MIXCDER LAUNCHES E9 NEXT GENERATION TOP OF THE LINE WIRELESS NOISE CANCELING HEADPHONES AT A LOW PRICE
Featuring Mixcder’s Advanced ANC Chip V. 3 for Highest Noise Canceling Level
With Superior Sound Quality at a Fraction of the Price
30 Hours of Wireless Music or Up to 3 Days Wired Playtime with Included Audio Cable
40mm Drivers for Powerful, Wideband Frequency
Ideal for Frequent Travelers – Includes Airplane Adapter
Release: http://www.thomas-pr.com/mixcder/mixcdere9release.html
City of Industry, CA, March 19, 2019 -- Mixcder http://www.mixcder.com, the audio experts providing superior sound quality at a low price, announced today the next generation Mixcder E9 Active Noise Canceling Bluetooth Hi-Fi stereo headphones with deep bass and built-in microphone. The Mixcder E9 goes beyond the award-winning Mixcder E7 ANC headphones to offer the latest advancements in noise canceling technology with the highest Mixcder advanced ANC Chip v. 3 technology, feauring improved sound quality, and an extended 30 hour playtime – all at an affordable low cost.
Priced Perfectly for Students & Adults
Priced perfectly for students and adults, the travel-friendly foldable E9 headphones feature an elegant sleek design and comfortable soft foam pads with features audiophiles appreciate, which normally cost hundreds of dollars. The headphones boast 40mm drivers for a powerful, wideband frequency from 20Hz-20,000Hz with an impactful bass, rich and detailed midrange and clear treble for a crisp sound up to 94 decibels -- and CSR Bluetooth for great sound quality. The ANC technology continuously detects and reacts to outside noises, analyzing sound waves and blocking out ambient sound by creating inverse waves for a totally immersive experience for beautiful music and sound.
Your Travel Companion – Foldable, Portable, & Lighter – Includes Airplane Adapter
Featuring an ergonomic design with comfortable soft ear pads and a lightweight hard carrying case, the Mixcder E9 can be taken anywhere. Ideal for frequent travelers, the new airplane adapter allows users to immerse themselves in music without the distraction of a plane’s engine, crying babies, or other ambient noise. In addition, the buttons are now bigger to allow larger hands to control volume, change music, and take phone calls. The E9 is also now lighter, weighing only 8.9 ounces, making it the go-to headphones to take everywhere, with foldable rotating ear cups for easy packing in the included durable case.
Mixcder E9 Key Features (full spec sheet at: http://www.thomas-pr.com/136/photos/MixcderE9SpecSheet.pdf):
“With the Mixcder E9’s ANC Technology, you’ll step into your personal music zone at a flip of a switch,” said David Wu, Founder, Mixcder. “Now you can enjoy your favorite songs with your exclusive ANC headphones. Immerse yourself in music, enjoying every nuance of your favorite song while also appreciating the peace of no external noises.”
Pricing & Availability
Pried at $79.99, the Mixcder E9 Bluetooth ANC headphones are available immediately through Amazon at: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07HH9Q8ZL?pf_rd_p=c2945051-950f-485c-b4df-15aac5223b10&pf_rd_r=XB2WBFMR6YDH9XQ6XA8M or the Mixcder sales site at: https://mixcder.com/mixcder-e9-wireless-active-noise-cancelling-headphones-p0037.html. For more information, see the website: http://www.mixcder.com or Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Mixcder/.
About Mixcder -- Creating Revolutionary Products at an Affordable Price for Everyone
Founded in 2015 in City of Industry, California, Mixcder is an audio brand integrating technology and art into its product design from earphones and speakers to audio accessories -- all designed for fashionable youth and music enthusiasts. Mixcder was founded by David Wu, a graduate of the Pennsylvania State University and a music enthusiast with a keen interest in audio electronics. Wu’s dream was to create a world-class consumer e-brand, shaping the future of the audio industry by creating revolutionary products at an affordable price for everyone. With an eye on consumer trends and developments, Wu conducted a comprehensive field study of various international high-end audio brands. The study resulted in the creation of the Mixcder audio line, featuring the number one Bluetooth noise canceling headset with high-end features, including comfort, performance, and quality -- at a fraction of the price. Available in Europe and Asia and now coming to the U.S., the Mixcder Bluetooth headphones’ technology, design, audio quality, timbre, and manufacturing process make the product unique among its counterparts throughout the world.
Mixcder’s scientific R&D team includes 30 experts in the fields of music, audio, electronics, and fashion design, including engineers in the fields of electronics, audio, structural design, and testing, with extensive experience in creating audio products. Mixcder’s team shares the same passion of pursuing perfect sound quality full of vigor and vitality as Wu, inspiring listeners to pursue their dreams and enjoy life with the motto: “Join and enjoy. Join together and enjoy together.” Wu says, “Being surrounded by the magic of music, with beautiful melody and rhythm can boost our mood, intensify our emotions and tastes, and make us feel the beauty of life. Mixcder is continuously striving for musical excellence by creating audio products with the essence of music, filling people with vitality, and the world with sunshine.”
Visit the Mixcder website at: www.mixcder.com.
Photos:
Mixcder E9: http://www.thomas-pr.com/136/photos/mixcdere9.html
Mixcder E9-2: http://www.thomas-pr.com/136/photos/mixcdere9-2.html
Mixcder E9 -3: http://www.thomas-pr.com/136/photos/mixcdere9-3.html
Mixcder E9 - foldable design: http://www.thomas-pr.com/136/photos/mixcdere9design.html
Mixcder E9 - lifestyle shot: http://www.thomas-pr.com/136/photos/mixcdere9lifestyle.html
Mixcder E9 - lifestyle shot 2: http://www.thomas-pr.com/136/photos/mixcdere9lifestyle2.html
Mixcder E9 - lifestyle shot 3: http://www.thomas-pr.com/136/photos/mixcdere9lifestyle3.html
Mixcder E9 - lifestyle shot 4: http://www.thomas-pr.com/136/photos/mixcdere9lifestyle4.html
Mixcder E9 Box: http://www.thomas-pr.com/136/photos/mixcdere9box.html
Mixcder E9 – contents: http://www.thomas-pr.com/136/photos/mixcdere9contents.html
Mixcder E9 contents2: http://www.thomas-pr.com/136/photos/mixcdere9contents2.html
Mixcder E9 – ad: http://www.thomas-pr.com/136/photos/mixcdere9ad.html
Mixcder logo: http://www.thomas-pr.com/136/photos/mixcderlogo.html
Videos:
E9 video: https://youtu.be/tAji2aSxS90
YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UClZ7Oq_o2ws5fxfeZRAgsVg/
Mixcder E9 Spec Sheet: http://www.thomas-pr.com/136/photos/MixcderE9SpecSheet.pdf
Amazon Link: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07HH9Q8ZL?pf_rd_p=c2945051-950f-485c-b4df-15aac5223b10&pf_rd_r=XB2WBFMR6YDH9XQ6XA8M
Press Contact:
Karen Thomas/Eva Yutani
Thomas PR
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WASHINGTON, March 19, 2019 – The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) in coordination with the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), invites the public to register to attend the first meeting of the 2020 Dietary Guidelines Advisory Committee. The meeting will be held at USDA headquarters in the Jefferson Auditorium on March 28th and 29th. Registration for in-person attendance begins today and closes at 5:00 p.m. March 26, 2019. Please visit DietaryGuidelines.gov for registration details.
“USDA is committed to ensuring the process for developing the Dietary Guidelines for Americans is transparent and data-driven,” said U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Sonny Perdue. “We are looking forward to kicking off the committee’s review of the scientific evidence, along with public engagement throughout the process. The comment period is open, and we encourage everyone to visit the redesigned Dietary Guidelines website”.
The next edition of the Dietary Guidelines for Americans will continue to focus on what Americans eat and drink as a whole to help prevent disease and keep people healthy. The 2020 guidelines will include recommendations for pregnant women, and children from birth to 24 months.
USDA and HHS look forward to robust public participation. This is the first of five meetings scheduled for the committee. USDA will soon provide the public with dates for all subsequent committee meetings. An ongoing public comment period, opened on March 12, will remain open throughout the committee’s deliberations to ensure the public can submit comments.
The 2020 Dietary Guidelines Advisory Committee will be chaired by Barbara Schneeman, Ph.D., and Ron Kleinman, M.D. will serve as vice chair. The independent advisory committee’s review, along with public and agency comments, will help inform the development of the 2020-2025 Dietary Guidelines for Americans.
Much of the committee’s work to evaluate the science relies on conducting systematic reviews that evaluate the body of published scientific evidence. USDA has renamed the Nutrition Evidence Library – the team responsible for this work – to Nutrition Evidence Systematic Review (NESR).
As part of its commitment to transparency, USDA is also launching two websites to make following the work easier. Along with a new name, NESR updated the website at www.nesr.usda.gov. There, users can find details about NESR’s current and previous systematic reviews. DietaryGuidelines.gov was also redesigned to provide better customer service and transparency to people interested in following the development of the Dietary Guidelines for Americans.
The Dietary Guidelines for Americans serves as the cornerstone of federal nutrition programs and policies, providing food-based recommendations that help prevent diet-related chronic diseases and promote overall health. According to the National Nutrition Monitoring and Related Research Act of 1990, the guidelines are mandated to reflect the preponderance of scientific evidence and are published jointly by USDA and HHS every five years.
USDA’s Food and Nutrition Service (FNS) works to reduce food insecurity and promote nutritious diets among the American people. The agency administers 15 nutrition assistance programs that leverage American’s agricultural abundance to ensure children and low-income individuals and families have nutritious food to eat. FNS co-develops the Dietary Guidelines for Americans with the HHS Office of Disease Prevention and Health Promotion.
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Poor Planning Could Lead
To 5 Big Retirement Problems
Ideally, retirement is a time someone anticipates eagerly – a reward for a lifetime of hard work and solid financial planning. But nearly half of workers who haven’t reached retirement yet aren’t that excited about the so-called golden years. In fact, they have big concerns.
A Gallup poll showed 46 percent of those not yet retired expect they’ll be financially strapped when they do retire. Gallup’s tracking of that metric has reflected persistent concerns with retirement through the early 21st century. Fifteen years ago, only 36 percent of workers said they wouldn’t have enough money to be comfortable in retirement.
“A lack of sufficient retirement savings is a common problem, but there’s a lot more to the pie chart of a comfortable retirement,” says Chris Hobart, (www.hobartfinancialgroup.com), a financial professional and CEO of Hobart Financial Group. “Even people who have saved and invested wisely don’t factor in enough of the costs in retirement, from health care to single living and taxes.”
Hobart notes five common retirement-planning mistakes:
Underestimating health-care costs. It’s estimated that the average 65-year-old couple will need $280,000 in today’s dollars for health-care costs, and that number doesn’t include long-term care. “Typically, we look at longevity as a blessing, but the longer we live, the more likely we are to have health-care issues,” Hobart says. “The No. 1 solution is being intentional about segmenting a portion of money to address long-term health-care issues and studying the applicable insurance products. Many Americans ignore this problem and hope they don’t have to deal with it, and then when they do, it’s too late.”
Not having a plan for the surviving spouse. On average, women outlive men. “But for either spouse, the main factors to consider for a surviving spouse plan are the potentially reduced income, taxes as a single filer, where they’ll live, and paying for the deceased spouse’s final expenses,” Hobart says. “Another problem results if the surviving spouse was never engaged much in the couple’s financial planning. It pays for both spouses to have a good working knowledge about it.”
Counting on Social Security to cover expenses. The monthly Social Security check usually won’t pay the bills, especially if you still have mortgage payments. “You’ll need to make up the shortfall with other sources of income,” Hobart says. “The important thing to look at here is, in a world where few people have pensions anymore, the onus on saving is on the individual retiree. It’s more important than it’s ever been.”
Thinking you can dictate when you retire. One study showed that 51 percent of retirees retired earlier than they planned – and less than half did so by choice. “You have to expect the unexpected and plan for it well ahead of time,” Hobart says. “Many things can happen – downsizing, health issues, taking care of a family member.”
Signing up late for Medicare. The initial enrollment period is three months leading up to your 65th birthday, during the birthday month, or three months later. But if you don’t enroll, your Medicare premiums can increase by 10 percent for each year you were eligible and didn’t enroll. “Whether you like Medicare or not, you don’t want to pay more for something when you didn’t have to,” Hobart says.
“There is no reason you should trip over these things that you can avoid early on,” Hobart says.
About Chris Hobart
Chris Hobart (www.hobartfinancialgroup.com) is CEO and founder of Hobart Financial Group. A graduate of the University of North Carolina, where he earned a bachelor’s degree in business administration, Hobart is a nationally-recognized financial commentator, an Investment Advisor Representative (IAR), and a licensed insurance agent. Senior Market Advisor Magazine named Hobart one of the nation’s top independent financial advisors. He’s been a featured guest on CNBC and Fox Business and a regular guest on WCNC’s “Charlotte Today.” Hobart has also appeared in The Wall Street Journal, Reuters, The Associated Press, MSN Money, The Charlotte Observer, Men’s Health, Kiplinger, Market Watch, The Street, The New York Times, USA Today and Forbes.
