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White Available in white and black Included patch cord Remote White - back White - left front view White - top view Photos (8) Video View larger Klipsch Music Center KMC 3 Portable Bluetooth® powered speaker system (White) Item #: 714KMC3W Low Stock 23 Reviews Was:$399.99 Price Break:-$125.00 Your price: $274.99 Earn up to 275 Rewards points Add to Cart Free Shipping Lifetime Tech Support + Add to wishlist + Email me alerts for this product View all associated offers Need help? 1.888.955.6000 Email Chat Ask an expert advisor No pressure, no commission — just lots of good advice from our highly trained staff. x By buying this product you'll earn up to 275 Rewards points. When you sign up for a Crutchfield account, you'll be enrolled in Crutchfield Rewards. You'll earn one point for every dollar you spend on gear from us. You can turn your points into Rewards Cards that you can use toward future purchases. You can sign up for an account now, or after you complete your purchase (you'll get credit for the points either way). Sign up for a Crutchfield account
by Ralph Graves Your portable party system The system features dual-flare ports for stronger bass. The Klipsch Music Center KMC 3 is more than just another portable Bluetooth speaker — it's a full-blown portable sound system. The KMC 3 is compatible with Bluetooth aptX® technology, so you can stream CD-quality sound from compatible devices. Klipsch's advanced electronics and speaker design ensure you'll hear every detail. And with 130 watts of peak system power, your music will definitely be heard! Innovative speaker design The system has two 2" high-performance full-range drivers, each in its own sub-enclosure to prevent cross-interference. A 5-1/4" long-throw woofer with dual-flare ports delivers clean, hard-hitting bass. Separate amplifiers power the speakers to minimize distortion. Add advanced digital signal processing equalization, and you've got a system that sounds clear and detailed at any volume level. Ready to go The KMC 3 features a convenient carry handle built into the cabinet so you can just grab it and go. The system comes with an AC wall adapter, or you can use eight "D" cell batteries for up to 26 hours of portable operation. A USB port lets you charge your smartphone or tablet when the KMC 3's connected to an AC outlet. And there's an auxiliary input so you can play non-Bluetooth portable devices through the system, too. The soft-feel paint and metallic accents create a look that's rugged yet stylish. From our Klipsch Music Center KMC-3 review: [Q]uite honestly this speaker is well-prepared for the task you'll want to put it to: keeping the party going. With playlists streaming from your fingertips, and the go-anywhere potential of an 8-"D"-cell battery compartment giving you up to 26 hours of portable operation, you'll have the "great-sounding tunes" requirement covered, and all with a speaker you can carry with one hand.. — Woody Sherman, Crutchfield A/V Writer Product Highlights:Bluetoothrange: 30 feetAptX® technology for lossless, audiophile-quality streaming from compatible devicestwo 2" full-range drivers with a 5-1/2" long-throw woofer for low tonesbi-amplified for high-quality audiobass-reflex enclosure15 watts x 2 + 35 watts (subwoofer)130 watts system peak powerstereo minijack input for portable devicesbuilt-in carry handleremote controlUSB port for charging smartphone or tabletAC power adapterup to 26 hours of operation with 8 "D" cell batteries (available separately)17"W x 7-3/16"H x 5-1/2"Dweight: 7.8 lbs.warranty: 1 yearOur 60-day money-back guarantee
Really Good Written By Glenn, Tuscaloosa, Alabama on Monday, March 30, 2015 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) "Coolness Factor" Battery Life Build Quality Loudness Portability I purchased this for my wife. She really enjoys her music, so after reading the reviews on multiple units, I dicided to get this KMC 3. When it arrived, the packaging was the best - a special container made just for the KMC - I am keeping for travel purpose. My wife was not keen on the size because she was use to the Big Jawbone. But, after she listened to the sound, she was very happy and I became happy Pros: The Sound produced was everything the other reviewers said - A big sound with clearness Cons: The KMC 3 size is not small which prevents it from being really portable.
Incredible sound, horrible remote control Written By BDJ, Dallas on Tuesday, February 24, 2015 rating "Coolness Factor" rating Battery Life rating Build Quality rating Loudness rating Portability I didn't set out to buy an expensive Bluetooth speaker. I went around to a lot of stores listening to $100 speakers. But then I came across this Klipsh. The sound was so incredible I knew I would kick myself for settling for less. I use it for my TV in the living room. I didn't want a lot of speakers cluttering up the space. I just wanted one speaker with awesome bass. On the opposite side of the universe, there's the remote control - an absolute embarrassment - an afterthought. Cheaply made and won't even turn the speaker on at 5ft. away. I have to get up and move closer to it - I may as well just go to the speaker to turn it on. Pros: Crisp highs, wall-shaking lows. Beautiful to look at Cons: Cheap remote control is almost pointless to use.
Best Sound Written By K1, Virginia on Tuesday, February 03, 2015 "Coolness Factor" Battery Life Build Quality Loudness Portability This is the best sounding of all the portable blue tooth speakers I've listened to, including Bose and Infinity. Pros: Best sound, Better price. Cons: Larger than other speakers (why the sound is better), and takes batteries to run on.
KMC-3 Written By Fred, Louisiana on Wednesday, January 28, 2015 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) "Coolness Factor" rating Battery Life Build Quality Loudness Portability Well not long after I got it in and got to put some hours on it I came to the conclusion that I am Very satisfied with the KMC-3. Quality of sound is by far the best feature. compared it side by side to the Beats Pill XL. The pill did actually get louder, but it was mostly just on the highs. The Pill did not sound bad but, was not as clear as the klipsch especially at the upper end of the volume. And as for as the base it was not even a comparison the 5 1/4" sub on the KMC does a great job. Pros: great sub and quality sound. Cons: not easily portable.
Met my expectations Written By joc1394, Western Maryland on Thursday, January 15, 2015 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) "Coolness Factor" rating Battery Life Build Quality Loudness Portability I was considering a Bose wave radio before I found this. I'd listened to the Bose bluetooths in the store, but wasn't impressed. The Wave sounded "alright". I ordered this based on the great reviews and my wife & I have not been disappointed. Typically we use it to listen to an iPod classic using the 3.5mm jack (the USB charges only - it will not play anything over USB) but have used the bluetooth as well. The bluetooth works well and at a reasonable distance (15-20' without obstructions). I'm able to move around between the living room (where we keep our KMC3), the adjacent office, and the adjacent kitchen with my phone or tablet (Nexus 10) and it does not drop the connection. Sound quality is very good, and it has a good bit of volume available, although it sounds just as good at lower volumes as it does turned up. The packaging was quite sturdy - Klipsch spends some change putting the (made in China) KMC3 into a fancy box. I really wish this was made in the US, but it seems to be built like a tank, unlike so much other disposable junk available out there. Pros: Sound quality Volume/Loudness Feel and appearance of the outer materials Option to run on batteries Cons: Fancy packaging = higher price?
bluetooth boom box Written By Freddie"Foxx", Arizona on Thursday, March 13, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) lov my new KMC3..i basically use it it the bedroom and courtyard .. this "bluetooth box box" is built quality from Klipsch..i use the KMC3 as background music when guests arrive, but when alone i turn up the volume slightly louder.. i feel it has excellent sound quality for the music i listen to ( Melissa Etheridge, BB King, Bonnie Raitt, Eric Clapton to name a few artists)..i use Pandora to listen to my music..i also use the KMC3 with my MacBook Pro to watch NetFlix and dvd's when i am not using my Bose QuietComfort3..my review is based on my home system which consist of Snell Acoustic Towers, Boston Acoustic center and surround , B&W powered sub , Marantz receiver ( doesn't get better than that ) ... Pros: clean sound, more volume than you need, solid built quality product from Klipsch Cons: i don't mind the weight with the batteries, mostly use A/C
Klipsch KM-3---Not the best of its field Written By CMJ, Alexandria, VA on Sunday, March 09, 2014 Having canvassed the internet for the best bluetooth speaker dock at this price point, I was persuaded by what seemed like an onslaught of positive reviews for the Klipsch KMC-3. I had previous experience with Klipsch headphones and am well-aware of Kipsch's stellar reputation amongst audiophiles; therefore, I decided to take the plunge and purchase this speaker. Well, in the interim, I had also ordered a heavily discounted JBL Rumble. Side by side, the JBL Rumble beats the Klipsch in a number of areas. For one, the JBL Rumble separation of vocal, instruments and elements to tracks (electronic, accapella, classical, rap) is quite evident, whereas the Klipsch KMC-3 seems blunt and muddy. The second attribute is the range of equalization settings (2 of which are physical buttons on the JBL Rumble itself) and additional settings within the JBL MusicFlow app. All of these settings, especially the Club setting, open up the sound and provided a very expansive soundscape; this is no doubt aided by the fact that the speakers themselves are wrapped around the JBL Rumble. The Klipsch, by contrast, only shines if you are directly in front of it---and that sound, even at its best, doesn't compare to the JBL Rumble. I tried a number of scenarios to prove myself wrong---using airplay, direct auxiliary connection, regular bluetooth, APTX (with the KMC-3). The Rumble, even without the APTX codec, sounded better than the KMC-3 APTX. Pros: Looks Great Good Bass Cons: *Muddy Wall of Sound, Little Separation *APTX sounds worse than regular bluetooth even when paired with an APTX capable Android tablet *Bluetooth must be re-paired with IOS Devices each time bluetooth is used because the initial remembered connection with an IOS device (tested with an iPhone 5 and iPad Air) is full of static and crackling (like a scratched record) when automatically connecting. This did not happen with my MacBook Air or Android Tablet.
Greatest Speaker Ever Written By RPW, New York on Thursday, January 16, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Bought this for my teenaged son. He loves it and even takes it to parties where he assures me: "Mind is the coolest."
Klipsch leads the way Written By James in Arkansas, Fort Smith Ar on Sunday, January 05, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Unbelievable sound from a small box. Got this as a Christmas present for the wife to use with her iPhone. She loves it Nuff said. Pros: Klipsch. What more do you need ? Cons: Uses D cell batteries to make it portable. Should be able to charge it instead.
Just what I was looking for. Sound is GREAT! Written By Mrs.DD, Southern California on Saturday, December 21, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I searched and searched for the right "dock" to listen to Pandora on my Android. I wanted top notch sound and not too big of a speaker. Big enough to support great sound, but small enough to be able to carry and move to different parts of the house. Since most docks are tailored for iPhones, the Crutchfield team strongly recommended the Klipsch® Music Center KMC 3. It's like a small boom box that delivers great sound and the fact that it also charge my phone and can be used outdoors (requires batteries), was a hug plus! The Crutchfield team was right to recommend the Klipsch® Music Center KMC 3. I am not disappointed and love listening to Pandora as I cook in the kitchen, get ready in the bathroom or enjoying company out in my patio. Pros: Great, overall sound. Size is like a small boom box. Cons: Wish I could control the bass. Sometimes I don't need as much. But well balanced sound overall. Rated a 4 because of this.
kmc3 Written By mtwray, wernersville pa on Friday, December 20, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) awesome product, best available bar none Pros: klipsch--enough said in the name Cons: none
Klipsch KMC 3 Review Written By Malibumike, NY on Thursday, November 07, 2013 Like many of you reading this I searched long and hard for reviews, Youtube videos, anything I could find out there. It wasn't until the speaker became available in stores (I could go listen) that I decided to take the plunge. - SO glad that I did. I will be honest and tell you I'm a bit of a Klipsch fan. I have a 7.2 setup of Klipsch quintets in one room. Main living room has a 7.1 Klipsch reference II series set. But, what I also wanted was to be able to take that quality of audio with me. Camping, backyard parties, fishing...I can't wait (getting cold here on the east coast, so it might be awhile.) After auditioning some of the major brands and better bluetooth speaker options (list below) I can say for certain, the KMC 3 is the best I've heard. Speakers I've listened to: Bose sound link 2 Bose sound link mini UE Boom UE mini boom Beats pill Beats Beatbox Sony srs-btx300 JBL Flip Jawbone Big Jambox Motorola Sol Republic X Jabra Solemate I've researched many others as well, a lot, and probably too much time has gone into finding what I wanted...bit obsessive maybe? For sure. BUT, Let me pass what I've learned onto you. What makes the KMC 3 Stand out from the crowd? 1) Its size - I actually wanted something a bit smaller, however, after listening to many speakers and knowing what would make an audio enthusiast content, I had to go for something a bit larger. Klipsch did a great job with the size of this (7.2" H x 17" W x 5.5" D). you get big sound in a relatively small package. They do in fact sell a smaller version of this speaker - KMC 1, and an ultra portable model coming soon - GIG. I've not heard them due to availability in stores. 2) APT-X Codec - I won't get into details, but if you have a capable bluetooth apt-x device, you will absolutely tell the difference in audio quality between those that do, and those that do not. It's a shame Bose is stubborn, and will probably never use this technology in their speakers. All bluetooth speakers should be using apt-x at this point. 3) Design - It's sleek, mature, classy. From soft finish to solid hefty feel, it oozes quality. 4) Sound Clarity - Again going back to apt-x. Every sound is extremely crisp. others without apt-x sound dull in comparison. I've even listened to music with a non apt-x source as well - iphones. The sound is still better on this speaker than other similarly priced ones. If you have an apt-x device such as many Samsung phones / tablets. I highly suggest a 3rd party music app called Neutron. You will hear audiophile sound coming from this speaker. It's truly an experience, so much so, you will want to listen to all of your favorites again. 5) Bass - Again, very clean at MORE than reasonable sound levels. I've read others say it can get a bit muddy when at extreme levels, but lets face it...anything this compact will. Let me tell you it's not even a concern. I have this thing sitting on top of a granite ta
Sound is too good to be true Written By JohnD, Budd Lake, NJ on Sunday, September 22, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Fills the entire room or the entire deck. Hard to believe this sound. Worth every penny if you care about sound and you want to crank it up! Pros: Sound, portability. Cons: D batteries. A pain in the neck, it should have built in rechargables.
KMC 3 Written By Anonymous, Norwich, ct on Wednesday, August 14, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) This product is Phenominal!! Great purchase! Pros: Very crisp! Good bass and vocals! Cons: Only complain is the remote not being consistent when pressing volume or tracks!!!!
Klipsch KMC3 Written By Josh, Charlottesville, VA on Friday, July 26, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Great, deep, rich sounding bluetooth boom box. I listened to every other comparable device around this price range at the Crutchfield store and none compared to the fullness of sound delivered by the Klipsch. The only reason it doesn't get 5 stars is because it uses 8D batteries. A battery pack that recharges when your plug it in should be standard at this point. That being said, I think it was purposeful because rechargeable batteries wouldn't be able to produce this kind of deep bass for more than a couple hours. I used this all weekend at the pool and didn't have to change the batteries. I would say the battery life is indeed in the 20+ hour range, and any time you're near a socket you can plug it in and save batteries. Pros: Deeper bass and better sound than any other portable bluetooth boom box out there. Cons: Requires 8D batteries to go completely wireless.
Great for deck parties Written By Mayor90, Moundville, MO on Saturday, July 20, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Puts out amazingly loud, smooth, clear sound. Haven't had a chance to try it with the batteries yet, but Klipsch never disappoints with their products. Only complaint I would have is the fact that they didn't opt for a rechargeable lithium battery pack for this, which is why I gave it 4*. Connectivity has been no issue for any of the devices I've tried, and everything operates very smoothly. Overall great product and is of excellent build quality, which is to be expected of Klipsch.
Klipsch!!! Written By vma, seattle,wa on Sunday, July 14, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) This Bluetooth speaker system have very powerful bass and build quality is amazing. This Klipsch speaker is one of the best on the market today. Pros: bass, build quality, packaging
KMC3.....AMAZING!! Written By bigpond1966, Leesburg, GA on Saturday, June 22, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I did a lot of research before deciding on the KMC-3. All I can say is this thing will blow you away! Everything is simple, user friendly and super clear. This thing is a bargain for the price. I love it when my friends hear it and say..."How is that much sound coming out of that black box!!" Get you some quality rechargeable D-cells and don't look back. This thing will turn heads! Pros: Sound quality, battery life, simplicity, Cool packaging, BASS! Cons: none
Easily The Best Portable Stereo Unit For Sale Written By Driver_King, Orlando, FL on Thursday, June 20, 2013 The Klipsch KMC 3 handily whoops competition in nearly every aspect of sound. From its accurate treble and highs that add clarity, detail, and precision to individual instruments to its pleasing, tonally neutral and accurate midrange - vocals, instrumental reproduction (from smooth jazz, to metal, to EDM, pop music, etc.) - and finally its low end prowess with unexpectedly powerful bass extension, heft, and unusually 'fast', responsive (not sloppy or exaggerated - I'm looking at you Bose and Beats) lower register tones, the Klipsch KMC 3 is an all around triple threat to its competition. While I am a fan of all technologies and am incredibly open minded to trying different brands and technologies, after trying the most popular options for portable music units - including Bowers and Wilkin's Zeppelin, the Bose SoundDocks, Beats Beatbox, and Sonos Play3 and Play5 - I have yet to find a unit that can tick the three aforementioned areas of sound quality off of its kickin' qualities list. So far, only Klipsch has managed to knock that list out of the park and as far as I'm concerned, there is not a better portable sound dock for the money. Unlike many of its competitors, it does not need to be in the corner to provide excellent bass quality (actually, placed in the corner may provide too much bass depending on the song, which you could accordingly EQ out on your phone if need be). All in all, as a portable system, it cannot be beat. I highly recommend this unit. Pros: * Wireless connectivity * Bluetooth APT-X (plus 3.5mm) * Excellent sound quality * SOLID Bass extension down to about 35hz (not just port chuffing) * Excellent midrange and treble reproduction * Great at very low volume levels * Incredible dynamics * Integrated DSP improves sound quality of any music (loudness, dynamics, EQ, etc.) * IT'S PORTABLE * Buy rechargeable D batteries - get DAYS of music playback on a SINGLE charge (recharge up to 1000 times) * AMAZING build and look * Built Cons: * No EQ? (Not a big deal - IF you need any, EQ your source) * APT-x isn't available on more devices (not a fault of the product but just the newness of the technology) * A little heavy - still incredibly portable. * Doesn't have a 15" subwoofer driver? Seriously though. Can you fault a unit for not having the capability to hook up to an external subwoofer for ultra low frequencies (sub 30hz?) /// Not really a con * Klipsch app is NOT available for Windows Phone or Windows 8...
Amazing Speaker Written By Binger, New Jersey on Friday, June 14, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Just as the title says, "Amazing Speaker". Yes, it is expensive, but the sound quality is phenomenal! and worth every penny! Batteries work great and for a long period of time at high volume...Yes, High volumes. This is one heck of a speaker and it surely will impress you and anyone else listening. First time I fired up this bad-boy at a party in my backyard, everyone was amazed and pleased with its performance and wanted to know where I got it. Told them Crutchfields - online. Don't wait these are truly fine speakers that can be used anywhere. Pros: Wickedly potent high fidelity wireless speaker, Bluetooth works flawlessly (easy pairing, great distance), Good battery life, nice small remote. Cons: None
Unbelievable Written By Juls, Illinois on Friday, June 14, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) This speaker is hands down the best thing I ever heard! I got rid of a Bose sound link 2 as soon as I heard the klipsch kmc 3. The sound detail is amazing you can hear every detail. The massive bass this thing puts out is clean, tight, and hard hitting. So far I've been pushing these speakers for 3 weeks, 15 hrs a day, and have no complaints besides once in a while when listening to a certain low frequency at almost full volume you can hear port noise. I find myself wanting to hear music all the time almost like an addiction to the sound. Forget the rest and buy It already. One more thing if you close your eyes and stand in front it you'll think your at a concert! Pros: Extreme clarity, unheard of sound for the size, lots of clean hard hitting bass. Addicting Cons: At high volumes with a song that has massive bass you can hear port noise
POWER IN A SMALL PACKAGE! Written By mikeb, morgan city , LA on Friday, June 07, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) All I can say is wow. The attention to detail from packaging all the way to the unit is very professional. its easy to operate and I love the fact that it is portable. The highs and mids are crystal clear and the bass on this little unit is amazing. very pleased with my purchase. Pros: A lot of bang for your buck for a portable system. Cons: Every now and then you get a little bit of tube noise from the bass ports in the rear. Unit has great bass and a lot of air to push out the small enclosure.
WHAT A POWERHOUSE LITTLE SPEAKER SET UP!!!!! Written By Johnny Audio 73, Jamestown, ND on Tuesday, May 21, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Very well packaged as usual from the folks at Crutchfield. Klipsch did a great job with their packaging as well. Very nice. This is no light weight speaker, there is some serious audio hardware in this little beauty. This is my equipment set up, a 5th Gen. iPod Touch, AudioQuest Sydney 3.5 mm cable all plugged into this not so little Godzilla speaker system. I realize I am old school with regards to direct cabling, but I feel you get better audio and save on source and speaker power if you are running off of batteries. As to battery power I have not tested the length of time that the 8 D's will last, but we will see. As far as audio quality is concerned treble and midrange are crystal clear and the bass extension is nothing short of amazing. This speaker system will deliver accurate sound pressure levels that will astound anyone. If you do go for direct 3.5 mm cabling route note that when the KMC is powered up make sure the volume level is set at almost zero. The sound source volume (i Pod) is set at wide open and plugged into the 3. Sit back and you will look like the old Maxell cassette tape commercial. This thing rocks. Pros: Accurate home theatre like detailed sound from a speaker not much bigger than a loaf of bread. Very High tech drivers. Nice sounding and pleasing to the ear at low and high volumes. Great soundstage! Cons: Hoping for a carrying case to follow soon. Expensive, but what isn't that is this much fun.
Klipsch® Music Center KMC-3 Review by Woody Sherman We audition the Klipsch® Music Center KMC-3 and find out it can really fill a room or an outdoor gathering.


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Poor Growth in Children with Congenital Heart Disease
February 19, 2013 — The poor growth seen in children born with complex heart defects may result from factors beyond deficient nutrition. A new study by pediatric researchers suggests that abnormalities in overall growth regulation play a role.
"When compared with their healthy peers, children with congenital heart disease have impaired growth, as measured in weight, length, and head circumference," said senior author Meryl S. Cohen, MD, a pediatric cardiologist in the Cardiac Center at The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia. "We investigated patterns of poor growth in these children, as a starting point in guiding us toward more effective treatments."
The study appeared as an online article in the January 2013 issue of Pediatrics.
The researchers performed a retrospective analysis of medical records of 856 children with congenital heart disease (CHD), compared to 7,654 matched control subjects. All the children were measured up to age 3, and all were drawn from the healthcare network of The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia.
Deficits in weight, length and head circumference occurred within weeks of birth
Within weeks of birth, the children with CHD had significant deficits in weight, length and head circumference, compared to matched controls without CHD. The largest differences in weight occurred at 4 months of age. Among the 856 children with CHD, the 248 who required surgical repair were much more likely to be below the 3rd percentile in weight, length and head circumference during early infancy, and their growth by age 3 did not catch up with that of their healthy peers.
In the 608 children with CHD who did not require surgery, growth differences were not as pronounced, but even their growth patterns lagged behind those of healthy controls.
Findings suggest impaired growth in children with CHD at least partly affected by factors unrelated to nutrition
Researchers already knew that children with CHD have an increased risk for poor growth, but this analysis provides a fuller picture of the problem. Cohen observed that in the general population, when caloric intake is insufficient, an infant's weight is usually affected first, followed by length and head circumference. "The fact that all three parameters changed simultaneously rather than sequentially supports the idea that impaired growth in children with heart disease is affected at least in part by factors unrelated to nutrition."
She added that further studies should investigate the possible roles of growth hormones and other physiologic factors that affect growth regulation in children with CHD.
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Cohen's co-authors were first author Carrie Daymont, MD, of the University of Manitoba, Ashley Neal, MD, of Children's Hospital Boston, and Aaron Prosnitz, MD, of Yale-New Haven Children's Hospital. All were at The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia when the research was performed.
"Growth in Children with Congenital Heart Disease," Pediatrics, Jan. 2013, pp. e236-e242.
Joey McCool Ryan, Children's Hospital of Philadelphia, 267-426-6070 or email@example.com

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Someone who mimics the actions of another, usually verbally. Origin in child's play where one child mimics another in real time, just to annoy. Can be used as an action verb, or as a noun for denotation.
I love the Tea Party, they are always mouthbotting each other, ha ... /sarc ...
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I guess the real question is, What is it that systemd is -not- trying to be?
It tries to be everything and yet it isnt good at anything.... I hate it.... It's ruining Linux....
I wish LP would disappear. All he manages to write is buggy bloatware.
Phoronix: Systemd 198 Brings "Many Big Changes"
Lennart Poettering has announced the release of systemd 198, which he describes as bringing "many big changes" to this common Linux system service and session manager...
I guess the real question is, What is it that systemd is -not- trying to be?
It tries to be everything and yet it isnt good at anything.... I hate it.... It's ruining Linux....
I wish LP would disappear. All he manages to write is buggy bloatware.
At this point my only gripe with systemd is that the configuration syntax sucks. It would be nice to be able to define multiple units in a single file, a good example would be a .socket and .service file. This probably wouldn't be popular but a limitted syntax for expressing things like conditionals would be more aesthetically pleasing than the ConditionXXX= settings along with the rest of the flat config items.
I think I'd also prefer if they kept things like udev, logind, and journald in seperate repositories, but hey, I'm not the one burdened with maintainership so I can't complain too much.
Other than that, systemd is a solid piece of software. A lot of times something that I start out thinking is a systemd bug turns out to be uncovering a bug in other software that I wouldn't have noticed otherwise.
So, other than the awkward configuration, systemd gives me more control over my system and that's my bottom line.
In short, systemd/systemctl are working to match up with launchd/launchctl capabilities from OS X. Good. It's been needed for a long time.
Ive been using systemd for a while now and havent been getting any issues at all, I think it works quite nicely. I do prefer the old fashioned comfig method but at least systemd has GUI tools to make the transition easier. IMO it makes booting noticably faster.
Yeah duby you really dont have a leg to stand on....
1) What is systemd trying to be? CoreOS. Thats been the expressed intent for a long time. Systemd is trying to remove all the fragmentation and random BS that exists at the lowest levels of the linux stack, so that the important work can keep going without worrying about random distro differences for things that shouldnt matter. (Such as where the hostname gets set, just as an example)
2) "buggy bloatware" uh huh.... PulseAudio was buggy when it came out, sure...if you used ubuntu who packaged a pre-alpha version and called it stable. Pulse has been working just fine, gradually getting better and better since about 3years ago.
Bloatware? Systemd is about as modular as you can get... Everything is a compile time flag, and nothing conflicts with existing solutions other than systemd vs sysv vs openrc and thats because only 1 program can register as 'init' and can claim to be PID 1. Even the journal doesn't conflict with syslog. Systemd has 2 mandatory components: systemd, journald, and udev-- and the last one you probably have on your system already.
3) Ruining Linux? By what? Removing the fragmentation and inconsistencies? By getting rid of shell scripts and replacing them with flat ini files? If you want to argue against systemd, then bring specific technical faults with specific examples. Otherwise shutup, sit down, and let the people who actually UNDERSTAND whats going on do what they've set out to do.
Those are really nice additions. Integration with the bootloader makes a lot of sense, it's an integral part of the booting process, and that's exactly what systemd is handling. And no longer needing to install Python for boot time analysis is definitely an added bonus.
Not even that conflicts. Systemd has compatibility with OpenRC, uses some of its configuration and could even execute its script files. As for registering as init, it's directly controlled by the kernel "init" option. The user has to explicitly add it there, one way or another. So it's not a conflict, but a configuration option.


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NEW YORK --Channing Tatumis now an official sex symbol. People magazine has bestowed the Magic Mike star with its sexiest man alive title for 2012.
The 32-year-old actor says his first thought on hearing the news was: Y all are messing with me.
Other actors who have received the sexiest label include George Clooney, Brad Pitt, Johnny Depp, Hugh Jackman, Ryan Reynolds and Bradley Cooper.
Check out our photo gallery of the Sexiest Men Alive since People started the annual honor back in 1985.


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Dec 4 2014
51 mins
To help property assessment professionals meet the challenge of staying up to speed on the forces driving demand for their services, EDR Insight invites you to a complimentary web event on the state of the market in the fourth quarter of 2014—and a look to how the 2015 forecast is taking shape. Attendees of this 60-minute webinar will learn:
• The status of commercial property transactions and the asset classes attracting the most attention
• Commercial real estate lending volume
• Key players in the deal-making and lending worlds
• How attitudes toward risk are changing
• Where to focus business development efforts for 2015
• EDR Insight's near-term forecast for environmental due diligence
Join us for a look at the forces driving demand for your services so that you can better position your firm for growth in the new year.
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The Planet Mark '15 Minute How To' with Bywaters
Planet First and Bywaters
Dec 4 2014
16 mins
Not just a load of rubbish: How to upscale waste management in your business and save money
Join us on 4th December at 12.30 for The Planet Mark '15 Minute How To' Webinar when we will be joined by representatives from Bywaters to discover how your business can benefit from and integrate waste management systems.
During The Planet Mark programme, we start by asking what sustainable initiatives businesses are running. Very often the first action a business will inevitably talk about or take action on is their recycling.
But once the recycle bins are in, what next?
Ever wondered what happens to your waste once you have meticulously separated it into individual bins? Bywaters is here to tell you, but more than this, during the course of the webinar we will discuss the financial benefits of implementing a thorough waste management system, how not to get caught out by a waste service provider and other waste management considerations for after you have implemented simple recycle bins.
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The Future of Energy Management in Buildings
John Raspin, Partner
Nov 13 2014
44 mins
The effective management of energy in buildings is critical from cost, performance and sustainability perspectives.
This briefing will explore the future of smart buildings in terms of convergence of technology, competition, services, and business models.
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Smart Cities - A $1.5 Trillion Market Opportunity
Ravi K
Nov 7 2014
59 mins
Frost & Sullivan expects Smart Cities to be a $1.5 Trillion market by 2020, with multiple opportunities to tap into infrastructure development, technology integration and energy and security services. This session will look into the market opportunities, growth areas and new business models in the Smart City space, and also provide insight into the competitive landscape highlighting the next game changers in the market.
The session will also look into how utility providers, infrastructure companies, system integrators and telecom operators are actively pursuing this market. It will also discuss new funding mechanisms and public-private dynamics such as equity based funding and performance based contracting.
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Key Trends in the Global Power & Energy Market
Jonathan Robinson, Senior Consultant
Sep 25 2014
41 mins
Shale gas has shaken up the US energy market and the impacts continue to ripple into other regions. The growth of renewables and localized generation has further impacted European markets, causing major headaches for incumbent utilities and regulators. In APAC, utilities continue to try to meet increased demand.
In this briefing, Frost & Sullivan highlights the key trends and challenges faced by the sector in the coming years.
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Movers & Shakers Breakfast: UK PLC - City Growth
Damian Wild, Estates Gazette Editor
Sep 19 2014
84 mins
The ever-popular Movers & Shakers breakfast at The Dorchester in London will be broadcast live online, in association with Estates Gazette. The subject of this debate is: UK Plc - City Growth, and features speakers Sir Eddie Lister, GLA, Sir Howard Bernstein, Manchester City Council, Sir Michael Bear, UKTI RIO, Tony Travers, LSE, and Mark Rogers, Birmingham City Council.
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1031 Tax Deferred Exchange
Tony DeGeorge, CHB and Rochelle Stone, CES
Sep 10 2014
67 mins
1031 tax exchange could offer good tax benefit to hospitality asset owners seeking to improve their hotel portfolio. Named for Section 1031 of the United States Internal Revenue Code, this investment strategy is essentially a swap of one business for another, allowing an investor to change the form of their investment without cashing out or recognizing capital gain. This allows the investment to grow tax deferred – avoiding tax until an actual sale for cash.
Learn about the 1031 tax exchange process during the HBI Hotel Investor's Marketplace Webcast scheduled for September 10 when Tony DeGeorge, President of Hotel Brokers International, will welcome guest speaker, Rochelle Stone, President and Founding Partner of Starker Services, Inc. Starker Services is the nation's oldest, largest and most experienced independent Qualified Intermediary firm, successfully completing thousands of exchanges each year. Rochelle has been active in the 1031 exchange industry for over 20 years and is a nationally recognized speaker, teaching exchanging and investing techniques to investment and professional groups.
Some of the things to be discussed during the September 10th Webcast include:
•the difference between a sale and an exchange;
•protections offered by a 1031 exchange;
•types of qualifying property;
•how a delayed exchange works;
•the timing rules;
•and, what to look for when selecting a Qualified Intermediary.
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Industry Voice: Moving Communications to the Cloud with Continental Properties
Niel Levonius, RingCentral & Levine, Continental Properties Inc.
Aug 27 2014
19 mins
Join us to hear RingCentral Director of Product Marketing, Niel Levonius, report on the latest developments in cloud phone systems. This series of interviews with customers delves into the specifics of how the cloud is helping IT professionals in various industries. In this segment, Niel interviews Jeffrey Levine, Broker Manager of Continental Properties Inc., about his real-world experience with leveraging the cloud to make a growing real estate firm more nimble.
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Construction and Demolition Waste Recycling Market Growth Fuelled by Circular Ec
Monika Chrusciak, Research Analyst
Jul 25 2014
16 mins
Construction and Demolition (C&D) waste has become a major concern in Europe, driven by legal requirements regarding waste reduction, recycling and diverting waste material resources away from landfilling. The gradual increase of waste and limited landfill space boost recycling efforts, which benefits the development of the C&D waste recycling services market. Legislative goals are targeting 70% recycling of C&D waste by 2020, which is a key driver for this market. The push for C&D waste recycling has further prompted waste management companies to optimize collection systems and increase recycling levels to sustain market revenues. Optimization of collection and recycling technologies is expected to increase revenue for C&D waste recycling companies. This briefing provides top-level insight of the analysis conducted on the European C&D Waste Recycling sector for the forecast period from 2012 to 2020.
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How HPI Real Estate Enabled Their Office for Mobility
Jul 21 2014
3 mins
Learn how employees at Texas-based real estate firm HPI use mobile devices throughout their office to increase productivity.
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An Inside Look at the Challenges Facing Lenders and Appraisers Today
Bill Garber, Appraisal Institute & Brian Ginter, Diversified Real Estate Consulting Network
Jun 18 2014
78 mins
Regulatory pressures are fundamentally impacting the way that financial institutions manage the appraisal function. Our speakers will tackle the most impactful issues for both lenders and appraisals today. An expert from the Appraisal Institute, the largest appraisal membership society in the world with 23,000+ real estate valuation experts worldwide, will share first-hand research into the challenges faced by appraisers and by lenders that rely on the technical expertise of appraisal services. Attendees will learn about the concerns commercial real estate appraisers face, and the challenges their lender clients face in finding quality appraisers to help them respond to new policies and requirements. Speakers will also share insight into the latest policies from bank regulators like the OCC and FDIC that are impacting the integration of appraisals and environmental risk management. An expert in the trenches of a small community bank will share his insights into the shifting alignment of appraisals and environmental risk management at the community bank level, the importance of having a sound policy in place and actions that banks can take to best prepare for the scrutiny of examiners.
- Information on how appraisers can meet today's top challenges, align their services with the challenges lender clients face
- A deeper understanding of bank regulations impacting appraisals
- An insider's take on what bank examiners look for
- Advice on steps banks can take to protect themselves against examiner scrutiny
- A look into the forces that are bringing appraisals and environmental due diligence functions closer together
- Bill Garber, Director of Government and External Relations, Appraisal Institute
- Brian Ginter, Director - Executive Staff, Diversified Real Estate Consulting Network
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Legal Strategies: Bringing Balance to the Transaction
Tony DeGeorge, HBI; Joseph A. Field, Field Jerger LLP and Richard M. Saltzman, Giambrone & Saltzman, LLC
Jun 11 2014
74 mins
Attorneys Joseph A. Field of Field Jerger LLP and Richard M. Saltzman of Giambrone & Saltzman, LLC will join HBI President Tony DeGeorge via the organization's webcast series - Hotel Investor's Marketplace to discuss franchise agreement negotiations, terms and conditions as well as tips on how to get ahead of the foreclosure curve and reach resolution with the bank. Register now for this complimentary webcast.
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Powering and Cooling the Evolving Data Center Infrastructure
Gautham Gnanajothi, Senior Industry Analyst
May 27 2014
40 mins
Data center configurations are denser than ever, as cloud apps increase server utilization. This means that power, not space, is the new gating factor. This briefing will cover the transformational trends the data center industry is going through and will explore the power and cooling requirements of the modern-day data center with a focus on emerging technologies.
Why You Should Attend:
· Explore the recent market dynamics and trends
· Identify the drivers and restraints
· Hear market updates
· Explore different technology trends
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Top Technologies in Sustainable Energy for 2014
Principal Consultant, W.F. Kee
May 13 2014
47 mins
The Technical Insights division of Frost & Sullivan has evaluated technology trends in the sustainable energy sector and has identified the top technologies that are likely to have an impact in 2014.
Attend this webinar to discover:
- The drivers and challenges impacting the sustainable energy sector
- How natural gas has impacted the renewable energy sector
- The timeline for deployment and adoption for specific sustainable energy technologies
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Volatile Times in Oil: Finding Opportunities in a Distressed Market
Carl Larry, Director of Business Development Consultant
May 20 2015
7:00 pm
60 mins
Oil prices have been unstable in 2015, and many in the industry are seeking new opportunities.
This webinar will:
·Provide a road map that will lead to opportunity
·Review the oil and gas industry, with a focus on M&A activity
·Discuss oil price volatility and the opportunity for growth
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The Future of Energy Storage
Suba Arunkumar, Research Manager, Energy & Environment
Jun 9 2015
2:00 pm
60 mins
Energy storage is becoming an essential element in today's world of surging demand. Increasing importance of renewable energy, coupled with supportive legislation that promotes usage of solar PVs and wind turbines, drive the need for energy storage. Renewable grid integration is a key application that promotes energy storage globally. Large-scale PV farms and offshore wind farms in the US, China, and Europe make energy storage and its future interesting and inevitable.
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The Connected Home Industry
Farah Saeed, Principal Cousultant - Energy and Power Systems
Jun 10 2015
3:00 pm
60 mins
This panel discussion will provide an overview of the current state of security in the Connected Home market and will discuss technology overviews, industry trends, key drivers, insights into important trends, and opportunities for growth in the market.
This briefing will highlight on:
- Key growth opportunities in the marketplace
- Relevant trends and activities in the market
- Up-to-date information about current & potential industry participants
- Forecasts & predict future market movements
- Key economic issues affecting industries and markets
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The TCE Revolution and Its Permanent Impact on Environmental Due Diligence
David Gillay, Barnes & Thornburg; Dr. Michael Dourson, Ph.D., Alliance for Risk Assessment; ATSDR rep (TBA)
Jun 24 2015
6:00 pm
75 mins
Following decades of studies, scrutiny and debate, the U.S. EPA updated its TCE's toxicity profile in the IRIS database, dramatically lowering the toxicity value. For transactional due diligence, this more stringent limit has important implications, including markedly more extensive and expensive cleanup processes. Given the focus on vapor migration in the new ASTM Phase I ESA standard, environmental professionals need to be increasingly cautious when making REC determinations and recommendations to clients.
Adding to the confusion is the significant variability in how regulators are using the updated TCE toxicity profile when making closure decisions at contaminated properties. For instance, U.S. EPA Regions 9, 10 and states like Minnesota, Indiana and Massachusetts (among others) have implemented profoundly different approaches to address TCE risk at contaminated sites. Thus, it is critical for environmental professionals to stay abreast of the how TCE guidance is being interpreted and applied across the country. In the latest development, the Agency for Toxic Substances & Disease Registry is proposing a dramatic change to its TCE toxicity profile for the first time in 18 years. The comment period ends on March 16, 2015, and if the update is finalized in its current form, there will be more intense scrutiny on exposure risks which will further complicate transactional due diligence.
This timely webinar will bring together an attorney and two national EPs to address the various impacts of TCE's toxicity update on transactional due diligence. This panel will help EPs answer the following questions:
• Does TCE in groundwater constitute a VEC and/or a REC?
• How should an EP manage variability in TCE standards in multi-state transactions?
• How can an EP take steps to minimize exposure to potential liability?
• How can an EP make sense of the science and available guidance?
• How should an EP communicate potential risks associated with TCE to clients?
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EDR Insight Webinar: Quarterly ScoreKeeper Market Update for 2Q2015
Dianne Crocker, Principal Analyst, EDR Insight
Jul 9 2015
6:00 pm
60 mins
Tune in for the industry's only inside look at how the first half of the new year shaped up. In this complimentary web event, Dianne Crocker will share the latest stats from EDR's ScoreKeeper service on how the property due diligence market looks at mid-year—as well as what your forecast for the second half will look like. Attendees of this 60-minute webinar will learn:
• The strength of commercial real estate investment and lending activity
• ScoreKeeper's barometers of regional, state and metro hot spots for Phase I ESA volume
• Key forces driving demand for due diligence this year
• Changes in risk tolerance from the user community
• EDR Insight's near-term forecast for environmental due diligence
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The Power Quality Equipment Industry
Vishal Sapru, Research Manager & Growth Consultant
Aug 25 2015
3:00 pm
60 mins
This panel discussion will provide an overview of the current state of power quality equipment market and will discuss technology overviews, industry trends, key drivers, insights into important trends, and opportunities for growth in the market.
This briefing will highlight on:
- Key growth opportunities in the marketplace
- Relevant trends and activities in the market
- Up-to-date information about current & potential industry participants
- Forecasts & predict future market movements
- Key economic issues affecting industries and markets
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The Energy Storage Market
Vishal Sapru, Research Manager & Growth Consultant
Oct 8 2015
3:00 pm
60 mins
This panel discussion will provide an overview of the current state of energy storage market and will discuss technology overviews, industry trends, key drivers, insights into important trends, and opportunities for growth in the market.
This briefing will highlight on:
- Key growth opportunities in the marketplace
- Relevant trends and activities in the market
- Up-to-date information about current & potential industry participants
- Forecasts & predict future market movements
- Key economic issues affecting industries and markets
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Stories from people who were children during World War II and the objects in this exhibit animate the past and inform us of a time when war took over daily life. "Retrospect is a very interesting thing," says Ruthie Kallnder. "At the time I don't recall any of the information we got as being propaganda," but the government tried to influence children to make "necessary" sacrifices. Propagandists made the war a battle between good and evil, democracy and fascism. They also asked children to share in the war effort. In response, many children took on more responsibilities. Ruthie explains that boys and girls felt "if that's what it was going to take" to win they "were willing to do it." The memories of the people in this exhibit and their wartime actions show the power of propaganda's messages and its lasting affect on their lives. Propaganda posters, children's books, and classroom assignments demonstrate how propagandists reached children and involved them in the national war effort.
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