariners are 31-23 on the road, but just 26-31 at Safeco Field, a situation that has befuddled McClendon.
"I don't know," McClendon said. "Everything has been backward for us. We've played bad at home, we've played well on the road. We beat up on left-handers. ... I don't know. I don't get it. I'm just rolling with it.
"I think it's going to even out. I think we will play well at home. We've got some games left and I like where we are now. I think our pitching has been as healthy as it's been all year, and that's going to give us an opportunity to win more games at home. So we'll see."
Hernandez has pitched against the Braves just once, taking the loss in a 2011 game in which he gave up 10 hits and five runs in 7 2/3 innings. But he's 16-7 with a 2.59 ERA in 31 Interleague starts in his career and 4-0 with a 1.21 ERA in his last seven outings against NL foes.
Like he did on Wednesday against Dodgers starter Zack Greinke, left-hander Alex Wood will look to compete with one of the best in Hernandez. Wood pitched seven innings of one-run ball, giving up six hits and striking out eight against Los Angeles.
Braves: Simmons searches for offensive groove
Andrelton Simmons had the day off Sunday against the Padres as he continues to struggle at the plate.
Simmons has batted .148 (8-for-54) with a.233 on-base percentage since the All-Star break. In the process, his batting average has dropped from .265 to .249 and his OBP from .309 to .298.
Mariners: McClendon likes new additions
Seattle dealt for outfielders Austin Jackson and Chris Denorfia at the non-waiver Trade Deadline, a week after acquiring designated hitter Kendrys Morales. The result is a deeper and more versatile lineup for McClendon.
"We don't have the big bopper in the middle of the order, but we've got a lot of professional hitters," McClendon said. "Certainly having Jackson at the top of the order, this guy knows the strike zone and isn't going to panic. I think he has a career .345 on-base percentage, he scores runs, he gets hits.
"Kendrys has a nice track record as well. They can do some things. It stretches out your lineup and obviously adding Denorfia, that's another guy that is a very professional hitter, has a good track record and isn't going to panic in big situations. I like our lineup."
Worth noting
• The Mariners swept a two-game series in Atlanta in early June for their first victories against the Braves since 2008. The two clubs have met in only four series in Interleague history, with Atlanta owning a 6-5 lead.
• The Braves swept a three-game set at Safeco Field in 2011 in their last trip to Seattle.
Grace Raynor is an associate reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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BATON ROUGE LSU is advising fans to arrive early for the Tigers' game against South Carolina on Saturday and be aware of changes in access to gates on the south end of Tiger Stadium due to a construction zone created by renovations.
LSU has begun preliminary construction on a new addition to the south end zone of Tiger Stadium that will add suites, club seats and general public seating for the 2014 season.
There will be limited pedestrian access to gates in the southeast corner of the stadium for fans coming from South Stadium Drive. Gates most impacted by the construction zone are Gates 11, 12, 14, 18 (Tiger Den Suites) and 20 (East Ramp), as well as Portal B on the southwest corner of the stadium.
For fans who enter through Gates 11, 12, 14, 18 and 20 on the east side of the stadium, the encouraged pedestrian route is to use Fieldhouse Drive and walk down to the stadium via Powerhouse Lane and walkways by Hatcher Hall and Johnston Hall.
Although all gates will be open, fans who sit in the south end zone are encouraged to use Gates 1-3 on the west side of the stadium.


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Henry Halem has been working in glass since 1968. He holds a BFA from the Rhode Island School of Design and an MFA from George Washington University and did post graduate work at the University of Wisconsin. Halem came to Kent State University to start their glass program in 1969. He retired from teaching glass at KSU in 1998 after 29 yrs. He now devotes himself to working full time in his studio as well as trying to lower his golf handicap. Halem, along with a few other artists, founded the Glass Art Society and served as its first president. In 2008 he received the prestigious "Lifetime Achievement Award" from the Glass Art Society at its annual meeting in Portland, Oregon. Henry is a Fellow of The American Crafts Council and in 1994 Received the Governor's Award from the State of Ohio. In 1998 Halem received the President's Medal for Outstanding Achievement from KSU. He has exhibited extensively throughout the U.S., Europe and Japan. His work can be found in important major collections in both the private and public sector. In 1997 the Cleveland Museum of Art acquired two of Halem's works which are now included in their permanent collection. Some other major museums where his work is collected include the Corning Museum, Smithsonian Institution, Toledo Museum, Detroit Institute of Art, High Museum of Art in Atlanta, the Philadelphia Museum of Art and internationally at the Hokkaido & Niijima Museums in Japan and the UMPRUM Museum in the Czech Republic.
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Now there is not one, but there are two Kiwi-born septuagenarian solo sailors off to try to break records to see who is the oldest, or the oldest/fastest solo sailor to do a circumnavigation. ...[more] Dream building - young Indian sailor in smallest boat circumnavigation By Nancy Knudsen, , 7:11 AM Sat 19 Oct 2013 25-year-old Indian sailor Gaurav Shinde has a dream, a dream to build and sail around the world in the smallest boat ever. He is planning, like other young people before him like Zac Sunderland, Jessica Watson and Laura Dekker, to circumnavigate the globe in (perhaps) 200 days. ...[more] Sailing dream-turned-nightmare by trekking accident By Jack Binder/Sail-World Cruising, 7:16 AM Sat 31 Aug 2013 At Sail-World Cruising we have often told of the idyllic times that cruising sailors have. However, sometimes things don't go so swimmingly, and it's even worse if you are cruising remotely, away from any kind of help. Here Jack Binder, sailing with his wife Jude on their yacht Banyandah, tells his own tale of their dream-turned nightmare while trekking in remote North West Australia. ...[more] North West Passage - ice levels alarming for transiting yachts By Douglas Pohl/Sail-World Cruising, 10:17 AM Mon 19 Aug 2013 The North West Passage, once thought of as an impossible dream for sailors, has been more and more ice free over the last few years, encouraging more and more yachts to adventure. But 2013 is shaping up to be very different, possibly alarming for the boats already there. Here, Captain of the 55ft motor vessel Grey Goose and keen NW Passage correspondent Douglas Pohl tells the story: ...[more] North West Passage in 33ft Dodo's Delight - gales already By Nancy Knudsen, , 12:30 PM Sat 17 Aug 2013 The North West Passage, now for the last few years comparatively ice free, was first successfully crossed in 1903-06 by Norwegian, Roald Amundsen. However the way is still a great challenge to the cruising sailor. ...[more] Polish crew to circumnavigate the North Pole in Lady Dana By Sail-World Cruising, 12:26 PM Tue 16 Jul 2013 The 19 ton steel yacht is called Lady Dana, and the Polish team who will sail around the North Pole with her in 2013 - including the North West Passage - know she will be the only female on board. 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In her third attempt to circumnavigate the world non-stop the indomitable 70-year-old sailor has crossed the equator for the last time and 'merely' has to make it back to her starting point in Victoria, Canada, to become the oldest female to have circumnavigated the world solo, non-stop and unassisted. ...[more] Francis Joyon about to challenge Trans Atlantic record from New York By Michael Fortenbaugh, Commodore, Manhattan Sailing, , 3:40 PM Mon 13 May 2013 One of the greatest solo sailors in the world, Frenchman Francis Joyon, is expected to arrive at Dennis Conner's North Cove Marina in New York today with his extreme trimaran 'IDEC.' 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Next he sailed a wooden lugger to Australia, then rounded Tasmania in a sailing kayak. Now he is about to tackle the North Sea in the same style sailing kayak. ...[more] World's fastest Hydroptere to go for Pacific record By Des Ryan, , 2:53 AM Sun 28 Apr 2013 The world's fastest sailing boat has announced that it will attempt to break the speed record crossing between San Francisco and Honolulu. ...[more] Repairing rudder upside-down in the Southern Ocean By Sail-World Cruising, 1:06 PM Tue 23 Apr 2013 It's all in a day's sailing: 'I used two safety lines to tie myself to the boat while I turned upside down off the stern to fix the rudder.' These are the words of 70-year-old solo circumnavigating sailor Jeanne Socrates, describing how she repaired her rudder in the Southern Ocean. ...[more] Jeanne Socrates is out of the Southern Ocean, heading north By Lee Mylchreest, , 4:25 PM Wed 10 Apr 2013 She's turn the corner towards warm water! It might have been a small adjustment to the helm but it was a momentous change for the septuagenarian sailor. Jeanne Socrates, 70-year-old solo sailor has turned her boat north to cross the Pacific in her quest for a solo non-stop and unassisted circumnavigation of the earth. While there are many miles to go, the dreaded Southern Ocean is behind her. ...[more] Heart-breaking end to solo round-world sail. By This is South Devon/Sail-World Cruising, 6:23 AM Wed 10 Apr 2013 He was almost home. A Danish solo sailor who had his heart set on a solo round-world sail has ended up in Britain instead of Denmark, after his yacht was dismasted close to South Devon. He had to be rescued after 260 days without setting foot on land. ...[more]
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yes, id Software have really tried to push their games for Linux, and really tried to make a business case, but it have failed every time.
As Carmack have said many times at QuakeCon, the user base is just not big enough, and MS is doing a very good job with DirectX.
I don't even know if Doom 3 is released for Linux, but once Rage have matured, Carmack will release the Doom 3 source code. See his keynote.
Who would have though that John Carmack is one of the biggest contributors to Open Source?


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A London man wakes up next to a corpse, with no memory of how he got there, and follows a trailof mysterious clues that leads him on a mission of danger, deception and discovery through the Parisian underworld.
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