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Style & Smarts
The kitchen has come a long way from simply being the place where meals are prepared. With the continued interest in open-concept kitchens comes the demand for the overall space to be aesthetically pleasing. Because of this, today's appliances are selected not only for their functionality, but for how they look and work within the kitchen design.
"Consumers are looking for the value and features that fit how they are living and using their kitchens today," says Lisa Rowland, Frigidaire marketing and merchandising manager, Electrolux Home Products in Augusta, GA.
And, while looks are important, meal preparation is still the primary function of a kitchen.
With more people entertaining at home, kitchen appliances need to be able to handle both high-volume production and provide the quality that consumers are looking for.
The products available on the market today are doing just that, according to manufacturers recently surveyed by Kitchen & Bath Design News.
Smart Systems
Due to today's busy lifestyles, people are looking for appliances that help simplify their lives. "Kitchen appliances are now becoming more considerate of people's needs and actual use and behavior. Appliances today should adapt to the consumer, not the other way around," says Steve Bashara, chief branding officer, TurboChef Technologies in Atlanta, GA. He says that technology has found a home in the kitchen, and adds that his company's TurboChef 30" "is an excellent example where the most advanced technology – our AirSpeed Technology – cooks at up to 15 times faster than conventional ovens, allowing people to save time and enjoy family and friends more."
Convection ovens are also a growing trend because they reduce cooking time, says Rowland. Frigidaire manufactures these ovens with an option for regular baking or convection, and the unit will automatically convert from conventional to convection. "You don't have to sit there and try to do the math," says Rowland. "You have automatic convection conversion, which takes care of it for you." The convection feature also allows consumers to use all of their oven capacity rather than just one rack, because of the circulating air that evenly distributes the heat, she adds.
Paul Leuthe, corporate marketing manager for Sub-Zero/Wolf in Madison, WI, agrees that technology that increases appliance performance is what it's all about. "People want equipment to function the way it's supposed to," he says.
"Consumers have accepted electronic controls as being both reliable and actually providing precise control of the cooking and baking functions the owner chooses," says John Swenson, director of Electrolux brand marketing, Electrolux Home Products in Augusta, GA. He continues that research has shown that simplicity in design is also desired, however. Electrolux has responded by including Wave Touch technology, which is activated by a touch on a control panel, into its ICON appliances, including the wall ovens and the high-speed oven. "Program your selections and those functions not chosen or active will fade away to a dark panel in a minute, displaying only the functions you are using," he remarks.
Style Matters
As important as function is, it, of course, isn't the only consideration. Designers need to have plenty of appliance options, from a professional stainless steel look to appliances that are integrated into the cabinetry to splashes of bold color as accent pieces.
Manufacturers agree that stainless steel is still the top choice for designers and consumers. Danyel Tiefenbacher, associate brand manager, Bosch, BSH Home Appliances Corp., in Huntington Beach, CA, notes, "Trendy appliance colors are attention-grabbers in a retail or advertising environment." However, he continues, "The vast majority of consumers and designers still prefer stainless steel over a trend color."
Bashara agrees. "Even though people comment on 'stainless steel fatigue,' you will find that over 80% of premium appliance purchases are in stainless steel," he says. However, choice is still important, he adds, and as a result, the company's products are offered in six colors in addition to stainless. "We have seen consumers matching our oven door to their marble or granite countertops, tile or backsplash. The fresh colors enable designers and homeowners to customize kitchens, so the rooms don't look like generic, high-end designs," he says.
Leuthe agrees that people are looking for options in finishes for appliances. "They don't want to be like everybody else," he says. "They want their designers and their equipment to be different."
In response, Wolf developed two unique applications of stainless steel that are also available in Sub-Zero products: a "Platinum" finish that is a softer, muted version of stainless, and the "Carbon" finish, which is acid etched to give stainless steel a muted black tone.
Jeff Wimberly, director of sales and marketing, Perlick Residential Products, in Milwaukee, WI, says that fully integrated panels are also on the rise. "They [designers and consumers] want to make the refrigerator vanish."
Beatriz Sandoval, brand manager, Thermador, BSH Home Appliances Corp. says, "The great thing about paneled appliances is that they blend beautifully into the space, creating a seamless look that allows the consumer to truly enjoy the cabinetry. It makes for a great game of let's play 'Where's the refrigerator?' or 'Where's the dishwasher?'"
Tony Dowling, business development manager for Elmira Stove Works, in Elmira, Ontario, Canada, notes the company has a strong focus on color. In fact, "our retro Northstar line is all about color," he says. Candy Red is the leader, but there are nine other standard colors to choose from, as well as the option of custom-coloring appliances.
"We are increasingly hearing from dealers, and from consumers as well, that they want something different from the stainless-stainless-stainless they see everywhere else. This is especially true if they are buying appliances for a second home or cottage. When people physically leave the city, they also want to break emotionally; the décor in their getaway home helps to create that psychological escape," says Dowling.
Seeing Double
If one of something is good, two is even better goes a theory. And, according to manufacturers, a growing trend is the desire for duplicate appliances.
"Consumers are still considering multiples of the same appliances," offers Swenson. "Dishwashers, warming drawers and even all-refrigerator all-freezer separate units are gaining momentum."
Tiefenbacher agrees. "Homeowners double the dishwasher capacity by installing two units in their kitchen. This is ideal for entertaining, especially when you have a large party and need more than one dishwasher to handle all of the dishes and glasses."
He has also seen some innovative uses for the duplicates. "Some customers are using a two-dishwasher set-up for storage: they load their used dishes into one dishwasher, while they take the clean dishes from the other dishwasher. Once the dishwasher with the used dishes is filled, they start running it," he says.
"The premium consumer is becoming increasingly interested in multiple ovens for their home," adds Bashara. "We are finding that many homes will have two kitchens – a gorgeous show kitchen for entertaining, and a 'dirty' kitchen in an alternate space where most of the real cooking takes place. Similar to a front foyer and a mudroom or potting room, there is a showplace and a workplace."
Rowland also sees a demand for a second oven, and cites the Frigidaire freestanding range with double oven, one of which is a smaller drawer oven, as a new alternative to the double wall oven, if there isn't space for that traditional application.
Designers are incorporating smaller versions of appliances – drawers and undercounter appliances – in many places throughout the home, tucking them inconspicuously into other living areas such as master suites and family rooms.
According to Leuthe, when Sub-Zero initially introduced its 700 Series drawer units in the mid 1990s, they weren't very successful. "People didn't buy into the concept of decentralized refrigeration," he says. Now, all of that has changed, and he sees refrigerator drawers being used in many areas outside the kitchen. One common use is to put a unit by the back door for children, who can "come in, grab their treats and go outside again," says Leuthe. In a more unique application, he saw a 700 Series unit placed under a very large fish tank to store the fish food.
"We have seen some very creative applications for warming drawers, as well," says Tiefenbacher. "Some high-end home customers use their warming drawers to not only keep meals warm during the cooking process or for late arrivals, but also to pre-warm coffee and tea cups. I have even seen homes that use warming drawers in the bathroom to keep the towels toasty."
Dowling says that Elmira sells a large number of retro Northstar refrigerators and microwaves for recreation room bars, boathouses, pool cabanas and even bike and hot-rod workshops. "Our Northstar microwave is a combination microwave/convection oven/grill, so it is especially well suited to applications where the need is more for snacks than meals," he says.
As kitchen equipment permeates other areas in the home, a logical choice for those in a climate that allows is the outdoor kitchen.
"Outdoor kitchens are very popular, especially depending on the region, and you will probably continue to see consumers adding them onto their homes," says Bashara. "Both cooking and cooling appliances are found in outdoor spaces to match how consumers work, live, play and entertain."
"Outdoor kitchens are still a big market," agrees Swenson. "The cooking appliances are the main featured item, and performance and durability are important."
Design Evolution
Kitchen design has evolved from a single work-triangle concept to a series of overlapping triangles with specialty work stations, manufacturers say. "The work triangle hasn't been replaced completely, but we see more of a variety of kitchen designs," says Bashara.
Leuthe calls the work triangle a "multifaceted geometric figure," and says that now that appliances are becoming more integrated, they are no longer limited to a single area. "You can put them where they make sense," he says.
Sandoval points out that, while consumers may have the "traditional" surface cooking area (gas, electric or induction), it is not uncommon to also have a specialty station, such as a wok station or griddle with its own hood. "This allows for the separation of meals, especially if a consumer has a large party to entertain or only wants to use one area of the kitchen," she explains.
Open floor plans also contribute to the popularity of work zones, according to Swenson. The work station idea is growing in popularity, but it has to come with kitchen remodeling or new construction, says Swenson.
Advances in refrigerator/freezer technology have brought about new design ideas, according to Sandoval. "Freestanding refrigeration and freezer columns, such as those offered in the Thermador Freedom Collection, allow consumers to place a freezer next to the oven for easy access to meats, and a fresh food column next to the sink for easy preparation of vegetables," she comments.
Wimberly has heard from designers that, "People want refrigerators to be more horizontal, as opposed to vertical." This trend speaks to Perlick's specialty undercounter refrigeration products well. Units are available from 24" up to 72" wide, which allows for flexibility in design and responds to this horizontal trend. Perlick's products are also rated for food storage, says Wimberly, which allows consumers the option of selecting them as their main refrigerator.
In addition, technology related to food preservation is on the rise. Rowland points to the Frigidaire Pure Air Filter as an industry first. This filter works 24/7 within the freezer and the refrigeration unit to filter the air that is circulating, eliminating odors. "You open it up and it smells fresh, versus smelling like the garlic or the onion or something else that might be in your refrigerator," Rowland says.
Sub-Zero is also developing an air purification technology designed to scrub the air of ethylene gas, a gas naturally produced by fruits and vegetables. This process will "clean 'the box' of some of those contaminants and ensure food stays fresher longer," says Leuthe.
As for cooking technology, "Speed cooking has arrived and is here to stay," says Bashara. "Speed cooking has soared commercially in the past five years," she reports. "And, as residential trends usually follow commercial kitchen trends, we are seeing the same early signs of fast growth in the residential market. The reality is that we are all trying to squeeze more hours into a 24-hour day."
Vanitilate in Style
Ventilation is a necessary element in the kitchen to eliminate odors and keep smoke detectors from activating. Now, more than ever, the hood is becoming an opportunity for designers to make a statement.
"Hoods are being recognized as a design element within the kitchen," says Swenson. "We're seeing interesting shapes in stainless steel and glass, as well as electronics that will precisely control the fan speed to better move out smoke and odor."
James Adams, national sales manager, Vent-A-Hood, in Richardson, TX, says that, for range hoods with an exposed exterior, stainless steel is still the leader for his company, followed by white and black. He has also seen an increase in custom colors and copper hoods. "However," he reports, "the liner insert continues to be popular for its flexibility in the design community. Outfitted to match kitchen cabinets or covered with stucco, tile or a variety of finishes, the liner remains a versatile and popular range hood to suit any design taste and style."
Hood selection isn't just about style, however. Function, maintenance and green features also play a role. "Range hoods continue to get bigger in order to accommodate the cooking surface, which has expanded over the years," says Adams.
"With more burners, griddles and even indoor grills, the range hood has to have the capacity to capture the cooking contaminants from a wider and more powerful space."
He also finds that the ease of cleaning is an issue for consumers. "The less hassle that comes from scrubbing filters or removing parts, the better," he confirms. Adams cites Vent-A-Hood's Magic Lung, which liquifies grease for removal, as beneficial to consumers, as well as the ability to wash the housing in a dishwasher.
But what if you want to ventilate your cooktop without a hood? Tiefenbacher says, "Downdraft ventilation is the most elegant
way to get rid of steam and unwanted odors. It is mounted into the counter behind the cooktop, and the vent surface rises out of the countertop at the push of a button."
Energy Efficient
In the last three to five years, the focus on energy efficiency in appliances has grown dramatically, according to Rowland, and manufacturers are working hard to meet the ever-increasing stringent standards. "Green" is the big trend, and the best way for appliances to meet green efforts is to be energy efficient and water efficient, she says. "Energy efficiency may be one of the driving influences to upgrade appliances also," she adds.
Wimberly agrees, noting that energy efficiency comes up more and more often. With builders branding themselves as "green," they are looking for products that are energy efficient.
"Interest in environmental issues has increased to never-before-seen levels. One cannot open a newspaper or magazine, or watch television, without being exposed to this important subject," comments Tiefenbacher. "Public awareness is now driving demand for sustainable products, with consumers now realizing that they can save money on water and electricity by selecting the right appliances."
Tiefenbacher cites Bosch's new EcoOption button – which reduces the temperature and prolongs the cycle time on dishwashers and washing machines – as a feature that gives consumers an energy saving option. "This feature gives the consumer the option to save more energy, if they have the time to wait a little longer for their dishes or clothes," he says.
And though consumers are pressed for time, designers find that they are willing to wait the extra minutes when they understand they are getting optimum function and great style from their appliance choices.
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Denon AVR-X3000 IN-Command Written By Anonymous, madera ca on Friday, May 01, 2015 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) awsome reciever easy to set up does not have wifi capability but sound great with my klisph speakers Pros: Great power and sound Cons: Not wifi capable
Really Good Written By Jover, Puerto Rico on Thursday, April 23, 2015 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Really good sound, easy to fallow setup, fantastic room EQ, reliable network connection. The only thing I don't like is the subwoofer calibration level, but maybe that is more a room problem and you always can correct that with a SPL meter and maybe a calibration disc to put the level on part with the rest of the speaker or as you like best. Overall an amazing product! Pros: - Easy set up guide - Fantastic room EQ (Audyssey) - Reliable network connection - Clean design Cons: - Low subwoofer level - The way the volume knob feels rotating
Very solid receiver with minor multi-zone headaches Written By Dan, New York on Saturday, February 07, 2015 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) This receiver replaces a Marantz SR-7002 that blew up after less than five years. I have been using the Denon X3000 for about 5 weeks now and, after some minor frustrations that I had to figure out, I am now very happy with it. I'd had a Denon AVR-1801 from back around 1999 or 2000, and while it was reliable, I was underwhelmed by the sound. I'd moved to a Marantz 4006 and then to the more deluxe 7002, and so have been in the Marantz camp for about 10 years now. Marantz has a warm, full bodied sound that I love, but after a $1400 receiver became a paper weight in less than 5 years, I lost confidence in the brand. After much research, I decided to give Denon another try, and I think it was the right decision. While Denon doesn't have the "warmth" of Marantz, the X3000 is far more powerful than my old Denon 1801, and delivers sound that - while neutral - is full-bodied and authoritative. I am also very happy to have an attractive and intuitive GUI (graphic user interface) and a front USB input for iPod and audio files on flash drives. My early frustrations came from figuring out the "Multi zone" nonsense, which makes the whole unit more complicated than I'd like. Once I'd figured it out, it was smooth sailing, but really, all I needed was a Speaker B output for my kitchen in-ceiling speakers, and all the options that the uber-flexible "IN Command" series delivers were superfluous for me, and I suspect for 90% of the users. Using the simplified "Speaker B" option in li Pros: Neutral, full bodied and authoritative sound. Great GUI Lots of HDMI inputs Good speaker post layout for easy install Front USB for direct digital connection of iPod and flash Cons: Multi-zone is overcomplicated - I just want a speaker B button that turns on and off. Plastic faceplate and knobs are disappointing - I wanted metal
Very Happy So Far Written By Anonymous, South Carolina on Monday, January 12, 2015 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Upgraded from a Pioneer VSX 1021K that had an inconsistent internet connection via ethernet cord that was unbearable to work around. Easy to set up. In addition to the extra feature of Zone 2 video (the big capability that the VSX 1021K was missing), the sound from the Denon is noticiably better. Very happy that I made this purschase, the Crutchfield rep was very helpful and always avaliable during the whole process of buying and installation! Pros: Much better/more reliable internet connection over the Pioneer so far. Audyssey is a much better automatic calibration feature when compared to what the VSX 1021K had, the sound is great. Zone 2 HDMI capability is outstanding, and I am getting a lot of use out of the installed Pandora software. Cons: Unlike the Pioneer app, the Denon iphone/ipad app does not have custom named inputs which is confusing when they are renamed on the reciever. The app is also lacking the ability to easily adjust bass/center volume independent of overall volume, which is something that I miss when the sports announcers are annoying me with their insights.
Denon AVR-X3000 Written By Anthony, New Brighton on Thursday, January 01, 2015 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) My phone of Sony STR-50 dumped, so I decided to do a major upgrade to my surround sound system so I went with the Denon AVR-X3000 and it has preformed awesome so far! Easy to set up and really user friendly! Love my Denon Pros: Great power, pushes my Polk audio speakers well! Cons: None yet!
Happy Written By popnglow, New York on Wednesday, December 31, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Great deal! Pros: Very easy to set up. Cons: None as of now.
Home Theater Receiver Written By cablepusher, Temple, TX on Monday, December 29, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) This unit was quick to setup! I replaced my Yamaha with this Denton and the sound is way much better. I was also able to remove a second receiver I was using for my outdoor speakers by hooking them up to the zone 2. The app also works very well. Pros: Cost, easy to hook up, sound, and control Cons: None
Great receiver Written By Fproctor, North Carolina on Wednesday, December 24, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) More than I expected at a good price.
Pretty mean machine Written By Luke soundwalker, Dunellen, NJ on Monday, December 15, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) This little guy is pretty impressive for the price. It's like having a computer with the nads to run big speakers. I have it running Polk towers and signal for a 12 inch Polk sub and all my music is vibrant and rich. Plus all the connectivity you need is there. Pros: Flexibility with options and the second zone option is perfect for the outdoor sound when having parties. Cons: The remote is a bit laggy
Denon AVR-X3000 IN-Command Written By Anonymous, Ohio on Tuesday, December 09, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Great product great price
outstanding all around AVR Written By def, los angeles, ca on Saturday, October 25, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) i am completely thrilled with this receiver. it replaces a denon 1907 AVR in my family room and is the power horse through which my TV, blu-ray, gaming console and 2nd video source (outside movie projector) all run. i had been looking for a AVR that not only handled airplay and all the new internet radio options, but also could handle a 2nd zone with a digital source - SO many of the receivers out there today can run a separate 2nd zone, but only with an analog signal. this unit can output digital or analog source through all zones, and can manage multiple separate sources in each distinct zone as well. it even connected effectively with my older denon upstairs so that i could run synchronized music throughout my entire house. AND, you can manage it all with the denon remote. EXTREMELY SATISFIED.
Worked Great Written By a.b., salt lake city UT on Sunday, October 12, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) my high tech son set it up, so it all went well. Pros: Its possibilities are impressive. Cons: Don't know of any
Awesome Unit Written By Btrand, Louisiana on Thursday, October 02, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Bought this unit to replace a AVR-3311ci that was fried by lightening. It has not disappointed. I wasn't using my 3rd Zone so didn't need the x4000. New user interface is much better! Pros: HDMI in Zone 2 and being able to play different sources in each Zone. The iPhone app is great for controlling the unit, although it does have some issues. Very simple to set up. Cons: Not as many controls on the unit itself meaning most things have to be done using the remote. Not as powerful wattage wise as the 3311 but still more that needed.
Denon review Written By Anonymous, Philadelphia PA on Saturday, September 20, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Switched from Yamaha RXV765 and. The sound is amazing as compared to the Yamaha. Pros: Airplay Cons: No wireless
Excellent! Just what I needed! Written By Data, Durham, NC on Wednesday, September 17, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I had an HDMI Matrix switcher going out on me and really need to support a two room set-up. This receiver fit the bill perfectly. It switches flawlessly. Very smooth and not glitchy. Great power and sound. Best on screen set-up I have seen at this price. I would recommend it. I would have bought two if I didn't think my wife would kill me. Pros: Multi-zone HDMI Video is awesome and the ability to power the main and zone 2 completely separately. HDMI pass through that actually works. Scored on a substantial discount as the new receivers were released. Cons: No Bluetooth. You will need a Logitech Harmony RF remote to control zone 2 in the other room or use the Denon app.
Very Good AV Receiver...maybe a little under powered Written By Dean T, Charlotte, NC on Monday, June 23, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) This receiver was relatively easy to set up, and contains plenty of HDMI inputs. I love the 2 zone control, which works very well. I have the main zone hooked up to my living room, including surround speakers and sub woofer. Zone 2 is connect to my back screened-in porch speakers and TV. Initially the system sounded awful; the speakers were terribly unbalanced. But the Audessey calibration system worked very well. You really need to have all ambient noise eliminated during calibration, I even turned off my refrigerator. My only issue has been the overall power of the amp. I have had the receiver power off twice, due to over heating I assume, after continued loud playback. I think it really is hard to find an AV receiver with this much functionality, and a powerful amp that can handle loud continuous playback. Pros: Easy set up, Audessey calibration, simple and intuitive use. Cons: Seems a little under powered for the price and specs listed.
Great AV Receiver Written By 4, Ventura, CA on Wednesday, March 19, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) This is a first rate receiver. I've owned several Denon AV receivers and this one is the best so far. HDMI upscaling, plenty of wattage, Airplay, etc. Several newer features on these receivers are available which includes network controls and Denon Android and iOS applications. These allow you to control the receiver from your smartphone of tablet. In our case we have an iPad Mini that serves as our remote for the system. There is also an improvement in the remote control that ships with the unit. It's more straight forward then remotes I've had from previous models. Pros: HDMI upscaling, sound quality, power, multizone, Airplay, network control and smartphone/tablet applications. Cons: None so far.
Not completely impressed Written By ScottR, Cincinnati, OH on Friday, March 07, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) The Denon AVR-X3000 processes sound wonderfully, setup very easy however the unit is simply underpowered and overall sound quality suffers. The automatic setup microphone works however removed all low end from the sound mix. Adjusting the graphic equalizer is very cumbersome requiring several steps. Settings for equalizer do not save for each selection such as movie or music. If you adjust equalizer, that's how it stays no matter what field you select. No quick easy adjust for sound sync for Netflix etc. I have a Denon RC-1170 in another small room, audio delay and tone are easily adjusted with buttons on remote included. I assumed the remote for the 3000 would be similar however is not. For some reason, the signal from my DVD player would flash when processing through the 3000. I'm not sure why however this did not happen with my previous Denon tuner, nor the processor I just purchased. I returned the unit to Crutchfield and ordered a unit from them with a separate processor and amplifier and am very satisfied. The staff is very helpful. Pros: Easy setup Cons: Cumbersome to adjust, underpowered.
Denon and Klipsch for the win Written By Allen D, Nashville, TN on Sunday, February 09, 2014 I was hesitant to drop my Rotel 1550 and Rotel amps in place of a receiver with more media connectivity options. After going through the calibration, my home theater has more depth than ever and the 105 watts per channel sounds cleaner than the 150 I was getting with my amplified setup. Overall, I am very pleased and enjoying movies all over again. Pros: Audessy, power, price, wireless streaming Cons: Front panel looks cheap compared to other Denon receivers of similar price
Denon AVR-X3000 Written By Elymet, Baton Rouge, LA on Saturday, January 25, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Purchased the Denon to replace an older AVR of another brand to compliment a new plasma TV. We kept the same speakers since they were top-of-the-line. It was easy to install with our other components. The Denon makes it much easier to switch between sources, e.g., cable, blue-ray, etc. and the up-grade in the sound quality is significant due to both the amplifier specs and the Audessy balancing system.
Love my Denon Written By Gary, Hutto, Tx on Thursday, January 02, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) So far I love it. It was easy to setup and the sound is great.
Your receiver is a computer - with all that entails Written By LarryB, Boston on Wednesday, November 27, 2013 Astounding sound. The Audessey calibration with my decent Polk 5.1 speaker setup is amazing. Really impressive, and I'm a sound engineer in a former life. Good stuff. Problem to recognize - it's a computer. It has an IP address. It has software. It has a blue screen of death, which isn't blue and isn't a screen. But on several occasions, I've had the unit playing from my Mac's Airplay source. The Mac goes to sleep, or Pandora in the browser pauses (or something - I'm not the QA guy here and haven't documented every step), and the receiver is toast until I unplug it and restart. Even the physical power switch on the front is ineffective. When the network stuff works, it's fair, but when it's bad, your family gets no music and no TV until you come home and reboot everything. The Android app to control it all is adequate, and the direct Web interface to the unit is awful - but both are geek tools that require patience and understanding. Don't ask your non-techie spouse to deal with it. Anyway, as a receiver, without any digital/IP/computer-y stuff, it's an amazing machine. If you're counting on the AirPlay and other digital network features to be top-notch - it's not really there yet. For $400 I'd have said, "no problem, what do you expect?" For this price, it's open to debate. I'm not sure any other manufacturer is doing any better, but this is disappointing. Makes me pine for analog (a little). Pros: Sound and Audessey calibration, input and output options Cons: Network features turn out to be a liability, when they are not working right.
Denon AVR-X3000 Written By Shari, Phoenix AZ on Thursday, November 21, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Every thing I expected, sounds great and easy to set up. Pros: easy to set up. Cons: none
Outstanding Written By JJ, Pembroke Pines FL on Thursday, October 17, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Love this receiver. Work perfect with your iPhone. When I got it, as a gift they gave me the denon dsd-500 and the quality of the sound is just perfect.
Denon Written By Andy, Apache Junction, Az on Tuesday, June 18, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Very good sound at a good price. Pros: Easy to set up. Sound is very good. Cons: None so far
Runs my 2 displays! Written By Tim, Murrieta, CA on Monday, May 27, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I upgraded to this AVR because my Monoprice HDMI matrix switch was extremely finicky and unreliable. I want to easily watch TV during daytime on my LED TV but at nighttime for movies, to drive my projector using the same sources, with the option of running both at the same time for sports. This AVR handles it flawlessly. My previous Denon AVR could not handle 3D, nor did it have enough HDMI inputs. So while it was a better amp, I needed an AVR with better digital brains. Knowing I can handle 4K in the future is great. So at first I was a bit shocked at how much lighter this AVR was, going from a 170W to a 105W - but once it was in the cabinet and ran Audyssey, I am very happy with it. I never needed the extra power in my room anyway. Pros: Flawless HDMI matrix switching, more HDMI inputs, improved user interfaces Cons: On screen displays not drawn on Zone 2 HDMI output, sometimes menus can be a bit sluggish.


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- Family history
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- Birth defects that affect the spinal cord, such as spina bifida
- Tumors in the spinal cord or pelvis
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Urology Care Foundation http://www.urologyhealth.org
Health Canada http://www.hc-sc.gc.ca
The Kidney Foundation of Canada http://www.kidney.ca
Valla JS, Steyaert H, et al. Transvesicoscopic Cohen ureteric reimplantation for vesicoureteral reflux in children: a single-centre 5-year experience. J Pediatr Urol. 2009;5(6):466-471.
Vesicoureteral reflux. EBSCO DynaMed website. Available at: http://www.ebscohost.com/dynamed. Updated March 15, 2013. Accessed July 16, 2013.
Vesicoureteral reflux. National Kidney and Urological Diseases Information Clearinghouse website. Available at: http://kidney.niddk.nih.gov/kudiseases/pubs/vesicoureteralreflux/. Updated June 29, 2012. Accessed July 16, 2013.
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Catherine Crowley
Professional Background
Educational Background
B.A. University of Rochester
M.A. Kean University
J.D. Rutgers Law School-Newark
Ph.D. Columbia University
Scholarly Interests
Dr. Crowley's work focuses on enhancing the quality of services that our children and adolescents receive particularly those bilingual and minority students and students from lower socio-economic status. First and foremost this requires that professionals who work with these students have the highest quality knowledge and skills. Quality professionals alone cannot make the needed changes. What is also needed is that the law and public policies must be in place so that quality professionals to do work that may be inconsistent with the current clinical practice. The nexus of special education, sociolinguistics, bilingualism and bidialectalism, is where Dr. Crowley's scholarly interest lies.
Since 2006 Dr. Crowley has led annual trips to Ghana and Bolivia whereby her TC SLP graduate students provide e free services to people with communication disorders. The international work is designed to provide opportunities for student to acquire high quality clinical skills and cultural competencies that will transfer to their work with diverse populations in the U.S., and developing a "world citizen" approach to SLP. This is the link to the TC SLP 2011Ghana trip blog. http://blog.asha.org/2011/02/11/gone-to-ghana/
Selected Publications
Levy, E. S.&Crowley, C. J. (2012). Policies and practices regarding students with accents in speech-language pathology training programs. Communication Disorders Quarterly, 34, 59-68. doi:10.1177/1525740111409567
Crowley, C. and 2011 Ghana Team (2011, February 11). Gone to Ghana. Retrieved from http://blog.asha.org/2011/02/11/gone-to-ghana/ (2011, February 15).
Crowley, C. (2010, February). Incorporating AAC in the Community: Beyond "More Bubbles". Augmentative Communication World Network (ACWN)Newsletter. Found at http://www.centralcoastchildrensfoundation.org/feb10.htm
Crowley, C. (2010).A critical analysis of the CELF-4: The responsible clinician's guide to the CELF-4.(Doctoral dissertation). Available from Dissertations and Theses database. (UMI No. 3420871)
Crowley, C. (2010) "Bilingual Extension Institute" "Facebook.com" page Developed to provide former students and interested professionals with updates on current research and new developments for SLPs and psychologists working with bilingual and multicultural populations.
Polovoy, C. & Crowley, C. (2009). "Aural rehabilitation telepractice: International project links NY student clinicians, Bolivian children", The ASHA Leader June 16, 2009,14(8), 20-21.
Crowley, C. (2007, Oct. 16). "Gaining cultural competence: Student SLPs work and learn in Bolivia" The ASHA Leader.
"Deviations from the Norm", 2006 monthly column in The ADVANCE for Speech Language Pathologists and Audiologists. Co-authors were all TC SLP students.- Crowley, C. & Ouellette, P. (2006, Jan. 27). "Introducing ABEL: Assessment Based in Evidence and Law".
- Crowley, C. & Ouellette, P. (2006, Feb. 24). "Asking the Critical Questions: The Parent Interview".
- Crowley, C. Bielefeld, A., & Ouellette, P. (2006, Mar. 27). Putting the tests to the test: Confidence intervals".
- Crowley, C. Bielefeld, A., & Ouellette, P. (2006, April 24). "Putting the tests to the test II: Discriminant accuracy".
- Crowley, C. & Ouellette, P. (2006, June 15). "What IDEA 2004 says about assessment".
- Crowley, C. (2006, Oct. 23). "Columnists respond to readers' questions".
- Crowley, C. (2006, Nov. 17). "The teacher interview: Questions you need to ask".
- Crowley, C., Agosto, N., & Castle, G. (2006, Dec. 11). "Cultural and linguistic biases in assessment materials".
Crowley, C. J. (2004, March 16). "The Ethics of Assessment With Culturally and Linguistically Diverse Populations". The ASHA Leader.
Crowley, C. (2003) "Diagnosing communication disorders in culturally and linguistically diverse students". ERIC Clearinghouse on Disabilities and Gifted Education. Digest E650m EDO-EC-03-11.Crowley, C. & Valenti, D. (2002). "Vocabulary development with culturally and linguistically diverse children and Adolescents". Perspectives, ASHA Language and Learning SID, Nov. 2002.
In the news
TC Faculty, Administrators Receive Humanitarian Award for Work in Ghana" (March 7, 2012) http://www.tc.columbia.edu/news.htm?articleID=8421Inter-agency Network for Education in Emergencies. (2011, February 3). "Ghana's unit schools integrate learners with disabilities." Found at http://www.ineesite.org/index.php/blog.
TV3 News Midday Live. (2011, January 14). Midday live [Television broadcast]. Accra, Ghana: TV3. Retrieved from
Dowskin, E., (2011). "Words from Ghana."Inside TC, 16(3), 1. Found at http://www.tc.columbia.edu/news/article.htm?id=7827.
Levine, J. (2009). "Hearing aids: TC team delivers speech and language therapy via the Internet to a school for the deaf in Bolivia." Inside TC, 14(3), pp. 10-11. Found at http://www.tc.columbia.edu/news/article.htm?id=6799.Sapers, J. (2009). "Giving Voice to the World".TC Today, Spring/Summer 2009, 52-55. Found at http://www.tc.columbia.edu/bbs/speech-language/detail.asp?Id=In+the+Spotlight&Info=Giving+Voice+to+the+World&showSpotList=Yes
Polovoy, C. & Crowley, C. (2009). "Aural rehabilitation telepractice: International project links NY student clinicians, Bolivian children", The ASHA Leader June 16, 2009, 14(8), 20-21. Found at http://www.asha.org/Publications/leader/2009/090616/f090616b.htmLevine, J. (2007, October). "Bolivia helping children to see and be heard: Visiting TC students navigate cultural differences to provide speech and language services."Inside TC. Found at http://www.tc.columbia.edu/news/article.htm?id=6409
Levine, J. (2009, December). "Saxman, Crowley Honored by Professional Association for Work in Diversity". Inside TC, 15(1). Found at http://www.tc.columbia.edu/news/article.htm?id=7284
"TIEMPO". Channel 7, ABC network. Joe Torre program. Aired, March 16, 2010. 15 minute segment on the shortage of bilingual SLPs. Appeared with current and former TC SLP students.
Levine, J. (2008-09, Winter). "Blazing a (Speech)"Path" in Cambodia." Inside TC, 14(3). Winter 2008-2009, pp. 12.Gottfred, K. (2008, August) "From the President: A broader vision of advocacy." ASHA Leader, August 2008.
Dicker, R. (2006, March 11). "Speaking in (2) tongues: Raising a bilingual kid takes a little diligence" by Ron Dicker. New York Daily News. New York, NY. March 11, 2006.Karlin, R. (2006, January 16). "Schools pressed on special education numbers: Children lacking disabilities are often placed in classes." Times Union, Albany, NY January 16, 2006
Mosheim, J. (2005, June). "Speech and language testing: Good knowledge base required for complex process." ADVANCE, 15(26): 6-8 (June 2005)ASHA Publications
ASHA (2011). "Clinical education of students with non-native accents and dialects". Rockville, MD: ASHA. (One of 4-person ad hoc group that drafted the document for ASHA).
ASHA (2010). "Roles and responsibilities of SLPs in Schools". Rockville, MD: ASHA. (One of six-person committee that drafted document for ASHA).
ASHA (2005). "Ethical issues and solutions: Working with ELL students". June 5, 2005. National-wide teleconference. Now part of ASHA's permanent professional development catalogue.
ASHA (2004). "Knowledge and skills needed by speech-language pathologists and audiologists to provide culturally and linguistically appropriate services" Rockville, MD: ASHA. (Lead author and Chair of knowledge and skills document committee of ASHA's Multicultural Issues Board).
ASHA (2003)." American English Dialects" [Technical Report]. (Named co-author). Available from www.asha.org/policy.
ASHA's Multicultural Issues Board (2002). "Best practices approaches for working with culturally and linguistically diverse children" Guest editorial. ASHA Leader, 4/2/02.(Authored article for MIB).
additional titles
Distinguished Lecturer
Coordinator of the bilingual/bicultural program focus for the graduate program in speech-language pathology and the Bolivia and Ghana programs
Director of the Bilingual Extension Institute
honors and awards
ASHA Certificate for Outstanding Contributions in International Achievement, 2011
ASHA Fellow, 2010
ASHA Diversity Champion, 2009
ASHA's Certificate of Recognition for Special Contributions to Multicultural Affairs, 2007
ASHA's SID 1 Starfish award, 2007.
Board Recognized Child Language Specialist, 2005 to present.
The Outstanding Teacher Award from Dean of College based upon student evaluations, 2003-2004, Teachers College Columbia University.
Golden Apple, November 2003 from ASHA Leader based upon nominations from graduate students.
R. Van Hattum Award, from the American Speech Language and Hearing Association for outstanding service to children in the schools.
R. Van Hattum Award NYS Nominee to ASHA from the New York State Speech Language and Hearing Association.
Outstanding Advocacy on Behalf of the Children and their Families, from United Cerebral Palsy of New York City Manhattan Children's Program.
Teaching commendation from Dean of the College based upon student evaluations 1999-2000, Teachers College Columbia University.
active professional organizations
NYS Licensure Board for Speech Pathology and Audiology 2002-2012. Past chair and vice chair.
ASHA SID 17 Global Issues in Communication Disorders, Founding steering committee member.
ASHA committee member, to revise the Roles and Responsibilities of the School-based SLP
ASHA personnel shortage cadre expert for northeastern U.S.
ASHA Government Relations and Policy Planning Board, 2004-2006.
ASHA Multicultural Issues Board, 2001-2003.
provide culturally and linguistically appropriate services" 2002-document publication in 2004.
New York State Speech Language and Hearing Association, member.
professional presentations
Selected Invited Speaker Presentations:
"Aligning IEP goals to the Common Core Standards." October 27 and October 28, 2012. NYCDOE UFT Speech Chapter. New York, NY. (with Dr. Donna Valenti)
"Developing vocabulary skills in multicultural adolescents." July 25, 2012. ASHA Schools Conference. Milwaukee, WI.
"Sustainability and capacity building in international SLP work: Ghana and Bolivia." April 19, 2012. Council of Academic Programs in Communication Disorders Conference and Global Summit. Plenary session. Newport Beach, CA.
"Intervention issues with the developmentally delayed bilingual students." 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012. NYCDOE District 75, New York, NY. Full day workshop for all 1st year speech language providers.
"Evaluating bilingual/bicultural young learners." April 29, 2011. Early Childhood Direction Center Westchester Center for Human Development. Valhalla, N.Y.
"Assessing communication: Bilingual young learners." March 25, 2011 Early Childhood Direction Center. Westchester Center for Human Development. Valhalla, N.Y.
"Appropriate assessments for bilingual students in New Jersey." March 7, 2011. Lakewood School District, Lakewood, N.J.
"Appropriate assessment for bilingual learners: The law, the research, and preferred practice." February 25, 2011. Ventura County School District. Caramillo, CA.
"SLP evaluations in multicultural/multilingual communities." October 11, 2010. Woodbridge, NJ
"Assessments based on evidence and the law: Putting the pieces together." Bilingual Therapies annual symposium. July 15-17, 2010. Las Vegas, NV.
"Assessment protocols consistent with IDEA 2004. June 28, 2010. Spring Valley, NJ.
"Appropriate assessment when standardized scores are inappropriate." May 21, 2010. Kean University.
"Providing quality services to young children from non-English speaking homes." January 2010. Bank Street College of Education.
"The Role of the Speech Language Pathologist on the Cleft Palate Team." January 2010. Komfo Anokye Hospital and Korle Bu Hospital, Kumasi and Accra, Ghana. Presented to the cleft palate teams and medical students and student nurses and dieticians.
"Appropriate evaluations for young bilingual children." October 2008 and February 2009. Early Childhood Direction Center Westchester Institute for Human Development.
"Intervention issues with the developmentally delayed bilingual students." April 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010. NYCDOE District 75, New York, NY. Lecture for all first year speech language providers.
"Addressing the shortage of bilingual SLPs." May 2008. ASHA State Association Presidents Conference. Saratoga Springs, NY.
"Legal and research-based evaluations for young learners from bilingual and multicultural homes." NYSED Rockland, Albany, and Westchester BOCES April and May 2008.
"Evidence-based assessment and intervention issues with bilingual deaf individuals." May 2007. Westchester and Rockland BOCES, Nyack, NY.
"Speech language pathology in the United States: Current issues." National Academy of Sciences. La Paz, Bolivia. June 2007.
"Issues in treatment including language choice with bilingual deaf students." March 2007. Fanwood School for the Deaf. White Plains, NY.
"Assessment Based in Evidence and Law (ABEL): Making the Differential Diagnosis." April 2006. NYCDOE United Federation of Teachers Speech Teachers Chapter. New York, NY.
"IDEA 2004: Influences on SLP assessment practices." October 2005. North Carolina Central University. Durham, NC.
"IDEA 2004: Appropriate assessment of multicultural students." January and May 2005. NYSED Nassau and Suffolk SETRC, in collaboration with Nassau Early Childhood Development Center, Nassau Bilingual Educational Technical Assistance Center, and the Long Island Regional School Support Center.
"Language Disorder, Difference or Home-School Gap: Assessment Considerations with the CLD Populations in Hawaii" Hawaiian Speech and Hearing Association. Honolulu, HA.
"Disorder or Difference?: Assessing Culturally and Linguistically Diverse Children" ASHA Schools Conference. Boston, MA.
"Disorder or Difference: Developing Assessment Guidelines for CLD children" Social Security Administration, Office of Disabilities, Speech-Language Policy Seminar, Chicago, IL.
The Impact of Family, Language and Culture on Diagnosis and Treatment" Conference on Developmental Disabilities. Downstate Medical Center, Brooklyn, NY.
"Language Development and the Bilingual Child: Educational Implications" New Britain School Districts. New Britain, CT.
"Bilingual Language Development" Grand Rounds Lecture, Long Island College Hospital. Brooklyn, N.Y.
Selected Peer-reviewed Presentations
American Speech and Hearing Association and NYSSLHA:Crowley, C., Gottfred, C., Ritter, P. (2012). So You Want to GIVE BACK! Philanthropy Within the Professions. ASHA 2012 Seminar. Atlanta, GA. (Invited).
Crowley, C., Clarke, C., Seid, E., Ruiz, D., Inniss, M., Yudice, S., Baigorri, M. (2012). International SLP: Seven years working at a Bolivian Deaf School. ASHA 2012 Poster. Atlanta, GA.
Crowley, C., Baigorri, M., Andres-Elias, P., Hsu, Sih-Chiao, Erickson, A., Villani, S. Bazile, V., Knotts, T. (2012). "International Clinical Experiences for Master's Students: 5 Years in Ghana". ASHA 2012 Poster. Atlanta, GA.
Crowley, C. & Baigorri, M. (2012). Reimaging the SLP's Role in International Cleft Palate Surgical Missions. ASHA 2012 Seminar. Atlanta, GA.
Higdon, C. W., Salas-Provance, M., Owre, D., Battle, D., Crowley, C., Rodriguez, C., Gonzalez, M. (2011). International & global clinical opportunities: How to make it work for you!" ASHA 2011 Short Course. San Diego, CA. (Invited)
Bleile, K., Crowley, C., Bernthal, J. (2011). "So you want an international experience." ASHA 2011 Seminar. San Diego, CA. (Invited)
Leone, D., Linden, B., Rubenstein, J., Wangsness, C., Crowley, C., & Baigorri, M. (2011). "Sustainability in an International SLP Program: Maintaining Communication With Ghana." Poster. ASHA 2011. San Diego, CA.
Crowley, C. & Hutton, B. (2011). Developing collaborations and connections between SLP universityprograms and NYSDOH Early Intervention." NYSSLHA 2011. Saratoga Springs, NY.
Battle, D., Crowley, C., Higdon, C., Owre, D., Salas-Provance, M. (2010). "Division 17: Global issues in communication sciences and disorders." ASHA 2010. Philadelphia, PA. (Invited).
"International student experiences: Making it work" ASHA 2010 Philadelphia, PA.
"International clinical experiences for SLP students: Lessons from Ghana" ASHA 2010 Philadelphia, PA.
"Division 17: Global issues in communication science & related disorders" ASHA 2010 Philadelphia, PA.
"Developing sustainability through student clinical experiences: 5 years in Bolivia" ASHA 2010. Philadelphia, PA.
"International Master's Student Experiences: Knowledge, Skills, and Ethical Perspective" ASHA 2009 New Orleans, LA.
"Language Disorder, Difference or Home-School Gap: Assessment Issues" ASHA Convention. Atlanta, GA."Language Disorder vs. Difference: Assessing Bilingual and African-American Children" ASHA Convention. New Orleans, LA.
"Community Language Influences on Language Samples of Puerto Rican Children" ASHA Convention. Washington, DC.
"Beyond Bilingualism: Assessing the Code-Switching Child" ASHA Convention. San Francisco, CA.
"Assessing the Language of Bilingual Teenagers" ASHA Convention. San Antonio, TX.
"Language Disorder or Normal Processes of Second Language Acquisition?" ASHA Convention. Boston, MA.
"Advocating for Multicultural Clients" ASHA Convention, Seattle, WA.
New York State Speech, Language and Hearing Association:
"The Impact of IDEA: A Federal Mandate Away from Traditional SLP" NYSSLHA Convention. Rye, N.Y.
"Becoming a Bilingual Clinician in New York State" NYSSLHA Convention.
"Transdisciplinary Intervention: A Model for Role Enrichment, Expansion and Support" NYSSLHA Convention Saratoga Springs, N.Y.
"Intervention in the Classroom: A Collaborative Model" NYSSLHA Convention. Syracuse, N.Y.
BBSQ 4900: Rsch-Indp Stdy-Lng-Sp Path-Aud
BBSQ 5111: Assessment and evaluation
Prerequisites: A course in normal language development and a course in Language Disorders in Children. Studies use of published tests, technology, and alternative and curriculum-based strategies in assessment. Focuses on the impact of bilingualism and sociolinguistics on the assessment of culturally and linguistically diverse clients across the lifespan, covering the full range of disabilities.
BBSQ 5115: Language disorders in children
Prerequisites: A course in normal language development. Language disorders in children, including native English speakers and children from culturally and linguistically diverse homes, covering the full range of disabilities. Course covers birth through late adolescence and includes impact of language disorders on language acquisition, literacy development, and uses of technology.
BBSQ 5120: Communication disorders in bilingual/bicultural children
Study of effect of bilingualism, bilingual education, sociolinguistics, psycholinguistics and multicultural perspectives in education on the communication disordered child. Considers appropriate assessment and treatment to ensure optimal academic success for English Language Learners, bidialectal, and bicultural children with communication disorders, covering the full range of disabilities.
BBSQ 6900: Rsch Indp Stdy-Lng-Sp Path-Aud
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Centers and Projects
Website: http://www.tc.columbia.edu/bbs/speech-language/index.asp?id=bilingual+extension+institute+info&info=overview+and+faculty
The Bilingual Extension Institute at Teachers College Columbia University provides clinicians with the knowledge and skills to make these differential diagnoses and provide appropriate services. The bilingual extension certificate requirement of the State Education Department recognizes the need for special training. Any clinician who works with bilingual children and adolescents (ages 3-21) for IEP based-services must obtain this add-on to their Teacher of Students with Speech and Language Disabilities certificate. The Bilingual Extension Institute at Teachers College Columbia University fulfills all requirements of the bilingual extension, except for the NYSED BEA, the language proficiency test.
The Center for Adult Education is interested in research on adult and organizational learning; and on transformative learning for adults in a variety of settings. The Center has conducted award-winning research on literacy and has pioneered an innovative Action Research Professional Development program (ARPD) for literacy teachers through reflective practice and experimentation in the classroom. The Center has also conducted many formative evaluation studies of adult education initiatives using Perspective Discrepancy Assessment.
Website: http://leadersproject.org/
The LEADERS project website is designed for practitioners, educators, and families. A primary goal is to make resources available to ensure that those from lower income homes, and bilingual and minority children and adolescents receive competent services.
The LEADERS site features a media library with educational videos, a resource library that includes legal information; relevant research with suggestions on how to apply the findings into clinical practice; resource manuals for specific languages; and analyses of the most widely-used IQ, speech and language, and educational tests. The site also includes articles written by the LEADERS Project team, a glossary of terms you will find used on the site, and a blog for community development.


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Income Gini Ratio for Households by Race of Householder, Asian Alone
Beginning with the 2003 Current Population Survey, there are revisions to the available race categories. Respondents are allowed to report more than one race, making selections from a "flash-card" listing. These six race categories are: White, Black or African American, American Indian or Alaskan Native, Asian, Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander, and Other race. The last category includes any other race except the five mentioned. Because of these changes, data on race are not directly comparable to previous series. White Alone, Black Alone, and Asian Alone refer to people who reported White, Black, or Asian and did not report any other race category. Hispanic Origin refers to persons answering the question asking if the person is Spanish, Hispanic, or Latino. If their response is "yes", a follow-up question determines a specific ethnic origin, asking the person to select from a flash-card listing. These selections are Mexican, Mexican-American, Chicano, Puerto Rican, Cuban, Cuban American, or some other Spanish, Hispanic, or Latino group. Use caution when interpreting changes in the racial composition of the U.S. over time.
Source: US. Bureau of the Census
US. Bureau of the Census, Income Gini Ratio for Households by Race of Householder, Asian Alone [GINIAAH], retrieved from FRED, Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis https://research.stlouisfed.org/fred2/series/GINIAAH/, May 6, 2015.


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