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Wind projects don't harm property values: study
Not-in-my-backyard — or NIMBY — protests can stall or stop wind power projects, with their spinning turbines, or other renewable energy projects, as Reuters has reported here.
But a new study issued by the U.S. Department of Energy's Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory gives wind power companies and developers a leg up in the debate.
The study — which can be read here – examined the sales of 7,500 single-family homes from 1996 to 2007. It found that wind power does not deserve the stigma — like causing a nuisance or ruining the scenery — that it sometimes carries.
"Neither the view of the wind facilities nor the distance of the home to those facilities is found to have any consistent, measurable, and statistically significant effect on home sales prices," the study said.
Still, it's probably too early to declare the debate closed over where to put large scale wind, solar and other renewable energy projects and their environmental impact.
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What else could be expected of the DOE who just gave $500 million of our tax dollars in direct grants to wind developers, mostly foreign llcs.And wasted another $500,000 for this bogus study that anyone with a brain and any common sense can see is total BS.Most property around wind factories, even proposed wind factories go down or don't sell at all.
Maybe you cannot read! Of the 7500 homes studied less than 1.5% were within a mile of a wind site some were 10 miles away. Of the homes that were close the average loss in value was 5.5%, or for me £15,000!This is worthy of the B.ull#### W.ith E.very A.nswer people
Two points from the report, under 'Conclusions' page 75:
1. "The result is the most comprehensive and
data-rich analysis to date on the potential impacts of wind projects on nearby property values."
2. "On the data and analysis presented in
this report, no evidence is found that home prices surrounding wind facilities are consistently, measurably, and significantly affected by either the view of wind facilities or the distance of the home to those facilities. Although the analysis cannot dismiss the possibility that individual or small numbers of homes have been or could be negatively impacted, if these impacts do exist, they are either too small and/or too infrequent to result in any widespread and consistent
statistically observable impact."
In fact, this is also consistent with reports in Britain and elsewhere.
Wind farn are a good thind as they produce green energy to the surrounding properties. I am looking for a property for sale in Golders Green and the wind farm project did not affect the propertie values there.
http://www.estateagents-goldersgreen.co. uk/articles/flatspropertysale.html


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WWII USMC Tropical Pith Helmet
Manufactured by the Hawley Products Company in 1940, this pith helmet is made of a single pressed fiber mold. It was worn in tropical regions of the Pacific Theater of Operations by U.S. Marine Corps soldiers during World War II. The front has a USMC EGA (Eagle, Globe, Anchor) bronze insignia.
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Where to drag the big unruly family for holiday brunch? "I don't like (insert just about any food here)." "It's too expensive." "You're herded like cattle."
After years of trying to solve this dilemma, we landed at the Phoenix Club this year. And would you believe it? With only one exception, everyone in our party of twelve was thrilled with the results. The lone dissenter was in a state about something completely unrelated to celebrating a holiday with the family and probably would have poo-poo'd Ambrosia of the Gods delivered direct to her table by winged Pegasus.
The variety and quality of the steam table foods was excellent. Goulash was a particular hit. Stroganoff, Schnitzel, Salmon in dill sauce, Spaetzle and Sauerbraten were all delicious, popular and avoided the everything-tastes-the-same syndrome common to many buffets. Add to that above average salads including a great marinated herring and carving station with all the usuals plus lamb and there were no complaints at all about the food. Well, actually, the blueberry cobbler was disappointing ... dry and cloying. We were all so full from unintended seconds of entrees by that point, any dessert at all was not really that welcome.
The live entertainment is a little loud if you're seated close to the stage, as we were. But it did get the crowd in the mood, with several tables breaking into spontaneous bouts of German folksinging. Definitely a fun crowd compared to most dreary cattle-call holiday buffets. You felt like you were at a reception with the dancing portion of the event just about to begin.
The unusual practice of paying as you enter took us aback at first. Did we accidentally stumble into Sizzler? But it proved to be a great idea in the end with no fussing over who owed what and some of the group drifting away sooner than the rest.
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Indian Food in Fairfield or New Haven County
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I'm looking for good Indian food in Fairfield or New Haven County. Your help appreciated.
Although i am not an indian food fan my friends who are rave about Thalia in new canaan. I have been inside and it is beautifull but expect new canaan prices, very high.
re: Christina
I will "third" that recommendations. Nice atmosphere and delicious food at Darbar.
I'm partial to Bombay in Westport on Post Road (Route 1). Below is a link to their website - continuously rated the top Indian in Fairfield County by the Weekly. Coromandel in Darien is also very good.
We like -
Cormendel in Darien's Good Wives Shopping Center. Great weekday lunch buffet. They also have a sister place in Stamford (Daskin (?))
Thalia in New Canaan, great atmospheare
Taste of India in Port Chester, NY (Next to Greenwich)
There's also Chola in Greenwich, on the Avenue, which I haven't tried
Another thumbs up for food and service at Darien's Coromandel, but it lacks in atmosphere--very small, crowded, with no place for people to stand when waiting for tables or take-out, so they crowd the entry and add to the claustrophobia. Best to go on a midweek nite when the place isn't filled up. New Canaan's Thali is elegant and lovely, also very good food, tho pricey. These two are the best in the western Fairfield County area, IMHO.
Coromandel is by far the best indian restaurant in CT period. Though if you're ever in Brewster,NY Jaipor isnt a bad substitute.
I have been to all of these other places and this is what I say about them.
Thali- not so good anymore. Waaaay overpriced. If you're on a budget, this is a terrible place. If you like spicy indian however the seekh kabob. The very best of all indian was definitely Coromandel.
Coromandel in the old Loeman's Plaza, West Haven is my favorite, But Zaroka on York St New Haven is also good
The "fresh off the boat" Indian men with whom I work all say Bombay in Westport is the closest to authentic as you can get around here. A close second is Kolam in Newtown or the Coromandels - all 3 are owned by the same people.
There is also Thali in New Haven, a sister restaurant to the one in New Canaan. It is very good, no question, but pricey for what you get.
Thali (New Cannan/New Haven) is hands down the best indian restaurant in the state. It is amazing, regional, and very refined.
Coromandel is quite good, and was started by Prasad Chirnomoula, who now owns thali.
For inexpensive indian with a home made feel and a leaning toward southern indian dishes, Swagat in west haven is great.
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We went to Coromandel on the Post Rd in Orange last night and it was very good! We had the calamari to start and it was spiced very different from what we are used to. It was deep fried and then sauteed with onions,peppers, and curry leaves. My partner had the chicken madras and it was so hot and spicy that he was turning red while eating it. He really liked the flavor. I had the chicken khorma which was much more tamer cause I can't take the heat! It was sooooooo gooooooood! We also had the aloo paratha which we used to finish up all the sauce on the plates. For dessert my partner had the kheer, he thought it was ok but liked the kheer we had at an indian take out down in Norwalk better. I had something ususual called parup payas which was like a loose pudding made with lentils and cashews, it was interesting. The folks sitting next to us were deeply disturbed that they had to pay for a refill of coffee which added $1.75 extra to their bill. They called the manager over and he immediately took it off the bill. So, watch out if you get an extra cup of coffee! Definitely a place to go back too.
Jfood really liked Thali New Canaan. Here is a review from last month
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BF91: European-spec S50 B30 coupe (LHD), 09/1992 through 07/1995
BF92: European-spec S50 B30 coupe (RHD), 03/1993 through 07/1995
BF98: South African-spec S50 B30 coupe (RHD), 09/1993 through 05/1994
BF99: European-spec S50 B30 GT coupe (LHD), 02/1995 through 06/1995
BF93: U.S.-spec S50 B30 USA coupe manual (LHD), 03/1994 through 12/1995
BF03: U.S.-spec S50 B30 USA coupe automatic (LHD), 12/1994 through 01/1996
BJ91: European-spec S50 B30 convertible (LHD), 03/1994 through 08/1995
BJ92: European-spec S50 B30 convertble (RHD), 04/1994 through 08/1995
CB91: European-spec S50 B30 sedan (LHD), 09/1994 through 07/1995
CB92: European-spec S50 B30 sedan (RHD), 12/1994 through 07/1995
What makes the three-liter E36 M3 unique?
The E36 M3 3.0 is the original BMW Motorsport (later called BMW M) version of the E36 3 Series. Available as a
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European S50
has individual throttle bodies and a more complex cylinder head, while the
U.S.-spec S50
more closely resembles the normal production M50 engine. All E36 M3s also have a BMW M-tuned chassis and unique cosmetic items both inside and out. Unlike its E30 M3 predecessor, the E36 M3 was not designed primarily for competition use, but rather as a road-going GT car.
Where was the E36 M3 3.0 introduced?
The E36 M3 coupe was first shown at the 1992 Paris Motor Show. The U.S.-spec version did not appear until the 1994 Los Angeles International Auto Show.
Where was the E36 M3 3.0 built?
All 3.0-liter E36 M3s were built on the regular 3 Series assembly line at the Regensburg factory near Munich with the excpetion of a small batch of coupes assembled in South Africa from German-supplied Semi Knocked-Down kits during late 1993 and early 1994 exclusively for that market.
How did the U.S.-spec version of the E36 M3 come about?
When the E36 M3 made its European debut in 1992 there were no plans to produce a North American version. Sales of the previous M3, the E30 of 1988-91, had amounted to just under 5,000 units and BMWs only other North American-spec M car at the time, the E34 M5, was not selling in large enough quantities to justify the addition of another M model in the American market. However, a letter-writing campaign initiated by the BMW Car Club of America sparked such an overwhelming response by the enthusiast BMW community that BMW of North America decided to reconsider. The main issue was price: BMW NA was determined to keep the MSRP down to around $35,000, about the same as the last of the E30 M3s. The only way to meet this price point was to develop a specific version of the S50 engine without the costly individual throttle bodies and continuously variable VANOS valve timing system of the European-spec motor. Just such a car entered production in February, 1994 (as a 1995 model) and went on to be produced in almost equal numbers to the European version despite a production run of only half as many years. (Note: This model was not available in Canada
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Production Data
How many versions the 3.0-liter E36 M3 were there?
BMW initially produced the European-spec E36 M3 3.0 only as as a coupe. Convertible and sedan versions were introduced two years later. Each body style was offered in left-hand drive and right-hand drive configurations. There was also a limited run of E36 M3 GT coupes built in both left-hand drive and right-hand drive. The U.S.-spec version of the 3.0-liter M3 was offered only as a coupe, with a choice of manual or automatic transmissions. Finally, there was a small number of South African-spec coupes assembled for the 1994 model year at the Rosslyn, South Africa factory from German-supplied Semi Knocked-Down kits (SKD).
How many of each version were produced?
BF91 (ECE-spec coupe, LHD): 11,284 produced from 09/1992 through 07/1995
BF92 (ECE-spec coupe, RHD): 3,162 produced from 03/1993 through 07/1995
BF93 (USA-spec coupe, LHD/manual): 8,515 produced from 03/1994 through 12/1995
BF03 (USA-spec coupe LHD/automatic): 1,705 produced from 12/1994 through 01/1996
BF98 (SA-spec coupe, RHD): 748 produced (assembled from SKD kits) from 09/1993 through 05/1994
BF99 (ECE-spec M3 GT coupe, LHD): 350 produced from 02/1995 through 06/1995
(plus 6 pre-production cars produced in 12/1994)
BJ91 (ECE-spec convertible, LHD): 1,403 produced from 03/1994 through 08/1995
BJ92 (ECE-spec convertible, RHD): 572 produced from 04/1994 through 08/1995
CB91 (ECE-spec sedan, LHD): 888 produced from 09/1994 through 07/1995
CB92 (ECE-spec sedan, RHD): 415 produced from 12/1994 through 07/1995
How is the South African-built E36 M3 different from the German-built version?
The 748 right-hand drive E36 M3 3.0 coupes (model BF98) built by BMW of South Africa from Semi-Knocked-Down kits during late 1993 and early 1994 are essentially identical to the European-spec model aside from being fitted with a slightly altered version of the S50 B30 powerplant devoid of emissions controls and designed to run on leaded fuel. Other minor differences include a revised exterior color palette (due to variations in paint availability between the German and South African factories), a higher level of standard equipment (including air conditioning, power sunroof, on-board computer, hi-fi speakers and the forged M Double Spoke alloy wheels), plus the use of regular (non-M Design) BMW sport seats in either M cloth + Amaretta (on the earliest cars only) or extended Nappa leather.
NOTE: German-built E36 M3 3.0 coupes (model BF92) were produced for the South African market beginning in May of 1994, i.e. once production of the CKD version was terminated. These later M3 coupes only differ significantly from the earlier CKD models in their use of standard M Design sport seats covered exclusively in Nappa leather.
What changed during the production of the European-spec E36 M3 3.0?
There were no major mechanical alterations to the E36 M3 3.0 during its production. However, the model did receive the following equipment changes:
-M tri-color stitching added to four-spoke airbag steering wheel (9/92 production)
-M-design four-spoke airbag steering wheel introduced as standard equipment (9/93 production)
-Passenger-side airbag available (9/93 production)
-Alpine White II (218) paint replaced by Alpine White III (300) paint (9/93 production)
-Sterling Silver metallic (244) paint replaced by Arctic Silver metallic (309) paint (9/93 production)
-Daytona Violet metallic (283) paint available (9/93 production)
-Silvergrey M cloth + Amaretta (0472) upholstery replaced by Grey M cloth + Amaretta (0640) upholstery (9/93 production)
-Silvergrey Nappa leather (0523) upholstery replaced by Light Grey Nappa leather (0641) upholstery (9/93 production)
-Silvergrey extended Nappa leather (0473) upholstery replaced by Light Grey extended Nappa (0636) upholstery (9/93 production)
-Diamond Black metallic (181) paint replaced by Cosmos Black metallic (303) paint (3/94 production)
-Violet Blue/Black extended Nappa leather available (3/94 production)
-Classic Red/Black extended Nappa leather available (3/94 production)
-Mugello Red (274) paint replaced by Bright Red (314) paint (9/94 production)
-Revised temperature controls for HVAC (9/94 production)
-Pictograms added to manual front seat controls (9/94 production)
What changed during the production of the U.S.-spec 1995 M3?
Though all 3.0-liter U.S.-spec M3s are officially 1995 models, production actually spanned from March of 1994 thru January of 1996. During that time, the following changes were introduced:
-On-board computer added to option list (mid-1994 production)
-Height-adjustable steering wheel deleted (9/94 production)
-Console Valet with cupholders added (9/94 production)
-Mugello Red (274) paint replaced by Bright Red (314) paint (9/94 production)
-Revised temperature controls for HVAC (9/94 production)
-Automatic transmission option introduced (12/94 production)
-Luxury Package option introduced (12/94 production)
-Forged Double Spoke alloy wheels, sized 7.5x17-in. (front) and 8.5x17-in. (rear), added to option list (12/94 production)
-Coded Driveaway Protection introduced (1/95 production)
-All exterior colors available with and without optional Luxury Package (5/95 production)
-Polished finish added to optional forged M Double Spoke alloy wheels (9/95 production)
-Rear spoiler becomes a factory option (was dealer-installed) and includes an integrated third brake light (9/95 production)
-Radio updated to the BMW Business C43 unit used on 1996 E36 models (11/95 production)
Was the European-spec version of the three-liter E36 M3 ever sold in North America?
Yes. Through an agreement that existed between Canada and several European nations, any car federalized in one country could legally be sold in any of the others. With no North American version of the E36 M3 on the horizon in late 1993, BMW Canada took advantage of this agreement and imported 45 European-spec M3 coupes for the 1994 model year. Pulled at random off the standard assembly line during November and December of 1993, these cars were specially-fitted with a third brake light and daytime running lights (required by Canadian law), while the rear fog light was deleted. Each car also received a numbered plaque on the inside of the glovebox door.
All paint colors and interior trims regularly available on the Euroepan-spec M3 were offered on the 45 Canadian examples. Each was equipped with only minimal standard equipment, including dual airbags, a green-tinted windshield stripe and an anti-theft AM/FM cassette radio. However, almost the entire European option list (including remote locking with alarm, power sunroof, front armrest, rear headrests, power front seats, heated front seats, air conditioning, on-board computer, hi-fi speakers, headlight washers, rear sunshade and forged M Double Spoke alloy wheels) was available at extra cost.
Was the 1995 U.S.-spec M3 ever offered outside the United States?
No, the 3.0-liter, 240-hp version of the M3 was exclusive to the United States for the 1995 model year. Even Canada, which received 45 Euro-spec M3s for 1994, was not offered the M3 again until the 1997 model year.
What makes the European-spec S50 B30 powerplant unique?
Though based on the regular production M50 24-valve inline-six used in many BMW models of the era, the
European version of the S50 B30 engine
has a number of unique components developed by BMW Motorsport (later renamed BMW M). These include:
-Increased bore (to 86mm) and stroke (to 85.8mm) for a total of 2990cc
-Increased compression to 10.8:1
-Ported and polished cylinder head
-Individual throttle bodies for each cylinder
-Heavy-duty valve springs
-Continuously-variable VANOS valve timing on the intake stroke
-Bosch Motronic M3.3 engine management control
-Dual mass flywheel
-Free-flowing intake and exhaust systems
In this guise, the
produces 286 hp (DIN) at 7,000 rpm and 236 lb/ft of torque at 3,600 rpm. These engines are equipped with dual catalysts for all markets.
How do the U.S. and European versions of the S50 engine differ?
The European and U.S. versions of the S50 B30 powerplant share similar cast iron engine blocks and have an identical capacity of 2990cc. However, the U.S. version (known as the
) retains the less complex head design and two-stage (non-stepless)VANOS valve timing system of the normal M50 engine upon which it is based. It also does without the European-spec model's individual throttle plates for each cylinder. Compression is slightly lower at 10.5:1. One benefit of the U.S. version is that it retains hydraulic lifters, thus periodic valve adjustments are not needed.
is rated at 240 hp (SAE) at 6,000 rpm and 225 lb/ft of torque at 4,250 rpm.
What kind of gearbox does the 3.0-liter E36 M3 have?
All 3.0-liter E36 M3s regardless of engine type have a ZF Type C five-speed manual gearbox with the following ratios: 4.20 (1), 2.49 (2), 1.66 (3), 1.24 (4), 1.00 (5). This is mated to a limited slip differential (25%) with a 3.15:1 final drive.
In addition, the U.S.-spec 1995 M3 was available with a
ZF 5HP18 five-speed automatic transmission
as an option starting with 12/94 production. This unit offers three driver-adjustable modes (normal, manual and winter) and uses the following ratios: 3.67 (1), 2.00 (2), 1.41 (3), 1.00 (4), .74 (5). It comes mated to a 3.23:1 final drive with limited slip differential.
How is the M3's chassis different from that of a normal E36 3 Series?
The E36 M3's suspension is based on that of the regular E36 3 Series, with MacPherson struts in front and the multi-link "Z-axle" in the rear. However, BMW M made the following changes when adapting the system to the M3:
-Height decreased by 31mm (1.2-in.)
-Track increased by .55mm (front) and .90mm (rear)
-Firmer shocks and springs
-Reinforced spring mounting plates
-Thicker anti-roll bars
-Revised suspension geometry
In addition, all 3.0-liter M3s have a special M-tuned steering rack with a variable ratio (from 15.4:1 to 19.8:1) and engine-speed-sensitive power steering.
What size brakes does the 3.0-liter E36 M3 have?
All 3.0-liter E36 M3s are fitted with
four-wheel vented disc brakes measuring 12.4-inches
or 315mm (front) and 12.3-inches or 313mm (rear) in diameter with a thickness of 28mm.
What size wheels and tires was the 3.0-liter E36 M3 equipped with?
For the E36 M3 3.0, BMW M specified 235/40ZR17 tires on all four corners. However, each body style was given a unique set of wheels. The coupe (both Euro-spec and U.S.-spec) wears
7.5x17-inch M Double Spoke cast alloy wheels
. A lighter
forged M Double Spoke
version was optional on European-spec models from the start of production, and became optional on U.S.-spec M3s starting in December, 1994. These are always fitted in a staggered configuration, with 7.5x17-inch wheels in front and 8.5x17-inch wheels in back. A polished version of this wheel was standard on the E36 M3 convertible. The sedan has its own wheel design, the
M Contour II
, also in the staggered (7.5x17-in./8.5x17-in.) configuration. This wheel is also fitted to the U.S.-spec M3 coupe with Luxury Package, though only in the narrower 7.5x17-inch version.
How does the chassis of the U.S.-spec M3 differ from that of the European version?
The U.S.-spec M3 received the same chassis enhancements as the European-spec model, with the exception of slightly less aggressive spring and shock rates.
How does the M3 3.0 differ cosmetically from the regular E36 3 Series?
Aside from the wheels, E36 M3s can be distinguished from a normal E36 3 Series by their more aggressive lower body panels consisting of a
front airdam with body-color mesh intake
, highly-sculpted side valance panels and
lower rear diffuser with large-diameter exhuat tips
. In addition, the protective side rub strips are wider and contain the M3 logo, and the side-view mirrors are of the
aerodynamic M design
body-color M-Technic rear spoiler
with either the "BMW Motorsport" script or a third brake light could be fitted as an option in most markets (except on convertibles).
How is the three-liter E36 M3 convertible cosmetically different from the coupe?
The three-liter
M3 convertible
shares all of its M body panels with the
M3 coupe
. However, the
front airdam
lacks the black plastic lower lip extension and the
M-Technic rear spoiler
was never available as a factory option on the open-top model.
How is the three-liter E36 M3 sedan cosmetically different from the coupe?
In order the appeal to a more conservative buyer, the
M3 3.0 sedan
is fitted with a more restrained M-Technic front airdam. Though similar to the one used on M3 coupes and convertibles, it contains three body-color horizontal slats in place of the mesh intake and (like the convertible) lacks the black plastic lower lip extension. Also, the
side valance panels
are less heavily sculpted.
How is the U.S. version of the E36 M3 3.0 cosmetically different from the European version?
There are few external differentiators between the two versions. However, like all E36 3 Series sold in America, the M3 is not fitted with ellipsoid headlights or a rear fog light, both standard features of the European version. Also, U.S.-spec models were never available with
headlight washers
How does the interior of the E36 M3 3.0 differ from that of a regular E36 3 Series?
interior of the 3.0-liter E36 M3
has several special items that are unique to this model: an
M instrument cluster
with red needles and the M logo, door sill plates with the "M3" insiginia, a black headliner and a shift knob with the M tri-color stripe. All E36 M3s are equipped with the Check Control vehicle function monitoring system.
Several different steering wheels were offered on the E36 M3. Some very early examples have the three-spoke M-Technic II wheel without an airbag, but most have either a non-M three-spoke wheel with a Euro-size airbag or a four-spoke wheel with a full-size airbag. Cars built before September, 1993 use this wheel in the normal BMW design. After that time, the standard airbag wheel was replaced with an M version featuring a thicker rim and raised thumb grips plus a redesigned horn pad and M tri-color stitching on the rim. This was the only wheel available on 3.0-liter E36 M3s sold in North America.
Unique to the E36 M3 coupe are
M Design sport seats
with integrated headrests in either M cloth with Amaretta suede bolsters or Nappa leather with the M tri-color insignia. The M3 sedan and convertible, as well as the U.S.-spec M3 coupe with Luxury Package, have regular BMW sport seats covered in Nappa leather. Luxury Package-equipped coupes and most (but not all) 3.0-liter E36 M3 sedans are further fitted with Burl Walnut wood trim on the center console, shift knob, parking brake handle and door pulls. They also have chrome interior door handles.
How is the interior of the U.S.-spec E36 M3 3.0 different from that of the European version?
The sole item that is unique to the interior of E36 M3s built for the American market is the
instrument cluster
. Though it shares its red needles and M logo with that of the Euro-spec car, the U.S. version has a 160-mph speedometer (in place of the 280 kph/170 mph unit) and a unique tachometer with a graduated redline and integrated economy-meter (in place of an oil temperature gauge).
Also, standard equipment was more extensive than on the European-market M3, and included:
-Air conditioning
-10 speaker Alpine radio/cassette sound system, prewired for CD changer
-Choice of M cloth/Amaretta suede or Nappa leather seating at no extra cost
What items were optional on the E36 M3 3.0?
European-market E36 M3s could be fitted with almost any 3 Series option including headlight washers, metallic paint, a rear spoiler (not available on the convertible), air conditioning, leather upholstery (standard on the convertible and sedan), power sunroof, power seats, heated seats, manual rear window sunshade, the fourth-generation on-board computer, cruise control and rear headrests.
On U.S. models, options were initially limited to a power sunroof, cruise control and heated front seats. The fourth-generation on-board computer became optional a few months after production began, and forged M Double Spoke alloy wheels were added to the option list by the end of 1994. An M-Technic rear spoiler was a dealer-installed option from the start of production and became a factory option in January, 1995.
What is the Luxury Package for the E36 M3?
The Luxury Package debuted exclusively for the U.S. version of the E36 M3 starting with December 1994. This package, with its
more understated exterior trim
more luxurious interior appointments
, included the following features:
-M-Technic front spoiler with three-slat, body color air intake and no lower lip
-Less sculpted side valance panels
-M Contour II alloy wheels (sized 7.5x17-in.)
-Eight-way power BMW sport seats
-Nappa leather door panels
-Extended Burl Walnut wood trim including the center console and door pulls
-Chrome interior door handles
-Front armrest
-Cruise control
-On-board computer
-Exclusive (until 5/95 production) choice of Arctic Silver metallic (309) and Boston Green metallic (275) paints
-Exclusive choice of Mulberry and Champagne Nappa leather upholstery
Special Versions
Were there any special versions of the three-liter E36 M3?
Five special versions of the E36 M3 3.0 were created by BMW M, though only three, the M3 GT, M3 GT Individual and M3 Lightweight, can truly be considered production models. The other two, M3 GTR and M3-R, are highly specialized models built in very limited numbers and not generally available to the public.
What is an E36 M3 GT?
is a limited-edition version of the European-market 3.0-liter M3 coupe developed to homologate engine and bodywork enhancements to the equivalent competition model in the FIA GT Series (Division II) and the American IMSA GT Series. A total of 350 examples were produced in left-hand drive form between February and June of 1995 (in addition to six pre-production vehicles produced in December of 1994). All examples included the following special equipment:
-A retuned version of the
S50 B30 powerplant
with 264-degree cams, a BMW Motorsport dual-pickup oil pan, duocentric oil pumps and upgraded VANOS software producing 295 hp at 7,000 rpm and 238 lb/ft of torque at 3,900 rpm
-Shorter 3.23:1 final drive
-Stiffer springs and shocks
-M strut tower brace
-British Racing Green (312) paintwork
-Adjustable front and
rear GT spoilers
-Clear front turn signal lenses
-Aluminum doors
-"BMW Motorsport International" emblems on the exterior door moldings, interior door sill plates, and trim panel above the glovebox
-Forged M Double Spoke alloy wheels (7.5x17-in. front, 8.5x17-in. rear)
Mexico Green Nappa leather upholstery with Anthracite Amaretta bolsters
Carbon fiber dashboard and center console trim
All M3 GTs were further equipped with dual airbags and interior headlight aim adjustment. Other features from the normal E36 M3 option list were offered either as standard equipment or as extra-cost upgrades, depending on the market. These included the three-spoke steering wheel, alarm, model designation delete, green-tinted windshield stripe, power rear vent windows, power sunroof, rear sunshade, velour floor mats, warning triangle/first aid kit, non-smoker package, power front seats, front armrest, heated front seats, rear headrests, headlight washers, Park Distance Control, air conditioning, automatic climate control, on-board computer, Siemens phone and various audio systems.
What is an E36 M3 GT Individual?
The E36 M3 GT Individual is a special edition of 50 right-hand drive E36 M3 coupes produced exclusively for the UK market in July of 1995. Though mechanically identical to the standard M3, the E36 M3 GT Individual received all the same exterior cosmetic enhancements as the left-hand drive E36 M3 GT: British Racing Green (312) paintwork, adjustable front and rear GT spoilers, clear front turn signal lenses and forged M Double Spoke alloy wheels (7.5x17-in. front, 8.5x17-in. rear). The interior also received the same Mexico Green Nappa leather + Anthracite Amaretta upholstery as the M3 GT, though the carbon fiber interior trim was replaced by Graphite Birds Eye Maple wood (including the shift knob) and chrome interior door handles were also fitted. Finally, each E36 M3 GT Individual received the M strut tower brace, as well as a three-spoke steering wheel, power sunroof, and on-board computer. Nineteen examples were further equipped with air conditioning, while nine received aluminum doors.
What is an E36 M3 Lightweight?
M3 Lightweight
(referred to internally as the E36 M3 CSL) is a special track-oriented version of the U.S.-spec 1995 E36 M3 coupe designed for serious driving enthusiasts. Though BMW of North America originally stated that just 85 M3 Lightweights would be produced, it has been confirmed that exactly 126 were ultimately built: Ten pre-production examples in January and February of 1995, plus one more in April of 1995, then 115 standard production examples between August and October of 1995. All Lightweights share their VIN sequence with the standard 1995 M3 coupe and were built in periodic batches on the standard 3 Series assembly line. They retained the stock 240-hp S50 B30 USA powerplant, though BMW NA claimed that all engines fitted to the Lightweights were tested to make sure they were operating at the top of the acceptable range. According to BMW figures, the M3 Lightweight weighs 2,950 lbs., 225 lbs. less than the regular M3 coupe. All M3 Lightweights were painted Alpine White III (300) and included the following special features:
-Shortened 3.23:1 final drive
-Aluminum doors
-Reduced sound insulation
-Stiffer springs and shocks from the European-spec E36 M3 coupe
-M shock tower brace
-Forged M Double Spoke alloy wheels (7.5x17-in. front, 8.5x17-in. rear)
-M3 GT front spoiler lip extension
-Standard M3 rear spoiler with integrated third brake light
-Chequered flag decals in BMW Motorsport colors on left-front and right-rear corners of bodywork
-"BMW Motorsport International" emblems on exterior door moldings, interior door sill plates, and trim panel above the glovebox
-BMW sport seats (manual adjustment) covered in Anthracite "Hurricane" cloth with red highlights
-Carbon fiber-look dashboard and center console trim
-Anthracite carpeting from the four-cyilnder E36 coupe
-Air conditioning delete
-Radio delete (pre-wiring for radio and two door speakers included)
-Sound insulation reduction
-Tool kit delete
-Console Valet delete
In addition, the following items were offered as special-order options that could be installed by the dealer:
-M3 GT-style adjustable rear spolier (with integrated third brake light)
-Lower chassis X-brace (for added stiffness)
-Upper strut tower brace
-BMW M oil pan and dual-pickup oil pump
-Ride-height adjustable suspension
-Cross-drilled brake rotors
-Adjustable camber plates
What is an E36 M3-R?
In late 1994, BMW Australia ordered 15 special road-going E36 M3-R models to compete in the Australian Super Production series (GT Production class). Originally built as standard M3 models on the normal German production line, these cars were converted to M3-R specification by Frank Gardiner Racing in Australia and were all completed in March and April of 1995. All 15 coupes are painted Alpine White III (300) with an Anthracite M cloth/Amaretta suede interior, plus the following unique features:
-A retuned version of the 2,990-cc S50 B30 powerplant developed in conjunction with BMW M GmbH and Schnitzer Motorsport GmbH featuring different camshafts, revised intake and exhaust ports, a lightened flywheel and a dual-pickup oil sump (as used in the later S50 B32 motor) . With these changes, the engine was re-rated at 324 hp (DIN) at 7,200 rpm and 258 lb/ft of torque at 4,400 rpm.
-Stronger drivershaft from the E31 850Ci
-Shorter 3.23 final drive
-Reinforced AP Racing clutch
-Top speed limiter removed
-Stiffer BMW Group N springs and shocks
-Larger AP Racing front brake rotors with four-piston calipers, stock rear rotors with AP Racing calipers
-Adjustable front and rear GT spoilers with additional rear rubber lip extensions
-M cross-spoke alloy wheels, sized 7.5x17-inch (front) and 8.5x17-inch (rear)
-Fog lights delete
-Rear "M3" badge delete
-Air conditioning delete
-Radio delete
-Central locking delete
-Check Control system delete
-Non-functional rear seat
-Individually-numbered silver plaque under the parking brake handle
What is an E36 M3 GTR?
The E36 M3 GTR is the road-going version of the competition machine built to compete in the 1994 ADAC German GT Cup Touring Car series. Essentially a race car with license plates, it features a stripped out interior and lightweight body panels (dropping the curb weight to 1300kg), fender flares to accommodate the 18-inch wheels and tires, adjustable front and rear spoilers, a full roll cage and a 300-hp version of the S50 B30 engine. Only two street-legal examples were built.
Color and Upholstery Selections
The following chart lists all regularly available paint colors for the German-built E36 M3 3.0 models. The South African model (BF98) is excluded due its use of specific local paint colors.
Alpine White II
03/1992 through 11/1993
Alpine White III
12/1993 through 01/1996
Mugello Red
03/1992 through 08/1994
Bright Red
09/1994 through 01/1996
Dakar Yellow
02/1992 through 01/1996
Diamond Black metallic
03/1992 through 02/1994
Cosmos Black metallic
03/1994 through 01/1996
Sterling Silver metallic
02/1992 through 08/1993
Arctic Silver metallic
09/1993 through 01/1996
Avus Blue metallic
03/1992 through 01/1996
Daytona Violet metallic
09/1993 through 01/1996
Boston Green metallic
BF93*, BF03, CB91, CB92, BJ91, BJ92 (*from 01/95)
09/1994 through 01/1996
British Racing Green
02/1995 through 06/1995
The following chart lists all regularly available upholsteries for the German-built E36 M3 3.0 models. The South African model (BF98) is not included due its use of locally-sourced materials.
Anthracite M cloth + Amaretta
09/1992 through 01/1996
Silvergrey M cloth + Amaretta
09/1992 through 08/1993
Grey M cloth + Amaretta
09/1993 through 01/1996
Black Nappa leather
09/1992 through 01/1996
Black extended Nappa leather
09/1992 through 08/1995
Light Silvergrey Nappa leather
09/1992 through 08/1993
Light Silvergrey extended Nappa leather
09/1992 through 08/1993
Light Grey Nappa leather
09/1993 through 01/1996
Light Grey extended Nappa leather
09/1993 through 08/1995
Mulberry Nappa leather
(*Luxury Package only)
09/1994 through 01/1996
Champagne Nappa leather
(*Luxury Package only)
09/1994 through 01/1996
Hazlenut extended Nappa leather
BJ91 (from 9/94), BJ92
03/1994 through 08/1995
Lotus White + Black extended Nappa leather
09/1992 through 08/1995
Violet Blue + Black extended Nappa leather
03/1994 through 08/1995
Classic Red + Black extended Nappa leather
03/1994 through 08/1995
Anthracite extended Buffalo leather
09/1992 through 07/1995
Mexico Green Nappa + Anthracite Amaretta
02/1995 through 06/1995


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Album Rating: 4.0*Exhales* The tones are challenging, but fun to write about
Album Rating: 3.0m/
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Album Rating: 4.0The best or second best Deftones album idk it's awesome
Great review as always mate
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Album Rating: 4.0 | Sound OffI've heard My Own Summer (Shove It) off of this, but nothing else unfortunately. I'll check this later today
Album Rating: 4.0Thanks dude, yea this is definitely better than their s/t and adrenaline IMO
Album Rating: 4.5Self Titled maybe, but no way better than Adrenaline!
Album Rating: 3.0dude mongi did you ever check the who
Album Rating: 4.0I don't believe you've ever recd The Who, from what I can remember haha
Album Rating: 3.0i did bro you gota check who's next pronto the hardest youve ever checked
this is so overlooked. be quiet and drive is one of the best deftones songs.
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Album Rating: 4.0I wouldn't call it overlooked haha but yea My Own Summer and Be Quiet and Drive are up there.
@KILL tried the first two tracks right now. I've heard that first track like a million times. It's
good music like always.
Album Rating: 4.0Come shove the sun aside!
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in regards to deftones this is overlooked. its usually 2nd last on ranked lists.
Album Rating: 4.0You've inspired me to relisten.
Album Rating: 4.52nd best tones
Album Rating: 4.5Agreed. 2nd best tones.
Good review!
This has great nostalgic value and I quite actually prefer it to some of their latter works. While, My Own Summer and Be Quiet may get all the praise, the album has its fair share of hidden gems like Mascara and MX
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• Day 5: Favorite hug(s)
→ I love all their hugs, I've always adored seeing them embrace each other. It's their thing. My favourite is the one at the beach in season 2. It's such a significant moment. It's the moment when I said "they're back". It was an hard journey for them that season, they lost each other… but when Lucas said "It's just you and me this summer" and Peyton leaned on him, you simply know that, as Mark said, there are still embers. The hug in 5x05 is such an happy hug, they're thrilled to see each other again. As soon as Peyton saw Lucas she ran into his arms and those smiles are so beautiful. I love both hugs in 4x01 (such a good when to start a season), it always warms me how Lucas has his eyes closed while Peyton is in his arms, like feeling her it's exactly what he needs. And the coda for 4x01 with that voiceover about "that someone will find you" was perfection. And then in season 6 they're so lovely and adorable, it's impossible not to *asdfghjkl*. Seeing them in 6x17 was so heartbreaking but that hug in the end both kills you and gives you hope that they will beat the odds again like they always do.
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The Department of Defense investigation's of a sports supplement ingredient — associated with the death of two soldiers — has been making headlines in the past week as the U.S. Military's independent paper Stars & Stripes ran an update of the news on Jan. 29 and the New York Times picked up on the story Feb. 2.
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Emergency medical service is the lifeblood of Stevan Vuckovic, D.O.
Besides serving for 18 years as an Emergency Department physician at Franciscan St. Anthony Health Crown Point, Vuckovic has excelled for 15 years as medical director of the hospital's Emergency Medical Services Training Academy – so much that he recently was honored as the state's EMS medical director of the year.
He received the award during an annual Indiana Fire Chiefs Association-Department of Homeland Security, Indiana Emergency Response Conference in Indianapolis.
"My name may be on the award, but it is not about me," Vuckovic said. "It is about all the people behind the scenes who made it possible. It is a testament to how robust our EMS program is and about our relationship with the pre-hospital providers who put it on the line every day to make sure our communities are taken care of."
The academy trains emergency responders from 26 communities.
Vuckovic, 50, of St. John, who is married and has four children, said he was bitten by the desire to help people in distress while in high school, when he served as a lifeguard and a volunteer in a hospital emergency department in Illinois.
"The epiphany came when I was in the high school band. We were rehearsing for a musical and the band director decided to fire off a blank as a sound effect," Vuckovic said.
"He didn't know the blank contained paper wadding and wounded his hand trying to shield the shot. While everyone else was running away, I ran toward him and applied first-aid (learned as a lifeguard), until the paramedics came."
Vuckovic finds the most satisfaction in seeing people, especially young ones, survive deadly situations.
"Things like pulling drowning kids out of a lake, or out of a car wrapped around a tree – and then later watching them walk out of the hospital. Those are most rewarding, as has been my entire career. I want to take care of sick people and also have an extraordinary dedication to the responders in the field, because I used to be one."
Vuckovic said he emulates the leadership style of his mentor, Bernie Heilicser, D.O., emergency medical services director at Ingalls Hospital in Harvey, Ill.
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Buccaneer Closing West Eagle, Applying For Credits
Buccaneer Alaska LLC is asking the state of Alaska to help pay for the cost of drilling a well near Homer that came up dry.
Monday the Australian petroleum drilling company announced it plans to file for nearly $3.1 million in credits offered as an incentive for Cook Inlet drilling.
It's been reported Buccaneer plans to plug the dry well that cost more than $9 million 20 miles northeast of Homer.
The company stopped work at the West Eagle No. 1 well at 3,700 feet.
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I always seem to get a really big sore spot in the same place on my chin. It stays there, being all tender for a few days, then one morning I'll prod it and it'll spew like a volcano and disappear, leaving no trace.Friday 18 May at 10.33pm
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Almy: Outlook bright for upcoming season
After a blistering hot summer, the recent cooler weather has stirred thoughts of whitetail deer hunting among Shenandoah Valley sportsmen. And now, part way through September, only a brief wait remains before we can be perched along a trail in the woods or sitting at the edge of a food plot with bow or crossbow in hand. A short while after that, muzzleloader season will arrive, followed by the modern firearms opener.
Bow season is set to open Oct. 6 this year, blackpowder Nov. 3, and modern firearms, Nov. 17. There will also be a special Youth Deer Hunting Day on Sept. 29 for hunters 15 and under.
The outlook for hunting whitetails, whichever type of equipment you choose, is very good for the coming seasons. During the past year, 233,104 whitetails were harvested by Old Dominion sportsmen. That figure included 98,874 antlered bucks (at least 1 1/2 years or older), 21,008 button bucks (less than one year), 113,106 does and 116 deer whose sex was not reported.
Matt Knox, leader of the deer program for the state, expects a similar kill this year since the herd has mostly stabilized. This has been the goal of the Game Department for the last few years, and they've done a good job managing the herd to obtain that objective.
Thousands of deer are sampled in our area each year to make sure the disease doesn't become a major problem. But the fact is there's little that can be done to prevent a few cases from occurring, except keeping deer numbers at a reasonable level. That's why it's important to harvest enough does each year.
Another disease that can be an even more important problem in the state to the whitetail herd is hemorrhagic disease (HD). Dry conditions are favorable for the spread of this disease, so it's fortunate that HD has not been a major problem in the area this summer.
The mast crop is always a major subject of interest as deer season approaches. So far, from my surveys, there seems to be a very heavy crop of acorns, especially on chestnut and white oaks. These species are highly favored by deer.
Bucks I had been seeing in fields a few weeks ago suddenly stopped showing up. Checking in the woods immediately confirmed why. Acorns were everywhere. They had switched to feeding on this abundant food.
If you find an area with several white or chestnut oaks dropping acorns, check it out for scuffed leaves where deer have looked for the nuts and fresh droppings. Hang a stand downwind of that area and you should be in a good spot for a bow or crossbow hunt next month.
Another plus for this fall's hunting season, according to Knox, is the mild winter we had last year. "It is not unusual for deer to lose a significant amount of their body weight during winter," he said. "This did not happen in Virginia during the winter of 2012. The deer herd came out of the winter in better than average condition."
Knox expects an excellent season for hunters on private land in the Shenandoah Valley and surrounding mountains. On public land, the outlook is fair to good. But that's better than it was just a few years back.
The deer harvest on national forest lands in Western Virginia has declined 60 percent since the 1990's. Deer habitat deterioration is the major culprit. Without land use changes that decline can't be totally stopped.
But to help slow the deterioration of the herd, game managers have cut back on doe hunting. As an example, on national forest lands during muzzleloader season in Shenandoah and Rockingham counties, only bucks will be legal for the entire season. Knox says it appears that "the public land deer herd decline has apparently bottomed out" because of this reduced female kill.
That bodes well for national forest hunters this fall. No, the chances won't be as good as on a prime piece of private agricultural land in the Valley with good cover. But there will be plenty of territory to explore, and if you hunt hard enough and are lucky, there are some bruiser bucks in the National Forest.
Good luck wherever you hunt this fall. And always keep safety foremost in mind.
-- Award-winning outdoors writer Gerald Almy is a Maurertown resident.
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