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by jason tice
on 7/28/2016
.I purchased four of these to mess around with, and see what makes them tick... They're a GREAT starting point to make some GREAT 15;'s, if (IF) you're willing to go to the extent that it takes..... These frames, pole plates, large magnetic donuts and terminals are pretty decent quality, but frequency extension and fidelity are somewhat B grade due to the quality of the soft parts IMO.... I ran these hard in their as-delivered stock form, and wound up "enveloping" the cones around the perimeter, so I had them re-fabricated with the Hempopotamus hemp fiber cones, and heavier but more compliant surround materials....... ... After rebuilding with new soft parts, these were absolutely amazing.No cone break up/flexing with the HEMP-O cones, and fidelity that's almost 3D in presentation...VERY strong motors... is this a sales pitch? somewhat... are these a great starting point? yep..It's worth the aggravation, if you want to wind up with UNBEATABLE 15" drivers.....See the guys at HEMPO Speakers for conversions, an they'll blow your minds!!!
by john123456
on 2/6/2014
for low cost replacement speaker it is ok, however, the surround material is a little week, some good points are noted, the magnet is heavy, the frame is heavy but the draw back for me is the cone, and the cone surround material... improvements can be if the cone is heavier, and the cone surround of good rubber would be a vast improvement...
by EmersiveAV
on 11/24/2013
Your not going to find better woofers for the money any where else.Although I haven't installed these woofers in the current design I have planned for them yet I can tell you just from opening the box and checking them out they are no joke. They have a lot in common with a supposedly better more popular brand we all know in the pro audio world with the two letter initials.........Look at the frame and whats the company that used that frame for years? Yea you know the one.Im building two way trapezoid full range PA mains with these and I have no doubt that these are going to pound out more bass then I really need out of my top boxes :) Huge voice coil and through spider coil leads will ensure no wire slapping the cone or any potential damage at solder joints during operation. Ill be buying more ion the future!
by baconwash
on 4/9/2013
Speaker great. Shipping great. The only problem is the speaker is ment to be rear loaded. Difficult to front load.
by W11223
on 1/29/2013
Bought 2 for use in Altec 816 style horn-loaded cabinets in a biamped setup. VERY impressive sound. A bit on the inefficient side (98dB sensitivity) due to the mass of the excellent quality but heavy cone, not a problem in a horn loaded cabinet with a good amplifier. I use a 300W/ch amplifier and it's unbelievable how much sound comes out of a pair of these.
Made for MCM by a well known and reputable manufacturer whose branded product is identical, but MUCH more expensive. These are a GREAT deal!
by rick1575
on 9/11/2012
These subwoofers packed some punch for the size. I was considering 18 inch subs, but for now the 15s worked great. We used them for live performance outdoors and drove them with 450 watts. Strong cast frame with easy connections.
May add 2 more later for some extra punch.
by Neil Trahan
on 8/22/2012
Speaker sounds great ,great price will purchase again
by sdallman
on 9/3/2011
I bought this speaker to replace a blown Black Widow. I have an EVM15B in an identical, sealed cabinet. Compared to the EVM15B, the EV is more efficient, with more happening in the high mids and low trebles. But the MCM can handle more power, and has a thicker, smoother low end. It will work great as a sub, and I'll likely put one in the EVM cabinet.
by tmacpcandaudio
on 7/1/2011
These woofers are truly epic! In a 4 cubic foot enclosure with a slot loaded port, this woofer produced levels of bass I hadn't thought possible from a single, 8 ohm driver. Fed with 400w of clean power and some bass test tracks, my entire garage was vibrating, my garage doors shaking, things falling from shelves, all from a single driver! Truly amazed by the performance from such an inexpensive driver! Would work great as a PA subwoofer, or as a bottom cabinet for bass guitar under a 4x10 or some other midrange cab. This woofer does not produce midrange, though. Probably insufficient for 2-way use in a PA, and definitely insufficient on its own for a bass cab if you play any funk. That said, this speaker does one job, produces bass, and it does it well.
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'Big things have small beginnings...'
Like excitable ankle biters on Christmas morning, we've been patiently waiting for this and now we're allowed to tear the virtual paper from the shiny toy and play with it to our hearts' content. Or, to put it another way that doesn't strain a metaphor so far it breaks, the new full Prometheus trailer is online and by now you're already watching it so we don't know why we're even bothering to write more.
We caught a little glimpse of this thing in the IMAX teaser that cropped up before the weekend, but this… This is something so much more. Though we're fairly certain the marketing department will have had to hit the ever-secretive Ridley Scott with a tranquiliser dart to even let this much out, some of the story details are revealed, though nothing too spoilery, but be warned.
As opposed to the all-action teasers and trailers of the last few months, now we get a little bit of the build-up, with Charlize Theron, Idris Elba, Noomi Rapace, Michael Fassbender and the rest of the crew arriving on a mysterious planetoid, drawn by what they think is a map… But could really be an invitation. A life form begins to ping their sensors, something shocking happens, a discovery is made and… well, let's just say that the budget clearly stretched to a whole lot of hell that is let loose.
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Music lovers can get in the holiday spirit with the annual 12 Bands of Christmas concert and CD – and also contribute to a worthy cause.
This year's concert and CD features Five's A Crowd, 3rd Shift, Joy Krueger, Vellotones, Jaycie Ward, Livingroom Legends, Wombats, Jim Perkins, Fried Goat, The Unmentionables, Radar Cinema and Sibling String. Set for release on Nov. 8, the 12 Bands CD, Volume VIII can be ordered at www.12Bands.org. For the first time, every song on the CD is an original track.
Several of the 12 Bands artists are joined on the album by other musicians. Joy Krueger performs with the Wesley Church Praise Band, and the Vellotones perform with Georgia Music Hall of Fame member George Croft.
On Dec. 18, each band will play at the annual 12 Bands concert at the Imperial Theatre. Tara Scheyer & the Mudpuppy Band is absent from this year's lineup, but she and her band will be releasing a holiday CD, performing for children and donating a portion of proceeds to 12 Bands.
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"Joy Behar has called homeschoolers demented" and "is an ongoing, non-stop anti-Catholic bigot... yet it's Elisabeth Hasselbeck" that the media label controversial, laments Media Research Center President Brent Bozell. [audio available for download here]
The NewsBusters publisher appeared on the May 8 "Fox & Friends" to address how the media consider Hasselbeck "controversial" for teaching her kids to believe the Bible's creation account rather than labeling liberal co-host Behar "controversial" for suggesting that teaching children creationism is "child abuse."
STEVE DOOCY, "Fox & Friends" co-host: So they label Elisabeth as controversial or as the conservative but Joy Behar is always labeled the comedian!
BRENT BOZELL: Oh yeah, but see, they can always fall back on that. Whoopi Goldberg does the same thing. Rosie O'Donnell is another one. They can be insulting, but when they really go over the top, then they say, "Well, we were just kidding, it was just a joke." You hear that all the time.


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This Slime from "Dragon Quest" is smiling because he knows that gold is traditionally a color that is thought to bring good luck and lots of money--and he just happens to be shiny, gleaming gold in color! He's also a bank, with a slot in the back for deposits and a plug in the bottom for easy withdrawals. He's about 19cm tall, so he can hold lots of cash--order today and start saving up!
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In response to the April 12 Kyodo brief "Noda to send Edano to Fukui," I wish to pose one question to industry minister Yukio Edano: What does he and Prime Minister Yoshihiko Noda mean when they confirm that reactors 3 and 4 of Kansai Electric Power Co.'s Oi nuclear power plant "basically" meet the government's new safety standards for restarting operations?
With regard to nuclear power technology, haven't we learned by now that expressions such as "for the most part" and "estimated" cannot be applied. The government's renewed interest in atomic- power generation shows that it's going back to exactly where it was before — again making the same mistakes, the same excuses.
Can we afford to do this when we are responsible for the lives and well-being of our future generations?
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R.I.P. Georgia Bost, Founder of Georgia's Texas Grassfed Beef and Georgia's Farm to Market
Houston has lost a visionary, a pioneer and a truly kindhearted soul: Georgia Bost, the amazing woman behind Georgia's Grass-Fed Beef and the two Georgia's Farm to Markets that sold natural, organic and local products to thousands of Houstonians, has passed away after an illness. She was 62.
"Her spirit lives on through us," wrote husband and partner Rick Bost.
"Her lifelong passion for the Earth and God's creations lives on through those she touched and with whom she shared her flowers, love of farming, gardening, cooking, singing, dancing and celebrating. Please carry on her mission. This would be her wish. Eat healthy today. And help others to live and eat healthy while protecting the world for future generations."
The Bosts ran Georgia's Texas Grassfed Beef for more than a dozen years and helped to found Urban Harvest, the vast network that now administers farmers' markets across the city. The husband-and-wife team also founded Texans for Urban Sustainability, which helped create the state's first organic certification program, back in 1992.
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"Through a Dog's Ear gave me goosebumps as I was reading it because I could sense how important it was. Joshua Leeds, Susan Wagner, D.V.M., and their musical collaborator, Lisa Spector, have truly shed much-needed light on a whole new aspect of animal welfare. Our dogs' sonic environment is indeed abrasive and stressful, but the good news is that there is a lot that we can do about it. Read this book (and play the terrific CD!) for the inside scoop on how to help your anxious dog relax through the use of scientifically modified classical music, alleviating canine behavior problems in the process. A must-read for all dog lovers!"
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Traffic fatalities based on local media reports.
Update as of December 23, 2015
(Tracking begins August 15, 2015)
Based on local media reports found, there have been:
8 Traffic fatalities in Blount County
Alcoa - 2
Friendsville - 1
Louisville - 1
Maryville - 3
Rockford - 1
2 on Alcoa Highway
0 on Hwy 411
1 on Hwy 321
Traffic fatality on Old Niles Ferry Road
Saturday, August 15, 2015, around 2:45 AM, a man died
in a traffic accident on Old Niles Ferry Road, near Garwood Lane and Fairview Elementary School , Maryville, TN. No other vehicles were involved.
Traffic fatality on Morganton Road
Wednesday, August 26, 2015, around 12:15 PM, a man died in a traffic accident
on Morganton Road, near Springview Road, about 7 miles out from Foothills Mall Road, Maryville, TN. The 71 year old man's pickup truck crossed over into the oncoming lane hitting a van in a head on collision. The husband and wife in the van were in their 70s. They were taken to UT Hospital.
Traffic fatality on Sam Houston School Road, Alcoa
Saturday, October 17, 2015, around 1:15 PM, a man died in a traffic accident on Sam Houston School Road, Alcoa. Another head on collision. A man from Walland, driving a Ford Expedition alone, crossed over into the oncoming lane hitting a Mercury Grand Marquis. The driver of the Mercury was pronounced dead at the site of the accident.
Traffic fatality on Montvale Road
Tuesday, October 27, 2015, around 11 AM, a woman died in a traffic accident on Montvale Road, near North Briarcliff Circle, just over a mile past the Montvale Station Road intersection, south of Maryville. No other vehicles were involved in the accident.
Traffic fatality on Maryville Pike/Old Knoxville Highway
Tuesday, December 22, 2015, around 4:30 AM, a man died in a traffic accident on Maryville Pike/Old Knoxville Highway, between Martin Mill Pike and Sam Houston School Road in the Rockford area. No other vehicles were involved in the accident.
Traffic fatality on US 321 at South Gray Ridge Road
Monday, December 14, 2015, around 3 PM, a woman died from a traffic accident on US 321/W. Lamar Alexander Parkway at the South Gray Ridge Road intersection in Friendsville, TN, which is near Pellissippi State Community College, about 5 miles West of Maryville,TN.
Traffic fatality on Alcoa Hwy at Pellissippi Parkway
Friday, July 17, 2015, a person died in a traffic accident on Alcoa Highway at the Pellissippi Parkway interchange in Alcoa, TN. The driver hit a TDOT mowing tractor. The TDOT driver's injuries were not life threatening.
Traffic fatality on Alcoa Hwy at Topside Road
Thursday, January 8, 2015, a women died in a traffic accident on Alcoa Highway at the Topside Road intersection in Louisville, TN.
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Last week's Weekly News revealed how fears were raised by Chignal estate residents after the Trent Road United Reformed Church went up for sale.
They were worried the 59-year-old venue would be turned into housing, killing off the community groups who use it.
However, a bid from Chelmsford Community Church in excess of £200,000 has now been accepted - £25,000 of which will be used for renovations.
Formed 37-years-ago, the organisation said they want to use the venue as its first-ever permanent home while keeping it in community use too.
Senior pastor Peter Balls said: "Our solicitors are in the process of signing contracts with the hope we can move in within the next six weeks.
"Since we started up we have never had a proper home hopping between places like Hylands School and the YMCA building for worship, so it will be nice to put some roots down.
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KwaZulu-Natal NPA spokeswoman Natasha Ramkisson-Kara said the 30 appeared in the Nkandla Magistrate's Court and the matter was postponed to February 18.
"The three minors were dealt with separately. However, when the matter returns to court... all 30 will appear together."
She said those arrested were granted bail of R500 each on Saturday, on condition that they not interfere with witnesses. The minors were released into the care of their guardians.
On Saturday, the Economic Freedom Fighters and their leader, expelled African National Congress Youth League president, Julius Malema, handed over a house they had built for a woman and her grandchildren. The house is about 300 metres from Zuma's homestead.
There was a massive police presence at the event.
When Malema arrived for the handover, ANC members blocked the progress of his car, forcing him to get out and walk to the house.
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To government watchdogs, not all public dollars shelled out for advertising are created equal.
When the state spent $5.8 million to promote Pennsylvania tourism last year, it met with barely a whisper from lawmakers.
But when it was revealed the state Liquor Control Board spent that amount to tout its wines and spirits, critics howled.
Now a Cumberland County lawmaker wants a disclaimer on LCB ads.
"I find the PLCB ads to be particularly troublesome, because if you see them when they come on TV ... it just says 'Fine Wine and Good Spirits,' " said state Rep. Stephen Bloom, R-Carlisle. "It doesn't say 'Pennsylvania state government.' For me, that's a particularly troubling instance of Pennsylvania taxpayers probably not realizing they paid for that ad."
The LCB, however, said its customers pay for the advertising through liquor sales.
The LCB and its supporters say advertising products sold in its more than 600 stores — it posted sales topping $2 billion — is good business.
"We are competing for people's limited discretionary income with other retailers," said LCB spokeswoman Stacy Kriedeman.
A 30-second television commercial that aired last spring touted Chairman's Selection wines, highly rated but limited quantity wines sold at deep discounts.
"Choosing wine can be confusing," the male voice-over said as bottles of wine slid into view. "Relax. Choose a Chairman's Selection wine from PA Wine and Spirits stores."
A print ad that ran in newspapers was headlined "Wine Without the Worry" and pictured four Chairman's Selection wines, their prices and a smartphone-scannable code for more details.
Records show the LCB spent $620,944 buying airtime for TV advertising and $606,886 in magazines and newspapers in 2012-13. Digital billboards and signs cost $135,000. The figures don't include commission and creative development fees paid to Bala Cynwyd-based Harmelin Media.
For Republicans who want to turn the LCB's operations over to private industry, advertising to promote alcohol sales shows the agency's inherent conflict of interest with regulating sales and educating consumers, said Steve Miskin, spokesman for Majority Leader Mike Turzai, R-Bradford Woods.
That conflict does not exist in other state agencies, Miskin said.
State-store revenue pays for LCB advertising, liquor law enforcement and drug and alcohol programs. The money also funds educational programs, some aimed at young people, who critics say might be negatively influenced by LCB ads.
And the agency makes annual lump-sum payments to the state's general fund, which amounted to $80 million last year.
Pennsylvania and Utah are the only states that monopolize the wholesale and retail sales of wines and spirits.
Vickie Ashby, spokeswoman for the Utah Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control, said the agency does not advertise because state law bars it from promoting alcohol consumption.
Wine and liquor sales in Utah, where the majority of residents are Mormon and generally don't drink alcohol, generated about $346.8 million in 2012-13.
"It's really perverse, advertising to promote drinking and gambling," said Nathan Benefield, director of policy analysis for the conservative Harrisburg-based Commonwealth Foundation. "Government shouldn't be in these kind of businesses in the first place."
Ads that promote the state's lottery have not received as much criticism.
Records show the state Department of Revenue spends more than six times as much as the LCB to advertise the lottery, posting about $36 million in ad spending for the 2012-13 fiscal year. That includes more than $2.6 million in commissions to the Pittsburgh-based ad agency MARC USA.
Lottery ads tout instant games, multistate jackpots and senior programs funded by proceeds.
State Rep. Joseph Markosek, D-Monroeville, says the state is in the business of selling alcohol and lottery tickets, so it has to do what's necessary for profitability.
"We need to act like a business when it comes to some of the techniques businesses use to increase their profits, i.e., advertising," he said.
But Bloom makes a distinction between LCB and lottery advertising. He said lottery ads say "Pennsylvania" and feature the keystone-shaped logo, leaving little doubt about who paid for them.
Lottery records show that in 2012-13, the agency spent about $4.3 million on TV commercials promoting jackpots and instant lottery games and about $2.6 million extolling the benefits of the senior programs paid for by lottery sales. Nearly $6 million went to ads on billboards and bus shelters.
Those figures do not include commission or production costs.
Fans at Pittsburgh Steelers or Philadelphia Eagles games might notice a bright yellow sign that says "Play to Win!" with logos of eight games, including Mega Millions and Cash 5, atop the Pennsylvania Lottery logo. The lottery spent about $5.6 million on sponsorships such as signs and program ads at community and sporting events.
Advertising spending "is a fraction of sales, a fraction of profits for senior programs," said Elizabeth Brassell, spokeswoman for the Revenue Department. "We believe it's an invaluable tool to get to that sales and profit."
Beyond products, state agencies spend public money to advertise public benefit programs, voter referendums and state laws.
"You can't live in a bubble. You have to advertise and promote," said Audrey Guskey, associate professor of marketing at Duquesne University. "You have to stay in the face of consumers. It's part of who we are as a society. It's part of being successful as a business.
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Senate Democrats have developed an alternative to the pending across-the-board sequestration cuts. The "American Family Economic Protection Act" contains $120 billion of savings, split evenly between cuts and revenues, that would replace the sequestration-designated cuts to defense and domestic spending until the end of December.
As part of the plan, the Direct and Countercyclical Payments which were extended by that fiscal cliff bill on New Year's Day would be eliminated; the savings would be $27.5 billion, more-than-enough to meet the sequestration cuts at USDA. That means federal meat inspectors would stay on the job plus Senate Ag Committee Chair Debbie Stabenow says there would be funding for disaster assistance and fill the "holes" left in the farm bill extension. "Which means we would extend the funding for the energy title and certain specialty crop provisions, organics, the other provisions that did not get funded on New Year's eve."
The Senator says the cut would satisfy the ten-year sequestration "So we would be guaranteeing that we would not have another cut in mandatory spending next year or the year after or the year after."
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"We made those reforms in the context of a comprehensive, five-year farm bill that ensured we still met the food and fiber needs of all Americans. The Senate's approach of taking away our investment in rural America without addressing the hole it will create is not balanced and not acceptable."
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Vatican City — Pope Francis condemned the actions of Islamic State militants in Iraq, saying that persecuting Christians and other minorities "seriously offends God and seriously offends humanity."
"One cannot generate hatred in God's name," he said Sunday. "One cannot make war in God's name!"
After reciting the Angelus, Pope Francis asked tens of thousands of people gathered in St. Peter's Square to join him for a moment of silent prayer for peace in Iraq and for the tens of thousands of people forced from their homes in northeastern Iraq as fighters from the Islamic State tried to increase the territory under their control.
"The news from Iraq leaves us incredulous and appalled," Pope Francis said. "Thousands of people, including many Christians, have been chased from their homes in a brutal way; children die of thirst and hunger during the flight; women are kidnapped; people are massacred; violence of every kind; destruction everywhere."
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Pope Francis thanked "those who, with courage, are bringing aid to these brothers and sisters of ours" and told people he was sending Cardinal Fernando Filoni as his personal envoy to Iraq.
Filoni, a former nuncio to Iraq and current prefect of the Congregation for the Evangelization of Peoples, met the pope privately Sunday evening to receive instructions for the mission and a financial contribution "for the urgent needs" of the victims, according to Jesuit Fr. Federico Lombardi, the Vatican spokesman.
The cardinal told CTV, the Vatican television center, that he had the impression Pope Francis "would like to go himself to be with these poor people. He entrusted this mission to me precisely so that I would make his affection, his profound love," clear to the people.
The Vatican said Monday that the cardinal was expected to leave Rome on Tuesday and visit Baghdad as well as Iraqi Kurdistan, where many of those displaced by the Islamic State are seeking shelter.
Along with perhaps hundreds of thousands of Christians and tens of thousands of members of the Yezidi religious minority, the cardinal said, there probably are "a million displaced people looking for a safe place" to live free from the threat of the forces of the Islamic State, which the U.S. government defines as a terrorist organization.
The U.S. military began airstrikes Friday against the Islamic state as well as airdrops of food and water for Iraqis forced to flee their homes.
Vatican Radio asked Archbishop Giorgio Lingua, the Vatican nuncio to Iraq, about the U.S. airstrikes.
"This is something that had to be done, otherwise [the Islamic State] could not be stopped," the archbishop said. "But, we should wonder why we have arrived at this point: Was it not a lack of intelligence? Were we not able to understand what was going on? And then: who gave these [Islamic State fighters] such sophisticated weapons?"
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Pridie, 26, appeared in one game for Minnesota last season, entering as a pinch-runner on June 20. He spent the rest of the season playing with the Rochester Red Wings, hitting .265 (136-513) with nine home runs and 53 RBI in 121 games.
Pridie was especially tough against the Bisons, hitting .377 (23-61) with four home runs and 12RBI in 14 games against the Herd.
Originally drafted by Tampa Bay in the second round of the 2002 First Year Player Draft, Pridie went to the Twins in a six-player trade headlined by outfielder Delmon Young and righthanded pitcher Matt Garza on November 28, 2007. The 6-1, 205-pound Pridie made his major league debut the next season and appeared in 10 games.
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Accompanied by musicians Ceri Owen Jones and Elsa Davies playing traditional Ceredigion music, he read excerpts from the book which are based on the traditional tales of Myra Evans of New Quay.
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Previous UN weapons inspection teams destroyed more than 38,000 filled and unfilled chemical munitions belonging to Iraq after the 1991 Gulf War. Some of the chemical agents used by Iraq included mustard gas and sarin, which inspectors also destroyed at that time.
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An acupuncturist inserts thin needles into your body at specific points. The traditional theory is that these needles stimulate key points in the body and remove obstacles to the flow of the vital life energy, called qi or chi. Western theory proposes that the needles trigger the nervous system to release natural chemicals or hormones, such as endorphins, that influence pain perception.
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Research shows that acupuncture may help people with chronic pain, especially musculoskeletal discomfort such as knee or shoulder pain. Acupuncture can also help to ease nausea and vomiting, including symptoms associated with chemotherapy treatment. More recently, acupuncture has been shown to help reduce pain associated with cancer. While additional studies are under way, scientific research is insufficient to show the benefit of acupuncture for other conditions. A clear medical diagnosis and treatment plan are required before acupuncture treatment begins.
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We insert the needles by gently tapping them into the skin. The needles are made of very fine sterile stainless steel and are used for you only. Most people do not feel any pain when the needles are inserted, but if you do, tell us right away. It is common to feel a mild sensation of pressure, warmth, tingling, or numbness. The needles remain in place for around 20 minutes.
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This report describes the prevalence and trends of neural tube defects (NTD) in Australia during the past decade. The best estimated prevalence of NTD among pregnancies is presented based on the information from states that collect near complete data on NTD. Characteristics and outcomes of the births and pregnancy characteristics of mothers are presented for the period 199-2008. The purpose of compiling this national report is to provide baseline prevalence of NTD, before implementation of mandatory folic acid fortification of bread flour in September 2009.
ISBN 978-1-74249-267-4; Cat. no. PER 53; 58pp.; Internet only
Neural tube defects (NTDs) are a group of major congenital anomalies comprising anencephaly, spina bifida and encephalocele that result from very early disruption in the development of the brain and spinal cord. These conditions are often incompatible with life. Survivors frequently require intensive, costly, lifelong health and social care.
There is strong evidence of substantial reductions in the prevalence of NTD-affected pregnancies among women given periconceptional folic acid. Information about the benefits and programs promoting dietary and/or supplemental folic acid intake by women before and during pregnancy have existed in Australia for over 20 years. Voluntary fortification of foods with folic acid has been permitted in Australia since 1995. These measures have resulted in a very modest increase in folic acid consumption overall by women of childbearing age.
In Australia, from 13 September 2009, the mandatory folic acid fortification standard requires the addition of folic acid to all wheat flour for bread making, with the exception of organic bread, within the prescribed range of 200–300 μg per 100 g of flour. The main benefit is the primary prevention of NTDs.
This report updates the baseline prevalence of NTDs in Australia using data for the years from 2006 to 2008. These precede the implementation of mandatory folic acid fortification of bread flour. It is expected that the information provided in this report will help evaluate the impact of mandatory folic acid fortification on the prevalence of NTDs in the future.
The results demonstrate four key aspects of the overall prevalence of NTDs that have implications for monitoring the effects of bread flour fortification.
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Beyoncé Is 'Positively Not Pregnant,' Says Gayle King
In case you still weren't convinced, Gayle King is here to say conclusively: Queen B is not pregnant.
Ever since reports first surfaced in mid-May that Beyoncé might be expecting, she has continued to subtly shoot down speculation: with a cryptic note on Instagram, with a laugh on the Today show, with a snap of her sipping wine, with her skin-tight stage outfits for The Mrs. Carter Show, and even with her husband Jay-Z's help.
Now the Grammy winner is trying to put those rumors to rest once and for all — via her team, via Oprah's bestie, of course. On Wednesday's CBS This Morning, King explained that Bey's reps had reached out to her to set the record straight.
"I got a call yesterday from Team Beyoncé you guys, and they're basically saying stop the crazy, she is absolutely positively not pregnant at this time," the co-anchor said on the show. "It's a crazy rumor that started that they can't seem to stop, and so they wanted us to…they wanted us to know she's not pregnant."
But don't worry, Blue Ivy, mom and dad do want to expand their brood down the line.
"It's true that she and Jay-Z absolutely want to have another baby when the time is right," King added. "And when the time is right, and they decide the time is right, they will share it. So they have standing invitation to come here anytime."
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Hi, I am new to HIPAA and i know some basics in X12 and EDIFACT. Can someone please tell me how does a HIPAA sample look like. (For ex: X12 has segments-ISA,ST,GS..etc and in EDIFACT UNA..UNB..... Similary, how does HIPAA format look like or is it just same like the X12. Kindly throw some light.
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The Rhode Island based FuelBelt Race Team, is raising a glass to announce Lagunitas Brewing Company as a new team sponsor! According to a release from FuelBelt, Lagunitas Brewing Company and the FuelBelt Race Team are both active organizations that believe strongly in working hard, pursuing an active lifestyle and supporting great causes.
Lagunitas now joins fellow FuelBelt Race Team sponsors: Ironman, Gatorade Endurance, Jasmine Seven, TTBikefit.com, Xtri.com and Sugoi Performance Apparel.
The FuelBelt Race Team was founded 10 years ago by Vinu Malik, a 36-time Ironman finisher and also the CEO of FuelBelt Inc and Xtri.com. The team is comprised of over 150 athletes who generally train and race in New England but who also travel the world to some of the greatest endurance events such as the Hawaii Ironman World Championship.
The FuelBelt Race Team will represent Lagunitas at training, racing and social events throughout the year.
"Endurance athletes are very social and we can't think of a better partner than Lagunitas for our community based team," said Vinu Malik, CEO of FuelBelt. "The FuelBelt Race Team are loyal to the brands that support them and we look forward to doing everything we can to further market the Lagunitas brand wherever possible. With several endurance athletes on the Lagunitas team, this is a perfect match up for a great long-term partnership."
FuelBelt is a world leader in hydration belts and running accessories. Founded in 1997 by 36x Ironman finisher and 7-time Ironman World Championship participant, Vinu Malik, FuelBelt continues to serve the needs of endurance athletes across the globe.
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Thanks heaped on 15,000 Games volunteers
Tribute was paid to the 15,000 public sector volunteers known as the Clydesiders who helped with the Commonwealth Games.
More than 50,000 people volunteered to help the 11 day event run smoothly, but less than a third were chosen to help.
Scottish star Lulu kicks off the closing ceremony
The Scottish singer Lulu has taken the stage at Hampden stadium in Glasgow, kicking off the Commonwealth Games Closing Ceremony.
Athletes to mark the end of Commonwealth Games
Athletes who competed in the Commonwealth Games are preparing to mark the end of the 11-days event at the closing ceremony at Hampden stadium in Glasgow.
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More than 40,000 are expected to watch the closing ceremony at the stadium in Glasgow.
Lulu to perform during Glasgow closing ceremony
Lulu, the Scottish singer most famed for performing the title song to the James Bond film The Man with the Golden Gun, has tweeted about her excitement to perform at the Glagow Commonwealth Games Closing Ceremony tonight.
The rumours are TRUE.... I am doing my little bit at the opening of the common wealth Finale tonight... Excited to be here .Tune in at 9pm ?
The show, called "All Back To Ours," will feature Kylie Minogue, Deacon Blue and Dougie Maclean. It will reflect "a typical night out in Glasgow," the games' head of ceremonies David Zolkweras said.
Salmond: Games 'a gold medal performance'
Scotland's First Minister has praised the Commonwealth Games as a "gold medal performance" by organisers, athletes and volunteers.
Commonwealth Games have been a gold medal performance by organisers, athletes and volunteers. http://t.co/yEx4mvqOV3 #bestgamesever MF
Writing on the Scottish government website, he said: "From the moment the opening ceremony kicked off, everything about these Games has been a huge credit to Glasgow and Scotland. It has truly been a gallus and glittering Games."
He added: "The atmosphere in the city has been electric – everyone has played their part and have given a gold medal performance ensuring the tens of thousands of visitors have been made to feel at home. Even the Scottish weather has done its bit."
England tops Commonwealth Games medal table
England has topped the Glasgow 2014 Commonwealth Games medal table. With 58 golds, 59 silvers and 57 bronzes, England has finished well ahead all the other countries.
This has been the most successful Commonwealth games for both England and Scotland, with Wales winning more medals than in any previous games and finishing 13th.
Final action sees England win silver in men's squash
The final action of the Commonwealth Games saw England pipped to a gold medal by Australia in a thrilling men's doubles squash final.
Australia's pairing of David Palmer and Cameron Pilley lost the first game 11-10 but won the next two by 11-9 and 11-7 against England's Adrian Grant and Nick Matthew.
For Australia's Palmer it was two gold's in two hours as he also won the mixed doubles with Rachel Grinham earlier today.
Kylie Minogue prepares for Games finale
Pop singer Kylie Minogue has posted a picture of her preparations for the Commonwealth Games closing ceremony on Instagram.
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Hockey captain England's closing ceremony flag bearer
England's flag bearer at the Commonwealth Games closing ceremony will be women's hockey captain Kate Richardson-Walsh.
The 34-year-old whose team narrowly missed out on a gold medal when they lost to Australia on penalties has returned from four successive Commonwealths with a medal.
She was selected for the role in a vote by her fellow competitors.
She said: "It is such an honour, I think particularly because the whole of team England has performed so well. It just adds that extra bit of pride to be carrying the flag at the closing ceremony.
She added:" I am just so excited. I am just hoping I don't trip over, to be honest."
Wales Geraint Thomas wins gold in the cycling road race
Geraint Thomas made history by becoming the first Welshman to win a gold medal in the cycling road race.
The 28-year-old recovered from a late puncture which saw him have to change wheel, to hold off New Zealand's Jack Bauer and England's Scott Thwaites who battled to silver and bronze in a sprint finish.
Thomas who won bronze in the individual time trial will carry the Welsh flag at the Games closing ceremony today.


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