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Reviewers rave over the Jawbone UP's clever alarm, in-depth sleep tracking and holistic fitness app. "Being lightweight, very comfortable to wear, and extremely durable, it's the easiest fitness tracker to operate that I've ever used," reports Brian Bennett at CNET. However, without wireless syncing or instant readouts on a screen, and with limited compatibility, it "doesn't quite measure up" alongside the similarly priced Fitbit One, says Jill Duffy of PCMag.com.
Standout vibrating alarm. The Jawbone UP tracks steps, distance, calories and active time, but doesn't count stairs. For other activities, you can use the UP's timer to chart your exercise, then update your profile on the fitness app. "From the app, you can set a silent alarm that vibrates up to 30 minutes ahead of your designated wake up time if it spots an ideal moment for you to get up based on your REM cycles," explains Jill Duffy of PCMag.com. "There's also a power nap switch that, when activated, looks at your sleep habits to determine whether your best nap would be a 27-minute rest or a 45-minute siesta, or something in between."
First-class fitness app. Jawbone's free fitness app is a reviewer favorite, featuring easy-to-read charts and straightforward settings. The UP is compatible with iPhone and Android platforms, but can't connect to other smartphones or computers. To sync data, the UP connects using a headphone jack, requiring users to take off the band and plug it in. "This was sometimes annoying, and meant I didn't check my stats quite as often as I did with trackers that synced automatically via Bluetooth," says Clara Moskowitz of LiveScience.com. For wireless syncing, Jawbone offers the UP24 (Est. $150) with Bluetooth connectivity.
Rope-like band is soft and lightweight. Editors at CNET say the Jawbone UP is "comfortable, durable, and effortless to wear." Its rubber body is hypoallergenic and is available in three different sizes and numerous colors; at 0.8 ounces, it's also lighter than most wrist trackers. Reviews are mixed on the appearance -- Christina Tynan-Wood appreciates the "futuristic" design, and Vanity Fair's James Wolcott finds the band more discreet than larger bands, but Duffy prefers something less conspicuous for dressy occasions. The battery lasts for 10 days between charges, about twice as long as that of the Fitbit Flex.
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Jill Duffy gives the Jawbone UP a thorough review, citing its ability to monitor your sleep and create smarter naps as her favorite feature. Overall, the UP doesn't measure up to Duffy's favorite tracker, the Fitbit One.
Review: Jawbone UP, Jill Duffy, March 20, 2013
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Editors test two types of activity trackers: those with screens that provide instant readouts and those that can't be read in real time. The Jawbone UP falls into the second category and is rated on its accuracy, features and ease of use.
Review: Activity Trackers, Editors of ConsumerReports.org, Not Dated
The Jawbone UP excels at tracking sleep patterns -- with an intelligent vibrating alarm -- and the comfortable band makes daily wear a breeze. However, limited compatibility and a multi-step syncing process reduce its convenience.
Review: Jawbone Up Review: An Easy-to-Wear and Insightful Fitness Pal, Brian Bennett, May 9, 2013
Danny Sullivan takes the Jawbone UP for a spin. He finds it helps promote a more holistic approach to health, with a fitness app that also tracks non-step activities, the foods you eat and even your mood. Its lack of a screen and inconvenient data syncing, however, aren't so user-friendly.
Review: My Life with the Jawbone Up Activity Tracker, Danny Sullivan, May 3, 2013
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Clara Moskowitz gives the Jawbone UP a total of 13 points out of 20, slating it behind the Basis B1, Fitbit Force, Fitbit Flex, Withings Pulse and Fitbug Orb. The UP stands out with its vibrant fitness app and clever alarm, but overall falls short in appearance and data uploading.
Review: Jawbone Up: Fitness Tracker Review, Clara Moskowitz, Oct. 2, 2013
6. TheNextWeb.com
Paul Sawers includes the Jawbone UP in his guide to the best activity trackers, saying the clever app gives users a complete view of their health. The sleep-tracking feature is outstanding, but the UP falters with a more cumbersome syncing process and lack of a screen.
Review: Know Your Fitbit from Your Fitbug: A Guide to the Best Activity-Trackers on the Market, Paul Sawers, Nov. 11, 2013
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The Jawbone UP doesn't make it into Ben Taylor's top 10 best trackers, partially due to its inconvenient syncing process and limited compatibility. In comparison to similarly priced fitness trackers, Taylor says the UP isn't a good value.
Review: 26 Fitness Trackers Ranked from Worst to First, Ben Taylor, Jan. 9, 2014
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Christina Tynan-Wood includes the Jawbone UP in her list of the best activity trackers. In her brief write-up, she praises the UP's "futuristic" design, plug-in syncing and long-lasting battery. She also notes the bracelet will vibrate to remind users they have been still for too long.
Review: The Best Activity Trackers for Staying Fit, Christina Tynan-Wood, Not Dated
9. The New York Times
In this comparison, David Pogue details his experience testing the Jawbone UP and Fitbit Flex. He appreciates the UP's clever alarm and convenient fitness app, but says removing the end cap to plug the band in for data upload is awkward.
Review: Wearable Devices Nudge You to Health, David Pogue, June 26, 2013
10. Techlicious.com
Reviewer Andrea Smith straps on a Jawbone UP, Fitbit Flex, Misfit Shine and Nike+ FuelBand for a week, comparing convenience, accuracy and web support. The Fitbit Flex comes out on top, though the Jawbone UP gets kudos for having the best alarm of the bunch.
Review: The Best Activity Tracker: Fitbit Flex, Andrea Smith, Oct. 14, 2013
11. Vanity Fair
James Wolcott tests the Jawbone UP alongside the Fitbit Ultra (predecessor to the One). He notes the two report significantly different daily step counts, but isn't sure which one is counting wrong. Wolcott calls the UP "more discreet."
Review: Wired Up! Ready to Go!, James Wolcott, February 2013
12. BestBuy.com
Owners frequently say the Jawbone UP is easy to wear and user-friendly. Here it gets an average of 4 stars out of 5 -- a lower score than similar Fitbit devices at BestBuy.com. Of the close to 900 users who rate the UP, about 85 percent recommend it.
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Alona Sultan is slender and youthful, with long hair and a pale complexion that contrasts with her dark eyes. The 35-year-old says that since her birthday falls in the summer, she never had a proper celebration with friends – the few she had.Sultan, along with her fellow deaf and blind actors, shares this and other personal stories with the audience in the Na Laga'at (Please Touch) theater's play Luna Park.Zvi Tal, the play's director and composer, says most of the text is drawn from stories the actors told him and the show's translators over three years of working on the production. In the play, the actors throw Sultan a birthday party with balloons and sweets.Luna Park joins Na Laga'at's longrunning play Not by Bread Alone, which is performed three times a week at the Jaffa Port theater. It is staged and directed by Zvi's mother Adina Tal, the founder of Na Laga'at.In both shows, the actors use dialogue and music to introduce themselves to the hearing and seeing audience and share what it feels like to live in darkness. The shows end with the actors inviting the audience on stage to meet them, shake hands and share the delicious food they have prepared throughout the play.Luna Park is beautiful, endearing and festive, with bright lights, colors and costumes, and feels like the warmest of gifts the actors are presenting to the audience with love.It is fascinating to watch the actors sign on stage as their translators speak aloud to the audience and work together to cue one another to movements, lines, stage entrances and exits. Often, one actor will place a hand on another's shoulder and so on down the line to cue an exit.It is through touch alone that the actors interact with the world and know that someone else is there.The name of the theater is a play on the phrase often seen on signs in museums and elsewhere throughout Israel, "Please Don't Touch." At Na Laga'at, it is an invitation to connect.Na Laga'at recruited the actors from menial factory jobs. None had acted before, and some did not know sign language, except for several phrases to express basic emotions to their families, such as pain, hunger or tiredness. At Na Laga'at they learned Hebrew sign language and have come a long way in their communication skills and ability to handle so much attention, says the director."In this meeting with the people, with the audience, they are the stars. People come to see them. It's huge for them," he says.In Luna Park, the 11 actors – seven men and four women ranging in age from 30s to 60s – play workers in an amusement park. Sultan's character finds herself there after getting lost on the bus.Interspersed between raw, emotional dialogue, the actors dance and sing, alongside their vocal translators.The actors work closely with their translators, who found their way to Na Laga'at via various paths.Because the actors came with different levels of sign language, the translator had to adapt, and it has not always been easy."It's worth it because the minute you have that connection, it's like a key and a bridge of success," says one translator.Tal admits that prior to joining Luna Park, he had preconceptions about what it would be like to work with deaf and blind actors."Art is what I do," he says. "I wanted to do normal theater."But he discovered that Na Laga'at was not so different from any other theater, except for the slower pace the actors needed to take."You have to go to the most simple layer you can find. I think that simplicity in art is a great thing anyway. It's something you can find here. There is no nuance."For an even more hands-on experience, Na Laga'at also has two restaurants. At Café Kapish, patrons give their meal order in sign language to their deaf waiters.At BlackOut, clients eat their meal sitting in total darkness and communicate verbally with one another and their blind waiter.To order theater tickets (NIS 55 – NIS 150) or to make a reservation at the restaurants, visit nalagaat.org.il. Follow @JPost_Lifestyle
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Shark Guardian rounded off a busy few weeks visiting key diving locations on the west of Thailand. A few days on Koh Phi Phi included a very well attended presentation. Plus the Shark Guardian directors went diving and snorkelling in search of sharks and valuable research data. Finally Ao Nang last week proved a valuable time to educate another 2 groups of enthusiastic divers, volunteers and tourists. With an extra bit of eduction in dive shops to promote Thailand eShark, this has been a most enjoyable and highly positive start to the west coast diving season.
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At the start of November Shark Guardian spent a very productive few days on Koh Phi Phi, Krabi, Thailand. A presentation hosted by Shark Guardian Dive Center Blue View Divers was a fun filled shark evening. This was a great time to connect with the staff at Blue View who are fabulous in supporting all Shark Guardian projects, offering that bit extra to their guests when it comes to sharks and conservation.
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Mariano, 15, a Boy Scout from Troop 292 in Hooksett, said he and his fellow scouts at the Daniel Webster Council's Youth Leadership Training at Camp Bell immediately felt the bolt. The electricity traveled to their shelter and even knocked one scout off his feet. Mariano later learned his own foot was burned.
He was one of 23 scouts who suffered burns from the lightning, which struck about 7:30 p.m. as a thunderstorm passed over the camp on Manning Lake. Most of the scouts suffered minor burns to their hands and feet. Many did not know for several minutes that they had small red burns on their body that resemble a spider, said Gerard Boyle, the scoutmaster.
The scouts and their camp counselors performed as they should have in the emergency, and got some hands-on training in dealing with a crisis, Boyle said.
Mariano's mother, Ruth, who is one of the leaders of her son's troop, said she suffered "a very short period of abject terror" when she heard about the lightning strike. After calling area hospitals, she found her son in Franklin Regional Hospital.
He has a burn to his left foot that needs daily care this week, so he won't be going back to the camp this year.
About 400 scouts from around the state between 12 and 16 are attending the camp each week this summer learning leadership skills, scouting officials said.
There were 31 scouts in the shelter when the storm hit, Boyle said. Four of the camp's vehicles were used to take the 23 who complained of burns to the Belmont Fire Station, where a triage station was set up. Ambulances were called from as far away as Alton and Franklin to take the victims to hospitals in Concord, Franklin, Laconia, Wolfeboro and Plymouth.
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SOW this isn't a shot at you, but there does seem to be a feeling that trading a young prospect only means we are going to get a 34 year old guy with 1 or 2 years left to play. Look at the 3 big F that got moved so far this off season: Kesler, Neal, and Spezza. None of those deals broke the banks of the teams that picked them up. Trueth be told, we could have made all 3 of those deals, been a much better team, and still had some young guys left over. Not to mention we had the cap space for it. While prospects are nice and all, most never pan out. That is true and will always be true. Same was true with the Nash deal, not getting O'reilly, and Ryan. That is 6 big time F that have been moved or available lately that we could have had, failed to get, all but 1 are under 30. Meanwhile we have been 15th or so in scoring the last 2 years, with most of our prospects burried in the minors.
Spezza wasn't a need, Kessler wanted either Anaheim or Chicago, and the Pens shipped Neal out west.
You said he "never" did anything to build for an immediate run and sacrifice the future. He did. Yes, it was a while ago, before the Cap. But that's not "never".
*edit-- 4 of 9 first rounders traded since 2006.
So Holland trading down first rounders because the player he wants is still available is hurting the teams future? I'd hardly call trading a late 1st for 2 second rounders sacrificing the future. Also, precap era trading firsts wasn't a big deal. They brought in players they wanted and had the money to keep them. Not to mention they were able to outspend almost any other team in free agency. Late first round picks were fairly meaningless for this franchise back then. You also can't consider trading a late first rounder for 2 picks hurting the franchise either.
The ONLY first round pick traded you can make any possible case for is the Quincey trade. That is one pick. One pick will not hurt this team in the long run.
Has he made moves for an immediate run? Yes. Has he ever hurt the future of the franchise by doing so? No.
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AP Enterprise: US Olympic's London gym nearly done
Think of it as ''Colorado Springs East'' - a training spot for U.S. Olympians in London.
A sparkling new 21 million-pound ($33.2 million) gym at the University of East London is just about complete and will host the U.S. Olympic team during the games. In a few weeks, it will be ready for everyone from stars like swimming's Michael Phelps and basketball's Kobe Bryant to U.S. athletes who are still relatively unknown, offering them privacy to lift, stretch and practice.
''We've worked closely with the (U.S. Olympic Committee) and we've tailored the package to suit,'' said David Cosford, the university's sports director. ''We're very, very serious about sport.''
Some 570 U.S. athletes and hundreds of support staff will use the university's campus, gym and sports facilities before and during the July 27-Aug. 12 games. While U.S. athletes will sleep in the Olympic Village near Olympic Park, two train stops away, U.S. Olympic staff can bunk in the university's dorms and set up their own sports science, medicine and media centers.
American track and field athletes also plan to train in the central city of Birmingham before the games.
The gym is a key new structure for the University of East London, a modern conglomeration of glass and steel built in an area historically known for slaughterhouses, toxic waste dumps and once-thriving but long-derelict shipyards. Its Docklands campus sits astride a canal and across from London City Airport, where jet engines boom jarringly at regular intervals.
The university offers 25,000 students courses in digital communications, arts, architecture and business in a practical curriculum geared toward getting jobs.
It worked hard to make the facility comfortable for Olympians, the sort of place you can drop your 45-kilogram (100-pound) free weight on the ground without causing a fuss or stop in for a workout en route to a major competition in Europe. A top U.S. sponsor, 24 Hour Fitness, supplied some equipment.
''We're interested in a partnership that lasts beyond the games,'' said Mark Jones, a spokesman for the U.S. Olympic Committee. ''We want to leave a legacy.''
Prior to this, East London students lacked a gym. The goal was to create a gym with exceptional facilities that would be affordable and accessible, where anyone in this working-class community can train like an Olympian.
''You could pick up a bar that Michael Phelps had used the week before,'' Cosford said with a trace of awe.
The building is open and airy, smelling of fresh paint, hardwood and clean plastic. There are two massive gyms, big enough for multiple basketball courts. The shiny hardwood floors are crisscrossed with lines marking the courts for other sports as well - like volleyball and badminton.
The center is set to open in the spring, so students will get a chance to use it before the games. The mirrored studios overlooking the basketball floor will host yoga, dance or spinning classes while the ground floor offers treadmills, elliptical trainers and stair machines. Student tournaments will be held in the two vast arenas.
All those hoops folded up across the ceiling might strike some people in Britain as odd, as basketball is not a huge sport here. England Basketball, the sport's governing body, is hoping that the London Olympics changes that, particularly since the American team is such a huge draw.
USA Basketball insists they can't wait to check out the gym. Craig Miller, the spokesman for the team, loves the notion of a new gym because improved building technology makes running up and down on a new court less jarring on athletes' knees.
''It's going to be a great facility for us and for the university,'' he said.
The impressive facility will actually serve three roles: Olympic training ground, university fitness center and anchor for a troubled community. It is a major project for the London neighborhood of Newham, where the Olympic Park is based.
The Newham All Star Sports Academy is already penciled in for 24 hours a week of court time, except during the Olympics. The club gives kids and youths an alternative to the crime, gangs and drugs that scar the area, offering programs aimed at keeping them out of trouble while teaching them teamwork.
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Andrew Gemmell qualified for the 400 IM, 500 freestyle and 1,650 freestyle at the NCAA men's swimming and diving championships, which are this weekend in Austin, Texas.
In fact, he likes it.
He is a world-class athlete walking the University of Georgia campus.
But Gemmell doesn't stand out.
He qualified for the 2012 Olympics as a college sophomore. He was part of the U.S. swimming team that won 31 medals, including 16 golds, at the Summer Games in London. He finished ninth among the world's best swimmers in the 1,500-meter event.
"I don't really look like an Olympic athlete," Gemmell said. "I'm 6-foot-nothing and 160 pounds. You don't get into swimming for the attention."
He kept a low profile as he prepared for the NCAA men's swimming championships, which start today in Austin, Texas. The redshirt senior qualified for three events: the 400 individual medley, the 500 freestyle and the 1,650 freestyle.
But he could be receiving even more attention soon. He graduates this spring and will continue training to qualify for the 2016 Olympics in Rio de Janeiro. This time, it's for his best event: the open-water 10-kilometer race.
"I've been more successful in open water my whole career," Gemmell said. "I enjoy open water a whole heck of a lot. And the event picked me. It's what I'm best at because it is what my body type lends itself to."
An alternative to the famous pool-swimming events, open water takes place in large bodies of water and is a grueling test of endurance. Swimmers must deal not only with natural elements such as waves, wildlife and cold temperatures, but must also jostle their way through a crowd of competitors. The event is relatively new to the Olympics, debuting in Beijing in 2008.
"Racing is a whole different ballgame," Gemmell said. "You're out in a river or lake. There's no lanes or separation. Its just 40 people bunched together."
The 10K race is thought of as the marathon of swimming in contrast to pool sprints. The sprinting events favor tall, lanky swimmers; Gemmell's short, slight build is perfect for the lengthy swims.
Gemmell grew up in Wilmington, Del. His father, Bruce Gemmell, was a successful collegiate swimmer at the University of Michigan, qualifying for the U.S. Olympic trials in both 1980 and 1984. Now a club swimming coach for Nation's Capital Swim Club in Washington D.C., he introduced his son to swimming when Andrew was 2 years old. But Gemmell did not commit to swimming until he was about 14.
"I told him, 'Being good was just a whole bunch of little decisions, but being great is just a single choice,'" the older Gemmmell said. "Then all the little ones take care of themselves."
That may sound like coach-speak rather than a father talking to his son, but that's not surprising. Bruce Gemmell had to wear both hats throughout his son's teenage years as he raised and coached a champion athlete.
"I give him a lot of credit," Bruce said. "Not a lot of kids would be receptive to that, but Andrew always was."
Gemmell agreed that the experience has been invaluable.
"Most people have said they'd kill their dad in that situation," Gemmell said. "But I've done it since I was a kid and we've fallen into a really great relationship."
Gemmell eventually found his niche. He has won multiple open-water titles, including the 10K swim at the 2012 open-water national championships and the 5-kilometer race in 2013. He represented the United States at the 2013 world championships in Barcelona, Spain.
But after finishing third and missing out by a single spot in the 10K race in the Olympic trials for the London Games, Gemmell wanted redemption. He got that by winning the 1,500-meter freestyle in the pool at trials, sending him across the pond to England.
"It was super inspirational to see him come back and make the team in the pool," said Shannon Vreeland, a senior freestyle swimmer and Gemmell's teammate both at Georgia and on the Olympic team.
Both normally subdued, Gemmell and his father burst with emotion when he qualified. Gemmell rushed to the crowd and high-fived Georgia head coach Jack Bauerle and senior associate coach Harvey Humphries. His father says the picture snapped of that moment is still his favorite today.
"It's a coach's dream come true to see a swimmer's dream come true," Humphries said.
Gemmell finished in ninth place during the preliminaries at the Olympics, missing the finals by one spot. If he qualifies for the 2016 Olympics, he will be the first male swimmer in U.S. history to swim in both the pool and open-water events in the Olympics.
"If anyone could do it, Andrew Gemmell could," said Sid Cassidy, a family friend and former FINA open-water swim coach who helped introduce Andrew to open-water meets. "He has the mentality that all successful open-water swimmers have: He can roll with any things that comes his way."
Though Gemmell has focused on avoiding jellyfish and alligators in open-water meets, he still has excelled in pool swimming. He has qualified for the 1,650 event at NCAAs four of the last five years, finishing fifth last year. Four of his race times are top 10 performances in program history. His coaches and teammates say that it is a testament to his work ethic.
"You'll never see Andrew cut any corners," Humphries said. "When I coach Andrew Gemmell, I feel like John Fox coaching Peyton Manning; he is a much smarter man than I."
An economics major, he likes to read statistics textbooks in his free time and carries a 3.87 grade point average. In the future, he hopes to go to law school.
"If I want to do something, I want to do it right," said Gemmell, who recently took his LSAT. "It's not just in swimming, but in life in general."
That attitude extends to his open-water training as well. As he prepares to graduate, he is still deciding on where he wants to train to fulfill his dream of winning an Olympic medal in open-water swimming. But he is confident that he'll find the right place.
"Through open water, I've always got people I can turn to for advice," Gemmell said. "From school to swimming to life in general. It's a neat position to be in."
Open-water isn't the flashiest event. Gemmell may never become a household name like Michael Phelps or Ryan Lochte.
But that suits the anonymous Olympian just fine.
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