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The latest PowerBooks and desktop Macs (excluding the Mac mini and the eMac) offer audio-in jacks, so you plug the mike right into the computer. If your Mac lacks this port, you'll need to plug the mike into a USB audio interface such as Griffin Technology's iMic ($40). To get the best performance, Griffin recommends plugging the iMic into a self-powered USB hub instead of directly into a Mac. If you have an iPod, you can use Griffin's $40 iTalk voice recorder to record Podcasts while you're out and about. The iTalk plugs into the top of your iPod and records audio as a WAV file, which you can later download to iTunes or import into editing software. You can even go hands-free with the help of a clip-on mike such as Griffin's $15 Lapel Mic. Headphones You'll also want to plug a pair of headphones into your Mac so you can monitor your voice as you record.
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City debuts NYC condom
Health officials decided to give the condom a makeover "to keep it fresh and make sure it stays out there and people are reminded to use them all the time," Sweeney said. Last year, the Archdiocese of New York blasted the condom campaign, saying it "degrade[d] societal standards." The archdiocese's spokesman, Joseph Zwilling, had no immediate comment yesterday. Straphangers can pick up the condoms at major subway hubs during rush hour Thursday. More information is at www.nyc.gov/condoms. jlite@nydailynews.com .
American Dental Partners Reaches Settlement Deal With PDG - Quick ...
The company also agreed to forgive outstanding accounts receivable due from PDG at December 31, 2007 of $2.03 million.
American Dental's amended revolving credit facility and term loan became effective following the completion of the litigation settlement. Consequently, the company has $75 million revolving credit facility, with $45.47 million drawn, including outstanding letters of credit, at February 21, 2008, and a $100 million term loan, both of which will mature in June 2009.
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