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You probably are asking yourself: �Why should I go to the trouble of making my own crackers when the good people at Ritz have already done it for me?� Because these crackers from joythebaker.com are really terrific, that�s why. Besides, if you make them yourself, you can customize them in any way you like. Sprinkle some with dried rosemary or sea salt. Dust others with a little cracked pepper or garlic powder. The possibilities are endless.
1 cup white whole wheat flour1 cup yellow cornmeal3/4teaspoon sea salt (or any coarse salt)1/2 teaspoon baking soda1/4 teaspoon cayenne pepper (I substituted chili powder)1/2 cup freshly grated Parmesan cheese21/2 tablespoon unsalted butter, cold, cut into small cubes3/4 cup cold buttermilkPreheat oven to 375 degrees.
In the bowl of a food processor, combine the flour, cornmeal, salt, baking soda, cayenne pepper, Parmesan cheese and butter. Process until the mixture resembles coarse meal. With the machine running, add the buttermilk in a stream. Blend until the dough forms a ball within the mixing bowl.
Transfer the dough to a lightly floured work surface and knead for a few seconds. Wrap the dough in plastic wrap and let rest at room temperature for 15 minutes.
Cut the dough into quarters. Rewrap the rest of the dough while you work with each quarter. Roll the dough out to 1/16-inch thickness. Use a 13/4-inch biscuit cutter to cut out the crackers and place them on a baking sheet. Imprint each cracker with the tines of a fork. Repeat until all the crackers are cut out.
Bake at 375 degrees for 12 to 15 minutes, until the cookies are golden and crisp. Keep a close eye on the crackers after 8 or 10 minutes. They brown quickly. Store in an airtight container for up to two weeks.
This very traditional recipe from Bon Appetit�s November 2003 issue is terrific. It�s easy (it uses prepared corn bread stuffing mix). Better yet, the combination of the andouille sausage with its hint of spicy heat and corn bread is magical. I practically tore through the entire pan well before dinner began.
And don�t be concerned that you won�t be able to find any of these ingredients. Most grocery stores carry a variety of sausage including andouille. But if you can�t find it, feel free to try hot (aka spicy) Italian sausage.
Finally, if you don�t want to buy fresh herbs, you can substitute dried. Just remember to cut the proportions in half. So, if the recipe calls for a tablespoon of fresh thyme, add about half tablespoon of dried.
� cup butter
1 tablespoon vegetable oil
1 cup chopped onion
1 cup chopped celery
1 cup chopped green bell pepper
2 garlic cloves, chopped1 pound andouille sausage, casing removed, diced
1 (12 ounce) box of seasoned corn bread stuffing mix
2� cups chicken broth
� cup dry red wine
2 tablespoons chopped fresh sage
1 tablespoon chopped fresh thyme
1 tablespoon Cajun or Creole seasoning
3 large eggs, beaten to blend
Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Butter a 13-by-9-inch glass baking dish. Set aside.
Melt the butter with the vegetable oil in a large skillet over medium-high heat. Add the onion, celery, bell pepper, and garlic. Saute 4 minutes. Add the sausage; saut� until heated through. Transfer to a large bowl; stir in the stuffing mix, broth, wine, sage, thyme, and Creole/Cajun seasoning. Season with salt and pepper. Mix in the eggs. Transfer to prepared dish.
Bake uncovered until cooked through and beginning to brown, about 45 minutes. Makes 12 servings.
The crust recipe comes from Martha Stewart. The filling is from Williams-Sonoma. It�s a nice combination.
First the crust. Martha makes this crust for a 10-inch pie. That means you will have a lot left over (but not enough to halve the recipe) if you make a 9-inch pie. The crust is beautifully golden when you mix it up. It rolls out nicely, too, but be sure and let it sit at room temperature for about 15 minutes before trying. I rolled it out when it was still too cold, and the dough tore and stuck to the counter. It was a mess, so I scraped it all back together and rolled it again. Yes, I know that you are not supposed to do that, but I needed a nice looking pie!
The filing is a breeze. I like the toasted pecans. They add a bit of a crunch to the smooth pie. I also like the blend of rum and spices. It makes for a pie that, while not overpowering, also is not bland.
Top with whipped cream for a real treat.
For the crust:
1� cups flour
� cup yellow cornmea
l� cup sugar1 teaspoon sal
t� cup cold butter, cut into small pieces
2 large egg yolks
3 to 4 tablespoons of very cold water
For the pie filling:
1 (15 ounce) can pumpkin puree
� cup toasted pecan halves
4 eggs
� cup sugar
� cup rum
1 teaspoon cinnamon
1 teaspoon ginger
� teaspoon ground cloves
1� cups heavy cream
To make the crust:
In a food processor, pulse together the flour, cornmeal, sugar and salt. Add the butter and pulse until mixture resembles fine meal.
In a small bowl, lightly beat the 2 egg yolks with 3 tablespoons of cold water. Drizzle over the flour mixture and pulse until dough just begins to come together. Add a fourth tablespoons if the mixture seems too dry (I needed the last tablespoon). Shape into a disk and wrap in plastic. Refrigerate for at least an hour.
On a lightly floured surface, roll out the dough until about 1/8-inch thick. Fit into a 9-inch pie plate. Trim excess dough and crimp rim decoratively. Freeze pie crust for at least 30 minutes until firm.
While the pie crust is freezing, make the filling.
To make the filling:
Toast the pecans. Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Place pecans in a rimmed pan and toast until just fragrant (about 6 minutes). Be very careful. The pecans begin to scorch very quickly. Remove the pecans from the pan and set aside.
Preheat oven to 425 degrees.
Combine the pumpkin puree and the toasted pecans in the food processor. Process until smooth and well-blended. Using an electric mixer, mix in the eggs, the sugar, rum, cinnamon, ginger, and cloves. Add the cream and stir until completely mixed.
Scrape the pumpkin mixture into the frozen pie crust. Bake for 10 minutes. Reduce heat to 350 degrees and continue baking for about another 40 minutes (a knife inserted into the pie should come out clean).
Serve warm or at room temperature.
I carefully peeled back the layers of leaves not knowing what I might find.
The tiny ear was no more than an inch long and a quarter-inch wide. It was on the stalk just below the tassel. I would have overlooked it entirely if not for the thin strands of silk sticking out of the top. Beneath that silk and the green layers of leaves lay not a cob of corn, however, but a thin strand that contained just seven kernels. Triangular in shape, the kernels were held together only by a slender thread.
This was not an ear of corn gone wrong. It was not stunted by drought or by an early frost. In fact, it wasn�t even corn at all. Instead, it was teosinte, an ancestor of our modern corn that dates back thousands of years.
Teosinte was all the rage among hunter-gather groups in central Mexico about 10,000 years ago. It was so popular that these humans domesticated the plant and manipulated it to produce larger ears with multiple rows of kernels.
I know much of this because I decided to grow an experimental crop of teosinte this year. I saw it as an educational project. I focus a lot on the importance of agriculture in my Western Civilization class, so I thought it might be neat to show my students how the march of civilization can be seen through something as seemingly ordinary as an ear of corn. I found the seeds online from an heirloom seed company in New Mexico, and I put them in the ground in May.
At first, the plants looked exactly like corn. By midsummer, however, something different was brewing. Each plant sent up many shoots instead of just one until they almost looked like a shrub or a clump of ornamental grass. By August, there were tassels, lots of them atop each plant, and then in early October, the ears began to develop.
Sadly, that was too late to show my students. We left hunting and gathering months ago. Still, as I pulled back the layers of leaves to expose the ear of teosinte, I was amazed by the ingenuity of our human ancestors. With no knowledge of genes, they took something simple, and they made it spectacular. All of our talk about making corn �Round-Up ready� is child�s play by comparison.
Which is why I wanted to focus on corn this week. Corn is truly an American invention. It�s in the very DNA of this hemisphere. It is a part of the creation stories of the Navajo and Cherokee peoples, and it has become a critical part of the modern American story as well.
Thanksgiving is a terrific time to celebrate those stories. Below, you�ll find recipes that will help you get corn on the table as an appetizer, a side dish and as a dessert.
Whether you try any of these recipes, don�t forget to thank all of those who came before us in this human family. We couldn�t have made it this far without them.
Michael Knock is a former Press-Citizen reporter who welcomes your input, so send your recipes and ideas to firstname.lastname@example.com, or to the Iowa City Press-Citizen, P.O. Box 2480, Iowa City, IA 52244.


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Hi Desmo,
We have been testing the Tram with 2A3's and the same Modules during the middle of Hong Kong Summer (near 40 degrees ambient) and there where no issues. They run hot (unavoiably), but solid. Do you have enough airflow from under the preamp? Quote:
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22nd March 2011, 04:54 PM | #92 |
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Hi Thorsten,
Thank you so much for your answers. Very strange with C16 on the autobias module. I will try to remove it and see if the module still operates OK... I will check if the regulator chips are tight to the heat sinks / check if the surface is smooth/even for best heat transfer. If they can run hot, but solid in HK, then I agree with you, that it should also be possible here..! Thanks, I like to do my DIY projects well, and I'm quite satisfied with the way this one turned out. The Duelund caps are indeed very good, please try them sometime when you get the chance. Regarding ventilation I have taken some pictures of the set-up, and I don't see any way that I can improve ventilation. As you can see the Tram is on an open shelf, and I even lifted it to get more air under the bottom. It's hard to see from the pictures, but there is more than 20 cm up to the turntable shelf from the Tram... Thanks, Morten Last edited by Desmo; 22nd March 2011 at 04:58 PM. |
22nd March 2011, 05:05 PM | #93 | |
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I have both the Valve Art 274A and some NOS Svetlana coke bottle shaped rectifiers. The Valve Arts were suggested by DIY hifi supply as the best when using TJ45 (to minimize hum), but Peter from Acoustic Dimension in Holland (where I bought my Tram) still thought that the level of hum was too much with the TJ45. From your description it seems that the TJ45 they tested with might have been from the bad batch..! Your words on this for sure gives me confidence in trying 45 tubes also. Last edited by Desmo; 22nd March 2011 at 05:12 PM. |
24th March 2011, 12:03 AM | #94 |
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I just ordered one. Can't wait to try it out!
16th April 2011, 08:39 AM | #95 |
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JoshK have you got your Tram yet??
I have been saving up and my Piggy bank is almost full, I'm pertty sure I will be pulling the trigger soon and getting one as well. Desmo have you sorted out the problems you were having? Nice work, by the way! Beautiful looking Duelund Cap's in there, it looks like the value is 0.1uf/ 200v, is that correct? I'm getting excited just thinking about the Trams in my system. Is everyone still happy with the Tram, has there been any issues that have might come up. Ken |
16th April 2011, 10:27 PM | #96 |
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@ktuuri... I still have the issues, nothing new to report on that. However with the larger heat sinks on the DHT suppy modules the supplies are stable, also with 2a3 tubes. So if you should experience something similar this is an easy fix. I have also bought some small fans that I will try to install in the bottom of the Tram to help move the air (they will be connected so they are just running slowly/silent). I have just not had the time to work with it lately...
Yes, the Duelund CAST input caps are 0.1uF / 200 V The sound of the Tram 2 is really something special. I have tried many preamps during the years, also some that are many times more expensive, but the Tram 2 is one of the best I have ever tried in my system. For the money it's a steal...! BTW: I'm using Treasure 2a3 tubes now, and they sound very good in the Tram. I have also bought a pair of NOS RCA 2a3 black plates, but there is quite a lot of hum with these tubes, even when I use the Valve Art 274 rectifiers. Too bad because they sound good... |
18th April 2011, 03:15 PM | #97 |
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19th April 2011, 09:53 AM | #98 |
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Thanks for the reply Desmo + JoshK.
It sounds like it can run on the hot side for sure, I can have my system on for 10-12hrs sometimes. Judging from the pics I have seen, I wonder if drilling a few extra holes in the chassis, (before building) both top and bottom might help. It looks like there is some room to do this. I have access to a good drill press, maybe making a nice circle pattern with a few holes in the circle on top might help. As long as it can be done proper manner, it should help. I have a few 6SA7G tubes and a few 5U4G + V/A274B as well. Guess I would just need some 2A3 tubes and the Preamp ofcourse! :O) look forward to JoshK getting his and posting his thoughts. Desmo, that sure is a nice looking setup you have, nice pics you have posted! |
23rd April 2011, 06:04 AM | #99 |
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Just to add one question in the discussion - regarding the 2A3 heater regulated supplies. I just had one of the regulator chips die on a practically brand new Tram. I replaced it with a LM1084 which behaves a bit different then BM1084 that is used on the original board but does the job nonetheless. However after replacing them I was monitoring voltages and temperatures and recorded 104degC on the LM1084 heatsinks while the heater voltage was stable at ~2.5V and anode bias was set at 120V as per manual.
I would not call 104C at the heat-sink particularly healthy especially considering that I measured this with the chassis bottom open and amp upside down. In a normal operating position this is probably even higher. LM1084 has max junction temperature at 150C so I doubt that they can work under this load for extended period of time. Did anyone else had issues similar to this or there is something else wrong with my amp. The main valves used are TJ 2A3s. |
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Pond Cove Island
Name: | Pond Cove Island |
Region: | Maine, United States |
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Development: | Developed |
Title: | Freehold |
Type: | Private Island |
Price: | USD 1,275,000 convert |
Status: | For Sale |
Size: | 58.00 Acres / 23.47 HA |
About Pond Cove Island
Pond Cove Island is located about 85 highway miles and about one hour and 45 minutes drive southeast of Bangor, Maine. The current method of access to the island is by launching your own boat at the Roque Bluff State Park paved boat ramp. Pond Cove Island is located about 1,400 feet west of the boat ramp for quick easy access to the island. There is anchorage available by the boat ramp if you set a seasonal mooring so when you come to the main land for errands you will have a place to keep your island service boat. There is plenty of long term (free) automobile parking at the State Park ramp area.
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There is a cozy, low maintenance two story 960 square foot "salt box" style cottage with lots of glass looking out to open ocean to the southwest. It was designed to take advantage of island living. It was constructed by the current owners in 1994. The cottage sets about 25 feet above the level of the ocean and is about 100 feet from the shore. It is close enough to hear any surf running, day or night. There is a small deck facing the ocean. It has weathered cedar shingle siding with asphalt roof shingles. Windows are modern double pane casement that swing out.
The downstairs is one large room with a center support section and three areas. A kitchen with kitchen table and chairs with a "Candle Chandelier" above, a gas stove and gas refrigerator and a sink. There is also a living area with sofa type chairs as well as a sleeping area with one double bed. There is lots of glass with great insulation so the wood stove heats the cottage up quickly. The upstairs is basically one open room separated by the staircase entrance. There are two twin beds on one side of the entrance and a mattress on the floor on the other side.
There are two outbuildings. One is 8 feet by 12 foot at the rear of the cottage with a single bunk in one end and a tool storage area in the other end. There is a privy close by. The second is an 8 foot by 10 foot shed with a double bed positioned well away from the cottage off to the east in dense woods. It is reached by a trail thru the woods and is referred to by the present owners as the "Honey Hut" because several members of their family have gotten married on the island.
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Unfortunately we had to get up at the crack of dawn to get to Munich that Sunday. We were planning on leaving later (because sleeping in is such a luxury, and it just doesnt happen as often as youd think on our trip), but Dachau wasnt open on Mondays. So, we were up at 6am making our way to the train station through the streets of Freiburg. lol, there were drunk people everywhere, still partying in the bars or stumbling home in the dawn.
Once in Munich we hopped the S-Bahn and then a local bus to get to the concentration camp. It turns out that the day before was their 66th anniversary since the liberation of the camp, and they were holding a memorial service the day we arrived. So there were lots of floral wreaths everywhere. We got there in a nick of time just to catch the last English guided tour at 1pm. Guides can be hit or miss, but this one was awesome. She was very casual (some sound like they're a video recording, reciting facts) but she knew her stuff- we learned sooo much! Turns out Dachau was the first concentration camp set up before WW2 and it was initially a "re-education camp" for political and religious prisoners. So, people who spoke out against the Nazis were originally dragged there. If they were unsuitable for labor, they were sent off to an extermination camp. The extermination camps were primarily in Eastern Europe, where the German people couldnt run into them. Dachau was a "propaganda camp", so it was lined with trees and pretty flower beds. There were several rows of barracks, but the press were only ever shown the first barracks in the line- the nicest one. Otherwise, the other ones were way overcrowded. I think the woman said the camp was only built for 5,000 prisoners at a time, and when it was liberated it had something like 32,000 crammed into it. There's also a large prison on-site for the "really bad people." They were stuck in tiny cells with no light and very little food and water. They even had standing cells used for torture. They were like chimneys almost, and you had to crawl into them from the bottom of the cell and it was very tall, but the sides were less than 2ft on each side. So, the prisoner literally had stand- there was no room to sit. And they were left in there for 3 days at a time with no food and water. Since it was built of brick, very little air passed in and out. The guide said it was like being buried alive, but standing up. Like any camp, everyone was tortured on a regular basis. They were beaten and abused. They would string you up to poles by your wrists, which were tied behind your back. Within an hour both your arms were dislocated and you were maimed for life. But since you were no longer useful for work, they just shipped you off to an extermination camp. Dachau does have a crematorium and gas chamber, but the gas chamber was never actually used for exterminations. The crematorium was used on a regular basis since so many people died of disease and torture. Both were creepy, though. Just like in the movies, the building has several adjoining rooms set up to appear like you were going to get a shower. The first room was for waiting, the next was for derobing, then the next was for waiting again, and finally you get pushed into a large dark room with shower heads attached to the walls near the ceiling. There were two slots where the poison could be dropped in from the outside. The next room was for the dead bodies, and finally the crematorium, with three separate ovens with the sliding gurney, were in the last room. So creepy.
My favorite part of the camp was probably the museum, which covered all sorts of special topics from the medical experiments to seven pregnant women who managed to survive Auschwitz with their babies. Medical experiments included trying to figure out how to cure an embolism once its been injected into the bloodstream. Another was testing out a "wonder drug" to cure sepsis, which the Nazis would induce by injecting prisoners with pus. The third one I read about were the salt water experiments. Prisoners were given nothing but salt water to drink- no food, no pure water. They wanted to see if it was possible to survive. The seven pregnant women was a crazy story, particularly because at Auschwitz, pregnant women were immediately killed. All seven managed to get pregnant right before being sent away to the camp, and all seven babies were delivered by another prisoner who was a doctor. Through some sort of miracle, their babies werent killed after the delivery either. They suspect it was because it was nearing the end of the war and the Nazis were losing... so the guy in charge thought he might get an easier war crime sentence (which he did) for showing mercy on the women and their babies.
That night Chris and I did our first beer hall- one of the Augustiner ones. We enjoyed awesome food and liter sized pints of Augustiner. Mmmmmm. They're so freakin big it takes two hands for me to drink!
Our second day in Munich we ended up doin two tours. The first was one of the free walking tours that many of major cities in Europe offer. The guides just work off tips. So we saw the Glockenspiel, the giant clock with the life-sized "dancing figures". Oh god- this thing was utterly terrible. You guys make fun of Its a Small World in Disneyland... this is way worse. And the guides made fun of it the entire time- it was hilarious. The best part was all the idiot tourists behind us who were actually videotaping it!! lol. The guide said only 2 buildings were left standing in Munich during the war... the first was the largest church, used as a point of reference for Ally bombing. The second was the Glockenspiel, for psychological warfare. We walked around to different churches and buildings within the city. One thing that was interesting was, both at Dachau and during the free tour, was to hear about all the resistance movements against the Nazis. I feel like back home in my history classes I was led to believe an entire country just let one man and his goonies commit mass genocide, when that wasnt the case. Half the people were involved in resistance groups, whether it be passively refusing to salute or aggressively trying to assassinate Hitler, and the other half were just plain damned scared. When you think about it... what would you pick in that situation? Would you resist knowing you would die in a concentration camp, or try to avoid being noticed? What if you had family dependent on you for food? Its hard to think about it.
We also stopped at our first beer garden. lol, okay, so the Germans have May poles,but they arent the kind that girls dance around like in England. "They're for manly things!" our guide said, "like for seeing who could climb it the fastest, or who could successfully steal one." Yup. Silly men. Each town and organization has its own May pole, and these things get pretty damned big. If you successfully steal one, then the victim has to throw you a huge party, complete with beer, to get it back. So the most recent, big, story was when the May pole went missing from the Munich International Airport. lol. The security guards were like... crap... our pole is gone... Its an airport. How does it just get past security like that, right? So they call the Munich police, "...uh... our May pole is missing..." The police, "...oh yeah..? ..What does it look like?" And they just bust out laughing. The security is so lax the pole gets stolen, and the police are so bored they're committing crimes. lol, needless to say the airport security had to throw the police a party to get their pole back. Another big one was when the huge May pole in the market beer garden went missing. I've seen this thing... it's huge. And it just disappeared without any witnesses one night. So the city offered the May Pole Robbers a party in order to get their pole back. And the robbers were like, "..No no no. WE want something else." They wanted their own private table at Oktoberfest for eternity. And that's what they got. The only round table at Oktoberfest is specifically reserved for them.
The rest of the afternoon Chris and I enjoyed lunch in the beer garden, eating our wurst the way the Germans do. Wurst in one hand, bread roll in the other (not together like a hot dog). Then we walked down to the Englisher Garden to wander around a bit. There were lots of nude people sunbathing, especially old tan men with it all hangin out. The coolest thing was watching the surfers on the river (Billy would love doing that). There's this one section of the river where the water juts up, and the current is so strong that surfers just go back and forth across the river on their boards.
That night, our second and last night in Munich, we did a beer tour. We actually had the same guide that did the free tour earlier in the day. This tour was fairly cheap, and he took us around to a beer garden, a beer hall, and two different bars. We got two free half liters of beer and a shot of Jager included in the price. Oh man, we drank too much that night, lol. I drank about 2.5 liters, and Chris did 3, plus the shot, in total. We had a really good group on the tour, and we just talked and laughed the whole night. It was a lot of fun. =)
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(iPod not included) Front View larger JVC UX-J51 AM/FM/CD micro audio system with built-in iPod® dock Item #: 257UXJ51 3 Reviews This item is no longer available. Original Price: $399.99 Shop all High-fidelity iPod Systems Need help? 1.888.955.6000 Email Chat Ask an expert advisor No pressure, no commission — just lots of good advice from our highly trained staff.
by Dave Bar Ready for your iPod If you're an iPod fan, the JVC UX-J51 might just be the perfect micro component stereo for your bedroom or home office. This compact AM/FM/CD system features a built-in dock where you can drop in your iPod, and kick back while your favorite tunes flow. You'll enjoy plenty of clear, natural sound from the included compact speakers. The UX-J51 sports a cool look, with blue-illuminated touch key controls for convenient hands-on operation. You also get a full-function remote for controlling the system and basic iPod playback from across the room. Get plenty of other listening options You don't necessarily need an iPod to enjoy great music from the 'J51 this fully featured system plays regular CDs, home-burned CDs, and discs loaded with MP3 and WMA files. A USB input on top lets you listen to music files stored on a thumb drive, or you can use the auxiliary input to connect any other portable player. The built in AM/FM tuner features 40 presets for your favorite stations. And a built-in clock features dual-timers that can gently wake you to the sound of music on a CD, the radio, or your iPod or USB drive. Product Highlights:built-in iPod dock for music playback with select iPodscompatible with docking iPods, including 160GB iPod classic®, 6th generation iPod nano®, and 4th generation iPod touch®does not support iPhone®front-loading single-disc CD playerplays CDs, audio CD-Rs and CD-RWs, MP3 & WMA CDsUSB input allows music playback from a flash memory drive or hard disk driveAM/FM stereo tuner with 40 presetsbuilt-in clock with 2-preset timer and sleep timerflush, top-mounted touch key controls40 watts x 2front-panel minijack headphone outputminijack audio input for connecting portable music playersoptical digital audio input for connecting audio from a DVD player or satellite receiver/cable boxoptical digital audio output to connect the system to a home theater receiverone set RCA analog stereo inputsone set of RCA analog stereo outputspreamp output for optional powered subwoofer2-way speakers with 4-3/8" woofers and 1" dome tweetersfull-function remote controlcomponent block: 7-15/16"W x 3-11/16"H x 11-15/16"Dspeakers: 5-1/2"W x 9-3/8"H x 9-1/4"Dwarranty: 1 yearOur 60-day money-back guarantee
Little Unit Big Sound Written By William of Michigan, Michigan on Wednesday, May 16, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Even thought I have only had the unit for a little over two weeks, I am thoroughly enjoying the music quality that it puts out. For the size of the speakers, which are not excessively large, the sound quality is exceptional. It only takes a small amout of counter space plus I did separate the speakers as the instructions recommends and that does enhance the stereo effect. The hand remote is easy to operate and functional - I always use it to operate the system. The one improvememt I could recommend and that is in the IPOD connection; placing the IPOD on the unit is a bit tentative and doesn't seem secure. I would say that this is not the fault of the unit but just the nature of how the IPOD is built. All in all, I am happy with the unit and enjoying showing it off to friends.
awesome Written By James C, east meadow,ny on Tuesday, February 21, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I was researching a mini-system for a long time when i came across this little stereo. Nobody carried it locally and i was lucky enough to find it on line here at Crutchfield. I spoke to the sales rep(sonny), he said it was kinda new and he had not had any experience with it yet, but the specs on the product page looked to be top notch. I was shopping for a high end mini system. I looked at competing products from Onyko, Denon and Yamaha. None of them seem to have higher watts in power that i was craving. I took a chance and ordered this system. WOW. It looks great, has a great remote, subwoofer out and built in iPod dock. IT CRANKS. The speakers have great highs, but there size doesn't really allow them to have good lows. I added a polk subwoofer and wow, you would think there is a rack system in the room. The CD works great,as well as iPod, the tuner is fair, i think I'm going to add an amplified fm antenna to help this out. For the price, features and sound quality I'm surprised that this system doesn't get more attention. I really like it and would not trade it for any mini system on the market. Pros: style,remote, dual amps,great highs out of speaker, subwoofer out Cons: supplied am/fm antenna
I rounded up 1/2 star Written By Kevin, Miami, FL on Thursday, July 21, 2011 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I've only had it for a couple of days, but this little system's got a laundry list of nifty features! My iPhone works fine with it, and you can also connect a USB hard drive loaded up with tunes. As for other ins and outs, it's got a great selection - better than the Onkyo's. The speakers are nice, too. Removable speaker grills are included, but they look more impressive in the buff, so I took them off. The remote is also nice. It's responsive but isn't backlit, but at this system's price, it's not a big deal. There's no function that it doesn't cover, so I'm happy. Finally, the system sounds really, really good. My only complaint is that it's inaudible before 30 - not a deal-breaker, though, because the volume maxes at 80, and between 50 and 70, it's plenty powerful. The DBASS is okay, but I'm sure a sub will really make this unit shine. Overall, I'm really pleased with my purchase. The JVC UX-J51 meets all of my requirements in terms of connectivity, sound quality, and overall features and performance. Add to that Crutchfield's buying experience and free, fast shipping, and I'm a very happy camper.


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An overhaul of how the government regulates the financial system is required to prevent future economic crises, said US Federal Reserve chairman Ben Bernanke in a speech delivered before the Council of Foreign Relations in Washington today.
During the speech he outlined the principles that should guide regulatory reform, saying: "We must have a strategy that regulates the financial systems as a whole, in a holistic way, not just its individual components. In particular, strong and effective regulation and supervision of banking institutions, although necessary for reducing systemic risk, are not sufficient by themselves to achieve this aim."
He noted four specific areas that require attention: the problem of large, interconnected financial firms; financial infrastructure - including the processes that govern trading, payment, clearing and settlement in financial markets; regulatory and accounting policies; and the need to address systemic risks under one authority.
While admitting that the government has the responsibility to step in and save a financial institution whose failure would pose a systemic risk, he also warned that the market belief that some firms are too big to fail "reduces market discipline and encourages excessive risk-taking by the firm".
He stated that, while the US government would remain committed to supporting these institutions to mitigate further disruption to financial markets, it should also try to prevent firms from taking on excessive risks.
"Any firm whose failure would pose a systemic risk must receive especially close supervisory oversight of its risk-taking, risk management and financial condition, and to be held to high capital and liquidity standards," he noted.
Seeking to address risks in the commercial paper market, Bernanke also called for tighter restrictions on the sort of instruments money market mutual funds invest in. He highlighted the New York-based Reserve Primary fund, a money market mutual fund that fell below $1.00 in net asset value (NAV) on September 16 due to its exposure to Lehman Brothers' commercial paper.
Bernanke also praised the Fed's March 4 approval of IntercontinentalExchange's (Ice) membership of the Federal Reserve System, a key step in the subsequent launch of Ice's central clearing platform for credit default swaps (CDS), noting that "the infrastructure for managing these derivatives is still not as efficient or transparent as that for more mature investments".
But he blamed accounting regulations and capital requirement rules for leading financial institutions "to ease credit in booms and tighten credit in downturns more than is justified by changes in the credit-worthiness of borrowers, thereby intensifying cyclical changes".
In the current crisis, he added, capital requirements have increased at a time when capital is hardest to raise, intensifying the pressure on banks. This has also led them to reduce new lending activity in order to raise more capital.
He also suggested that the US adopt a "macroprudential" approach to financial regulation and supervision by surveying risk as a whole and called for the creation of a single authority to oversee these risks.
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Pianist, composer, and host of NPR's Piano Jazz Rising Stars, Jon Weber, speaks with WSKG's Sarah Gager about the differences between new and seasoned musicians, what it's like hosting the longest-running jazz program from NPR, and his upcoming performance at the Goodwill Theatre. More information and tickets here.


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Brock Holt taking his game to another level at plate, solidifying Red Sox leadoff spot |
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It is hard to imagine Brock Holt getting any hotter at the plate than he is right now, but then again, it was easy to think that Saturday night when the infielder went 2-for-5 with a home run (the first of his career) and two RBIs.
Instead of taking it easy after his strong performance from the day before, Holt topped his performance from Saturday with a 4-for-4 outing with four doubles and two RBIs.
Holt tied a major league record for most doubles in a game. It was the first time the feat has been accomplished since Victor Martinez four years ago. When Holt came up, he was viewed as placeholder until the Red Sox sorted out their infield situation, which they accomplished when they Stephen Drew just days later.
The Drew signing has not halted Holt from going out and impressing. There was no way to predict the kind of performance that Holt would display since being called up just two weeks ago.
"I can't predict tomorrow, let alone two weeks," said Red Sox manager John Farrell. "He's doing a great job. He's solidified the leadoff spot as we mentioned before the game, trying to find ways with defensive flexibility to keep him on the field. He stays inside some pitches to go the other way. He uses the whole field. He's driving the ball with a little bit more authority this year than a year ago and is playing with a lot of confidence. First time he's ever played first base today and he did a good job."
Holt has become so valuable as a table-setter leading off for the Red Sox that the team has been pushed to move the infielder off of third base. With Drew coming back, Holt now will slide over to first base, where he will start every day with Mike Carp out for the foreseeable future with a fractured right foot and Mike Napoli still healing from his wounds.
Holt is playing with as much confidence as he has ever played with before.
"[My confidence is] pretty high," Holt said. "Confidence is a big part of being successful. If you are confident in your abilities to go out and play like we're capable of playing, so right now things are going well."
Farrell said Holt's confidence has played a major role in his success so far this season.
"He's in a good place and I think because he's confident right now, there's probably more openness and willingness on his part to go to first base for the first time in his career," Farrell said. "More importantly, he's setting the table for us offensively and been a big contributor throughout this last seven days, as have been many. This seven-game stretch has seen contributions by guys up and down the roster, it hasn't been a focal point of a couple of guys in the lineup."
Holt has shown more power in '14 than he did last year, his first year with the organization after coming over from the Pirates alongside Joel Hanrahan. Holt, who is hitting .337/.385/.500 with one homer, nine doubles, one triple, three stolen bases and 11 RBIs, says he has not made any mechanical adjustments since last year.
"I haven't done anything really mechanically," Holt said. "I came into this year telling myself to shake off last year. I've always been able to hit, not too many home runs, but I hit some doubles, hit some balls in the gap, so just getting back to what I'm used to doing and have fun doing it, and right now it's working out."
After playing first base for the first time in his life on Sunday, Holt said playing a new position won't take away from his ability to produce at the plate.
"It feels good," Holt said. "You try not to think about your defense and your offense and mix them together. You think about offense on offense and defense on defense, so that's something I've tried to do my whole career, not kind of combine the two, so that helped me out today as well."
Despite his otherworldly production at the plate as of late, Holt does not believe his recent success is out of his ability.
"I've got confidence in my ability and I think it's showing," Holt said. "Like I said, trying to go out and have fun and not try to do too much and just enjoy the game and hopefully good things happen."
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Donating your Greenredeem points to Hanwell Carnival means you raise money while doing your recycling, going green really does put something back into the community. It's very simple, click on the button below, log into your Greenredeem account and donate your points. Not signed up to the scheme yet? That's simple too, just click on the button.
Hanwell Carnival is an independent, volunteer-run event, organised entirely by the community for the community. Hanwell Carnival, which attracts up to 30,000 visitors each year, will be taking place on Saturday 20th June 2015.
Believed to be London's oldest, first taking place in 1898, it gets under way with a noisy and vibrant procession from Hanwell Community Centre to Elthorne Park, where music, food, dancing, animals, fun fair rides and much much more awaits.
Book now
Bookings are now open for the 2015 carnival. Use the Book tab to book charity and trade stalls. Or apply for a space in the artisan food and craft tents, or for a catering concession in Elthorne Park. These spaces are always popular, so book early to avoid disappointment.
Enlist for the carnival crew
The more, the merrier. Join the Hanwell Carnival crew and help organise your local carnival this year. There are loads of jobs, whether you want to book acts for the performance stages, run our website, put together our carnival programme, find sponsors or advertisers, join our procession art workshops or help on the day itself. The list is endless, so give us a shout. You won't regret it.
Support carnival as a sponsor/advertiser
Become a major sponsor of the carnival itself or sponsor a specific area. With 30,000 visitors last year, the carnival is a great opportunity for your company. Firms can also advertise in our carnival programme, which is delivered to homes prior to the festival and also handed out on the day.
Join the procession
This year's theme is Historic Hanwell, so there will be plenty of material to draw inspiration from. Everyone is welcome - individuals, sport teams, community groups, schools, creches, bands and dance troupes. People's creativity will be rewarded with prizes for first, second and third place, and there is also a cup for the best turned-out school. There are art workshops at the Hanwell Community Centre in the run up to the procession, to provide help with staging and costumes. Contact Mike, to book a place now via the Join In tab above.
Come along and Beat the Bounds
Join this historic circular walk around Hanwell on bank holiday Monday, 4 May. Checking the boundary stones for another year and keeping this age old tradition alive. Register now to attend at the Join in tab above.