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by Dominic Devito Everything you love on a beautiful 7" display Make every trip a ride with your favorites. Alpine's INE-W927HD navigation receiver features a high-resolution 7" touchscreen display that offers convenient access to your eight most frequently used features — such as audio sources, phone settings, and navigation commands — without pecking through multiple menus. And you'll enjoy reliable guidance with turn-by-turn directions, including realistic 3D maps that give you a little peace of mind in unfamiliar areas. A packed feature set rounds out this trusty travel companion. The Alpine INEW-927HD's "favorites" screen makes it easy to find your most-used functions. More than just a pretty face Alpine's navigation features start with detailed NAVTEQ maps for the U.S., Canada, Puerto Rico, and the U.S. Virgin Islands, along with spoken directions with actual street names announced at turns. As you approach your next maneuver, the map automatically zooms to give you a better view of your next turn. You can even change the display to show 3D terrain views or to incorporate 3D representations of buildings and landmarks. Lane guidance and junction view provide additional assurance for complicated interchanges. The INE-W927HD even displays navigation and audio/visual screens simultaneously side by side, so you can keep up with what's playing over your stereo as you follow directions. Alpine also gives you free lifetime traffic updates in select areas, so you can see how congestion looks along your route and find a better alternate path quickly. Handy Bluetooth® and smartphone features Want to drive more safely? The INE-W927HD's built-in Bluetooth lets you talk hands-free through your compatible phone. Pairing is simple, and you can control phone functions through the receiver's display, including accessing your favorite contacts. Alpine's external microphone with noise cancellation lets your callers hear you loud and clear. If you've got music on your smartphone or other Bluetooth device, you can stream it to the receiver wirelessly. The INE-W927HD works with Pandora® Internet radio streaming for Android™ and BlackBerry® devices, so you can enjoy skipping songs, thumbs up/thumbs down, and other functions without the need for any wires. Pandora works through a wired connection to your iPhone® or iPod®. If you've got an iPod or iPhone, you'll enjoy control of the iPod functions through the receiver, including rapid search functions. And it'll even work with the iPhone 5, except for its video features. HD Radio™ and excellent sound options, too A built-in HD Radio tuner gives you crystal-clear digital AM/FM radio sound quality, showing you station and song info from participating stations. If you're a satellite radio fan, the receiver's ready to add SiriusXM programming with your subscription and an optional tuner. The 24-bit digital-to-analog converter in the INE-W927HD provides excellent sonic reproduction for all your CDs and digital media sources, while the Time Correction feature lets you focus the stereo image for the driver's seat. Plus, you can customize the sound for your vehicle, including upholstery type, number of speakers, and speaker locations, for the optimum tuning settings. Siri® Eyes Free for non-distracting operation Got an iPhone with Siri? This receiver supports Siri Eyes Free, which means you can ask Siri to make calls, select and play music, compose and hear text messages, read notifications, even use maps and get directions — all commanded by your voice through your Alpine receiver, without any visual distractions from your Apple® device. You may need to download a firmware update from Alpine's website to enable Siri Eyes Free through your receiver. Want to keep your steering wheel controls? In most vehicles, you can use an adapter (not included) to connect your vehicle's steering wheel controls to this Alpine stereo. Connect a few wires, then program the adapter for your particular car and the INE-W927HD, and you'll retain the convenience of your steering wheel controls. Check the "Accessories" tab for compatible adapters. Bluetooth note: Use of this receiver's Bluetooth features will depend upon your phone's Bluetooth capabilities. Learn more in our article explaining Bluetooth profiles. iPod note: If you're going to use your iPod with this receiver, be sure to check "Details" for specific iPod model compatibility. Product Highlights:General features:DVD/CD receiver with 7" touchscreen and AM/FM tunerfits double-DIN (4" tall) dash openingsinternal amp (18 watts RMS CEA-2006/50 peak x 4 channels)built-in Bluetooth for hands-free calling and audio streamingbuilt-in HD Radio tuner with iTunes® taggingNavigation features:maps of United States, Canada, Puerto Rico, and the Virgin Islands, plus 6 million points of interestfree lifetime NAVTEQ traffic informationtext-to-speech announces actual street names at turnslane guidance and junction view3D representations of landmarks and buildingsConnectivity features:iPhone: Pandora control through USB connectionAndroid and BlackBerry: Pandora control through BluetoothiPod: optional Alpine KCU-461iV cable required for full access to audio/video contentsupports Siri Eyes Free mode (firmware update may be required)Audio/video features:9-band parametric equalizerplays CDs, DVDs, and USB memory devices (see Details for full capabilities)Time Correction feature for a stronger stereo image24-bit digital-to-analog convertercompatible with Alpine PXA-H800 IMPRINT audio processor and RUX-C800 controllerExpandability:compatible with SXV200 SiriusXM satellite radio tunerinputs: rear USB input, rear A/V input, rear camera inputoutputs: rear A/V output, 6-channel preamp outputs (4-volt front, rear, subwoofer)Other information:compatible with most factory steering wheel audio controls (adapter required)CEA-2006 compliantwarranty: 1 yearOur 60-day money-back guarantee Why install a car stereo with built-in GPS? Imagine taking a trip as your car's receiver gives you directions, finds the best restaurant for dinner, and plays movies for your back seat denizens. Navigation receivers cover all the bases, with GPS guidance, DVD playback, and a host of other useful features. You can search through millions of points of interest to locate gas stations, restaurants, museums, and other interesting spots, wherever you are. Most receivers offer Bluetooth capability for hands-free calling, along with the ability to search through your iPod playlists with touchscreen controls.
Alpine INE-W927HD Written By Francisco, Miami Springs Florida on Tuesday, August 12, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I installation my Alpine-INE-W927 Is beutiful sound in my car.
Navigation stereo Written By David, Gonzales, la on Saturday, July 19, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) This stereo was not all that. Not for the price. Complicated, plain exterior, not user friendly. OEM is the look these days, I wish audio companies would make something close to looking like it belongs in a high end vehicle not a drifter or fist pumping car. Pros: Cool graphics. Cons: Not user friendly. Too expensive.
Not as good as it should be Written By Lord Helmet, Denver, CO on Friday, April 11, 2014 I rated this unit 2 stars mostly because of it's features and it's overall great appearance. That said, there are some things about this unit that I really, REALLY hate that are deserving of 1 star. I have lived with it for 3mos and I will continue to do so. That is of course, after it is replaced under warranty since the screen went wacky in it. I understand that it's a machine and likely made mostly in China so I will not get upset with unit itself for being faulty and I will not hold that against it. Especially since when the screen went out it was stuck on BT audio so it was easy for me to keep playing tunes even though I could not select a source on the touch screen. Phone calls still worked as well. What I REALLY hate about it is being locked out of the sound parameters while in motion w/o the e-brake on. Everyone knows that road noise is a car-audio system's worst enemy so that fact that Alpine has designed a user interface to lock out said user during the vehicles motion is completely counter-intuitive. What sounds great in my driveway does not sound great at 75mph. Also, I should be able to select the rear facing camera without having put put the vehicle in reverse. I could select other cams but not the rear facing one. Would be great for towing. Finally, I have a Saab 97x (Trailblazer-like) that was equipped with a Bose system. All I had was the head unit replaced and the install shop wired it into the factory bose amp. Sounds worse than my factory HU. Pros: Looks great Extensive features Cons: Locked out of sound parameters unless parked w/e-brake Rear-facing camera cannot be selected unless in reverse. (would be a great option to check on your trailer from time to time) I expected an expensive HIU to be superior. But it just isn't.
Not Bad! Written By SMz Alpine, San Diego, CA on Saturday, March 08, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Much better than the Kenwood! faster response, GPS Navi can compete with Garmin... Pros: Very responsive, backup camera quick, Bluetooth quick, GPS pretty! Cons: Expensive, GPS Warning Alert!
Great buy Written By Mike, Los Angeles on Friday, March 07, 2014 Does everything as advertised. Display is sharp and it's easy to use. I love the sound settings for my eq as well. Pros: Everything listed in owners manual. Cons: Backup cam has about a 3-5 second delay upon initializing after putting it in reverse.
Overall Happy Written By Mark, Baton Rouge, LA on Tuesday, February 18, 2014 A nice unit with cool features and good sound. Looks good, sounds good, works...well. Some aspects can be a bit tricky to learn (I had some difficulty remembering the process of saving addresses to favorites, but got the hang of it after a few tries.) a few connectivity issues with the USB docking plug even with brand new phone and iPod. I've simply resorted to using the Bluetooth and AUX rather than fighting it. My review refers only to iPhone/iPod use, not Android OS devices. Pros: Clean, good sound, good Nav, plenty of sound control options for the person who knows how to manipulate them proper. Cons: USB connectivity issues, no album art via Bluetooth streaming (Pandora/ITunes)
Very nice receiver Written By Clint, Texas on Thursday, January 23, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Love the display, and the clean sound this produces and love all the features, however so far no luck updating it through the usb plug and also not to happy with the whole, press brake, set parking brake, release brake then you can finally do some settings on radio, I understand that they are just to protect you and keep you from driving while setting it, but I think they might have went a little overboard with it. Pros: Good sound, great apps, high amp outputs, sub outs and multiple video ins and outs. also love the option of adding a front camera, witch I think I will purchase next with all my reward points. Cons: Hard to get to the settings.
Alpine INE-W927HD Written By Anonymous, Marion, AR on Tuesday, January 14, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Great radio. Runs smoothly, and sounds great. Owners manual leaves more to be desired than anything else I've purchased recently. Manufacturers need to get back to making full length, detailed owners manuals instead of the now common practice of only putting the VERY elementary basics in it, and leaving out anything that requires pressing more than one button to accomplish. Pros: Great Sound, Runs smooth, Easy to work Cons: Immensely lacking owners manual.
Too many issues Written By Trever, Woodbridge va on Sunday, December 22, 2013 I was excited to get this unit only to be baffled by the connectivity issues with the Bluetooth,I use an iphone5s - it stays on for a few minutes then just disconnects. DVD playback has several Issues as well. Seems more like it plays the movies when it wants to,I had an external Sirius radio until I got this - and now I wish I had just left it in. The search function is time consuming And now all the channels are on the XM side of the merger- I'm just not as satisfied as I thought I would be and will Be returning this unit at the end of the week. Hopefully it works better for you guys than it did for me. I'm totally bummed. Pros: Huge 8" display Cons: Almost every feature has failed so far.
USB playback issues Written By Rfam, FV, CA on Wednesday, December 18, 2013 Looks nice, nav works well, hands free works well, and movie play back (wife & kids) is great, but USB playback has issues. I bought this HU instead of comparable Kenwood just for the random playback of songs from a USB stick. However, I am having playback issues despite different USB sticks, song sets, folder structures, file formats (.aac and .mp3), etc. I have music organized Artist Folders/Album Folders/Song Files with about 70 Artists, 140 Albums, and 1400 songs. Issues are: 1) "???No Data???" error, which hangs unit (at least once a week), and only plugging in a different USB stick will un-hang it. 2) HU only loads about 500 of my 1400 songs, however it will load all 1400 songs if I unplug & re-plug the USB stick. 3) It forgets random play mode (about 1 in 4 times I jump in the car). 4) It won't skip to previous song in random play whether using shuffle all songs or a playlist. It has a slick nav search that presents only possible letters, but not for contact searches - would have been nice! I used to have a Garmin Nuvi that played back all my songs randomly and flawlessly. Every time I got in the car, my tunes were playing without me touching a thing. All in all, I like the 927, but find it funny that a GPS company can kick butt on a Stereo company when it comes to song playback - go figure! Pros: good nav, hands free, and movie playback Cons: problematic (dare I say horrible!) USB playback, still needs some refinement, price
Alpine radio Written By Natalie, Elyria, OH on Thursday, October 17, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) This is a super awesome radio. It was tricky to install but the van was modified with special equipment for driving from a wheelchair. The customer service from crutch field was worth the extra money I paid for the radio Pros: Worth it to pay a little more from crutchfield Cons: Tricky to install
Alpine rocks Written By Michael U., Sarasota, fl 34231 on Wednesday, October 16, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Everything thing works perfect! Fit nice easy to hook up. Pros: I love the Bluetooth feature makes it nice no extra wire laying around. Cons: Doesn't come with a remote.
Solid but lacking in features which is disappointing Written By MidTex, Midland, TX on Monday, September 30, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Let me state up front that Crutchfield customer server is absolutely fantastic.... I am on my 4th navigation unit trying to find the "perfect" one. The previous three (1 Clarion and 2 Kenwood) all had issues that I found unacceptable. This Alpine unit is performing fine, but for the same price, it is noticeably lacking in features compared to the Kenwood DNX-890HD (which I had problems with). I'm disappointed but really don't think there's anything out there I will be happy with. My wife's 2008 Armada factory nav/entertainment is more sorted and feature-rich than this (which is sad). Pros: Good sound quality, reasonably fast, good iPhone support, ability to turn off Bluetooth streaming audio while leaving Bluetooth connection active for phone. Presets to save EQ and crossover preferences. Cons: Lacking features such as customizable EQ settings for each input and you can't alter setup (not even EQ!) without stopping vehicle and setting parking brake twice while foot on brake to unlock and then you must drill down through several menus to get there. Doesn't even support "Loudness" contours. In navigation you're unable to change audio volume except through menus and while it supports speed limit warnings, it doesn't display your speed. Strong echo heard by callers.
Okay, but Written By Mik, Toronto, Canada on Tuesday, September 24, 2013 I got this unit to replace my Eclipse AVN-5510. I loved my Eclipse--great sound, very quick and responsive Navigation, intuitive and simple interface--but I didn't have built-in Bluetooth. The Alpine had some nice features, like HD radio, better iPod integration, a higher-resolution screen, NAVTEQ traffic...some bells & whistles I was looking for. I'm hooked up to an Alpine amp, plus Type R components all around. At the end of the day, I enjoy this unit...but I miss my Eclipse. Much easier to navigate, much quicker and responsive interface, and physical keys on the screen bezel for the most common functions. Pros: * Excellent sound quality. The i-Personalize setup (where you enter sound field and time correction ) does a great job of making the stereo image envelope you. * Feature-set: it has almost everything you need, unless you want apps control. Go to Pioneer for that. * OEM look: No gimicky large fonts, can't colour change your backgrounds...keeps it OEM looking. (Note: you CAN change the startup screen from the Alpine. Google around for it.) * Good BT integration. Cons: * It's impossible to operate this unit blindly while you are driving. My Eclipse had physical controls for tune/track UP and DOWN. Not so with this Alpine. Try and hit the tune up button on the touchscreen and if you don't hit it dead on, it won't change the station or track. I got the Alpine remote to be able to get tactile feedback while operating this unit. * Navigation: Everything is hidden many menus deep, and scrolling on the screen is not sensitive, and sluggish as well.
Love this GPS Written By Todd, Newnan, GA on Thursday, August 15, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Most things about this GPS are great, Sound quality is great, display is easy to use, volume control with the Sienna install kit is slow to respond. It's as if the processor for the steering wheel integration takes an additional half second to decide how to send the signal. Not a deal breaker but a minor inconvience. Movies are great quality, along with my custom speaker install I now have a mobile theater and each rear seat has its own 9" headrest screen. I wish you could dual zone, listen to radio up front, and movies in the rear. Maybe I just haven't found the option yet. Install looks nearly OEM, very important to me, using the Sienna install kit. Pros: Sound quality, screen quality, interface Cons: Lack of dual zone, steering wheel control integration.
Satisfied customer Written By Ryan, Lexington, KY on Monday, July 29, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Product is great! Alpine did their homework on this one. Easy to use and many many options. Solid! Cant ask for anything more.
Very nice unit Written By FJ, NC on Saturday, July 27, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Replaced the factory unit in a FJ Cruiser. Nav works very well. Sound is excellent. No complaints. No issues with the install. Not too complex to operate.
Looks good, but. Written By Okme2, California on Wednesday, June 19, 2013 All alpine system, pro install. Everything is type R, with a V9 amp, custom 10"box and this head. The touch screen isn't as good as the phone screens you are used to. Especially when the car (screen) is moving over pot holes. DSP The DSP was touted as a selling point, but its way over compressed and screams the highs at you at all volumes. After 3 weeks, I've just turned it off completely. Navigation The navi was also a supposed selling point. Big mistake. It's trash. Took two trips into San Francisco and it failed both times. Either it had no data on major streets (mission blvd) or no data on established businesses. Entering the data is a pain in the butt too. It is not at all intuitive or natural. Even the simplest iPhone navi beats this. Add to that the screen is moving with the vehicle and you can see its not good. Recognizing my phone on bluetooth is also hit or miss. Sometimes I'm using pandora, but it won't see it as a pandora app. So no track data, no up/down votes. Even plugged in, it won't connect and I have to unplug and plug a few times. Again, my iPhone is better in every aspect to this unit. The screen is nice and well lit, but is far far far from polished in its user interface design. I'm taking it back tomorrow to see if I can change it out for something much simpler and more effective. Pros: Well lit screen. Cons: DSP or what alpine calls. MX or media expander. Poor user interface. Poor connectivity on Bluetooth/pandora. Abysmal navigation. (Garbage) Poor EQ.
Easily met and exceeded my expectations!! Written By Daniel, United States on Monday, June 17, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I recently purchased this head unit as an open box product from crutchfield about a month ago! I am what you would call a do it yourself-er ( I have done about 10-15) car audio/ head unit installations before and this was no problem whatsoever!! The unit itself is very nice! Everyone who gets into my truck is in awe! They love the in dash gps and dvd system, as do I! I would recommend this product to anyone! Alpine makes some of the best stuff!!! Worth every penny! Pros: I really like this whole unit! I've played with all the other brands and alpines are by far my favorite! Cons: I only have one thing I am not entirely pleased with.. NO iphone 5 integration..
Awesome Written By Jason T., North port, fl. on Saturday, May 18, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Awesome head unit. Everything you really need in one box. Even the iPod adapter with video. Replacing the original W200 from 2006. It's like coming out of the Stone Age Pros: Love the new advancement in Bluetooth technology. Everything in one unit Watch video & movies from iPod Cons: GPS a little blah. Needs an update It's a bit pricey. But I spent more on my old alpine for all the add ons.
good alpine unit Written By Jon, Nor Cal on Wednesday, May 01, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) love the unit and this is my 3rd alpine head unit, only compplaint is that the touch screen ability lacks a lot than my previous model the w505 and the ability to see the next 6 or so upcoming songs, other than that i love it Pros: user friendly,great navi, great display Cons: touchscreen
So far, I love it.!! Written By Ed, Chantily, VA on Wednesday, April 24, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) For a novice, the instructions are really vague. Installation time could be reduced by half with easy to read/understand the instructions. The sound, grafics and overall quality appear to be top notch, connecting accessories ( rear camera) werre (are) confusing to say the least, and at this point, I have to say Crutchfield tech. help was of little help (it was as if I had to lead them along...i.e. do I connect this wire to this wire??? Yea, just plug it in.... I think I finally figured it out on my own. After three days, it's still not installed, but I have faith. Bottom line...with accessories, there are too many parts, too many contridicting instructions and poor in istructions ( if you decide to add a rear facing camera). Pros: Great sound, Good grafics and a nice look to my old ford. Cons: If you install these things everyday you probably will not have difficulty....if on the other hand, you are a do it "yourselfer"......get some help!
awesome Written By Stef, Lynchburg ,Va on Tuesday, April 09, 2013 A superb unit. Beautiful in my dash. Pros: The best screen even in mid day sun. Cons: Loading mp3's from flash drive is a little slow, but it is a 32 gig drive.
Disappointed AGAIN! Written By Mustangman6799, Richland, WA on Friday, March 29, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I have a diesel engine that's very loud. I installed Hushmat everywhere, still loud. Engine noise renders hands-free calling COMPLETELY unusable. I had a comparatively inexpensive Kenwood deck that I tried out and the hands-free calling worked flawlessly. My callers didn't even know I was driving. Unit is INCREDIBLY SLOW! HATE that part. Feels like you're trying to breathe through a straw. So slow you push buttons twice 'cause you think your touch didn't register so you have to hit back and do it again. SUCKS. I'm sending it back. The navigation works pretty well- I have been told to go down 1-way streets the wrong way a couple of times, but so far, all of the destinations I've tried to get to have worked properly. The "Speed limit is __" is incorrect 60% of the time. Bluetooth Pandora with Android is spectacular. I rarely have an issue. I have remote start so, if I leave my bluetooth turned on with my phone, the deck automatically opens Pandora and is playing by the time I get into my truck. I like the unit overall, not too bad to install but it does take a lot of time. Disappointed that for this price, it doesn't come with SatRadio preinstalled. Like I have unlimited space to keep adding accessories... Come on guys- this much for a flippin' radio and I have to buy another thing for Sat? Enough power to use stock speakers w/o amp. Pros: Excellent with Pandora. Beautiful screen, possibly HD? Nav works pretty well. Great sound. Capable to do pretty much whatever you'd want. Cons: Incredibly slow. Hands-free calling no workey when you have a loud motor. Must buy a sat adapter for XM. So sslllllooooowwww. Spendy spendy spendy and so slow, it's not worth the price. If it were $500, I'd be better with the negative points. I think the other reviews are not written by actual customers.
Amazing fully functional GPS/NAV/XM in-dash receiver Written By Josh, Burrillville Rhode Island on Thursday, March 21, 2013 I purchased and had the unit installed about three weeks ago and I have nothing but great things to say about it. The Double Din install kit for my Infiniti i30 is perfect and looks like it came right out of the factory. Having installed all the adapters such as steering wheel controls, XM tuner and iPod adapter it does everything I could want and more. The hands-free calling is excellent and the microphone is barley visable depending on where you place it. The display is amazing and having the ability to tilt the screen depending on the sun ensures great visibility in all conditions. The GPS is phenomenal, which surprised me as I was a long time Garmin user. Having the ability to fully customize the presets, background colors and stereo specifications makes this the perfect unit for anyone looking for an all inclusive GPS/CD/DVD/XM in dash receiver. I could not be happier with my decision and recommend this unit to everyone. Pros: Amazing display, great navigation, excellent sound quality, seamless install, wonderful hands-free calling ability, great DVD picture quality and sound and ease of use with a great UI. Cons: Bluetooth Pandora with my galaxy s3 does not work. I have to use my custom auxillary that was installed in order make it work.
Alpine W927HD Written By EZTREY, Nebraska on Sunday, March 17, 2013 I don't review many products but I couldn't let this one slide! Either get Alpine or save your money until you can. Worth every penny and every other else is chasing this unit. If you haven't done your research start right here. Then you won't have too waste time doing anymore. Unbelievable that's all I have left to say! Pros: Everything! Top of the line! Cons: I'll bet you can't find one! Especially if you own this one!
Amazing Unit!!! Written By David H, Port Saint Lucie FL, on Saturday, February 16, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I replaced my pioneer Avh-x5500bhs because it was nothing but a headache from day one to this Alpine INEw927hd and i can't be happier this head unit is nothig but top notch a little pricey but iys worth it!!! Pros: Easy to use, great screen colors and the sound is amazing!!!!!!! Cons: None yet!!!!!!!
INE-W927HD Written By Ken, Bedford In on Sunday, February 10, 2013 I replaced this unit from a stock Scion touch screen Pioneer And really like the Alpine's features. Sound q is amazing with stock speakers using the iPod (applelossless format). I plan in the near future to upgrade the speakers to Dynaudio 2 way, Arc audio Ds8 and over 1200 total watts alpine amps with a 10 inch Jl audio w6 sub (active 3 way). Navi is great, works well with Samsung Galaxy 3. Pandora is weak in sound q. And have not been able voice dial at all. Dvd sound and picure q is also great. Pros: ease of use, Features, Sound Q. Rear camera upgrade. Very strong built in amps (clean with great dynamics) Cons: Pandora sound q, Voice dial, limited Hd fm stations in area.
Great Unit Written By William, Massapequa Park, NY on Friday, February 08, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) This Alpine head unit is amazing. The GPS is very good, has a great UI. Phone functionality is top notch. I have an iPhone 5 and works perfectly with it connected by USB. The only thing I would like is better Siri functionality. The Radio works great. HD radio works flawlessly. And now the sound quality. I upgraded my entire car to be Polk DXi's so my car had a 6 speaker system that wasn't being fully utilized with the factory radio. I assumed Id need an amp but now I dont think I do. The head unit powers them very nicely. No distortion at all. And I plan on getting the Alpine Power Pack and I feel like thats all I'll need to make this system perfect to my liking. Im not a heavy bass guy so the speakers with more power work fine for me. Pros: HD Radio, Good GPS, Sound Quality, iPhone 5 compatibility. Cons: No Siri integration or good support.
Get everything you'll need to enjoy your new Alpine INE-W927HD Choose Category iPod® Adapters for Aftermarket Radios Smartphone Cables & Adapters Satellite Radio for Your Car Remote Controls All Car Amplifiers Factory System Integration Steering Wheel Audio Control Adapters Rear-view and Auxiliary Cameras Tools Connectors Professional Installation Video Cables Screen Cleaning Stereo Mini Patch Cables RCA Patch Cables & Adapters Factory System Adapters Car Headphones iPod® Adapters for Aftermarket Radios Smartphone Cables & Adapters Satellite Radio for Your Car Remote Controls All Car Amplifiers Factory System Integration Steering Wheel Audio Control Adapters Rear-view and Auxiliary Cameras Tools Connectors Professional Installation Video Cables Screen Cleaning Stereo Mini Patch Cables RCA Patch Cables & Adapters Factory System Adapters Car Headphones Play your iPod through your new stereo. You can have satellite radio display on the face of this stereo by using one of these packages. Subscription required. Let a passenger control the action with a wireless remote. Get higher power output and more dynamic response from your Alpine radio. You can operate your new radio with your factory-installed steering wheel controls by adding an adapter. Your back bumper will thank you for getting a rear-view camera. Save money by doing the installation yourself. The right tools will help. Get more info about having your new receiver put in by a qualified professional in your area. iPod® Adapters for Aftermarket Radios Smartphone Cables & Adapters Satellite Radio for Your Car Remote Controls All Car Amplifiers Factory System Integration Steering Wheel Audio Control Adapters Rear-view and Auxiliary Cameras Tools Connectors Professional Installation Video Cables Screen Cleaning Stereo Mini Patch Cables RCA Patch Cables & Adapters Factory System Adapters Car Headphones Alpine KCU-461iV iPod® Cable Sends audio and video to select Alpine multimedia receivers Item #: 500KCU461V (15) $29.99 Add to Cart Alpine KCU-445i Control your iPod® or iPhone® directly from select Alpine receivers Item #: 500KCU445I (5) $29.99 Add to Cart PAC USB Extension Cable Connects to your car stereo's rear USB input — gives you a convenient spot to plug in your iPod® cable Item #: 541USBCBL (56) $19.99 Add to Cart Alpine KCU-471i Connect your iPod® or iPhone® with Lightning connector to select Alpine 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This community-based Diabetes Self-Management Education (DSME) program endeavors to help people with diabetes in the Philippines acquire the knowledge, self-care practices, and attitudes required for the effective management of diabetes. It offers culturally-appropriate, cost-effective, and comprehensive diabetes care by using locally modified educational materials and tapping support from barangay health workers (BHW). This pilot study is part of a long-term, self-sustaining diabetes program which aims at reducing the burden of diabetes by improving physiologic and behavioral parameters. It aspires to be a "model of community diabetes care" throughout the country, ultimately attenuating disparities in health outcomes for underserved Filipinos in the rural community.
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Modules developed by the IDF Consultative Section on Diabetes Education (DECS) in 2002 were translated into the Filipino language by a bilingual translator from the Center of the Filipino Language (Sentro ng Wikang Filipino) of the University of the Philippines Manila. The translated modules were modified according to the participants' level of knowledge and were used for the diabetes self-management education program.
The project is working with the Philippine Society of Endocrinology and Metabolism and partners on various regions of the country, through their diabetes education programs, to promote and direct stepped care approach (as modeled from Phases I, II and III) in representative communities in the country.
This project has been so succesful that the team are now piloting it in several communities in the Philippines.
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- 20th World Diabetes Congress, Montreal (Canada), October 2009
- Philippine Society of Endocrinology and Metabolism, January 2010
- 14th International Congress of Endocrinology, Kyoto (Japan), March 2010
- World Diabetes Congress, Melbourne (Australia), December 2013 (3 posters)
- 20th World Diabetes Congress, Montreal (Canada), October 2009
- 21st World Diabetes Congress, Dubai (UAE), December 2011
- Philippines Society of Endocrinology, Plenary lecture, Manilla (Philippines), March 2014
- "Diabetes Self Management Education: An effective response to the increasing burden in under-served communities" [2] Diabetes Voice, June 2011
- "Phase 1 of the community-based Diabetes Self-Management Education (DSME) program in Suan Juan Batangas, Philippines" [3] Diabetes Research and Clinical Practice, 90, 2010: 160-166
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BRIDGES (Bringing Research in Diabetes to Global Environments and Systems) is a programme initiated by the International Diabetes Federation [4], and supported by an educational grant from Lilly Diabetes.


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; The college News VOL. XLI, NO. 5 ARDMORE and BRYN MAWR, PA., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1944 CoP,ri.M Tru......f price 10 CENTS Bryn M�wr Coll���. IJ44 Dewey Defeats Roosevelt in Student Poll Faculty and Staff Favor Roosevelt With 48 Votes Against Dewey's 18 J. C. Bell Discusses Dewey's Proposals For Lasting Peace Free Enterprise Will Rule Administration Says Bell Dewey Social Security Aid In Full Employment Discussed by Burns Film of 'Our Hearts* Scheduled to Appear In CollegeAuditorium Goodhart, October 24. Present- ing the second of two coordinated war assemblies, the Honorable John C. Bell, Lt. Governor of Pennsylvania, emphasized Dewey's belief in the American system. Stating that winning the war, ob- taining a fair and durable peace, and an effective domestic policy are the problems that the next President must solve, he attempted to show how Dewey could be more efficient than Roosevelt. As for winning the war, Bell asserted that the President is of minor importance because that is a problem which is and will con- tinue to be left to the military and navy personnel. He said that the war can be prosecuted more effec- tively, however, under a Dewey administration where bureaucratic hampering will be eliminated. Negotiation of the peace does not depend on one man, said Bell, but it is dependent on the Presi- dent and a two-thirds majority of the Senate. Bell fears that Roosevelt will "sell America's shirt" and betray the small na- tions, whereas Dewey desires a just peace to preserve small na- tions and an expression of the ideals of the American people. The domestic issue is primarily a conflict between a Roosevelt- centralized-planned-economy and a Dewey-free-enterprise-economy. A future Roosevelt administration was cited by Bell as a system un- der which millions of war workers and soldiers will be jobless. Dew- _ Continued on Page 4 0 ---------+-------------------------- Goodhart, October 23. "For many years to come, modern so- ciety will need social security as a safeguard to insure full employ- ment," said Dr. Eveline Burns in the second of the Anna Howard Shaw lectures on Social Security in an Expanding Economy. In the first place, said Mrs. Burns, this program is needed as a continuing safeguard against times when full employment may not be completely realized. She warned against the optimism which prevails in many circles to- day concerning the possibilities of expanded production in the post- war world. This current spirit of optimism arises from the presence of a dammed-up consumer demand backed by a considerable amount of war saving, and the confidence of the optimists in a large foreign demand following the conclusion of hostilities. Optimism Dr. Burns attributes her guard- ed and long range optimism to several considerations. The total amount of savings available is much less than people generally suppose, and a good deal of the existing savings are in the pos- session of large financial organ- izations which are often very re- luctant to invest those savings. In addition, the volume of for- eign trade is likely to decrease a good deal when the foreign coun- tries which are accepting our goods are in a position to repay their debts. Mrs. Burns also feels that "a social security program is an in- dispensable mechanism to insure a certain amount of purchasing power in the event of temporary dislocations." The ''vicious cir- cle" of economic depression, re- Contlnued on Page 3 The movie production of the book, Our Hearts Were Young and Gay, by Cornelia Otis Skin- ner and Emily Kimbrough, will be shown at a special performance in Goodhart Hall on Friday, No- vember 10 following its Philadel- phia premiere on Thursday, the ninth. Philadelphia Opening Opening in Philadelphia at the |*Aldine Theatre, 19th and Chestnut streets, the presentation of "Our Hearts Were Young and Gay" will be accompanied by personal appearances of as yet unnamed persons. The seats are all re- served, selling for $2.00 and $3.00, and tickets can be purchased at the Publicity Office here, at Haly's on Chestnut street, or at the Al- dine Box Office. The' profits from this performance will go to the Special Scholarship Fund of the College. Tickets for the special perform- ance in Goodhart, to be sold in the Publicity Office, will sell for $.85 (first four rows), and $1.00. Paramount and Warner Bros, have restricted the sale of tickets to Bryn Mawr College, Harcum, Baldwin, and Shipley Schools. Students are, however, permitted to bring guests. Freshmen Compete For Hall Play Prize Student Volunteers Scatter to All Points To Fulfill Promises to New U.V.A.P. Program by Marcia Dembow '47 The U. V. A. P. has gotten off to a relatively roaring start on the campus since its inauguration. Students are tearing off in all di- rections to perform their various duties. Some are striding to the Bryn Mawr Hospital moving noiseless- ly in their white, rubber heeled shoes, their skirts swishing "mid- way between the calf and the an- kle." The brawnier � crew is head- ed for the farm lands, clad in blue jeans and shirts. Many other large groups are headed for Phil- adelphia to work with the F. E. P. G, while their friends run over to Goodhart to roll surgical dress- ings. Most of the activities under the new program have officially begun and are being supported by all of those who previously signed up. Twenty-three Nurses Aides go tramping off to the Hospital two evenings a week, while sixteen girls have already finished the course and are working in near- by hospitals. Also, a canteen class is being taught by Miss Gardiner for those who are interested in such work. Another group is do- ing cafeteria work at the Bryn Mawr Hospital. Newly organized, the Industrial Group is going into Philadelphia to work with the F. E. P. C. These students are beginning with clerical and statistical work and then are going to visit unions where they will study labor votes and labor views. The farm group has already been out to Newtown* Stjuare corn husking and received remunera- tion for its work. After spend- ing three hours in the cornfield a few Fridays ago, stripping the corn from its stalk, it returned to the halls to find corn-on-the-cob for -supper. As they hauled the golden ears up to their hungry mouths the farmerettes did not appreciate the dietitian's sense of humor. � Many of these volunteers are serving dual roles in the U. V. A. P., combining several activities. Many people are expected to give blood when the Blood Donor Unit comes to Ardmore, November the sixth through the tenth. Calendar Thursday, Oct. 26 Main Line Forum: Robert J. Watt: Labor in a Free Dem- ocracy, Roberts Hall, Haver- ford, 8:15. Friday, Oct. 27 Varsity Hockey, Beaver, Hoc- key Field, 4:00. Undergrad Movie. Music Room, 7:30. Tri-County Concert Associa- tion: Julius Schulman, vio- linist, Radnor High School, Wayne, 8:30. Saturday, Oct. 28 Latin Play, Double Trouble, Goodhart, 7:30. Latin Department Party, Common Room. Sunday, Oct. 29 Interhall Hockey, Pembroke vs. Rhoads, Hockey" Field, 3:30. Monday, Oct. 30 Current Events, Common Room, 7:15. Shaw Lecture: Dr. Eveline M.' Burns, Assur- ance of Income: The First Step Towards Security, Good- hart, 8:30. Republicans Lose Heavily In Graduate Landslide For Roosevelt German Club Ceases Activity Due to Lack Of Student Interest The Freshmen of Rhoads, Rock, Pern East and West, Denbigh, Radnor and Merion will again compete for the plaque annually awarded for the best one act play. The performance will be given on November third and fourth in Goodhart, and will be judged by a group of faculty. Both Denbigh and Pern East have chosen plays by Barrie; Denbigh, Half an Hour, and Pern East, The Lady Shows Her Metal. Denbigh's play will be directed by Caroline Seamens '47, helped by the Freshman director, Jane El- lis. Doreen Huritz '47 is direct- ing Pern East's play with Eliza- beth Cameron as Freshman direc- tor. Under the lead of Estelle Mor- rison, who produced the winning Freshman play last year, Merion is putting on The Birthday of the Infanta by Oscar Wilde. The Freshman director is Jane Cod- dington, and the head of costumes is Vera Tozzer. Rhoads is giving Trifles with Pat Acheson '46 directing, and Janine Landau and Louise Shel- don assisting. Shaw is the au- thor of Rock's play, Man of Des- Continued on Page 4 Elections The Sophomore Class takes pleasure in announcing the election of the following offi- cers for the year 1944-45: Emily Evarts, President. Mary Lee Blakeley, V. Pres- ident. Ellen Sheperd, Secretary. Ann Matlack, Song Mistress. The German Club has, for the present, been disbanded by the joint decision of its members. It will continue to function to the extent that its bi-monthly teas will be held, but the Club will merge itself into the activities of the German house. Discouraged by the scant re- sponse to an opening tea and a lecture, the president and vice- president of the club, Dorothy Bruchholz '46 and Margaret Ur- ban '47, have decided to discontin- ue club activities until attend- ance by interested students justi- fies a renewal. It is hoped that the state of disinterestedness from which pos- sible German Club members are suffering can be remedied in time for the Christmas Play. Of 392 undergraduates voting in the campus poll conducted on Monday, 198 students voted for Dewey, 177 for Roosevelt, and 18 for other candidates. Of these only 38 are registered voters. Among the faculty and staff, Roosevelt received 48 votes, Dewey 18, and another, one, while two re- mained still undecided. In the Graduate School, Roosevelt won with 20 votes and Dewey trailed with five. It is interesting to note that in the 1940 election, 314 students sup- ported Willkie, and 146 Roosevelt, a much greater Republican major- ity as well alS a larger response to the ballot. The faculty in. 1940 voted almost as they do in 1944: 49 for Roosevelt, 18 for Willkie. Willkie was more popular with the graduates than is Dewey; they gave Roosevelt 30 votes in 1940, Willkie 28. Party Affiliations Broken ,down into party affilia- tions, the poll indicates that 168 undergraduates are Republicans, 110 Democrats, 90 Independents, f8 Socialists, four ^Communists, and one belonging to no party. Of the faculty and staff, 27 are. Re- publicans, 27 Democrats and 15 In- dependents. Of the graduate stu- dents, nine are Democrats, eight Republicans, seven Independents, and two belong to other parties. When analyzed according to classes, the poll reveals that as they go up, the classes prefer Roosevelt. The Class of 1945 cast 35 votes for Roosevelt, 25 for Dewey, and two for others. The Class of 1946 gave Roosevelt 37 votes, Dewey 33, and others seven. To Dewey the Class of '47 gave 62 votes, to Roosevelt 52, and to oth- ers three, while the Freshmen reg- istered 67 votes for Dewey, 45 for Roosevelt, and six for others. Could it be, we wonder, the influence of Continued on page 4 Roosevelt 'Acts With His Ear to Ground', 'Makes Progress While Running', Say Polls By Patricia Platt '45 The News poll found the prodig- ious Mr. Roosevelt catching up on Paul Bunyon when "he acts with his ear to the ground," makes "daring, visionary moves," and "carries weight internationally." One student even wants to vote for him because of the "progress made in his years of running." With such physical accomplishments, no wonder that he has "gradually be- come an ego-maniac." How cynic- al in contrast is the wistful reason for voting for Dewey; "There is no fool like an old fool!" Dewey cannot evoke such pic- turesque prose. Instead, reasons for voting for Roosevelt on his ac- count were usually terse. A mem- ber of the faculty finds "Dewey's mustache" sufficient justification for being a Democrat. A searcher after truth complains that after much trying she cannot find what Dewey stands for, and another just gives up and aays "Dewey is preT tending." Perhaps the most in- teresting reason for voting for him is that he has "the prettier wife." In addition he is a "damn sight more honest, even if he is ruth- less�ad nauseum." The poll netted a fascinating col- lection of little gems of charming nonchalance. A Senior felt that "Dewey is not capable of taking over the reigns in this time of con- fusion." Even nicer is the opinion "I'm agin' age and self-perpetra- tion in office." The perplexing case ^f a retarded prodigy came to light when a student marked her class as 1942, then proceeded to stat* that she was not old enough to vote. Mingling with more strident voices were some sad souls and a number of downright pessimists. Pathos appears in the reflection "Don't like Roosevelt, Dewey, or Fala." From the faculty came "Cannot stomach Ananias and Sapphira." Our hearts go out to the unhappy dreamer with no par- Continued on Page S % y
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Where I agree with you is that parents teach children according to their beliefs or morality, what is right and wrong, and sometimes its just planting a seed and watching it grow. Sometimes it takes a whole bag of seeds to grow one stinking plant. The issue is what seeds to we plant, seeds that grow eatable fruit in life, or seeds that grow sticker weeds. If you want to get right down to it, you could probably call our school system and all education, brainwashing if you wanted to really stretch it. We teach a perception history was this way, good english and writing is that way, and not this way. Art is in the eye of the beholder. Aren't we all manipulated to some degree, no matter what we learn? Like OT stated, and we all know, the Boob Tube brainwashes all of us, and who hasn;t had some jingle stick in their head for a day, and what toothpaste do we buy because colgate spent $100M on TV adds. Cars, Cosmetics, products, all drilled into our heads with a seed planted associating this product with sex, pleasure, or sucess.
Cults usually isolate their flock, and usually do not allow social interaction with outside the flock. Johovah's witnesses do this, and they alienate their children from other kids in school, and outside of school. If you had seen the special, that was one thing I was struck by, was many of these kids felt alienated, and wished they could find friends other than religious kids. Intentional or not, these kids feel alienated. Even some religions not considered cults tend to do this alienating.
Its a tough call if you consider a Christian camp an equal effort of brainwashing, when this example of Atheists replacing words "God and Lord", with fantasy names, and a drilling the idea God is imaginary, than telling kids "you are free to decide for yourself", while they deal a stacked deck. If I think about it objectively, I could think the deck is equally stacked on the Christian side of planting their seeds. I think what tips the scales completly however to the Christian side not, is these are (ministers and clergy) people who have studied in depth to understand the Bible, and are Ordained in the Faiths they belong to. It is their lifes work, and they teach in order to understand and tie things togather completly out of the Bible. Which is differnt than teaching finding counterdictions, and not taking into account the entire scope of understanding. You may hate Catholics, but the most highly educated group of people in theology, are the Cardinals of the world in the Catholic religion.
I would say the true Christian camp has an honest approach based on the fact these are people who have passed down centuries of study and learning. It begs the question if I'm honest, how could so many centuries resulting in more than one religion from the same Bible? Thats a pretty big question. I am not so sure that the atheist camp is based on honest and true study of the Bible. Thats just my opinion.


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quote:what is it with Johnson that made him such a failure?
quote:I wouldn't be surprised if Southern Miss hired a JUCO coach if the financial situation is as bad as people say.
quote:It must not be as bad as people say, or they wouldn't have fired Johnson.
quote:I listened to a MS talk show today and a few Southern fans called in wanting Favre. I irl 'd
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quote:Kliff Kingsbury OC Texas A&M
quote:Hud is making more here than Ellis Johnson was making at USM. Southern Miss just went 0-12 and CUSA and the Sun Belt aren't much different, doubt he leaves.
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quote:I had never heard of Simpson until I saw someone tweet he was at the game last night. Would be a good hire. He could be a guy who may actually want to stay and build the program.


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the time for engagement between Iran and Israel is due. the distant war drums beat and everyone's deaf. cooperation with sea lanes ,drug interdiction and trade are proven topics of discussion.
the holy war siege is hurting the population and pushing Iran into an corner
with little room to manuver. and what are the results of such actions but
animosity .
Korean, and Pakistan are more of an threat. but to understand them. to engage
one and not all is counterproductive. I have yet to hear of diplomatic efforts between Israel and Iran. direct. any legitimate comments welcome.


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Wing-Zero wrote:Europe's 3,000+ history > our 200 year history.
I think you're doing both sides down a little there.
They still have farms in the UK that run on the same system they did 100,000 + years back.
The farm over the road from me is a good example of this. They have a causeway there. A path with a deep ditch and steep bank with a hedge growing on the very top once used for moving livestock. They still have the gates in the corner of the fields.
As for the US you could easly go back to the same time and find people there I think.
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Not that a certain pair of eyes may see this, or that he is getting anything in his stocking other than Coal , but this year we did nearly every bit of our Christmas shopping right from the keyboard. Pretty darn amazing, but it must be killing the local malls more and more, every year. With the price of gas, running all around town, not finding something, having lunch and snacks while you shop, the savings more than makes up the shipping fees. Oh did I mention not having to stand in line either.
Even more amazing is the last minute delivery specials. Started ordering Monday and Tuesday, and been delivered already all day today. Most ground shipping is usually 4-5 days, but they are delivering in 2 or less. The post office keeps telling us they are broke, they need to start delivering like UPS or Fed Ex.
I have to say, I do feel for the small retailer, he can't compete as it is, but when you are competing against these giants it is impossible to beat their buying discounts, or even think about getting these shipping deals. Bed Bath and beyond, Home depots, Walmarts, all the big retailers, get these shipping rates slashed when they bring multi million dollar shipping volumes to the table. I ship one little box cross country, and it costs an arm and a leg.
The internet has taken over the retail business industry, and we may all see malls completly vacant in not too long.


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