text: Arista Stereo Mini Cable (6-ft. cable) Zoom Front Photos Videos Item #: 043182970 Review Summary 8 people say DISCONTINUED This item is no longer available to purchase. Contact us for other options Call Email Original price $4.99 Shop all Stereo Mini Patch Cables Shop all Stereo Mini Patch Cables x By buying this product you'll earn up to 5 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 Overview Details Customer Reviews Articles & Videos Our take on the Arista Stereo Mini Cable by James Ralston Equipped with 3.5-millimeter stereo mini plugs on both ends, this cable is handy for such uses as connecting a computer sound card to a pair of desktop powered speakers, or hooking up a portable CD or MP3 player to a car stereo receiver with a minijack aux input. Length: 6 feet. Warranty: 90 days. See more info on this item Hands-on research from the Crutchfield Labs (what are the Labs?) What's in the box? | In-depth notes Product Research What's in the box? Download owner's manual 6' Stereo patch cable with 3.5mm stereo mini-plugs on each end Our Product Research Team At Crutchfield, you'll get detailed, accurate information that's hard to find elsewhere. That's because we have our own in-house Product Research team — they open the box, verify contents, check the owner's manual, and record dimensions, features and specs. We stay on top of new products and technologies to help people make informed choices. Features Compatibility: The 6' Mini Plug cable can be used for dubbing stereo audio from one component to another, particularly portable devices. You can also use this cable for adding additional sources to desktop shelf systems and micro systems with 3.5mm mini-jack auxiliary inputs. In some applications, you can use this cable to connect powered speaker systems to your computer. Construction: The cable features black molded connectors with flexible stress relief collars. Review this product Submit a review and then enter to win a $500 rewards card Arista Stereo Mini Cable Reviews Average Customer Review: 8 people say: Review this product: Thanks for taking the time to share your experiences about this product. Please be sure to focus your comments on the product itself. Read our Review Guidelines for more information. Review title * Email Your email won't be visible. 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Pros -Cable worked with no noise -Semi Cheap -Connectors fit decently with everything I plug them into -Cons -Feels pretty Cheap construction, like a 2$ ebay cable.... -In a month of light usage, One of the male connectors has a noticeable bend to it to it. It is possible to bend it back, however upon closer inspection, theres a dimple on it and Im getting noise when the connector isn't sitting just right. Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 Great product and value. Written By KaseyH, Benicia, CA on Friday, November 09, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) It's cheap and it does the job right. Can't ask for more :) Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 Great for MP3 Players Written By Mystic, State College, Pa on Saturday, July 11, 2009 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Got it to hook my MP3 player into my new receiver. Works flawlessly and is long enough that it can sit on my seat. Was this review helpful? 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Written By Andre, Rockville, MD on Friday, April 07, 2006 I purchased this to use with my iPod and Alpine CDE-9845 headunit. All I can say is that the sound quality is AMAZING and compared to an expensive FM transmitter it is a 100X better. None of that background hiss and alternator whine with this. Great buy if you have an AUX Input and a portable player. 22 out of 22 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 Great for Mp3 to car hook up Written By Marvin, Raleigh NC on Tuesday, January 24, 2006 Better than the FM transmitter. I have an In Dash Sony CD player, which has an AUX input in the front. I have a Creative Zen MP3, tried the Radio transmitter, STATIC, NOT RECOMMENDED got the this wire and the sound from my MP3 is CD quality. AWESOME 29 out of 31 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? 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When you're 6-foot-11 and weigh 314 pounds, some people call you Andre the Giant instead of Andre Almeida. The senior center from Sao Paulo, Brazil, via Arizona Western College, is a handsome and humble block of granite, especially in the eyes of his mother and his girlfriend, both of whom escorted him onto the floor for Wednesday's Senior Night finale that also became the last college basketball game ever played inside the Devaney Center.
The human heart pumps hard when two primary senior leaders, Brandon Ubel and Dylan Talley, are sitting on the bench in foul trouble and prime time calls your name. Andre's moment of truth finally arrives after spending the season nursing chronic knee and ankle injuries. "He came in and played his ass off," Ubel said. "He came in knowing if we were going to win that game, he had to be a presence, and that's exactly what he was. He got tough rebounds. He blocked shots. He protected the paint. He was huge for us."
Common sense tells you that no one can play that huge with that much pressure without something else. "There is no question … 'Dre' has a huge heart, and he was huge for us," Ubel said. "One of the biggest keys in the game was keeping Minnesota out of the paint, and he did an absolutely unbelievable job of that."
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Isn't it interesting how a heart that weighs between 7 and 15 ounces can turn a basketball game completely around? As big as Andre is, his heart weighs about the same as four medium-sized bananas. Hearts are about the size of a fist, and Wednesday night, that fist almost punched its way through a giant chest. With a mom who lives in Brazil and a girlfriend who was a Nebraska student-athlete each taking one of Andre's arms, all three headed to center court where the honoree received his senior gift – a large framed print of one of the Huskers' largest basketball players ever.
Once his number was called, someone sitting near me speculated that the romantic melody of the Brazilian national anthem must have triggered Almeida's emotions, but Ubel knows better. "Dre is finally healthy, and he had two good weeks of practice," he said. "It was his job to do what he did. He finished some tough plays for us and really gave us the spark and all the energy we needed to win."
Ubel and Talley became Almeida's biggest supporters from the bench. "With our foul troubles, Dylan and I easily could have been frustrated," Ubel said, "but we were too busy watching Dre get all those loose balls, offensive rebounds and blocked shots. I mean, Dylan and I really got excited on the bench. We both knew we probably weren't going to get back on the court that first half, but that didn't stop us from going crazy on the sideline. We were extremely happy not only for Dre but because we knew we needed him to win."
Talley came back to play well, and Ubel ended up scoring Nebraska's last 10 points in a dramatic upset over a Golden Gopher team that a week earlier had upset No. 1 Indiana. In the post-game locker room, Nebraska Coach Tim Miles told all three seniors the game ball would honor them. Miles asked each player to sign the ball, so it could commemorate the significance of the last college game ever played in the Devaney Center. Not bad for a Division I basketball program which has won more than 75 percent of its home games over 37 years. And thank goodness that Ethan Rowley in Marketing and Shamus McKnight in Media Relations tracked and retrieved the ball that went skyward the second the final buzzer sounded.
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"You can't write a script any better than that one," Ubel said. "For all three seniors to play well at different times so we could win such an historic game was huge. I can't imagine it happening to a better group of guys. When Coach told us he was going to make sure that game ball got in our trophy case, it was pretty cool. To be remembered forever with two guys like Dylan and Dre, I just can't think of anything better."
As honored and excited as Ubel was, he said the seniors and their teammates could not go to bed satisfied Wednesday night. They knew they had to wake up with one thought in mind Thursday morning – sweep the Huskers' regular-season series with the Hawkeyes. "We've been totally focused on Iowa," Ubel said. "Minnesota is a distant memory. We're not out there to play spoiler. We're out there to get something for ourselves."
The Hawkeyes are heavily motivated as well. At 19-11 overall and 8-9 in the Big Ten, they can notch win No. 20 and finish the mine field regular season at .500. Two weeks ago, Nebraska upset Iowa, 64-60, in Lincoln, and earlier this week, the Hawkeyes defeated Illinois, 63-55.
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I am going to one of the local clubs 3-D shoots today.
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HUTCHINSON -- Cody Busby stared into space as he spoke. It was almost as if he couldn't really believe the words he was saying.
"I've never beaten Hutch until my senior year. It's a great time to do it," Busby said as the celebration of his teammates, coaches and fans swirled around him. "I can't do nothing but smile. I'm so happy right now."
Everyone in the Cougar nation knew precisely how he felt following South's 35-10 upset of Hutchinson on Friday night at Gowans Stadium. The victory is the Cougars' first in 11 tries against the Salthawks since the formation of the Ark Valley Chisholm Trail League in 2004 and is only the second regular-season loss Hutchinson has suffered in 33 games.
Busby, as usual, played a key role. He rushed for 142 yards on 24 carries and scored four touchdowns as South improves to 4-1 overall, 3-1 in the AVCTL I.
Hutchinson, which entered the game minus seven starters who were injured, falls to 3-2 and 3-1 in the league.
South did it in typical style, rushing for 295 yards. Mike Jones had 98 yards on nine carries and quarterback Justin Stonebraker 44 yards on 10 tries.
"The o-line blocked so well and opened up big holes for me, and I just got in there and did what I do," Bubsy said. "They were really small, and as an offense, we believe we can run the ball on anybody and just pound them every play. We feel like we can physically dominate like that, and tonight I think it's safe to say, we did that."
"Our guys up front did a great job," South coach Sam Sellers said. "We feel great about our run game, and we've got some talent behind them. If we can do that to teams, that's what we're going to stick with."
The Cougars also used the pass to perfection, getting maximum mileage from only three attempts.
Perhaps the biggest offensive play of the game for South came on the Cougars' first possession of the third quarter. Leading 14-10 after bogging down in the second quarter, Busby took a hand-off, rolled to his right and hit Zach Nachbar over the middle. Nachbar sprinted to the Hutchinson 4 before being tackled.
Busby scored from the 3 two plays later, making it 21-10.
"That was a great play by Busby and Nachbar," Sellers said. "That drifted off from what we normally do, and it's just kids making plays."
Stonebraker completed both his passes for 61 yards, the second a 46-yard touchdown strike to Nachbar with 10:13 left in the game that made it 28-10 and essentially sealed the deal.
Another big key to the victory was the sensational play of the South defense against the Salthawks' flex-bone offense. Hutchinson had 327 yards rushing, but the Cougars held when they had to, including three times in when the Salthawks reached the South 10-, 2 and 1-yard lines, limiting them to three total points.
The biggest defensive play might have been in the third quarter, when the Cougars threw Jamison Likes for a 4-yard loss on a fourth down play from the South 1.
"They're so hard to duplicate," Sellers said of Hutchinson's offense. "They do a lot of the option stuff. I was really proud of our scout team, and the way they prepared. We got some huge red zone stops.
"I'm so happy to be playing defense again at Salina South."
Hutchinson coach Randy Dreiling took the blame for the loss.
"It's the first time we've been kicked like that since 2004," he said. "It's hard for me to grasp right now.
"They certainly outcoached us and outplayed us. They finished, runs and we didn't. They finished plays, and we didn't. I called a terrible play down there by the goal line (in the third quarter). We just didn't have them ready to play. It won't happen again."
Fullback Will Smith led Hutchinson with 114 yards rushing on 13 carries while quarterback Trevor Turner had 86 yards on 20 carries. The Salthawks had just 19 yards passing on two pass completions.
Sellers, like Busby, had trouble digesting what had transpired afterwards.
"Hutch is the ultimate measuring stick in the state," he said. "It's just so big for our kids to finally break through that and get over the Hutch hump. We had a great week of preparation, and the kids went out and executed."
Hutchinson struck fast and furious on its first drive of the game as Dakota Brower found an opening around right end and dashed 50 yards for a touchdown with 10:22 left in the quarter. Lemons PAT kick made it 7-0.
South responded on its possession, marching 75 yards on eight plays with Busby going the final 2 yards. Cameron Weishaar's kick tied it 7-7 with 6:55 left. Busby accounted for 67 yards on six carries.
South took a 14-7 lead following a 10-play, 76-yard drive. Busby struck again, going in from the 4 on a sweep around left end. Weishaar addd the PAT kick with 11:27 left in the half.
Hutchinson pulled within four at break on Kassidy Lemons' 20-yard field goal as time expired. The Salthawks drove 76 yards on 17 plays, converting five third plays in the process.
South ran just five plays for 25 in the second quarter.
Busby had 93 yards on 10 carries in the half while Turner led Hutchinson with 76 yards on 15 carries. Neither team threw a pass in the first 24 minutes.
South plays at Newton next Friday.
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Peak autumn foliage on the tundra with blueberry scrub and deerhair sedge in beautful backlit color!
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Dr. Cappiello coordinates the collaborative internship teacher residency programs, and is associate professor in the language and literacy division.
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Areas of Academic Focus and Expertise: Multimodal, multigenre text sets in language arts and content areas; nonfiction literature for children and young adults; primary source materials as reading scaffolds in social studies and language arts; the history of children's and young adult literature
Area of Work and Concentration at Lesley: Children's literature; nonfiction; literacy; collaborative internships
Representative List of Recent Courses Taught: Literature for Children and Young Adults; Exploring Nonfiction in the Elementary and Middle School Classroom; Content Literacy; Middle and High School Content Literacy; Advanced Children's Literature
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On March 23, 2014, Literacy faculty members Mary Ann Cappiello, Erika Thulin Dawes, and Grace Enriquez will be running a workshop for teachers, librarians, and other educators with the Society of Children's Book Writers and Illustrators at the Eric Carle Museum of Picture Book Art. The workshop is from 10 am - 3:30. Learn more »
Dr. Mary Ann Cappiello, Dr. Erika Thulin Dawes, and Dr. Grace Enriquez are co-authors of The Classroom Bookshelf blog, on which they post a weekly entry on a recently-published book for children or young adults, with a book review, teaching invitations, and further explorations.


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A late second half rally was not enough as the Screaming Eagles fell to Gallaudet University 69-61 in the first round of the NEAC tournament.
The Bison of Gallaudet got out to a quick start, jumping out on the Eagles 9-2 lead, just 3 minutes into the game. Danesha Triplett established herself inside early, scoring the first 4 points for the Eagles. Trailing 9-6, Triplett score again underneath, cutting the lead to one. Despite the Eagles cutting the lead, the Bison went on a 11-0 run to open the lead to 20-8. Amerisse Rodgers ended the run, banking in a jump shot to cut the lead to 10.
Sharolin Sanders swished home the first 3 pointer of the game for the Eagles, bringing the deficit to just 5, 23-18. With 3:50 remaining in the first half, Sanders nailed another 3 pointer to tie the game up at 27. The Eagles took their first lead of the game when Rodgers knocked down a 3 pointer to go up 30-29 with 2:11 remaining. Despite the Eagles taking the lead, the couldn't hold it as Gallaudet took a 37-35 lead at the break. Sharolin Sanders lead all scorers in the first half with 13 points.
Determined not to start the second half like the first, CSE got things going when Amerisse Rodgers dropped a running jumper to cut the lead to 41-39. Both team stepped up their defense in the second half, scoring just 4 points each in the first 4 minutes of the half. With 14:02 remaining, Alivia Rseboro took it the length of the court for an easy layup, bringing the Eagles back to within 45-43. Cheyenne Grant gave the Eagles back the lead when she banged home a 3 pointer, giving the Eagles a 48-47 lead.
Lindsay Stergio of Gallaudet hit back to back jumpers in the paint to give the Bison a 53-48 lead with 7:47 remaining in the game. Kelly O'Dell kept the Eagles in the game, knocking down 4 straight free throws to cut the lead to 1. Despite the Eagles tying the game up at 54, Britny Lathem of Gallaudet knocked down a 3 pointer as the shot clock expired, giving the Bison a 3 point lead. The Bison added 6 more quick points, opening up their biggest lead of the second half, 63-54. Sanders broke the scoring drought, making a layup and cutting the lead to 64-57. Rodgers followed that up with a 3 pointer to bring the Eagles to within 66-61 with 41 seconds remaining. Despite a late rally, the Eagles dropped a tough one 69-61.
Sharolin Sanders led the Eagles with 17 points off the bench. Kelly O'Dell finished with 10 points, 17 rebounds, and 7 assists. The Eagles finish the season with a 16-10 record and a 10-7 record in the NEAC.


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Engineering students design suite management system for Olympia Entertainment as part of CECS's senior design competition
May 16, 2011
DEARBORN / May 16, 2011---A group of four University of Michigan-Dearborn engineering students have created an interactive web-based tool for managing suite sales at major entertainment venues.
The team built the system for Olympia Entertainment--which operates Joe Louis Arena, Comerica Park, the Fox Theater, Cobo Arena and other venues around Detroit--as part of the College of Engineering and Computer Sciences annual senior design competition.
The students worked under the direction of Bruce Maxim, associate professor of computer and information science at UM-Dearborn, for their course work in senior design courses CIS 4951/4961 and CIS 4052/4962.
This is the type of work that our CIS students have become noted for, Maxim said. Giving back to the community by doing meaningful projects for real clients in all sorts of organizations, including many non-profits.
Student Scott Hoffman, who designed the system with his classmates John Papke, Alexander Paull and Nicolas Smith, said Olympia Entertainment plans to use the system before the start of the next hockey season. It will likely be a gradual roll-out, starting at Joe Louis Arena, but eventually used the companys other venues as well.
We are excited to be able to implement the program that the students developed, said Sara Daniel, director of ticket and premium sales for Olympia Entertainment. This will be a great tool for us to use next season and will help us become more efficient. It will streamline the process for selling the suites and will be an asset to us for reporting and being able to project sales. We appreciate the work and the time they spent listening to our vision and the program they came up with far exceeds anything I could have imagined.
The system manages the entire suite sales workflow, from reserving a suite for a client and recording food and beverage requests, to tracking payment information and management reporting. The application supports multiple venues and events, giving sales staff the flexibility to customize rental packages for each client.
The team of students worked on the project for two semesters, using the first four months to shape the projects scope and requirements and the past four months to implement the system.
The students were thrilled to contribute to a local organization that maintains a positive impact within the community and the city of Detroit while building a solution that delivered both high business value and project experience.
We were tasked with building a system that essentially did not exist commercially, said Papke. In addition to the front-end scalability involved with the application, the accommodations we had to provide in order to support multiple entities were simply unheard of. Packaging that level of capability into a quality product and implementing it all using the latest in development technologies was a monumental effort for us.
Hoffman said the team had not built such a large application using those technologies before but he was impressed by his team members ability to quickly adapt and solve tough problems.
The experience of working with three other students on a large-scale project and seeing the whole application evolve from a set of requirements to a finished product was very valuable. Moreover, knowing that our system will actually be used by Olympia Entertainment confirms the projects success and imparts a personal sense of accomplishment.
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Founded in 1959 with a gift of just over 200 acres of land and $6.5 million from the Ford Motor Company, University of Michigan-Dearborn is a metropolitan university serving southeastern Michigan, committed to excellence rooted in strong academics, innovative research and programming and civic engagement. The University has nearly 8,900 students pursuing more than 90 bachelor's, masters, doctoral and professional degrees in liberal arts and sciences, engineering, business and education. A top-ranked university with a faculty devoted to teaching, and students committed to achievement, UM-Dearborn has been shaped by its history of partnering with local leaders and communities, and is committed to finding solutions for the challenges that face the region.
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The passage of the Nineteenth Amendment in 1920 gave the women of American the right to vote and vote they did. Fly right with this sterling silver beauty glorifying the action with her wings spread in celebration and red enamel eye on that prize. Fine detail of feathers are brought out in shades of bright blue and brilliant green guilloché enamel work. Translucent Persian green enamel coats the throat of the jubilant avian.
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With the IPL 7 just knocking at the door, it's only natural that the IPL fans all over would be eager to gather fundas on the much relished T20 cricket event. Well, the 7th edition of this cash-rich tournament is about to start on April 16 with a match between Mumbai Indians and Kolkata Knight Riders. As UAE would be hosting the initial leg of the tournament, Abu Dhabi's Sheikh Zayed Cricket Stadium would play the host for the inaugural match. The tournament will finalize on June 1 at Wankhede Stadium.
Before delving further into IPL 7 facts, it should be mentioned that unlike the past season, this time Indian Premier League would be contested by 8 teams, rather than 9. The 8 participating teams and their captains are-
Mumbai Indians ( Rohit Sharma); Royal Challengers Bangalore ( Virat Kohli); Kolkata Knight Riders (Gautam Gmabhir); Rajasthan Royals ( Shane Watson) ; Chennai Super Kings ( M.S. Dhoni); Sunrisers Hyderabad ( Shikhar Dhawan); Delhi Daredevils ( Kevin Pietersen) and Kings XI Punjab (George Bailey).
The IPL 2014 had its auction in February this year. As many as 154 players were sold, of which 50 are overseas players. Among the players it was Kevin Pietersen who fetched the maximum bid and Yuvraj Singh received the optimum bid (14 crore INR) among all the players. Delhi Daredevils was the only franchise which retained none of their players before auction and thus had the best utilization of the Right to match facility. Three of the IPL 7 franchises retained 5 of their strong players before the auction.
The Indian Premier League 7 would start initially at UAE and 3 stadiums have been allotted here- Abu Dhabi (Sheikh Zayed Cricket Stadium), Dubai (Dubai International Cricket Stadium) and Sharjah (Sharjah Cricket Association Stadium). The 10 Indian venues are located across all the major cities such as Kolkata, Mumbai, Chennai, Bangalore, Ranchi, Cuttack, Hyderabad, Ahmedabad, Delhi and Mohali.
Had the IPL 7 started in India, Wankhede Stadium, the homeground of defending champs MI would have hosted the inaugural match. But this time the opening IPL 2014 match would be hosted by Sheikh Zayed Cricket Stadium and the tournament will unfold with a game between Mumbai Indians and Kolkata Knight Riders. The last UAE match is scheduled for April 30 at the same stadium between Mumbai Indians and Sunrisers Hyderabad. The IPL 7 first match in India is between CSK & KKR on May 2 at JSCA International Cricket Stadium ( Ranchi). The last group match is on May 25 between Mumbai Indians and Rajasthan Royals, at Wankhede Stadium, Mumbai. The final is on Wankhede Stadium on June 1.
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The Who's Simon Townsend Sings Zak Starkey's Praises
Wednesday, November 7, 2012
The Who's Quadrophenia & More Tour is up and running and slowly ironing out the kinks regarding the sound levels and video projection; with most fans preferring the show to the band's last Quad revival back in 1996 and 1997. That tour featured the debut of Pete Townshend's kid brother Simon Townshend on guitar and drummer -- and Ringo Starr's son -- Zak Starkey on drums, both of whom are still on the road with the band.
Zak, who was close to Keith Moon until his death in 1978, is able to perform all of Moon's signature fills with an amazing combination of control and panache. Simon Townshend says that although Starkey is reminiscent of Moon at times -- he's really is his own man: "I'm glad Zak does it the way he does it. He doesn't have too many restrictions and he certainly doesn't copy anyone. He uses ideas, but he doesn't copy anyone. He does his own thing."
Even before first joining the Who in 1996, Quadrophenia has always been a family affair for Simon. In addition to his brother Pete writing and producing the project -- middle brother Paul Townshend and Simon's future wife Janie were actually featured as "Mod" teenagers in the album's booklet: "I didn't know a lot about it happening at the time. I guess I was about 12, Paul was about 16. I mean, y'know, I was heavily into music at that time, but, y'know, this was something that Paul was approached about and kind of passed me by, 'cause had I known about it I would've killed to be there. I probably was a bit young for the scene they were trying to create."
The Who tour dates (subject to change):
November 8 - Greenville, SC - Bi-Lo Center
November 9 - Greensboro, NC - Greensboro Coliseum
November 11 - Pittsburgh, PA - Consol Energy Center
November 13 - Washington, DC - Verizon Center
November 14 - Brooklyn, NY - Barclays Center
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December 5 - New York, NY - Madison Square Garden Arena
December 6 - Newark, NJ - Prudential Center
December 8 - Philadelphia, PA - Wells Fargo Center
December 9 - Uncasville, CT - Mohegan Sun Arena
January 28 - Anaheim, CA - Honda Center
January 30 - Los Angeles, CA - Staples Center
February 1 - Oakland, CA - Oracle Arena
February 2 - Reno, NV - Reno Events Center
February 5 - San Diego, CA - Valley View Casino Center
February 6 - Glendale, AZ - Jobing.com Arena
February 8 - Las Vegas, NV - The Joint at Hard Rock Hotel / Casino
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February 22 - Atlantic City, NJ - Atlantic City Boardwalk Hall
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Whether you opt for a walk in the woods, a run on packed trails, or a hike through fresh powder, snowshoeing is a great way to enjoy the snow this winter. Head for a hiking trail, golf course, snowshoe trail at a ski resort, or anywhere with at least six inches of snow—and go!
What Snowshoeing Can Do for You
Snowshoeing is not a sport where learning is difficult, or the expense is great. You can make it as easy or as hard as you want it to be. The most important thing is learning to do it right to get the most out of it. Here are some reasons you may want to start snowshoeing:
- It gets you outside. If you have seasonal depression (winter blues), exercise will boost your mood and help eliminate stress.
- Once the snow falls, winter can be a magical place. Share it with your family and start enjoying winter.
- It's great for your heart and lungs. Showshoeing provides an low-impact, intense cardiovascular (aerobic) workout.
- Pump up the muscles in your legs.
- You will work hard with little effort because you have to chug along in the deeper snow.
- Boost your immunity. Ward off the flu and winter colds. Exercise helps give your immunity a better fighting chance.
- Burn those winter holiday calories.
- Enjoy nature without noisy machines.
Now that you know what snowshoeing can do for you, let's get you started on what you need.
Essential Gear
Snowshoeing does not have to cost you a lot of money. There are certain things, however that you will need to enjoy your new sport.
- Waterproof boots. Find boots lined with Gore-Tex (it will keep your feet warm and dry).
- Snowshoes with bindings that fit properly. Most modern snowshoes are made of light weight aluminum, which helps you manage your steps on the snow.
- Cross-country snow poles help you maintain balance keep you moving, especially in places where you may need some extra help.
- Layering clothes against the cold is crucial. Windproof materials help keep the cold out. Look for waterproof clothes as well.
- Avoid cotton or cotton blends because they absorb moisture. Look for moisture-wicking material that keeps sweat off your body.
- Gloves, facemask, goggles, hiking socks, knee-high gaiters (keep the snow out of your boots), and a hat will help ward off the cold.
- Layer and dress according to the weather so you are comfortable and able to move freely.
- It's a good idea to bring an extra pair of socks, hat, and gloves in case the first pair get wet or do not keep you warm enough.
- Carry some things that cannot get wet in a zip bag to keep them dry.
- Use lip balm and sunscreen to protect your skin.
Before you head out the door, make sure you know how to do things the right way. Nothing can ruin a day in the snow like an injury or being miserably cold.
Avoiding Injury
Being prepared is always a good policy. Here are some tips to keep you safe while you enjoy the great outdoors:
- Check the weather. Be aware that as beautiful as winter can be, storms can pop up quickly.
- Know where you're going. Map it out ahead of time.
- Let someone know where you are going and when you plan to be back. If you can, snowshoe with a friend or two.
- Use your gym time to get yourself ready for snowshoeing. Build up your muscles and endurance in advance.
- Know your limits. Start out slowly and take the time to build yourself up.
Most of all have fun! Snowshoeing is a great, easy way to get exercise and have fun during the winter months.
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