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The elegantly designed Panasonic RP-HJE120E-K Headphone has backed its looks with superior audio quality to be an ideal accessory. The in-the-ear design of this headphone makes for a secure and comfortable fit to keep fatigue out of sight even after extended periods of use. This in-ear-canalphone is a delight for audio-addicts as it isolates the ambient noise to create distortion-free listening. This headphone offers you wired connectivity with the audio source.
The ergonomically designed headphone comes fitted with two ear buds that are embedded with flexible ear tips. The advantage of flexible ear tips is that they adapt well according to the anatomy of your ear canals to create a complete acoustic seal. This headphone comes fitted with a 3.5 mm nickel-plated audio plug that finds connectivity with the audio source. You can conveniently manage the audio source with this headphone as it offers you a 1.1 m long cable.
This headphone comes equipped with two 9 mm headphone drivers that have assembled Neodymium magnets and other sophisticated instruments under the hood to produce clear and crisp sound. The loudness of this headphone is maintained at an optimum level with 16 ohm of impedance. The efficiency of this headphone gets a resounding boost from 96 dB/mW of sensitivity. Further, the frequency response of this headphone lies between 20 Hz and 20000 Hz to help this headphone reflect all the beats in the track with utmost precision. This headphone supports maximum 200 mW of power input.
|Performance Features
|Maximum Power Input
|200 mW
|96 dB/mW (Power On)
|Headphone Driver Units
|9 mm
|Frequency Response
|20 - 20000 Hz
|Headset Design
|Headphone Type
|In the Ear
|Model ID
|Magnet Type
|Warranty Summary
|6 Months of Manufacturer Warranty
|Headphone Jack
|3.5 mm
|Connector Plating
|Nickel Plated
|Cord Type
|1.1 m
|Additional Features
|Additional Features
|Noise Isolating
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Apr 14, 2015
More than just an average pair..
Mar 28, 2015
well done Panasonic
Rajdeep Roy
Mar 28, 2015
Abhishek Ghosh
Mar 13, 2015
2 yrs and 8 months and still working...
Mar 5, 2015
Waiting for shipment...will give full review after using.
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karan bansal
Oct 21, 2011
One of the best best earphones you will buy...i have used many high end earphones and headphones over the years and never came across a earphone the delivers the right amount of bass and high notes without some distortion, until i came across the Panasonic HJE120 series
alampally siddharth
Dec 1, 2011
awesome...fantastic..!!the best..hey guys..i got this product delivered today...!!
Jishnu Janardhanan
Dec 31, 2011
Decent performance, Good VFMI ordered this headphone on 28/12/2011 for a price 303 Rs (yes it is true, the MRP is 399 Rs, today it is re-listed for 370Rs). I got it today 31/12/2011, I am from kerala.
pranay bhan
Nov 17, 2011
BEST BUY UNDER 350rs.audio: 9/10
Aug 24, 2011
Nice earplugs for the priceI ordered this on Monday evening and got it delivered on Wed Noon!
May 15, 2013
CHEAP SERVICE FROM PANASONIC...Don't believe Panasonic....
Sep 17, 2012
Not greatSome of the reviews written for this product seem atrocious. People have gone to an extent of comparing this to the expensive Bose ear-phones.
Jul 9, 2012
Paisa Vasool but no miracle childAfter reading 150+ rave reviews and 270+ ratings on Flipkart for these earphones, curiosity got the better of me and I bought them. They were delivered in 2 days. I won't spare any more words beyond this line for Flipkart's service which everyone knows is excellent and I have nothing different to add.
Sep 23, 2012
Best Headphones at such a low price!!I wanted to buy headphones for the rough use and under 1k. Bought this even this was way under my budget.
Balachandar R
Jul 11, 2012
Best buy!Awesome product from panasonic.


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Table of Contents
- Community Advisory Boards (CABs)
- HIV Planning Councils and HIV Care Consortia
- Institutional Review Boards (IRBs)
- Boards of Directors (BOD)
- Tips for Successful Advocacy
The thought of being an HIV/AIDS advocate can be intimidating. You know that you want to do something, but you may not know what to do or where to start. It can help to realize that your voice is important. What you have to say as a person living with HIV (HIV+) is valuable and needs to be heard by those making decisions about how HIV/AIDS funding is used, what HIV/AIDS policies are put in place, how clinical trials are conducted, and how AIDS service organizations are run.
You may think that there is no way for you to influence, or even meet, the people making these decisions. However, because of the hard work of HIV/AIDS advocates over the years, most agencies involved in HIV work now include HIV+ representatives. Many local and national AIDS research networks, service organizations, and planning councils receive advice from HIV+ people through advisory groups that provide perspective on issues that are important to the HIV community.
The following is a list of groups you may want to consider joining. Participating in these groups can be rewarding, but it requires time and commitment. Before getting involved, it is important to find out what is expected of you.
Community Advisory Boards (CABs)
AIDS service organizations (ASOs), clinical research sites, and some health centers have CABs. Each type of CAB includes HIV+ people and, sometimes, other affected community members. Different types of CABs serve different functions.
An ASO's CAB can provide valuable input from HIV+ people about the services the organization offers. Many CABs are very active. Others meet infrequently and have little impact on the direction of the agency. You can make a big difference in how effective an organization's CAB is. Contact your local ASO to find out if it has a CAB and how to join.
Government-funded clinical trials in the US are required to set up CABs to make sure that community interests concerning HIV/AIDS research are heard at the local level. CAB members offer input about studies, get research results and up-to-date information about ongoing trials, advocate for participants in the trials, and help conduct outreach to sign people up for trials.
CABs can offer a great deal to the HIV community. You can also get a great deal personally from participating in a CAB. In addition to contributing to the community, you may make new friends, get a better idea of what the research project or service organization provides, and educate yourself so that you have more to offer if you look for a job. If you are not sure whether you have anything to offer the CAB, talk to people who are already CAB members. They may help you identify strengths that you are not aware of yourself.
HIV Planning Councils and HIV Care Consortia
Depending on where you live, you could get involved with either the local HIV Planning Council or HIV Care Consortium. These groups are largely responsible for deciding what kinds of programs receive funding. HIV Planning Councils and Care Consortia are groups set up to guide how the US government funds from the Ryan White Program are managed.
Each Planning Council and Care Consortium works differently. Many consist of appointed members, while others have a more open membership. Members may include medical providers, public health officials, staff from community-based organizations, and HIV+ people. Even if you are not a member, you can speak before the Council or Consortium about the needs of your community.
HIV Planning Councils are located in urban areas with a high number of HIV+ people. They establish priorities for the distribution of government funding based on the services that are most needed by HIV+ people in the area.
Planning Council members attend full Council meetings regularly and usually participate on at least one Council committee. The time commitment varies from four to ten hours a month.
HIV Care Consortia are regional or statewide planning groups in more rural parts of the country. Their goal is to provide a broad-based community response to the HIV epidemic in the region and to ensure that high quality, comprehensive health and support services are available to people with or affected by HIV.
Most Consortia meet at least quarterly, and many members participate on at least one committee. The time commitment varies from one to five hours a month. Contact the appropriate Council or Consortium to find out about the application process. To locate a Planning Council or Care Consortium, go to this Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) website, which lists all the programs receiving Ryan White funding: http://hab.hrsa.gov/gethelp/granteecontacts.html
Institutional Review Boards (IRBs)
IRBs - also known as ethical review boards (ERBs) or independent ethics committees (IECs) - exist to protect participants in research studies and clinical trials. They are made up of people like health care providers, lawyers, statisticians, researchers, clergy members, ethicists, community advocates, and others. Any hospital or research center in the US that conducts clinical or behavioral studies must have an IRB. All trials are reviewed and approved by the IRB before they begin. The IRB protects study participants by making sure that trials are safe and ethical. The IRB can stop a trial that is not being run properly.
Many countries other than the US have ethics committees designed to oversee studies of human subjects and protect participants. The specific design and function of these committees or boards varies from country to country.
If you are interested in being a member of an IRB, be prepared to learn a lot and spend many hours reading trial designs, attending meetings, and talking with other IRB members. It is important that HIV+ people be involved in the IRB process so that other members and researchers hear your concerns and priorities. However, be aware that this is a big commitment. If you are new to community advocacy, an IRB is probably not the easiest way to get started.
To find out about IRB opportunities and application requirements, call clinical trial sites where you live.
- To locate HIV clinical trial sites near you go to
- HIV Clinical Trials (CenterWatch)
- HIV/AIDS Clinical Trials (AIDSinfo.gov)
- HIV/AIDS Clinical Trials Network (NIH)
Boards of Directors (BOD)
All not-for-profit ASOs have a BOD. The BOD is responsible for the agency legally and financially. It also sets policy, hires and fires the executive director, and makes sure that the organization is serving its chosen mission. If the BOD has few or no HIV+ members, it may be less in touch with the everyday concerns and challenges of the people it is meant to serve.
Since one of the main responsibilities of the BOD is the financial stability of the organization, many boards require members to give or raise a certain amount of money. Some BODs make exceptions so that they can include people who cannot meet the financial obligation but have other valuable things to offer.
Most BODs meet monthly or every other month for a couple of hours. Being a board member can require a commitment of two to four hours a month for meetings and other activities.
If you would like to be a member of the board of a local ASO, set up a meeting with the board's chairperson (sometime called the president) or the agency's executive director.
Tips for Successful Advocacy
Community involvement is an important way of helping HIV/AIDS groups serve their purpose. Being an advocate on a board or planning council can be very rewarding. It allows you to voice your opinions and stand up for what you feel is important to you and your community. However, it also adds extra responsibilities and takes up some of your time. The following tips may help you to balance your physical and emotional health with your advocacy efforts:
- You and your health come first
- Think about what you would like to accomplish before joining a group
- Only take on projects that you think you can see through
- Find people to work with who understand the issues and will support you in your efforts
- Try not to let disagreements become personal. Conflict is often a necessary part of any kind of advocacy, and you may meet resistance to your ideas. Try to stay focused on the issue even if you feel you are being personally attacked.
- Learn from long-time advocates
- It can be scary to speak up, especially the first time you disagree with someone in power. Think about how you might feel beforehand so that you are prepared.
- You may feel shut out by some people who have been involved in HIV advocacy for many years. Recognize that you have a voice and ideas to add to the work that has gone before.
- Be careful not to let advocacy become an opportunity to give yourself power over other people


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Updated at: 03/20/2013 11:10 PM
By: Laurie Stribling
The Radisson Hotel in downtown Duluth is set to reopen May 1 after a water line break closed it down.
General Manager Jeff Briner said flooding in the basement last week shut down power in the hotel. As of Wednesday, the building was still without electricity.
"We're thinking positive, but we don't want to open until everything is going to be safe and secure for our customers and our employees," Briner said.
While Briner said it's an unfortunate situation, he's thankful for help from other area hotels and businesses.
Briner said the Holiday Inn is lending office space for the Radisson sales team. The Holiday Inn is also employing several Radisson employees temporarily.
"Everybody has been very helpful," Briner said. "It's been very nice to work with the community here, not only the hotel community, but the business community."
A music festival, set to be at the Radisson this weekend, has also been moved to the Inn on Lake Superior in Canal Park. The Cabin Fever Music Festival, put on by Minnesota Bluegrass, has been at the Radisson ever since the concert first came to Duluth.
"Our committee of volunteers had a meeting last night to finish up some last minute changes," Minnesota Bluegrass Executive Director Jed Malischke said. "We think we have things pretty well figured out. We'll be ready to go on Friday."
Inn On Lake Superior General Manager Nikki Anderson said she was happy her hotel could help host the festival.
"We wouldn't want this to happen to anybody in our community," Anderson said. "It's a terrible situation that they are going through right now."
Guests with reservations at the Radisson in the coming weeks are being contacted about the problem, and are being relocated to other area hotels.


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