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quote:B. They just have issue with religion and see that religious people are against it so they just take the opportunity to debate religion with them and tell them how the Bible is just an old book full of incorrect info. Mostly they do this by quoting the Bible out of context. This is an issue more about ones moral beliefs and where those are obtained. If in church you are against it and if you don't believe in God then you just pick and choose your morals like in a Picadilly. The debate is never ending because non-believers can never admit there is a God and they will never convert believers
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Camping, hiking, trekking, romping, mountaineering, whatever you choose to do or call it, the great outdoors has never felt so enticing. From thick seafaring sweaters that grace the covers of magazines, the revival of ancient brands to their heyday originals, and to our very own collection of henleys – there is a nod to the mountains wherever you find yourself. This is a national pastime here in the States, and fellow travellers share a (lightweight) gear obsession that could rival cycling. Plus, it turns out that there are more than a few people that pursue both activities, as they no doubt have parallel appeal.
From a day hike out to the Colombia Gorge or a weeklong adventure getting lost in the Scottish Highlands, or maybe just a ramble across the city, we have some gear to get your blistered toes tingling once more.
Rapha x Raeburn Collection Leather Town Gloves – $210
This collection has been all the rage this past week, selling out of the first batch of Quilted Jackets in record time. I personally would take anything from the collection (but I'm leaning towards the Henley. The spot that is truly hot, however, is the brothers update to our grand classic, the Leather Town Gloves. Plus, when you go to grab that smouldering cast iron skillet from the camp stove you will be more than happy.
Check out the interview that Mr. John 'Prolly' Watson did with the brothers over on his site Prolly is not Probably: Interviewed: Christopher and Graeme Raeburn. And another interview with Christopher on this very site »
Kletterwerks Flip Bag – $229
Not only does our own oftentimes mustachioed Rapha Continental darling, Cole Maness, help represent the likes of Kletterworks, but their story deserves a read. If you have ever owned a Dana backpack for one of your post-collegiate adventures then you already know the heritage that was started with these bags. The Kletter Flip works great as your everyday bag, from wine bottles and wax paper wrapped cheese to everything you need for your commute (minus the bike). For a bit further info check out the write up from A Continuous Lean entitled Resurecting a Revolutionary Bag Co.
Poler Two Man Camo Tent – $250
Everyone should own a tent. Even better if it happens to be from Portland based Poler. We might be a little biased because of the amount of time that we have spent with their founder Benji Wagner — he spent a summer on the road with the Rapha Continental – and shot this little video when we went and put on our own Breaking Away with Mellow Johnny's Plus, the good people at Poler understand the benefit of having a laugh at themselves with their recent video release – Landlouping – and that is just awesome. #campvibes
Rapha Deep Winter Base Layer – $165
The only thing that could make this base layer better would be the addition of bottoms. But this heavy duty top will have to do until the Union Suit makes its way back to the runway. It can withstand any of the deepest, darkest climbs and descents that you can find this winter. We are headed out to Bend, Oregon this weekend to cheer on the Rapha-FOCUS team and their crazy cyclocross adventures and this will have a place next to anything in our bag.
Filson – Short Cruiser Jacket – Coated – $260
Top off your Deep Winter Base Layer with a coating of waxed cotton. Just because you are heading out into the wild does not mean that you can't look like James Dean when you do so. The good news is that the typical denim jacket has gotten a boost in the last couple of years and you no longer need to spend countless hours leaning over your engine block to get your jacket to look like it did. And an added bonus – waxed cotton repels water.
Snowpeak – Fold Down Coffee Drip $29.95
This one is not just for the outdoors. It can be used indoors as well. Or in your car as you attempt to ready yourself for a cold cross race or winter ride. It should come as no surprise that we are fans of this Japanese brand. Their commitment to functional and stylish gear is second to none. Plus, when it comes to coffee it is not good to be left without the good old black stuff on any adventure. Make sure to include a bag of anything from west-coasters Stumptown or La Colombe or new favourite in London, Workshop.
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Using the hashtag #oneoftheseplease we want to see you sharing and tagging the things you really want this season via Instagram and Twitter.
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Winter 2014 Life to the Fullest Newsletter from Swedish Cancer Institute
Summer 2014 Cancer Community Walks & Runs
Each year, the Swedish Cancer Institute (SCI) partners with local and national organizations in an effort to help spread awareness of cancer, associated treatments, and resources available in our communities.
Summer 2014 is no different. We've signed on to take part in more events than ever before—and we want you to join us! As an active patient, survivor, family member, friend or advocate, your voice and participation matter.
American Cancer Society Relay for Life
These overnight community fundraising walks help raise money to fund cancer research, education, and support services like Hope Lodge®, Road to Recovery®, Look Good, Feel Better®, and Reach to Recovery®, all American Cancer Society-run programs. The Swedish Cancer Institute patients gain access to these programs throughout the Swedish network. There are several Relay for Life events going on in the Puget Sound. The Swedish Cancer Institute is taking part in:
Talking to kids about cancer
This is often the first question I'm asked by a parent with a new cancer diagnosis. One of the most important things for parents to remember is that they know their children better than anyone else and they love them more than anyone…they can trust themselves to do this well.
Beyond that general reassurance, however, there are some practical tips for talking with children about a cancer diagnosis.
Prepare for the conversation
Think about your goals for the conversation. What does your child need to know? How you can help your child understand what's going on? How do you want your child to feel after the talk? Who should tell your child you have cancer and can the person talking to your child stay relatively calm?
When and where should I have this conversation? You don't have to wait until you have all the answers. Be prepared to ...
Is it ok to laugh with cancer?
The question caught me off guard for a moment, then its meaning sunk in. She was really saying, "Cancer is serious stuff, my breast has been cut on and radiated, and you've given me cancer fighting poisons in my veins. My hair has fallen out, food tastes funny, and I'm on a first name basis with the muzak at my insurance company. I've done my crying, but is it appropriate to laugh at it all?"
I remembered back to an intimidating nurse critiquing a tape of my very first patient interview during my second month of medical school. Her eyes were sharp and piercing and her brow furrowed as she watched the tape. Half way through she stopped it, turned it off, and said, "You are flippant…. I don't much care for it." My heart sank, and then she continued without a smile, but with a twinkle in her eyes, "but it works for you, so don't mind me and keep on doing it."
I believe that humor is therapeutic. Of course, that is not a new idea. The saying, "laughter is the best medicine" did not originate with Readers Digest. The biblical record states, "A merry heart does good like medicine, but a broken spirit drieth bones" (Proverbs 17:22). I don't know that a merry heart will add time to a cancer patient's life, but I know that it will add life to the time that they have.
We don't know a lot about the physiological effects of humor. It does ....
Education programs after cancer
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- Reduce the stress cancer places on relationships
- Overcome the fear of recurrence
- Renew hope and increase resilience
5 things to know about cancer screenings
How do we find early cancers?
Some cancer screenings can be done yourself at home at essentially no cost or risk. This includes regular self-examination of the breasts, testicles and skin. Home fecal occult blood testing can also be done to screen for colorectal cancer. Additional information on cancer screening and self-examinations can be found on websites such as www.cancer.org or www.webmd.com.
Other screening requires medical interventions. There is good evidence that well-targeted screening saves lives. However, screening tests such as mammography, colonoscopy and prostate-specific antigen (PSA) are ...
Grieving and the holidays
A cancer doctor is very familiar with the anxious and fearful grief that accompanies a diagnosis of cancer. We are less acquainted with the lonely and empty grief that is experienced by those left behind when our patients die. However, when I wear my hospice medical director hat, I am privy to those struggles, and knowing that the loss of someone close is particularly difficult during the holidays, I have chosen to divert from subjects I am more familiar with and rely on the experts at hospice to help me present a meaningful discourse on grief during the holiday season.
For the bereaved, the joyous holidays trigger emotions of great conflict. Every act of preparing for the holidays, once a time of cheer and anticipation, becomes another stabbing reminder of ones loss. The demands of family and friends, always a bit stressful around Thanksgiving, Hanukkah, Christmas, and New Year, now are overwhelming, both physically and emotionally. Traditions, designed to create love and family unity, now seem empty and may even create divisions among the grieving. Even successful celebration may bring on a deep surge of guilt for enjoying the holiday alone. And those who have no physical or emotional reserves left for thanksgiving or joy making, may feel great pressure to "get on with their life, and join in the fun."
It has been suggested that the key word in grief is "permission." The bereaved need permission from themselves, and from family and friends, to grieve as long as necessary and in any way that works, remembering that what works may not always be the same. It means permission to only do what you can. A turkey and all the trimmings may just be too much this year. Eating out may be perfect. Having someone else do dinner may be better yet.
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Bare is heading to off-Broadway's New World Stages November 19, with sexy young stars Taylor Trensch and Jason Hite. Get a sneak peek at Damon Intrabartolo and Jon Hartmere's pop tuner about forbidden love at a Catholic school.
Get ready for Miss Trunchbull's rules to back to school, exclusively on Broadway.com!
August 18, 2014Broadway.com's Paul Wontorek headed to Ripley Grier Studio for an open call to meet dozens of Broadway hopefuls who dream of playing the great Carole King in Beautiful.
January 20, 2015Looking star Jonathan Groff sits down with Paul Wontorek to chat about being Hollywood's special sauce and reveal a whole lot of Spring Awakening secrets.
January 30, 2015Broadway.com watch Courtney Reed turn into a Disney princess for her role in the hit Broadway adaptation of Aladdin.
August 11, 2014The funny 20-year-old breakout star of Pitch Perfect is making them laugh in Broadway's The Book of Mormon. He stopped by Show People to talk about his already-standout career.
August 28, 2014"Wicked" original cast member Norbert Leo Butz sings "Dancing Through Life"
January 20, 2010"Wicked" original cast member Idina Menzel sings "The Wizard and I"
January 20, 2010Learn how to do the rip-roaring Newsies paper dance on Broadway Balances America.
November 2, 2014Head into the recording studio with Pippin star Josh Kaufman as he sings a stirring version of the show's anthem "Corner of the Sky."
November 10, 2014The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time has arrived on Broadway, featuring Alex Sharp as Christopher, a peculiar teenage boy who sets out to solve a murder. Click for clips from the new production, opening October 5!
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Waterfalls, white sand beaches, and sunshine. Who'd want that?
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He is the global ambassador for the Toronto Raptors, after all.
The question is: Would you guys mix well together?
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Today is the 34th birthday of Josh Groban, a guy who's sold more than 25 million albums worldwide. As such, you're probably pretty sick of listening to his music, right? No, of course you're not, which is why we've compiled a playlist of 20 songs from his back catalog as a tribute to the birthday boy. You'll find it at the bottom of this piece, so give it a spin, won't you? But before you get to listening to those top-notch tunes, we also wanted to pay tribute to a side of Groban's career that doesn't get nearly as much attention: his work as a comedian. No, he's not a stand-up comedian – although his between-song banter at his concerts does often have the audience in stitches – but Josh Groban is a pretty funny guy, and since we suspect that a lot of you may not have known this about him, here are 14 clips which spotlight his comedy chops.
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Free Nemours BrightStart Screenings for Ages 3 - 5
Tuesday, May 20 from 10am - 12:30pm
Children ages 3-5 are invited to receive a free, 10-minute Early Literacy Screening at the library, courtesy of Nemours BrightStart. Registration is taken on a first-come, first serve basis by a Nemours representative. Utilize this free screening to find out where your child's literacy strengths lay and what you can do to help them improve in any other areas before they start school.Ponte Vedra Library Book Club
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Please join us as we discuss Cathedral of the Wild by Boyd Varty. Everyone is welcome. For further information please contact the Reference Department at 827-6950 or visit the Library's Reference Desk.
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Yoga with Sharon
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Increase flexibility, build strength, and decrease stress while engaging in the ancient practice of yoga. Yoga instructor Sharon Sprenger will guide students through various techniques to help tone and relax the body. Students are encouraged to wear comfortable clothing.
Turtle Talk with Jade
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Celebrate World Turtle Day by learning some cool new facts about turtles with Jade of the St. Johns County Environmental Division. She'll teach you about the turtles in our area and why they need our help. This hands-on experience will include a craft. This program is geared toward kids, but will be enjoyed by all ages. Sponsored by the Friends of the Southeast Branch Library and the St. Johns County Environmental Division.


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A breast self-exam is a check-up a woman does at home to look for changes or problems in the breast tissue. Many women feel that doing this is important to their health.
However, experts do not agree about the benefits of breast self-exams in finding breast cancer or saving lives. Talk to your health care provider about whether breast self-exams are right for you.
Self-examination of the breast; BSE
The best time to do a self-breast exam is about 3 - 5 days after your period starts. Your breasts are not as tender or lumpy at this time in your monthly cycle.
If you have gone through menopause , do your exam on the same day every month.
Begin by lying on your back. It is easier to examine all breast tissue if you are lying down.
Next, stand in front of a mirror with your arms by your side.
Do the same with your arms raised above your head.
Most women have some lumps. Your goal is to find anything new or different. If you do, call your health care provider right away.
American Cancer Society recommendations for early breast cancer detection in women without breast symptoms. www.cancer.org . Revised 10/24/2013.
Screening for Breast Cancer. U.S. Preventive Services Task Force Web site. http://www.uspreventiveservicestaskforce.org/uspstf/uspsbrca.htm . Accessed 08/31/2013.
Debra G. Wechter, MD, FACS, General Surgery practice specializing in breast cancer, Virginia Mason Medical Center, Seattle, Washington. Also reviewed by David Zieve, MD, MHA, Bethanne Black, and the A.D.A.M. Editorial team.
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WOLFEBORO — Warrant articles discussed at this weekend's past deliberative session in Wolfeboro for school-related issues in the Governor Wentworth Regional School District were approved by voters without amendment.
Voting on school warrant articles and the election of officers will take place in the districts towns on Tuesday, March 12. For New Durham voters, at the New Durham School on from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. For Wolfeboro voters, polling will be held in the undercroft of the All Saints Episcopal Church from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. |


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r College Ne VOL. XIX, No. 17 BRYN MAWR AND WAYNE, PA., WEDNESDAY, MARCH 29, 1933 Copyright BKYN MAWH COLLKUK NKWS. 1933 PRICE 10 CENTS Miss Tousley Explains Aims of Junior Month Through It Colleges Learn Goal and Technique of Social Work WORK ON PROJECT BASIS "The reason that the Charity Or- ganization Society runs Junior Month," said Miss Tousley, when she talked in the Common Room last Thursday afternoon, "is that we are attempting to let the colleges know what social work and social workers are like. Social work is a new pr^j fession, which is not understood (b- various parts of the country, and, un- til the census of 1930, social work- ers were listed as semi-professionals in a class with mid-wives and for- tune-tellers." There are twelve colleges, among them Barnard, Smith, Vassar, Wells and Swarthmore, which participate in Junior Month. Nineteen other col- leges on the Eastern coast have ask- ed for admission in the last six years, but have to be turned down. Several of these have formed a Southern Club which meets in Baltimore. The reg- ular Junior Month meets in New York for the four weeks of July. The girls stay at the Women's University Club, whore they live, work, and play together. There they can exchange their ideas and opinions on all sub- jects, besides having the experience of social work. Junior Month is en- dowed or else it could not be carried on. Every girl receives her railroad fare both ways, and has her living expenses paid. The girls whoare sent to Junior Month are those whom the committees at the various colleges in charge of choosing the candidates think, will bring the most to this con- ference and will take the most back. A girl need not be majoring in any one department at college, although some subjects are more helpful than others. "Social work,*unlike all Gaul, is di- vided into two parts.". The students work half of the time in groups and the other half, individually. First of all, they learn New York in seven days in order to be able to get around by themselves. Then for three days fcof the week they are sent out on social case work in a definite^ district. They are supplied with data about the families which they visit, but they must make decisions for themselves. They gradually work up to tasks of greater responsibility, but they are never required to meet situations which would be too involved for them. The last three days are devoted to lectures and discussions on social work in the courts, in the hospitals, and in the schools. Experts along these lines come and present their theories. For example, a lecture might be held on delinquency, after which a visit would be paid to the Children's Court, that there might be an opportunity to see how a judge disposes of his cases, and to study the children brought up before him. Following this, a trip might be made to the Reform School in order to com- plete for the students the cycle fol- lowed by those boys who have re- ceived sentences. This method, of instruction on the project basis shows one the whole sit- uation from the ground up. Junior Month endeavors to give a girl a pan- oramic view of social work. It does not try to teach her everything, but merely to give her the high points, and to allow her to find a toe-hold. "All social workers should have the same goal and technique, which is, t� try to help people who are in difficul* ties to become self-maintained indi- viduals, not only financially, but emo- tionally, physically and intellect- ually." CALENDAR � Wednesday,'March 29�Mr. Horace Alwyne, F. R. M. C. M., will give a pianoforte recital, 8.20 P. M., Goodhart. Thursday, March 30 � Col.. Fitzhugh Minnegerode will speak on What Europe Thinks of Us, under the auspices of the International Relations Club. 4.30 P. M. in Common Room. Friday, March 31� Spring Vacation begins. 12.45 P. M. European Fellowships Announced in Chapel Senior Class Has Largest Per- centage of Cum Laude Averages for Year EUROPE IS STIMULUS Bryn Mawr Varsity Wins From Ursinus (Submitted in News Try-Outs) The Bryn Mawr Varsity, adding! another victory to its unmarred rec-' ord, won from Ursinus last Saturday,! 37-15, in a fast, though unequal,! game. �:� ��________ Ursinus began threateningly by aj rush to the Bryn Mawr basket, withJ some rapid passing between centers i and forwards. Kent and Bowditch,| guarding closely, and efficiently in� tercepting passes, thwarted tries for a basket, and sent the ball to the' Bryn Mawr forwards. The Varsity ] then kept control of it for most of' the half, except for an Ursrnus goal in the first quarter, and two in swift succes ion at the end of the second. Longacre seemed off her game at first, and Ursinus' tfrll center got the jump consistently. Faeth, however, I played well, making goals steadily,, while McCormick supported adequate-1 ly, though not brilliantly. The game! was fast, with out of bounds plays! frequent on slips or bounces, espe- cially in the second quarter, and sev- eral personal fouls called on Ursinus guards. Faeth made good the free; throws. The half ended with a bas-1 ket for Bryn Mawr on a high throw I from the side by Faeth, which was; followed almost immediately by a j basket for Ursjnus. At the beginning of the second half, the jump with center replaced by the i referee's throwing in the ball, Ur-j sinus again threatened to take the j lead, making a basket in the first min- '�� utc of play, but Bryn Mawr again rallied. The ball went to Faeth, who' sent it into the basket. McCormick played much more efficiently in the, third quarter, catching Faeth's rapid passes to make several short-range baskets. One of Ursinus' tries for a( goal resulted in sending the ball up to the balcony, but the failure was soon retrieved by a long side shot by Grim, star Ursinus forward. In j the fourth quarter Faeth and Col- i Her, playing in place ofj McCormick,, showed very good teamwork, Faeth passing to Collier, who played back by the basket. Collier made three: goals, despite close guarding by OuA- erkirk. A clever throw from almost under the basket gained Ursinus two i more points. The game ended short-i ly after a free � throw by Ursinus, that made up their score to 15. (Continued on rage Three) Swimming Squad The Swimming Squad an- r^ nounces the election of Susan Daniels as Captain and Marion Mitchell as Manager of next year's Swimming Squad._______ Wanted Unemployed girls, who have at-, tended the Bryn Mawr Summer School and other schools for indus- trial workers, are keen for books of all kinds in order to have something; interesting and educational with which to occupy their time. In order to help these girls and many others, the Bryn Mawr League is making an urgent appeal^ for any old books, toys, and old clothes of any size or description. Nothing that is sent to them is wasted. Last fall the League was able to send several boxes of clothes, given by students, to the A. B. C. Shop, which greatly appreciated this gen- erosity. As the need is still very great, it would help immensely if Bryn Mawr could send more clothes. Please give *y toys, ornaments, and clothes that you can to any of the following: Sue Torrance...............Merion Ruth Bertolet..............Denbigh Sylvia Bowditch.........Rockefeller Sally Park..........Pembroke East Jo Rothermel........Pembroke West In Chapel Friday, March 24, Miss Park took occasion to speak of what she considers the real heart and core of the college�the desire that wom- en, as women, should here at Bryn Mawr have access to the reservoirs of learning. Preparatory to announc- ing this year's Graduate European Fellows and the Undergraduate cum laude lists, she stressed the value of learning to think clearly so that it will make a difference to us whether other men and women think clearly. Since the very beginning of the col- lege1 the interest of the administra- tion has been to make mental pro- cesses grow better. President Rhoads and Miss Tho- mas saw that a change of scene from our less-developed America to a more- developed Europe provided a stimulus to the student beyond her limited sur- roundings. So, in pursuance of this policy, students were sent abroad and Europeans brought here. Many Eu- ropeans were brought here as profes- sors; the regular faculty has also generally had the advantages of Eu- ropean training; the French and Ger- man language requirements, the ar- rangements for junior year in France or Germany, and the number of stu- dents brought from Europe are all designed to widen the student's out- look. In 1889 the Bryn Mawr Euro- pean Fellowship was founded, later to be supplemented by the Mary Eliz- abeth Garrett European^ Fellowship; since then the Anna Ottendorfcr Me- morial Research Fellowship in Ger- man and Teutonic Philology and the Fanny Bullock Workman Fellowship have been established so that gradu- ates may study abroad to discover something of the European mind and of European learning. The Mary Elizabeth Garrett Euro- pean Fellow for 1933-34 is Margaret Hastings, A.B., Mount Holyoke Col- lege, 1931, and M.A., 1932; Fellow in History, Bryn Mawr, 1932-33. Miss Hastings is planning to collect mate- rial for her thesis on the law of oon- tract in fifteenth century England at the Record Office in London. The Anna Ottendorfer Fellow for this year.is Irmgard W. Taylor, M.A., University of Pennsylvania, 1930; student, University of Tubingen; Teacher of German, Rose Valley School, Pennsylvania, 1930-31; In- structor-elect in German, Bryn Mawr College, 1931-1933. Ann Marie Hoskin, A.B., Oberlin College, 1929; M.A., Bryn Mawr Col- I 'cc, 1930; Graduate Scholar in Archaeology, Bryn Mawr College, 1929-30, and Semester II, 1931-32; Holder of a Carnegie Corporation Fellowship at the American School of Classical Studies, Athens 1930- 31; Student in Museums of Europe, Semester I, 1931-32; Fellow in Clas- sical Archaeology, Bryn Mawr, 1932- 33, who will study 'the tools used for sculpture next year, is the Fanny Bullock Workman Fellow for 1933-34. Miss Park also read the lists of undergraduates who will, if they maintain their present standing, graduate cum laude. The Senior class has the largest percentage of members maintaining this rating � 32.1 per Cent; 29.1 per cent of the Class of 1934, 22.9 per cent of the Class of 1935, and 16.9 per cent of the Class of 1936 qualify for mention. Class of 1933: Charlotte Virginia Balough, Eflla Katharine Berkeley, Malaeska Jane Bradfey, Alice Mossie Brues, Anne Elizabeth Burnett, Beth (Continued on Page Three) Self-Government Elects Harriet Mitchell, *34, has been elected president of the Self - Government Association for next year. ^ News Competition The Neto$ takes pleasure in announcing the election of the following new members to the board: Elizabeth Mackenzie, '34; Di- ana Tate-Smith, '35; Frances Van Keuren, '35; Frances Porcher, '36; Margaret Berolz- heimer, '35. Varsity Swimmers Defeat Swarthmore V^o ry in First Events Gives Bryn Mawr Early Lead Over Opponents FINAL SCORE * 48 TO 36 i Displaying a speed and versatility which has not been equalled for sev- eral years, Varsity swam to a 48-36 victory in their annual meet with Swarthmore last Friday. The meet started off with Wylie easily winning the 40-yard free style race. Michaels, last year's winner of the event, and her partner, High- ley, tied to give Swarthmore second place. Wylie broke into the lead at the start, nor was she ever in danger of being passed. Porcher, doing her best to fill the large gap left in Varsity by Mitch- ell's absence, won the 40-yard back .� awl with Huntington, Swarthmore entry, at her heels to win second place over Faeth, who came in third. As was t0 be expected, Jackson, Swarthmore's speedy ace, won an easy first place in the 80-yard free style, but she was unable to break her old record of 0:58.6 seconds, made in 1932. Daniels passed Waddington ^>n the second lap to receive second honors, while VanVechten, bothered by her knee, fell back into last place. Jackson also swam end man on her ieam in the 8 lengths relay and, al- .hough Wylie and Stokes piled up a -.'oo.l lead for Bryn Mawr, her final spurt gave the event to Swarthmore. In the 40-yard breast stroke, Waldemeyer's powerful stroke gave her an immediate lead, which she never^ relinquished to Legate, of Swarthmore, who came in second. In the medley relay race, Waldemeyer passed on her comfortable lead to Hemphill, who maintained it with her (Continued on Page Four) Money is Needed to Provide Scholarships Number of Contributors Must be Increased to Balance Smaller Funds � * COOPERATION IS ASKED Moving Picture to'be Shown in Goodhart A Nous, La I.iherte, hailed as the most brilliant film of the year and as a worthy successor to Sous les Toits de Paris and Le Million, will be pre- sented to a college audience in Good- hart on April 11 at two perform- ances, 4.30 and 8.00 P. M. The ad- mission to this latest and greatest film of Rene Clair's will be only fifty cents and the profits will go to the Scholarship Fund. Although it is a French film, even those who have had difficulty with their French oral are urged to come. The dialogue is reduced to a mini- mum through M. Clair's skillful use of pantomime; "Never does the bril- liant French director forget that the screen's chief quality is premised on a series of related visual images, and when there is choice, he employs pan- tomime in preference to speech or sound," says the Herald Tribune critic. /4-tVow>) Im /jtfcerfr-should also ap- peal to the great number of people in college and outside who are in- terested in dramatic technique. "Ac- tion is everything in the Clair pic- tures. He builds up his plot and characters with pantomime more ex- pressive than any words, and with a musical score which is emphatic." The extraordinarily gifted cast which has been assembled for this picture consists of such promising stars as Henri Marchand, Raymond Cordy, and Mme. Rolla France. Though the picture is shaped by the personality of M. Clair, they play a great part in its success. Looking forward to next year, Bryn Mawr is facing a difficult situation, which demands the co-operation of every person interested in the college � students, alumnae, faculty, and friends. From somewhere money must come to provide scholarships for those many people who want a college edu- cation and who are qualified to make a worthy use of it, but who cannot afford to pay the charges for tuition. This year the need is greater than ever; not only are there, among next year's freshmen, many who will need scholarships to come here at all, but there are a number of students now part way through their college course who must have scholarships in order to stay here and take their degree.. This year, also, when there are more students than ever applying for schol- arships, there is less money to be given for their support. During the past year over $53,000 was given for scholarships, grants, and tuition, not including the deficit in the college income incurred by the reduction of the room rents. Approxi- mately $1-1.000 came from the college budget, $9,000 as income from endow- ed scholarships, ami $29,500 from Regional Scholarships and from other special donations. This year ' the college must count on a reduc- tion of about $1,000 in the income from endowed scholarships because of the depreciation in value of the Phil- adelphia mortgages in which the funds were invested, and a reduction of at least $3,000 in the funds raised by the Regional Scholarship Commit- tees. Assuming that miscellaneous sources, such as the Alumnae Asso- ciation's annual contribution to the Rhoads Scholarship funds, will con- tribute perhaps between $4,000 and $5,000, there still remains a sum of $15,000 to be raised by Scholarship Committees to reach even the same amount as last year's. The money from Book Shop profits and from the Parents' Fund for grants will he en- tirely lacking this year. Last year about $5,000 was raised by special appeals from the Chair- man of the Scholarship Committee, the Dean of the College, and others. This year three times that amount must be raised to accomplish the same work. It is hoped, therefore, that every undergraduate, and everyone in any way connected with the college will do her utmost to help in solving the problem. If contributions cannot he. as large as in former years, the number of contributors must be in- creased. The college feels that there- are many people, not personally known to the college, and therefore never before appealed to, who would contribute something to the further- ance of education of young people in need. It is urged that everyOhe in the college talk to her family and to her friends, and interest every person possible in the desperate need for scholarship money, and in the good work accomplished by contributions to that cause. Within the week an undergraduate committee, consisting of a represen- tative from each hall, will be elected to direct and to further the raising "f funds. ** News Elections The Editorial Board an- nounces the election of its edi- tors for next year: Editor-in-chief .Sally Jones, '34 ^Copy Editor. .Nancy Hart, '34 News Editor, J. Elizabeth Hannan, '31 The Business Board has elected: Business Manager, Barbara Lewis, '35 Subscription Manager, Dorothy Kalbach, '34
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fast focusing even in low light, wide, great colors
I occasionally really miss shots because of focus being off.
I shoot with it on a Canon 40D. I bought this lens for shooting nightclubs and bands, in locations I did not want to risk taking my 24-105L lens. I intended this to be a cheap purchase that I could use at F4 to F5.6 combined with a bracket mounted flash to shoot clubs and events. So far, it has delivered excellent results, even moreso than I expected. I knew I was perhaps taking a risk on this lens, but I have not been let down, and I feel the lens is a perfect choice in the end for this kind of photography. Images are vibrant and crisp, with none of the flatness my competition gets with their zoom kits. I can just fire away, and the speed (at 2.8) allows me to get a bit more out of shots in low light without using the flash. The sharpness is quite acceptable for these candid photos. The IQ is hard to judge given the conditions I shoot in. I would like to give this lens a solid 8.5, but I will settle for lowering it to an 8.
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good case, fast AF
very poor corner sharpness, generally unsharp when not stopped down
Those who believe primes tend to outperform zoom lenses in general, should take a closer look on that one to find out they are wrong. Sorry, folks, this is one of the worst lenses i ever had.
I must admit i tried to use it mainly for architecture and landscape photography on a full format Canon 5D/Mk II and the first thing i demand from such a lens is sharpness. Not a good idea, you may use it wide open or stopped down, you won´t get the corners sharp while only a small area around the center looks like one expect it from such a lens, tack-sharp. It also suffers from chromatic abberations.
Okay, this might not be a problem if you use it on a body with smaller sensor and only publish your photos on a 15" screen. On the other hand, the lens is fast both in terms of AF and using it at 2.8 - but that´s not what i demand from a prime lens in this category.
I found the 17-40mm Canon Zoom outperforms this one in nearly every respect. And if you are looking mainly for a sharp superwide lens, not an extremely fast one, a Zeiss 21mm or 20mm, even an old, used one from GDR production, will demonstrate how bad this Canon is.
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nice size on a 30D, decently fast aperture, nice fast AF, the only "reasonably" wide prime for crop
not as fast as im used too(1.4) not REALLY sharp till at least f/9.0, ok from about f/4.5, vignetting is very bad at 2.8 even on crop!
i brought this lens as i definitely prefer primes over zooms and i needed something "wide" for my 30D and going by the reviews and the size of the sigma 20mm i was a tad put off.
now compared to my other two primes(50 1.4 and 30 1.4) this lens is comparably on the slow side(2.8) which is something ill need to get used too
at least its about the same size as the 30mm, just a little bit longer and about the same width, though im happy its a bit lighter
AF is really nice! its very fast, very accurate and of course silent
its definitely faster than the HSM of the sigma and the micro-USM of the 50mm. it also helps that it has a fairly short focus travel to help out the speed.
of course now to the all important image quality...
at 2.8 the image isnt the sharpest obviously, but i wouldnt hesitate to print a4's from it, maybe even bigger? of course the corners are semi soft, but the center is actually quite reasonable for a lens wide open.
as you stop down to between 3.5 and 5 the image gets a lot better, and the corners come into the same league as the center at around 5.6 but they are definitely acceptable from 4.5 onwards.
Of course the further you stop down the better it gets.
between f 9 and 11 is its "sweet" spot, with both the corners and centre about the same very good res making it ideal as a landscape or architecture lens.
i tried a few shots today of my g/f and i would definitely say; do NOT use it as a portrait
what they say about making things bigger is true, it is not flattering for people, especially girls ;D
so if you can handle having to stop down a little bit, which is required for DOF anyway, and not using it indoors without a tripod or for where very high res is required i would reccomend it.
if you need something to use wide open all the time and still require high levels of detail, i honestly couldnt reccomend this lens.
the main reason i got it was personally i prefer primes(even this one
) and also, i got it at a GREAT price 2nd hand so i couldnt resist (430NZD/340USD 2nd hand compared to over 800NZD new! :O )
if your looking for a good wide angle with good res, id suggest the tamron 17-50 as it goes wider, is the same aperture, roughly same size/weight and has probably a higher detail res from wide open... of course its not FF compatible if thats your niche.
oh well, i guess thats the price you pay for what is essentially a super wide for the 35mm it was designed for all the way back in 92 so until someone releases a sharper wide angle prime at a similar price point, guess i wont be getting rid of this one, especially not considering it may be used FF within a year and i lok forward to the super wide FOV! :D
on a side note, it makes a great compliment as a prime kit to the aforemention 30 and 50 and soon to be 85... :D
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Start shoppingHow to install car speakers
A cost-effective way to improve your sound
Installing new speakers is the single most cost-effective improvement you can make to your vehicle's audio system. Not only are aftermarket speakers relatively inexpensive, they usually aren't terribly difficult to install.
You can install most of the speakers we sell using tools that you probably already have. The free brackets, wiring harnesses, and detailed, illustrated Crutchfield MasterSheet™ that we include with your speaker purchase (when available for your specific vehicle) will save you time and effort.
What you'll need to complete the job
Each car presents its own specific type of installation issues, depending on the factory speaker locations, mounting depth and height, and the vehicle's factory wiring. Most installations are pretty straightforward, but some can be more involved, particularly if you're installing component speakers. Your MasterSheet instructions will specify the exact tools you need, and walk you through the process step-by-step.
The tools you'll need might include, but aren't limited to:
- a variety of screwdrivers (Phillips, stubby Phillips, flat-blade, and magnetic or offset screwdrivers)
- Torx drivers and bits
- drill (with screwdriver and bits)
- Allen wrenches
- socket wrench set
- wire cutter/stripper tool
- soldering iron and solder
- crimping tool and connectors
- panel removal tool
- retaining clip remover (or a screwdriver covered with a shop rag)
- a file
- electrical tape
- hobby knife
General tips
Every car is different, so you may run into issues that aren't touched on in this article. Not to worry. Your MasterSheet has all the details about your car, and our experts are only a phone call away if you have questions. Here are a few general tips to keep in mind as you plan your speaker installation.
Types of installations
After you identify your vehicle in our Vehicle Selector and select the mounting location, you'll see all the speakers that fit your car. Some speakers will fit right into the factory speaker openings and use the factory grilles and brackets. Other sizes fit with the help of a mounting bracket (free with your speaker purchase), or with minor modifications, such as drilling new screw holes, cutting a small area of metal or pressboard, or filing cardboard or plastic to make room for a speaker that is larger than the factory opening. Thanks to our vast database of vehicle information, we can tell you about any potential challenges that might be involved.
Component speaker systems include separate woofers, tweeters, and crossovers. The component woofers will install in your factory speaker locations, but if your car wasn't equipped with a factory component system, the tweeters sometimes require custom installation. Depending on where you choose to mount the tweeters, this could involve drilling holes in the door panels or dash. In some cars, you can mount them on the sail panels.
If Q-Logic makes a replacement kick panel for your vehicle, called a Q-Form. You can mount both the woofer and tweeter in the custom-fit enclosure. Depending on the vehicle, you may have to bend or relocate the parking brake pedal or other parts. Enter your vehicle in the Vehicle Selector and click on the Kick Panel Enclosures tab to see specific information on installation details for your vehicle.
Your Crutchfield speaker order includes a set of free, vehicle-specific instructions, as well as free Crutchfield speaker wiring harnesses (when available), which eliminate the need for splicing.
Replacing dash speakers
Most dash speakers are easily replaced by removing the grilles, which are held down by screws or friction fittings. You might need to use a 90-degree (offset) screwdriver to get at the screws near the windshield.
If the grille is held in place by friction fittings, carefully pry it up. To avoid scratching or cracking the surrounding dash as you do this, it's a good idea to use a panel tool to pry up the grille.
If the application of slight pressure is not enough to remove the grille, proceed cautiously. On some cars, the grille is secured from below by screws, or by plastic studs that will break if too much force is applied. If that's the case, the entire dash panel may need to be removed.
Remove the old speakers, making sure to note the polarity of each terminal. (The speaker's positive terminal is the larger of the two, and usually is marked with a "+" or a colored dot.) Use your wiring harness to attach the new speaker, or solder or crimp the connections as your installation requires. You can also use a set of Posi-Products connectors, which are easier and more secure than those methods.
Don't use electrical tape to secure the connections. Because your dash is subject to more temperature and climate extremes than almost any other part of your vehicle's interior, the electrical tape will deteriorate in short order, and you'll run the risk of a loose connection.
Replacing door speakers
Your car's door speakers are a hugely important part of good sound. They're usually easy to replace, but the degree of difficulty involved in getting to them can vary.
While it's increasingly rare to encounter a car that will allow you to replace the speakers by simply removing the grille and swapping them out, we still see this situation from time to time. In some cars, you'll see a notched slot in the edge of the grille, so all you have to do is take a screwdriver, pop out the grille, and unmount the factory speaker.
For many speakers, Crutchfield supplies plug-in harnesses to simplify wiring.
Some grilles are mounted by screws or friction fittings, and require you to remove the screws or pry the grille to remove the speaker. There are three basic steps to replacing a door speaker in a vehicle like this.
Step 1. Remove the grille and factory speaker. Be gentle with the speaker, since it's probably attached to a wiring harness and you might want to reinstall the factory speakers if you sell the car later. Some manufacturers also use a sealant or foam when they first mount the speaker, so you might need to cut through that material with a utility knife.
Step 2. Unplug the factory wiring harness, and attach the Crutchfield wiring harness to your new speaker's terminals, again making sure that the polarity is correct. With the wiring harness connected to your new speaker, simply plug the other end of the harness into the factory wiring harness. If a wiring harness is unavailable, use a set of Posi-Products to make the connections. Test the speaker before you put it into place.
Step 3. Check the connections one last time, test to make sure the speaker is working, then re-attach the factory grille.
If you have to remove the door panel
If the process above seems relatively simple, that's because it really is. Alas, most of us have to do a bit more work to replace our speakers. It's usually not difficult work, but it's more work. Generally speaking, if you have a newer car, you'll need to remove the door panels to replace the factory speakers. As always, your Crutchfield MasterSheet will walk you through this procedure step by step.
A panel tool can help you remove panels and window cranks without damaging your vehicle's interior.
These days, even the most basic econoboxes come with power windows, but some still offer old-fashioned manual windows with a crank. If your car has manual windows, removing the crank is the first step in removing the door panel. Some are secured with a screw at the pivot, which is sometimes hidden by a piece of snap-on trim. Most, however, are held in place by a spring clip. We carry an inexpensive retaining clip tool designed to remove this clip, but with a little more effort, you can do it using a small flat-head screwdriver. Depress the surrounding door panel, look behind the crank, and rotate the handle until you see the spring clip. Then gently push it off with the screwdriver.
Most of the time, though, you'll simply need to pry out disconnect the electronic control module that controls the power windows and (probably) the locks. These modules are typically built into the armrest, which is often a part of the door panel, so you can basically skip ahead and get to work on removing the panels.
After removing the window crank or disconnecting the power functions, the only thing holding the door panel on should be a a few retaining clips and possibly a few more screws that will need to be removed.
When it's time to remove the panel, start at a bottom corner and pull the panel straight out. Use our trim panel tool and work carefully. This isn't a difficult task, but if you rush through it, you run the risk of damaging the door panel.
Once the corner is loose, work across the bottom of the panel and up both sides, again being careful not to use too much force. With the bottom and sides loose, the panel should now be hanging by some trim that sticks down into the window well. Lift straight up and it should come free. Replace the speakers as described in the previous section.
Modifying your door to custom mount full-range speakers
Modifying a car door to accept speakers requires ingenuity and labor, but it also lets you put the peaker where you want it to be. You also can usually choose whether to top-mount or bottom-mount your speaker. Top mounting tends to be easier and requires less mounting depth, but you should choose the option that works best on your vehicle. This work involves cutting metal, plastic, and/or fabric, so it's definitely a job for an experienced do-it-yourselfer or a talented rookie. (Note: Component speaker installations typically make use of the factory speaker location to mount the woofer. The custom installation of the tweeter and crossover is covered below).
To find the best location for your speakers, look at the template that comes with them. You'll find it with the instructions, or printed on the box. Place the template over the potential mounting areas and observe any obstructions behind the surface (such as interior door parts) or obstacles (such as an irregular mounting surface).
When you examine the surface you're about to cut, make sure that the installation won't affect other mechanisms. In particular, check to ensure that the speaker and grille will not interfere with the windows or locks. Look at the clearance with the window rolled down. If it's close, roll the window up and down before you do anything permanent. Also, close the door. The mechanism that holds the door open can intrude into the speaker cavity.
Check behind the door panel to see how much metal you need to cut from the door frame. Locate the speaker mounting position on the back of the door panel. Tape the template on the exact spot and trace the inside edge with a pen. Lay the panel flat on a clean surface and cut out the circle with a sharp utility knife. Be patient. A dull blade or too much haste might rip the fabric.
Cut your metal using a jigsaw, but be careful here. You need to wear eye protection, and cut very carefully to make sure you don't damage the surface. Don't cut through the door panel and metal at the same time. If you try to cut both layers at once, you might rip the panel covering. When cutting exposed metal or metal covered by a plastic panel, wrap the base of the saw with electrical tape to prevent marring. Also, keep the blade clear from the car's exterior, where it could cause pockmarks. Vacuum the debris when you are finished.
Connecting the full-range speaker in your modified door
You might need to do a little extra work to connect the speaker you've installed in a non-factory location in your door. Start the wiring process by using the factory rubber tubing between the door and the door jamb to run speaker wires from the door into the car body. (If needed, you can get some from the car dealer or a junkyard.)
If you don't see a factory boot or plug, use a drill to create a 5/8" hole. Make sure the hole gets you to the desired speaker location. Sometimes, structural steel supporting the hinges will isolate this edge of the door.
Protect the wiring from the sharp edges of the holes with a rubber grommet or flexible tubing run between the two holes. This will keep the insulation from getting damaged when you open the door. Also, position the wire where it won't be pinched by the hinge or a portion of the door jamb. Leave enough slack so the door can open all the way.
If your new speaker is designed to be top-mounted, you can replace the door panel after you run the wire through the jamb. (If you're using bottom-mount speakers, attach the speaker to the panel before you reassemble the door.)
When the door panel is properly positioned, push the friction fittings back into their seats and replace enough of the screws, armrest, etc., to hold the panel loosely in place. Do not clip on the window crank, since you might have to remove the panel again.
Hold the speaker in its new home, mark the screw holes and remove the speaker. Drill the holes. Crimp quick-slide terminals onto your speaker wire and connect the wire to the speaker, noting the proper polarity. If you can, use "speed clips" over the new screw holes. Speed clips are slotted pieces of metal through which you drive the screw. They give the screws something extra to hold on to, providing support when the door is slammed.
After you've attached both speakers to the panels, connect your wires to your receiver or amplifier and listen to some music. If they work properly, finish re-attaching the panels, window cranks, door handles, and trim pieces.
Installing rear speakers
The ease or angst of replacing a set of rear speakers varies wildy, depending on the type of car you have and the way the manufacturer designed the interior. In some cases, all you need to do is pry up the grilles and swap out the speakers. In others, you need to crawl into the trunk and disconnect them there. And in some cases, you'll need to remove the back seat and most of the rear trim pieces. It all depends on your car. Thankfully, our Crutchfield MasterSheets can walk you through the process with step-by-step instructions.
Let's take a look at a one speaker installation to get an idea of what's involved. We'll be going step-by-step through a component speaker installation in the front doors of a Ford Ranger pickup.
Blaupunkt PCci540 5-1/4" Component Speaker System in a 1996 Ford Ranger Pickup
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1. Disconnect the battery — Your car doors are going to be open while you install the new speakers. Disconnecting the negative terminal of the battery prevents you from draining your battery and getting stuck without power. It also safeguards you against a dangerous short circuit in your vehicle's electrical system. |
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2. Prep your parts— Remove the new speakers and hardware from the box. If you're installing full-range speakers, you'll typically have the two speakers, speaker wire, mounting screws, speed clips, and instructions. Some aftermarket speakers include grilles as well. If your speakers do not come with grilles, use your factory grilles. If you're putting in component speakers, you'll also have the separate tweeters, the tweeter mounting hardware, and crossovers. We'll include your free Crutchfield wiring harnesses, speaker brackets (if necessary), and MasterSheet instructions with your order. We recommend purchasing speaker baffles with your new speakers as well — they improve sound, especially bass, and help dampen unwanted resonances and vibrations. If you are installing component speakers, start thinking about where to install your tweeters, and what type of mounting you want to use (angled, flush, or surface). You'll want to locate the tweeters above the woofer and "aim" them up at your ears to achieve a realistic soundstage and stereo image. But you don't want to install the tweeter too far from the woofer — ideally, the tweeter should be no more than a foot from the woofer to maintain a unified sound field. Of course, the dimensions of your door and aesthetic considerations will also factor into your decision. |
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3. Door disassembly — Depending on the factory speaker locations, or where you've decided to custom-mount your speakers, you can now begin to uninstall your old speakers. Your MasterSheet instructions will show you how to remove the factory speakers. In this example, the Ranger's speakers are located in the front doors. To begin, we used a window crank removal tool to pry off the crank cover. Then, we removed a Torx T-20 screw and removed the crank. |
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Next, we removed a Phillips screw from the lower rear corner of the door panel, and two more Phillips screws from the door pull cup. We then removed the door cup. |
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There was one more Phillips screw beneath the door pull cup, so we removed it, then slid the door panel up and off the door. |
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4. Removing the Factory Speaker — The factory speaker is secured to the car door with four Phillips screws. We removed them, then pulled the speaker out of the opening. Using a flat head screwdriver, we popped off the factory harness and removed the factory speaker. |
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5. Prepping the crossovers — Component speaker systems use an external crossover to divide the frequency bandwidths between the tweeter and woofer, so we needed to solder the free Crutchfield wiring harness to the crossover's input wires. We cut off the wiring harness' quick slide connectors and stripped the wires. We also stripped the crossover's input wires and placed some heat shrink tubing on them before twisting them together with the wiring harness wires. |
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After soldering the wires together, we used the heat gun to melt the heat shrink tubing and protect the connection. Then we connected the crossover to the factory wiring with the quick connect wiring harness. Note: If you're not comfortable with soldering, use a set of Posi-Products connectors. It's an easier way to do the job, plus these connectors will give you a solid, long-lasting connection. |
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6. Installing the woofer — The 1996 Ford Ranger uses 6"x8" speakers in the front doors; but the Blaupunkt component system we purchased has 5-1/4" woofers. Using the free Crutchfield speaker bracket, we can adapt the 6"x8" factory speaker opening to accept a 5-1/4" woofer. We used the factory speaker screws to secure the mounting bracket to the factory opening. |
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Then we placed the baffle in the bracket and screwed in the woofer. (If we had been installing full-range speakers, we'd now reverse these steps, re-attach the door panel, and be done.) |
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7. Installing the tweeters — We chose to angle-flush mount the tweeters. Acoustically and aesthetically, this is usually the best way to mount component tweeters. However, angle-flush mounting requires you to drill a hole in your door panel large enough to accommodate the entire tweeter cup. After determining where to mount the tweeter and using a pencil to trace around the outline of the tweeter cup, we used a mounted a serrated circular blade on our power drill and used it to cut out a hole for the tweeter. We then trimmed the cutout with an hobby knife. |
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Each manufacturer has a different system for securing the tweeter to the mounting surface — Blaupunkt's Multi-Mount system uses a spring clip that attaches to the back of the tweeter with a screw to achieve a tight, secure fit. We angled the tweeter up and in towards the driver's seat for optimal imaging. |
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8. Completing the installation — We connected the woofer and tweeter leads to the crossover with the attached quick slides. We used the included wire ties to gather the excess cable and routed the speaker wires around the window crank. Then we dropped the door panel back onto the door. |
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The crossover fit snugly between the door panel and the door frame, so we simply dropped it in. Then we replaced the screws, the door pull cup, and the window crank. Now we have full-bodied, detailed sound, a deep and spacious soundstage, and vibrant stereo imaging — what a difference! |