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Our scanning full-body massage chairs knead, heat and relieve sore, tight muscles.
FINAL CLOSEOUT—$2999, SAVE $1000! While supplies last.
- This chair may be returned within 60 days of purchase with original receipt (See our Return Policy).
- Once order is placed, a $300 restocking fee and a $199 return shipping fee will be charged for any cancellation or return unless defective or prohibited by law.
Relax. Unwind. De-stress.
- NEW Neck & Shoulder Massage now reaches top shoulder muscles, simulating a pro masseuse
- NEW Additional room for broad shoulders
- NEW Combination of airbag massagers and rolling nodes in the foot rest to rejuvenate feet and calves
- Optical pressure-point detection scans your body to customize your massage
- Built-in lumbar heat warms muscles in the lower back
- Remote lets you customize 12 different massage options with 15-minute auto off
- 5 levels of massage intensity, from soft to vigorous
- One-touch "zero-gravity" recline helps ease pressure from head to toe
- Arm rest offers gentle squeezing and vibration
- Remote features color LCD display to show massage progress
- 35"w x 54"l x 50"h upright and 35"w x 70"l x 40"h reclined, with 20"d x 18"w inner seat (approx.)
- 245 lbs. approx. net weight (approx. 198 lbs. for chair and leg rest, 46.5 lbs. for arm rest)
A Massage Chair built to soothe your entire body.
The next generation in massage chairs, uAstro2 offers all the features you love from uAstro with some notable updates to the Neck & Shoulder massage, shoulder room, and footrest massage. State-of-the-art massage programs relax your body and soothe your mind. At the beginning of each program, optical pressure-point detection scans up and down your body to identify your precise contours for a customized massage. Built-in lumbar heat warms the muscles in your lower back, melting away stress and tension while making your body more receptive to the therapeutic benefits of massage.
Experience our best-selling massage chair for yourself. Order your uAstro2 Zero Gravity Massage Chair from Brookstone today.
For adult use only. IMPORTANT: Any individual who may be pregnant, has a pacemaker, suffers from diabetes, phlebitis and/or thrombosis, is at an increased risk of developing blood clots, or who has pins/screws/artificial joints or other medical devices implanted in his/her body should consult with a physician before using a massaging device designed for home use. Remove all scarves, neckties, necklaces, and jewelry before using this massager.
Our best-selling massage chair, made better.
Updated Neck & Shoulder massage gently squeezes the top shoulder muscles in a motion most people recognize when giving or receiving a massage. Store stress in your neck and shoulders? uAstro2 reaches the top and back of the shoulders, kneading away tense, tight muscles. Plus, the seat back of uAstro2 offers extra upper-body room to accommodate broad shoulders. Lean back and let the kneading massagers unlock tension throughout your back.
uAstro2 surrounds you with therapeutic massage. Including an invigorating footrest massage.
uAstro2 boasts 34-chamber air massagers that gently squeeze your arms, legs, feet and hips–even your hands and palms thanks to the built-in armrest massagers. Your entire body receives soothing TLC from uAstro2. Updated from the original uAstro, the footrest now has rolling nodes to invigorate the soles of your feet. While air bags gently squeeze and rejuvenate your calves.
12 Programs, 5 Intensities.
Let your body and mind escape into total relaxation to 12 programs of your choice. The automated programs include: Full Body, Full Air, Relax, Energize, Senior, Junior, Stretch and Quick. You can also choose from four targeted massage programs for your: Neck & Shoulders (air); Back & Lumbar (kneading); Arms, Seat & Lumbar (air); and Foot & Calf (air). Plus, you can customize this full suite of programs with the easy-to-use, full-function remote.
Zero-Gravity Recline eases you into a virtually weightless position.
Inspired by the position astronauts take for their ascent into space, zero-gravity recline elevates the legs and pivots the body to distribute weight over the entire body, relieving pressure from head to toe for complete relaxation.
Come home to a soothing massage every night
Tough day? Come home to uAstro2. Daily massage helps you: reduce stress, unwind after a long day and leaves you more relaxed, limber and refreshed for the rest of the night. See for yourself. Try it today at Brookstone stores.
Experience the best-selling comfort of zero-gravity, full-body massage for yourself. Order your uAstro2 Massage Chair from Brookstone today. We're the trusted choice for the best massage chairs.
For 20 years Brookstone has sold the world's most extraordinary massage chairs. Our expertise is at your service.
- Fast premium delivery & install within 5 business days to most locations
- 2-person delivery team does all the heavy lifting to any room in the house
- Full-service set up includes product assembly, functional test & removal of packaging materials from your house
- In-home service by trained technicians, providing warranty, Protection Plus, or additional service work to your massage chair
OSIM® uAstro™2 Zero Gravity Massage Chair
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- Relaxing (5)
- Attractive (4)
- Durable (4)
- Comfortable (3)
Best Uses
- Living room (4)
- Reviewer Profile:
- High-end shopper (5)
- I Am A:
- Single male (3)
- Was this a gift?:
- No (15), Yes (3)
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Phenomenal, Better Than Going to a Spa
I'm a Nursing student who currently works as Clinical Nurse Extern in Labor and Delivery. I work 3, 12-hour shifts weekly and at the end of a work day my lower back,...Read complete review
I'm a Nursing student who currently works as Clinical Nurse Extern in Labor and Delivery. I work 3, 12-hour shifts weekly and at the end of a work day my lower back, calves, and feet literally burn. I leave work feeling like a truck has run me over. I had been researching massage chairs for quite some time and I even made an appointment to get a Full Body massage at a local "High End" Spa. I paid $100 for a 1 hour Swedish massage. My experience in-store with the UAstro was beyond remarkable. I had to make the purchase. My 1 hour massage at the Spa was nothing compared to the 10 minutes I spent in the UAstro. I'd recommend this chair to every working person who spends hours on their feet. It's such a pain-relieving, soothing experience after a long day of work. I'm currently awaiting the arrival of my UAstro 2 and I'm actually going to have a Massage Party for my friends and family to try it out. I'm in love and I'll be able to get a full body massage every night for the rest of my life. Thank you Brookstone and the makers of the UAstro and UAstro 2!!!
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Chair delivered with hole from Forklift
I bought one of these chairs over a year ago and could not accept delivery due to the fact that the chair air bags did not function. Delivery people could not read the manual...Read complete review
I bought one of these chairs over a year ago and could not accept delivery due to the fact that the chair air bags did not function. Delivery people could not read the manual and did not speak English??? Brookstone did not respond in any way until I called the Washington Square store 2 weeks later. Returned chair for refund.
Tried again in November 2013(4 months ago) and they delivered a chair with a hole in the side from a Forklift tyne. Chair has deteriorated since delivery and now makes whirring noises and other sounds. Rollers for left and right side of back do not massage evenly either. Problem was noted on delivery receipt. Once again Brookstone did nothing to contact me. Went to store 2 weeks later and they were not even aware of the issue. Finally talked to Stacey at Brookstone and she said they would replace the chair right away. This was more than 2 months ago. Just called Kevin at store and he told me they have now sold out of the chairs?!?
This company has NO CUSTOMER SERVICE WHATSOEVER.
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- Hard To Find Partsrepair
- Poor Accountability
- Poor Customer Service
Best Uses
- As A Paper Weight
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I bought the chair & extended warranty direct from Brookstone and started having major problems with the chair in less than 3 years. The warranty company tried to repair it several times over the course of a year and something else kept going wrong with it. I even requested a new chair and they told me no. Once it was out of warranty period and still not fixed, Brookstone told me there was nothing else they could do and it was up to me to repair it. They gave me 3 repair companies to choose from. One of those companies no longer works on the chairs, the other wants to charge $265.00, just to look at it and the third charges $225.00 just to look at it. If the chair is not fixable, you do not get any money back. I am beyond disappointed and dismayed that such a large company does not stand behind their product, when a demonstrated and proven service call history can be shown that this is a mechanical malfunction. I would not recommend that anyone spend this large amount on a product that even the repair companies advise people are hard to work on and obtain parts for and that the repair companies cannot even fix. This chair literally cost me over $1,000.00 per year of use and I would have been much better off buying actual massages and not dealing with a company that just caused me further discomfort and aggravation.
- I Am A:
- Single Female
- Attractive Design
- Durable
- Great Massage
- Lots Of Massage Choices
- Very comfortable
- Stopped Working Twice
Best Uses
- Bedroom
- Living Room
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A great chair. I have had it a little over two years and had no problems until I moved. I had special movers that Brookstone said I had to use or the warranty would be voided, move the chair for about $400 to my new home and then it quit working in a week. I had it fixed, and then it stopped working about two months later. I am very glad I bought the extended warranty because I love the chair and it would probably be very expensive to have it fixed. Considering that it worked great until it was moved, I suspect the moving caused the problems. Hopefully after the next fix, it will be alright again. I don't regret buying the chair.
- I Am A:
- Couple No Kids
- Comfortable
Best Uses
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The chair is comfortable but customer service was horrible. Chair did not arrive until 3.5 weeks after ordering. The last leg (the company that assembles the chair near your city) kept delaying the delivery without any update. I ended up asking for days off to work from home for a week hoping that the chair would deliver that day, as the company kept promising. If OSIM has another authorized dealer I would never shop with Brookstone.
- I Am A:
- Family Young Kids
- Attractive Design
- Durable
- Easy To Assemble
- Qualiy Constructed
Best Uses
- Great Befor Bed
- Living Room
Comments about OSIM® uAstro™2 Massage Chair:
I love this chair, I use it every day.
- I Am A:
- Single Male
- Attractive Design
- Durable
- Bottom Half Of Control
- Device Buttons Are Not
- Illuminated
Best Uses
- Bedroom
- Den
- Living Room
- Office
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Extremely comfortable, well made and insanely therapeutic. Engulfs the entire body in a very intense feeling of sheer nirvana. Melts away all feelings of tension and stress. A great way to begin and end the day. I wish they had illuminated the bottom half of the control device the way they had the top half.
- I Am A:
- Single Male
Best Uses
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This is really uncomfortable. Just sitting in it without doing anything you feel these really hard round lumps against your back. The lowest settings were too high for me. The arm rest is really weird. Too high to rest your arms, you can only put them in the "sleeves." Too complicated remote. Great in-store salesman (Cincinnati) who even offered to be in my house when it was shipped out to make sure all was fine. I overlooked his bare feet in flip flops and his bare legs in shorts. For a high end store, not the best look. Very disappointed I couldn't buy this chair. For all that money there should be a setting that plumps out the chair so it feels normal, for when you don't want to torture yourself...
- I Am A:
- Single Male
- Attractive Design
- Easy to use
- Relaxing
- Expensive
- Neck Massage
Best Uses
- Before Going To Bed
- Living Room
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Contemplated buying this seat for years. Finally had the chance to buy it, and its great. Took a while to swallow the high price but in the end its worth it. Sometimes I fall asleep while at zero gravity position, which is the reason why I bought this model. The foot rest isn't the best at zero gravity for a person smaller then 5'7" and if your a tall person you do have to extend your legs to keep the legs massager down. Neck massage is Velcro adjustable and not the best, but when set up perfectly does provide a nice pressure to back of the neck and shoulders. Delivery was OK, they only had an Allen key for hard to reach spots, I offered a ratchet and hex tip to assemble to make it easier. Ive read all reviews on this site about bad service and damaged product. Mine came fine, delivery was fine, all massagers work in sync and airbags work perfect. Me and my wife love it and we are 30.
- I Am A:
- Family Young Kids
- 2 Chairs Delivered Broken
- Always Delivered Broken
- Awful customer service
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I bought one of these chairs over a year ago and could not accept delivery due to the fact that the chair air bags did not function. Delivery people could not read the manual and did not speak English??? Brookstone did not respond in any way until I called the Washington Square store 2 weeks later. Returned chair for refund.
Tried again in November 2013(4 months ago) and they delivered a chair with a hole in the side from a Forklift tyne. Chair has deteriorated since delivery and now makes whirring noises and other sounds. Rollers for left and right side of back do not massage evenly either. Problem was noted on delivery receipt. Once again Brookstone did nothing to contact me. Went to store 2 weeks later and they were not even aware of the issue. Finally talked to Stacey at Brookstone and she said they would replace the chair right away. This was more than 2 months ago. Just called Kevin at store and he told me they have now sold out of the chairs?!?
This company has NO CUSTOMER SERVICE WHATSOEVER.
- Was this a gift?:
- No
- This Chair Is Much Better
- none
Best Uses
- Bed room
Comments about OSIM® uAstro™2 Massage Chair:
This is an excellent chair and it is much much better than I expected, Zero gravity is outstanding and lot of other good features, Very good upper and lower back massage, very relaxing and i love it.
- Was this a gift?:
- No
- Leg Massage Feel Great
- Takes Kinks Out
- I Hate Head Rest
- Not Direct Enough On Neck
Best Uses
- Evening relaxing
- Morning Invigorating
Comments about OSIM® uAstro™2 Massage Chair:
at first it had querks.
right arm had to be repaired.
I just wish I could get direct pressure release on my neck and upper back, between shoulders.
I think its a little too pricey too....
- Was this a gift?:
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OSIM® uAstro™2 Zero Gravity Massage Chair
Voltage | 110 - 120V - 60 Hz |
Power consumption | Approximately 250W 4.0A |
Rating time | 15 minutes |
Kneading time | 16 - 42 times per minute (5 levels) |
Tapping speed | 210 - 650 times per minute (5 levels) |
Rolling speed | 1 cycle = approximately 34 seconds (cycle is up/down/up) |
Roller width | 3 levels - Narrow, Medium & Wide |
Massage range | Full rolling - approximately 20" Lower back rolling - approximately 5.5" |
Leg rest extension | Approximately 7" maximum |
Automatic programs | 8 programs |
Targeted programs | 4 programs |
Manual program selections | 10 selections |
Air massage pressure | Approximately 36kPa |
Recline angle | Approximately 114 to 148 degrees |
Zero Gravity angle | 143 degrees |
Upright dimensions | 35"W x 54"L x 50"H |
Reclined dimensions | 35"W x 70"L x 40"H |
Shipping | Comes in two boxes - arms and base unit ship separately |
OSIM uDivine App |
OSIM uAstro 2 |
OSIM uStyle 2 |
Massage Programs |
11 |
12 |
5 |
Body Scanning |
Yes |
Yes |
No |
Zero-Gravity Position |
No |
Yes |
No |
Vibration Massage |
Yes |
Yes |
Yes |
Percussion/Kneading |
Yes |
Yes |
Yes |
Hand/Armrest Massage |
Yes |
Yes |
No |
Heat |
Footrest |
Lumbar |
No |
Adjustable Massage Intensity |
Low, Medium, High |
5 Levels |
Low, High, Auto |
Number of Air Bags |
26 |
36 |
0 |
Rollers for back & foot |
Premium |
Advanced |
Standard |
Human 3D Massage |
Yes |
No |
No |
Built-In Speakers |
Yes |
No |
No |
OSIM® uAstro™2 Zero Gravity Massage Chair
Brookstone/OSIM-branded products are backed by a one-year limited warranty.
Our innovative products will provide you and your family with years of enjoyment. And with the Brookstone Protection Plus service and replacement plans, you'll have the added peace of mind knowing that if the unexpected does happen, we will simply repair or replace your covered product. Our enhanced coverage goes above and beyond the manufacturer's warranty, saving you time and money.
- Service Plan - 2 Year $329.99
- Service Plan - 3 Year $429.99
OSIM® uAstro™2 Zero Gravity Massage Chair
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The end of an era came on April 25, 2014 when Microsoft completed its acquisition of Nokia's handset division. Though our Finnish friends haven't lost their touch in building high-quality smartphones like the Lumia Icon (pictured above), the company has spent the last few years trailing behind its rivals in developed markets.
Yet, as any mobile phone geek can tell you, there was a time when Nokia was the cell phone company that mattered. Starting in the 1990s and until the advent of the iPhone and Android, it produced many of the planet's most successful phones. Join me to relive some of Nokia's biggest hits and craziest leaps of faith. Note that when appropriate, I've included a link to the original CNET review.
Editors' note: This slideshow was first published in September 2010 and was last updated on April 25, 2014.
11 April 2012, 6:09 am AESTUpdated: 26 April 2014, 8:30 am AEST Photo by: Josh Miller/CNET / Caption by: Kent German
Introduced: 1992
The 1011 wasn't the first commercially available mobile phone and it wasn't the first GSM handset, but it was the first mass-produced GSM phone.
11 April 2012, 6:09 am AESTUpdated: 26 April 2014, 8:30 am AEST Photo by: Nokia / Caption by: Kent German
Introduced: 1994
The 2110 wasn't much for looks or features, but it was the first Nokia phone to have the company's now-iconic ringtone.
Introduced: 1998
Almost everyone seemed to have the 5110 as the millennium approached. Indeed, it was the very first cell phone that I ever owned. Sturdy and almost indestructible, you could swap the candy bar phone's outer cover for new ones of various colors. The Nokia 232 was a somewhat early version of this phone; it was released in 1994.
The distinctively styled 8110 was more than just the first of Nokia's "Premium" 8000 series: it was the first Nokia phone to have a slider design. The phone was also called the "banana phone" (it had a curved shape when the slider was open) and the "'Matrix' phone" (it appeared in the film). It lacked a speakerphone, and the phone book accommodated only 125 entries.
11 April 2012, 6:09 am AESTUpdated: 26 April 2014, 8:30 am AEST Photo by: CNET / Caption by: Kent German
Introduced: 1999
The 8110 was succeeded by the 7110, which had a spring-loaded slider and a thumb wheel for navigation. What's more, it was the first Nokia phone to have a WAP browser. Six years later, the design would appear again in the stainless steel Nokia 8800.
The 8210 was one of the smallest and lightest phones of its time, and it was another model that almost everyone had. It had an infrared port -- sort of a Bluetooth precursor -- and it starred in many television shows and movies including "Absolutely Fabulous" (Patsy mistook it for a small shoe) and "Charlie's Angels."
Introduced: 2000
Based on the wildly popular 3210 from 1999, the 3310 had voice dialing, interchangeable covers, and a user-friendly design.
Introduced: 2001
Long and thin, Nokia marketed the 6310 as a business phone. It offered an amazing new feature called Bluetooth -- it was the first Nokia to do so -- and it had an infrared port, Java games, a voice memo recorder, and support for GPRS networks. Though it had a green monochrome screen, color displays weren't far behind. The 6310i, which came the next year, added Java, triband reception, and a blue monochrome screen.
CNET review bottom line: The 6310i's design is ho-hum, but it's an affordable workhorse mobile with a strong feature set and impressive battery life.
Introduced: 2002
The 3530 was one of the first Nokia phones to feature a wacky keypad. Indeed, it would not be the last, as the similarly designed 2300 came just a year later. The phone's featured included a WAP browser, Java support, and polyphonic ringtones. The 3595 was a successor model.
Another movie star -- it got its turn in "Minority Report" -- the 7650 was the first Nokia phone to feature an integrated camera. It also was known for its slider design, the Symbian operating system, a color display, and a navigation joystick.
Introduced: 2003
Simple to the core, the 1100 was designed for customers in emerging markets who needed only the most basic features. Later, it also landed at prepaid carriers in developed markets. It remains one of the world's best-selling phones.
The 3200 was a unique phone on a few counts. You could take apart the handset's shell and replace the paper faceplate with a selection of designs that came in the box, or you could draw your own. Also, instead of nine individual buttons, six oval keys set in uneven rows had two characters each. Its features included a flashlight, a CIF camera (remember those?), an FM radio, an infrared port, and support for EDGE data networks.
Nokia later released a CDMA version of the phone called the 3205, and T-Mobile got a revamped version, the 3220.
CNET review bottom line: Though it comes with some nice features, the Nokia 3200's dare-to-be-different design will not appeal to everyone.
A groundbreaking handset in many ways, the 3650 was one of the first phones in North America to have an integrated camera. It also had a display that supported 4,096 colors, Bluetooth, a speakerphone, voice dialing, and an external slot for MultiMediaCards. Yet, not everyone loved the phone's hefty size, and the circular keypad required a lengthy adjustment period. Nokia later kept the features and the basic shape, but opted for a more traditional keyboard on the 3620.
CNET review bottom line: The 3650 is a cutting-edge mobile that sports all the must-have features for a less than astronomical price.
It was fitting that the 5100 was part of the company's "Active" 5000 series. Encased in a durable rubber shell that protected it from moisture, shocks, and dust, it gave Motorola's Nextel phones a run for their money. Seriously, you could throw it against the wall and it would keep on ticking. The offbeat feature set included a thermometer, a flashlight, a calorie counter, and an FM radio. And if you didn't like the blue shell, you could change it for one in orange, green, or dark gray.
Similar models included the 5210 (also with rubber casing and a changeable shell) and the 5140.
CNET review bottom line: The sports model of cell phones, the rugged Nokia 5100 is packed with nifty features but offers middling performance.
A powerhouse of its time, the 6600 smartphone was the company's most advanced model at the time. Sure it resembled a brick, but the 6600 had Bluetooth, the Symbian operating system, an infrared port, a VGA camera, a MultiMediaCard expansion slot, an integrated RealOne player, e-mail, and an XHTML browser.
The nearly identical 6620 was adapted for North American cellular networks, and the 6630 upgraded the feature set in a design with a rounded bottom end. In the riveting 2004 movie "Cellular," Kim Basinger's rescuer spoke to her on a 6600.
CNET review bottom line: The Nokia 6600 isn't the sexiest or the smallest cell phone we've seen, but it packs plenty of high-end features that will please smartphone addicts.
Who other than Nokia could make this phone? Part of Nokia's "Fashion" 7000 series, the teardrop-shaped 7600 had a 65,000-color display with keys arranged on either side. It also offered interchangeable covers, a VGA camera, an MP3 player, Bluetooth, an infrared port, and USB support. The Nokia 7610 that came later opted for a more conventional keypad design while keeping the teardrop shape. Then in 2009, the 7705 Twist coupled a square shape with a swivel design.
Introduced: 2004
An early pass at combining an MP3 player with a phone, the Nokia 3300 got a few things right, including great sound quality, an FM tuner, support for voice commands, and an external memory. But if the split keyboard didn't put you off, the weird way you held the 3300 to make a call (with its spine resting against your face) would.
CNET review bottom line: If you want to carry around fewer gadgets, the music mobile might be for you, but serious cell phone users should look elsewhere.
The follow-up to the bulkier 6800 from 2003, the 6820 featured a novel flip-out keyboard for messaging. It was very cool at the time, and I loved how the display switched orientation when you opened the keyboard. Though not a true flip phone, the company began producing clamshells like the 2650 and 6103 about the same time.
CNET review bottom line: The full-featured Nokia 6820 is a solid phone and is sure to please text-messaging fans.
Yes, this was a phone. Also called the "lipstick phone," the 7280 pulled apart in the middle to answer calls. It lacked a keyboard of any kind, which forced you to interact with the handset solely through a scroll wheel, a menu/OK button, and two soft keys. Though dialing phone numbers on it was a pain, texting was surprisingly easy to do even without numbered keys. Inside there was a VGA camera, an FM radio, and Bluetooth. It even had a WAP browser, though it was frustrating to use on the tiny display. I only saw one person using it in the wild
In 2005, Nokia released a second version with the gold and shiny 7380. Other notable handsets in the "fashion" series included the 7370 swivel phone and the 7390 flip handset.
CNET review bottom line: While its design is purely a matter of taste, the 7280 is a feature-packed cell phone that performed well in our tests.
A classic Nokia candy bar, the 6230 was a workhorse. Features included an external memory card slot, Bluetooth, an FM radio, a digital music player, a VGA camera, and USB support. The next year, the 6230i kept the no-nonsense design, but was one of the first Nokias with a megapixel camera.
CNET review bottom line: Nokia spared no expense with the 6230's laundry list of features, but it dropped the ball with its dull design and shoddy keypad.
Introduced: 2005
A successor model to the original 9000 Communicator, the 9300 had a color display and a spacious keyboard. Though slimmer than its ancestor, it still was bulky and relatively heavy (5.9 ounces).
CNET review bottom line: The Nokia 9300 includes handy features for corporate users, though some of them could use work.
Introduced: 2006
Made for music, the 3250 had a unique twisting design that enabled you to rotate between a numeric keypad and dedicated music controls. And it came in pink! It could store up to 2GB of music with a memory card; by rotating the camera lens, you could take photos with ease.
CNET review bottom line: The Nokia 3250 has some very strong features, but we found its most significant design element -- the twist mechanism -- to be more irritating than intuitive. We accept that you may love the system, though, so the watchword for this handset is try before you buy.
Introduced: 2007
One of many Nokia N Series phones, the N95 was bulky, but it had a generous load of features including a 5-megapixel camera that could also record VGA-quality video, a robust media player with a 3.5mm headphone jack, a dual-slider design, and integrated GPS, Wi-Fi, and Bluetooth. Nokia corrected some mistakes on the upgraded model, but neither device ever landed at a U.S. carrier. We also liked the bulky N93.
CNET review bottom line: With a 5-megapixel camera, advanced multimedia capabilities, and GPS, there's no doubt that the Nokia N95 is one of the most feature-packed smartphones to date, but poor battery life and sluggish performance make it hard to justify the high price tag.
Introduced: 2008
One of the first of Nokia's E Series, the less sophisticated alternative to the N Series, the E71 was a slim workaholic phone that almost looked like a BlackBerry.
CNET review bottom line: Mobile professionals who need a powerful but sleek messaging-centric smartphone will be well-served by the Nokia E71; just be prepared to pay a price.
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Camber is in. Camber is out. Rocker is in. Rocker is out.
No, wait! They're both in! And howzabout them tips, eh?
In the world of snowboard and ski design, big things are happening lately, say those in the know.
"In the last two years, there's been more redesign work on snowboards than in the 10 years before," said Steve Klassen, owner of the Wave Rave Snowboard Shop and a world-class rider.
Over at Footloose Sports, owner Tony Colasardo held up a pair of Salomon skis, put them bottom-to-bottom and showed just how ski tips are zooming upward, in a design commonly referred to as the "Rocket" ski.
"It initiates a little quicker and a little easier," Colasardo said. "It's very, very minor, but skiers sure can tell the difference.
The new ski designs have been evolving over the past 10 years, said Colasardo, whose wall of skis has more than doubled in size because of wider skis and rocket tips – not because of the number of skis.
Klassen, who also manufactures his own snowboards (Steepwater), said new designs have been much more dramatic in the last two years.
"It was probably 12 or 13 years ago that Burton came out with the model of snowboard called the Burton Custom.
"It seems like every snowboard manufacturer on the planet just followed that design. It was a ground-breaking design at the time."
The Burton Custom featured a fairly dramatic camber. That is, if you laid the board on a flat surface, the middle was raised, as in skis. That's camber: a slightly arched surface, as in a roadway, for example.
The cambered snowboard gave great bite on the snow, and basically, it was the design for more than a decade.
Along the way came the so-called "rocker" snowboard, which basically violated every rule of cambered boards. Rather than arched upward under the feet, it went the other way, creating a kind of surfboard shape that left out the bite and gave way to a kind of "washy" feel, in Klassen's words.
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"I've sent people out on the hill with these new camber boards," Klassen said, "and they come back saying they can't believe how easy it is.
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Meanwhile, over at the ski shop, Colasardo said new ski designs, particularly in crud skis and powder skis, his customers report fabulous results.
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"It's evolved over the years. My powder skis 10 years ago were 89 mm across the waist and they were phenomenal. And now it's about 111 mm. "
The difference is that the skis don't sink so deep in the snow. With wider skis, a skier can get on top of the powder more easily, making the whole experience a little easier, particularly for older skiers whose leg strength, ahem, ain't what it used to be.
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From a big source, word on the street is that they will headline sunday on the main stage! You heard it here first!
From a big source, word on the street is that they will headline sunday on the main stage! You heard it here first!
WILD HORSES: During his recent press junket promoting Life, Keith Richards had no definitive answer to the constant questions about the Rolling Stones' touring plans, but something was then in the process of going down, whether he knew about it (likely) or not. We've just learned that the Stones team is very close to finalizing a deal that would bring them to Coachella next April. According to our sources, they'll pick up a cool $5 million for playing the date; Paul McCartney pocketed $3.5 million for playing Coachella in 2009. This is the biggest booking coup yet for Coachella kingpin Paul Tollett, whose fest has served as a launch pad for numero
you're kidding. right
5MillionDollarsThat'sCrazyTicketPricesAreGoingToGo UpTheyAreTooOldToHeadlineDidn'tThisRumorHappenLast YearTooWellTheCrowdWillBeDifferent5MillionDollarsI sSoMuchMoneyWhatIfOneOfThemDiesOnStageBecauseTheyA reOldAndHowTheHellCanCoachellaAffordThemANDDaftPun k
5/22: Move D, Reaganz, Sassmouth @ Monarch
5/28: Refused, White Lung @ GAMH
5/29: Spoon @ The Fox Theater, Oakland
5/29: Max Cooper EMERGENCE @ PW
5/30: Neutral Milk Hotel @ Pappy & Harriet's
6/2: Kiasmos ft. Olafur Arnalds, Rival Consoles @ The Independent
6/6: Matthew Dear, Daniel Bortz @ Public Works
6/12: Christian Loeffler @ TBA
6/17: Clap Your Hands Say Yeah @ The Independent
6/21: Underworld, Jungle @ The Hollywood Bowl
6/25: Until the Ribbon Breaks @ The Rickshaw Stop
i heard the opposite from someone else...jus' sayin'.
5/15-17/15 - Psycho CA @ Observatory // 5/22/15 - Laura Jane Grace @ Hollywood Forever Cemetary // 5/27/15 - Neutral Milk Hotel @ Warner Grand Theater
6/3/15 - Sufjan Stevens @ Dorothy Chandler // 7/15/15 - Shellac @ Regent // 7/31/15 - Melt Banana w/Torche @ Roxy
i've got 2 kids that have killed a lot of brain cells, though...so i don't always know what i'm saying.
2013 = Coverchella
2011 = Perfectchella
I'm not sure how JustSteves kids missing braincells makes qualifies him as an expert on this.
If you only knew.
I don't think it's happening....
Here's another article...
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Rolling Stones Not Playing Coachella 2011
(RTTNews) - Representatives for the Rolling Stones have shut down rumors that the band will headline next year's Coachella Music Festival.
The rumor first popped up on HitsDailyDouble.com, where anonymous sources said the rock legends had accepted $5 million to perform at the event. When asked by Examiner.com about the rumor, the band's publicist said: "To the best of my knowledge, the rumor is not true."
This is not the first time the Stones have been linked to the summer fest, as they were also rumored for an appearance in 2010. Next year's Coachella Music festival will take place April 15 through April 17 in Indio, California.
And though Stones fans may miss the group at Coachella next year, the band will be featured this Thanksgiving holiday on VH1, VH1 Classic, and Palladia. The three networks will show a selection of Rolling Stones documentaries for three days starting on November 24.
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Rolling Stones headlining Coachella 2011: rumor 'not true,' says the band's rep
November 16th, 2010 10:22 am ET.
The Rolling Stones' publicist is denying a rumor that the band is close to signing a deal to headline the Coachella Music and Arts Festival in 2011. As previously reported, the rumor first appeared on the HitsDailyDouble website, which claimed that unnamed sources said that the Stones were in negotiations to perform at Coachella 2011 for a supposed $5 million fee. The 2011 Coachella Fest is set to take place April 15, April 16, and April 17 in Indio, California.
When I asked the Rolling Stones' publicist for a comment on this report, she told me, "To the best of my knowledge," the rumor is "not true."
It seems like every week there is a new report or rumor that the Rolling Stones will play somewhere in 2011. The Stones/Coachella rumor isn't new. A rumor started in 2009 that the Stones might be playing the 2010 edition of Coachella. (It never happened.)
In early November 2010, the band's press office issued a statement saying that there are "no concrete plans" for the band to have a new album and tour in 2011. The band's most recent studio album is 2005's Grammy-nominated "A Bigger Bang." The subsequent tour for the album lasted from 2005 to 2007.
At this point, what has been confirmed (according to what Rolling Stones guitarists Keith Richards and Ronnie Wood have said in interviews) is the Rolling Stones will hold a summit in December 2010 to discuss the band's future plans.
Given how much time and effort that the Stones put into preparing for their concerts, it would seem very rushed for them to perform at a major event like Coachella less than five months after that meeting. Wherever the Rolling Stones choose to perform their first concert since 2007, it will most likely be in a setting that is very much a Rolling Stones setting, not a festival where they are one of many acts on the bill.
Believe what you want and yes the articles are very similar but not exactly the same.
One of my co workers said they heard something from Sal Sorinksy (sp?) saying the Stones turned it down because it wasn't enough money between all of them. I can't find a link to that article.
Thank god they won't be there. Opens a spot for a good headliner.
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They want more than $5 mil? Fuck the Rolling Stones then. Spread that money around for the undercard.
I mean, I think they would be a great choice as a headliner, even if I might not see them, but how much fucking money do those greedy old fucks really need?
Edit: and obviously the money figures are speculation, but if that's true...
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To the best of my knowledge, I am unaware of any other threads with this title The Rolling Stones Are Headlining Coachella 2011 on Sunday
Coachella 07 (the introduction), 08 (the bands), 09 (the documentary), 10 (the people i came with), 11 (the relationship test... we passed), 12 (whatever the weather, Dirty Epic forever), 13 (the year of the troll)
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fuckin' with the lights on
When did Axl turn into Rip Taylor?


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This weekend, we don't have youth services. In fact, we don't have any services at all! How awesome/bold/crazy is this idea: no services, but use that time to serve in the community, in your neighborhood or to your actual neighbor! You can read more about it on Kurt's blog, and here's some of the language that Saddleback is using to help people BE the church this coming weekend!
Did you know that serving those in need is an act of worship to God? Join us on the weekend of December 10th and 11th for "Good Neighbor Weekend" where, in place of our church services, Saddleback Church will be going out to show compassion to our neighbors as our act of worship. Since your small group is currently completing Bill Hybels' "Just Walk Across the Room" curriculum, this will be a great opportunity to put it into action!
Here is how you can be a part of Good Neighbor Weekend:
Serve YOUR Neighbor – you and your family or small group can follow these 3 easy steps:
Step 1: See a Need – Talk together about how you could serve your direct neighbor, a co-worker, or someone else in need. You can discuss how you can serve them by meeting their physical, spiritual, or relational needs.
Step 2: "Step Across the Room/Street/Office" – Connect with the neighbor you have identified to let them know you would like to serve them in this way and schedule a time on the weekend of December 10-11.
Step 3: Serve – Gather with your family, small group, or some friends and go serve your neighbor.
Serving OUR Neighbors – We have also created several opportunities for you to help serve the neighbors of Saddleback Church. Do you have a heart for kids, seniors, the homeless, or the military? Join us at one of our "Good Neighbor Project" on December 10th or 11th.


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From Community Memory
The Ulwazi Programme was established in 2008 as the first digital library in South Africa aimed at collecting and sharing indigenous knowledge and local history and culture. The brainchild of former Senior Librarian, Betsie Greyling, the programme forms part of eThekwini Municipality's Libraries and Heritage Department and aims to address the needs of the previously under-represented majority by providing a portal for local contemporary histories and culture. According to the latest figures published (Internet World Stats 2012) 79% of the population in North America use the Internet versus 16% penetration in Africa. Apart from the problem of accessibility, local content on the Web is also very low because of a lack of capacity to record, transfer and disseminate information.
How Does It Work?
The Ulwazi Programme collects and shares local knowledge and histories in the form of a 'wiki', a website designed to enable contributions and modifications from multiple users. Local knowledge is recorded on the wiki by fieldworkers who are employed by the programme. The fieldworkers have strong ties to their communities, and have been trained in recording audio and visual material, as well as in basic writing and computer skills necessary for the uploading of stories to the wiki. In addition to the preservation and dissemination of local knowledge, the Ulwazi Programme also has a strong focus on skills development.As the website can be edited by multiple users it has somewhat of an unusual structure. When you look at this page, for example, you will notice that there are two tabs: one for the content as it's been published and one for the 'source' of the content, which can be added to and revised by people who are registered 'users', in this case the fieldworkers.
When you click on the different tabs you may also notice that the content is not laid out as it is on most websites. The structure of the information is similar to how it would it appear in a library cataloging system, such as the Dewey Decimal System. Content is arranged by categories and subcategories, with links to stories or 'pages' for each category, as well as links to any audio visual material relating to the particular category. The website in essence acts as a catalogue of sorts for different topics relating to local knowledge and histories.
How Can I Contribute?
While the website is not currently open to contributions from the general public, it has the capacity to be so. Should you have a particular interest in local history and would like to contribute to the Ulwazi Programme please contact us via [email protected] and we will gladly add you as user. Please also feel free to make comments or ask questions regarding any of the stories and we will try to answer you as best we can.


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Market Basket shelves take hit as employees at distribution office walk out
In the wake of employees at the supermarket chain's distribution office walking out on their jobs in protest over the firing of revered former CEO Arthur T. Demoulas, that case instead held dozens of bottles of water on Saturday.
That pride took a hit last month, when Demoulas was ousted by the company's board of directors after years of infighting among the Demoulas family, including Demoulas' cousin, Arthur S. Demoulas, who gained control of the board of directors. The walkout by headquarters and distribution employees has one goal: to force the board to reinstate Arthur T. Demoulas, whose likeness and the phrase "I believe" has been reproduced on posters that hang throughout the chain's 72 stores.
About 1,000 company managers, employees and supporters rallied Friday at the grocery chain's headquarters in Tewksbury, Mass., where warehouse staff and truck drivers have threatened to stop deliveries until Demoulas is reinstated.
Mackin said that one possible solution might be for Demoulas and the workers to break away from the Market Basket chain and launch their own company.
"This is courage like I have never seen," he said.
Here's how the situation looked Saturday at a variety of New Hampshire stores.
Lettuce, cat litter, fresh fish, blueberries and those red, plastic Solo cups were among many items also either out or emptying fast.
"We pride ourselves on our appearance," manager Gulezian said as he passed by the drinks aisle, where Gatorade was running low. "This is not us."
"Those will be gone by tomorrow," he said. To make up for the lack of fresh fish, employees took frozen fish, thawed it and sold it as "previously frozen."
In Plaistow
The support for Arthur T. Demoulas was clear, as photos of him were placed outside and inside. Store director Gene Crochetiere, a 38-year veteran of the company, and several other employees were also wearing buttons with a photo of Demoulas.


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Special Olympics and European Bocce Federation meet to finalise partnership agreement
February 15th 2012, Milan, Italy - The sport of Bocce is growing across Europe and Central Asia with more than 13,000 Special Olympics athletes now playing it. The 2011 Special Olympics World Summer Games in Athens brought Bocce players together from across 33 national programmes to compete. In contrast the 1999 World Summer Games saw only 5 programmes taking part in Bocce – a fact which clearly shows how the level of participation and interest in Bocce is growing significantly.
To build on this success and to develop the sport even further among Special Olympics programmes across Europe and Eurasia an inaugural meeting has taken place between the European Bocce Federation and Special Olympics. The focus of this meeting was to finalise details of a Partnership Agreement between both organisations which will see the existing links strengthened. It is expected this Partnership Agreement will be officially signed late this year during a leading European Bocce Seminar in Cremona, Italy.
The meeting between the President of the European Bocce Federation, Mr. Bruno Casarini and Mr. Mariusz Damentko and Mr. Roy Savage of Special Olympics Europe/Eurasia took place at the headquarters of the EBF in Milan.
Already the link between the two organisations involves unified demonstration matches with Special Olympics players during the European Bocce Championships in Italy. SOEE is looking forward to a long and fruitful partnership with the EBF so that the sport of Bocce develops throughout the region among Special Olympics athletes, coaches, families and fans.
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Princess Playright has ordered up some delightfully scary monsters for BRICK-OR-TREAT. But the mischievous Jester Funny Bones conjures up a spell to make the monsters as sweet as melted candy. Join Howlin' Howie, Zac the Zombie and Zany Zelda in this exciting stage show! Loud Music, sound effects, strobe lighting, smoke effects and confetti cannons are used in this production.


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This book was discussed at the Just Desserts meeting on September 30th, 2010. Whether or not you attended the actual meeting, you are welcome to share your own thoughts and opinions about this book (and series) in a reply comment to this blog post, below.
Join us next on October 28th at South Branch Library (6:45 p.m.), as we discuss author Sue Grafton's M is for Malice, the 13th volume in her long-running Kinsey Milhone series. Additional titles for upcoming months' discussions will be posted to the Just Desserts portion of the libraries' Book Groups page soon.
And, for reminders about upcoming Just Desserts meetings, don't forget to sign up for the Just Desserts e-mail list. Or, if you're logged into your account on Facebook, you can visit the Events page for the Lincoln City Libraries, and mark whether or not you plan to attend upcoming sessions of Just Desserts!


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Thursday, June 20, 2013
One Berkeley County School Board member is demanding more information about a resolution for an additional $53 million in bonds related to the $198 million school improvement referendum.
The resolution for the additional money, slated for equipment such as HVAC and technology, was passed by the board at its May 28 meeting.
At the June 11 meeting board member Phillip Obie (District 3) said it was unclear that the $53 million general obligation bond passed at the May 28 meeting was being added on to the $198 million referendum.
"I would like to make a motion that we suspend the issuing of that $53 million special obligation bond for equipment acquisitions until the board can be briefed with more information about it and how it relates to the bond referendum," Obie said at the meeting.
The motion received a second but discussion was cut off.
"It is my understanding that unless someone on the board takes issue with me that it only requires a motion and a second for the motion to be heard again," board chair Kent Murray said. "Does anyone take issue with my understanding?"
"It is not on the agenda," board member Doug Cooper said.
Murray asked Obie to again read his motion, then responded, "I can't do that. I would have to call that out of order."
Murray then pounded the gavel.
"I was under the opinion," Obie said, continuing, "that we started planning the bond referendum for $250 million and as the board moved forward with the plan we sharpened our pencil very much and got to $198 million.
"Further, when we passed the resolution in August of 2012 to put this on the ballot we told the people that it was for $198 million and in there listed that it was for construction and equipment and technology of new schools and for the renovations and small renovations of other schools and included technology and other equipment, renovations improvements and additions.
"I was under the assumption, like most people in the county, that the $198 million included all the funds that were needed for the project. We went out as a community member and as a campaign committee we went out and campaigned for the $198 million bond.
"The folks in the community passed it. Now we've come back with a $53 million general obligation bond for equipment acquisition.
"I disagree with the $53 million and was ill-informed at the last meeting on what this was for," Obie said.
He continued by saying that he "would like to see it on the agenda for the next meeting where we can get more information on it and understand why we need this $53 million and what the actual real budgets are for these schools if they're different from the $198 million that we passed."
Obie told The Gazette when he voted for the $53 million resolution he thought it was the first issuance of the $198 million bond because work has started on two of the projects, land is being looked at for new schools and renovations have begun at Goose Creek schools.
Obie said he is asking to have an item for information on the June 25 meeting agenda to find out what the true budgets for all the schools were. He said first he wants to find out where the $53 million came from and what the real dollar amount is.
He said he was not surprised his motion was stopped at the June 11 meeting.
"It surprised me you can't make a motion if it's not on the agenda but didn't surprise me they tried to stop it from going to vote," Obie said. "It was my understanding if there's a motion and a second it can be discussed, but I didn't have the rules in front of me.
"I don't like the $53 million. We went out and told the people it was $198 million. I talked to the people I represent in my district and talked about how that was going to help out the schools in my district with renovations and small projects, including equipment, technology, furnishings and so on.
"Everything I talked about, saw and read, it was $198 million. Now they want to add another $53 million and I'm disappointed because they weren't forthcoming."
Obie said the public did not vote for the additional money, which will be more debt the county does not need. "It's like adding salt to a wound."
Obie said the $53 million was discussed at a June 2012 workshop but as it never came up again later he thought it was dropped from the original referendum.
"The other joking question is, what'd you have for dinner last Thursday? We did discuss it but that's as far as it went. If it had been relevant I would've thought it would've been discussed more during the campaign."
Obie said the next thing he would like to see is more information. "The people didn't vote on it so I don't think it's right."
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Natality Detail File, 2006 [United States] (ICPSR 24941)
Principal Investigator(s): United States Department of Health and Human Services. Centers for Disease Control. National Center for Health Statistics
This collection provides information on live births in the United States during calendar year 2006. The natality data in these files are a component of the vital statistics collection effort maintained by the federal government. Birth data is limited to births occurring in the United States to United States residents and nonresidents. Births occurring to United States citizens outside of the United States are not included in this data collection. Part 1 contains data on births occurring within the United States, while Part 2 contains data on births occurring in the United States territories of Puerto Rico, the Virgin Islands, Guam, American Samoa, and the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands. Beginning in 2005, the United States file no longer includes geographic detail (e.g., mother's state of residence). Geographic variables for the United States Territories file include the territory and county in which the birth occurred and in which the mother resided. Other variables describe the place of delivery, who was in attendance, and medical and health data such as the method of delivery, prenatal care, tobacco and alcohol use during pregnancy, pregnancy history, medical risk factors, and infant health characteristics. Birth and fertility rates and other statistics related to this study can be found in the National Vital Statistics Report in the codebook documentation. Demographic variables include the child's sex and month and year of birth, the parent's age, race, and ethnicity, as well as the mother's marital status, education level, and residency status.
Series: Natality Detail File Series
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United States Department of Health and Human Services. Centers for Disease Control. National Center for Health Statistics. Natality Detail File, 2006 [United States]. ICPSR24941-v1. Ann Arbor, MI: Inter-university Consortium for Political and Social Research [distributor], 2009-08-19. http://doi.org/10.3886/ICPSR24941.v1
Persistent URL: http://doi.org/10.3886/ICPSR24941.v1
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Scope of Study
Subject Terms: alcohol consumption, birth, birth rates, birth records, fertility, fertility rates, live births, population growth, pregnancy, prenatal care, tobacco use, vital statistics
Geographic Coverage: Alabama, Alaska, American Samoa, Arizona, Arkansas, California, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, Florida, Georgia, Guam, Hawaii, Idaho, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Mississippi, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York (state), North Carolina, North Dakota, Northern Mariana Islands, Ohio, Oklahoma, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Puerto Rico, Rhode Island, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, United States, Utah, Vermont, Virgin Islands of the United States, Virginia, Washington, West Virginia, Wisconsin, Wyoming
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- 2006
Date of Collection:
- 2006
Unit of Observation: individual
Universe: Live births in the United States during calendar year 2006.
Data Types: administrative records data
Data Collection Notes:
The full product suite was not released for this study due to the large size of system and transport files.
Beginning in 2005, the United States file no longer includes geographic detail. Tabulations of birth data by residence of mother for states and for counties with populations of 100,000 or more are available using the VitalStats online data access tool available via the National Center for Health Statistics Vital Stats Web site. Certain geographic-level data may also be available upon request from the National Center for Health Statistics. More information can be found via the Release and Access Policy for Microdata and Compressed Vital Statistics Files, 2007.
In the United States Territories data in Part 2, United States residents who gave birth in Guam were considered residents of Guam and were assigned a code 1 in the RESTATUS variable.
The CASEID variable was created for use with online analysis.
Variables SEX, OTERR, and RCNTY_POP were converted from character to numeric.
More information on natality studies may be found via the National Center for Health Statistics Web site.
Sample: One-hundred percent of birth certificates in calendar year 2006.
Data Source:
official certificates of live births
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When my co-worker Kimmie shared with me that she was starting her adventure in blogging, I was excited. When I discovered she shared a coveted cupcake recipe on her blog, I was ecstatic! Kimmie is a talented baker, and as one of her test subjects I can share with you that the Mr. Do Right cupcake, is a treat you MUST try. Mr. Do Right is a sweet potatoe souffle with a savory butter cream frosting, topped with maple syrup. Bacon is optional, but trust me – it's a must!
Drop on by Kimmie's new home on the web, welcome her, and try out this recipe: Will Blog For Food from Pretzels & Pearls.


text: 99 min | PG The 3D animated family comedy ESCAPE FROM PLANET EARTH catapults moviegoers to planet Baab, where admired astronaut Scorch Supernova is a national hero to the blue alien population. A master of daring rescues, Scorch pulls off astonishing feats with the quiet aid of his nerdy brother Gary, head of mission control at BASA. But when Scorch finds himself caught in a fiendish trap set by a nefarious villain, it's up to scrawny, risk-adverse Gary to do the rescuing as the interplanetary stakes rise. Brendan Fraser leads a voice cast that includes Jessica Alba, Rob Corddry, Sarah Jessica Parker, and James Gandolfini.


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By: Gene Roehlkepartain, Guest Blogger
Education dominates the lives of most school-aged kids and teens, and yet moms, dads, and other parenting adults don't always know how to talk about school, grades, and school problems. Sometimes kids are learning things in school that we don't understand, so we may think we don't have a lot to offer to help our kids succeed in school.
Yet the research is clear: Children and teens are more likely to be successful in school if their moms, dads, or other parenting adults are actively engaged in their learning. That doesn't mean you have to be an expert in what they are learning. Rather, you can show your support and commitment many different ways, from being involved in the school, to encouraging learning at home, and providing other opportunities for your child to grow and learn.
You have a lot of influence on how your child does in school. And though participating in parent-teacher meetings and volunteering at the school are important, what you do at home is even more important for your child's success in school. Here are a few ways you make a difference:Eugene C. Roehlkepartain is Vice President of Research and Development at Search Institute, and creator of the 9 Parenting Strategies. Roehlkepartain is widely recognized as an expert in child, youth, and family development in community contexts. Particular areas of interest include family strengths, community supports for families and youth, spiritual development, service-learning, youth philanthropy, and linking youth development with financial literacy. Join Gene for a free webinar about the 9 Parenting Strategies presented by ParentFurther on Wednesday, January 30 at 12PM, CST. Learn more >>


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