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Why Do I Want to be a Journalist?
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Editor's note: The TMO Foundation conducted a scholarship essay contest and TMO is now printing the essays of some of the entrants to the contest.
This is the second place essay, by Aysha Jamali, on the subject "Why do I want to be a journalist?" She received Second Prize, a $1,000 scholarship.
By Aysha Jamali
A journalist strives, researches, listens and educates. A journalist's role is vast and has been a necessary ingredient in society throughout the history of the world. Media influences what we know about the world around us, how we form our opinions on issues and which issues are the most important to us. A journalist's responsibility is to report with the intention of being honest and fair in representing what goes on in the world. That is my interest: to uphold the duties of media's mediators.
Wickham Steed, an editor of The Times of London, said that journalism is "something more than a craft, something other than an industry, something between art and a ministry." It's a field that requires skill and creativity, but it also requires a sense of obligation to the people. And there are several obligations.
One obligation of the journalist is to keep a check on those in power. Governments and corporate organizations are often in a position to abuse their power. They serve the larger population, but are often run by a smaller elite circle. "Melvin Mencher's News Reporting and Writing" says that "democracy is the healthiest when the public is informed about the activities of captains of industry and chieftains in public office." It is the journalist's responsibility to scrutinize those captains and chieftains in the elite circle, so that the common people can have a say in their policies and the actions affecting them.
Journalists also look out for those who can't look out for themselves. The minority always needs a spokesperson whether it's a daughter who lost her father because of hospital malpractice, a school in a low-income district with no money for textbooks, or hundreds of upset and recently unemployed workers from a billion dollar company.
A journalist's responsibility is also to provide the public with unbiased information on current issues. A decision is so difficult to make when both sides are white-washing and sugar-coating the truth. Journalists are there to investigate and determine accurate from inaccurate. They provide not only facts but the scoop behind the facts. Journalist T. D. Allman said, "Genuinely objective journalism not only gets the facts right, it gets the meaning of events right." It's with this type of fact-finding that people can make rational decisions.
Another role of the journalist is to bring to concern issues that are otherwise not discussed. In the book "Don't Shoot the Messenger," Bruce W. Sanford said that "most people would not see that they were being denied information about the world around them." This requires the journalist to hunt for these hidden stories, and it can put the journalist at odds with bosses and peers. Stepping away from the mainstream is difficult but something a journalist should remember is often an obligation.
My background has taught me about the need for such responsibilities. My family and my Islamic faith have taught me that judging others is the wrong path to take since you don't always know the whole story. I learned that what you hear is not always the truth, so you need to stay skeptical. I learned that there is always another opinion about a situation, so you need to stay open-minded. It's because of this that I read about a war, a robbery or a movie release and I want to know what else is there that the media isn't telling me. Did those people really initiate the shooting? Was that person trying to feed his family with the stolen money? Is this actor passionate about his role in the movie?
Beyond finding out the truth, I want to share the new ideas and incidents I discover. My question is always: why didn't I know this before and why isn't anyone spreading this around? I love a chance to sit down and hash out the day's news. I relish the idea of communicating information to get myself and other people to think in different ways. It's my inquisitive attitude and my itch to share information that attracted me to journalism.
Getting people to think in different ways is also a significant reason to have a diverse media. You can't have variation if everyone thinks the same way. In "Arrogance: Rescuing America from the Media Elite," Bernard Goldberg said, "It's past time that we moved from a newsroom that simply looks like America to one that thinks like America – a newsroom that better reflects America in its highly varied beliefs and values and passions." A diversified newsroom is an atmosphere that permits the contribution of unique experiences and attitudes.
Media diversity is also important for avoiding cultural taboos and clearing up misconceptions. This brings to the mind the controversial shooting of Luqman Ameen Abdullah, imam of a local Detroit mosque. Local news stations reported on broadcast and on their Web sites that he was the ringleader of a group called the "Ummah." Actually, all Muslims consider themselves to be a part of an ummah, which is an Arabic word roughly translated as community. It's similar to Christians belonging to a church community. The mainstream media failed to clarify whether Imam Abdullah's "Ummah" was just confused with the general concept of the Muslim ummah. If there were more people with that type of knowledge and background present in the newsroom, then confusions like that wouldn't happen as often. When there's less confusion in the media, the public is getting accurate information and putting its trust back in its sources.
The need to keep a check on bias by representing all sides of a story is also a reason why the media should be diverse. It only makes sense for the media to be as diverse as the people and the views they are representing. With the melting-pot that is the United States, we should be seeing people of all backgrounds in our media. In "Arrogance," Goldberg said that "despite the overwhelming evidence, despite all the examples of bias that were documented in my book and others, despite the surveys that show that large numbers of Americans consider the elite media too liberal … the elite remains in denial." Diversity breaks down that elite circle to allow for proper representation.
These roles are a part of the backbone that holds up a journalist as someone who strives, researches, listens and educates. I believe it should be every journalist's goal to uphold the field's values. I hope to make my career as a journalist by internalizing these values. I hope to use my Muslim identity and first generation immigrant background in striving for fair media representation through diversity. This should be the journalist's drive. This is my drive.


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Generally there are two opportunities to play back raw audio data on Symbian OS. We can use CMdaAudioPlayerUtility and MMdaAudioPlayerCallback, or CMdaAudioOutputStream and MMdaAudioOutputStreamCallback classes. The former requires the whole data audio data with a valid WAVE header (in the header are the bitrate, sampling frequency and length defined), the latter opens a stream and we can write to the stream anytime. Consequently the second solution is much more memory friendly; it is preferable especially in case of longer audio data. It may be also prefered in case of remote audiostream playback (e.g. streaming audio from the internet).
This article deals with the second solution, also, with audiostream playback. In the first part of the article the main idea and functionality of streaming playback is introduced and the second part discusses the occurring problems on devices. According to my findings, some of these problems have never been publish before.
The usage of CMdaAudioOutputStream and MMdaAudioPlayerCallback
The audio playback class must be inherited from MMdaAudioPlayerCallback. In this class we must reference a CMdaAudioOutputStream type object:
class CAudioStreamPlayer:public MMdaAudioPlayerCallback
public: //Constructor and Destructor
public: // Player functions
public: //functions derived from MMdaAudioPlayerCallback
CMdaAudioOutputStream* iAudioOutputStream;
// Other data
// ...
Then we can instantiate an object:
TRAPD(err, iAudioOutputStream = CMdaAudioOutputStream::NewL(*this););
where *this is the inherited class from MMdaAudioPlayerCallback. Now we have to open the stream:
TMdaAudioDataSettings iStreamSettings;
iStreamSettings.iChannels = TMdaAudioDataSettings::EChannelsMono;
iStreamSettings.iSampleRate = TMdaAudioDataSettings::ESampleRate8000Hz;
When the stream is opened, the MaoscOpenComplete(TInt aError) callback function is called, so we must implement it in our class. In this function we can start to write into the stream (CAudiostreamPlayer is derived from MMdaAudioPlayerCallback):
void CAudiostreamPlayer::MaoscOpenComplete(TInt aError)
if (aError == KErrNone)
// the stream is opened
When iSomeMono8khzRawAudioData is copied into the stream, the MaoscBufferCopied(TInt aError, const TDesC8& aBuffer) callback function is called, consequently it must also be implemented:
void CAudiostreamPlayer::MaoscBufferCopied(TInt aError, const TDesC8& aBuffer)
if (aError==KErrNone)
// if there is more data, then write it into the stream
if (iMoreData==ETrue)
(Note: aBuffer points to the copied buffer. aBuffer should not be used/deleted untill MaoscBufferCopied callback is obtained.)
When there is no more audio data, or the last audio data segment has been played, and new data wasn't written into the stream, then the MaoscPlayComplete(TInt aError) callback function is called; it is also called in case of any error or if the CMdaAudioOutputStream::Stop() function was called:
void CAudiostreamPlayer::MaoscPlayComplete(TInt aError)
if (aError==KErrUnderflow)
if (iMoreData==ETrue)
// done
else if (aError==KErrCancel)
// stopped
We can stop playing anytime by calling:
More information on functions and error codes can be found in the Developer Library.
Device specific errors
The audiostream playback as described above works perfectly on the emulator, but unfortunaltey it does not work so on the devices. There are several major issues that are present on some devices. Developers must pay attention to these issues to successfully implement audiostream playback in their application. Most of these issues can be solved.
Missing MaoscPlayComplete() callback function
The MaoscPlayComplete() callback function is never called on 2nd edition devices (have not tested it on 3rd edition devices) in case of KErrUnderflow, so when we stop writing to the stream or when the speed of the audio playback is faster than the speed the buffer is written into the stream. The actual end of playback is indicated by MaoscBufferCopied() being called instead. We can check the identity of the buffer received by MaoscBufferCopied(), comparing it with the buffers in the stream (e.g. to see whether it is the last buffer or not). We can still achieve MaoscPlayComplete() to be called with {{{1}}}, if we call the CMdaAudioOutputStream::Stop() function.
Memory leaking in MaoscPlayComplete() callback function
The developer might like to destroy the CMdaAudioOutputStream* object (also iAudioOutputStream in the examples) in MaoscPlayComplet(), when the whole audio data has been played or stopped to free up memory. But if it is destroyed in MaoscPlayComplete(), then it leads to memory leaking.
(Note: on 2nd edition devices MaoscPlayComplet() callback function is called only if the CMdaAudioOutputStreamCallback::Stop() member function is previously called.)
MaoscOpenComplete() never called when reopening the stream
On some 2nd edition devices (have not tested on 3rd edition devices) the MaoscOpenComplete() callback function is not called if we reopen the stream, just like when we call the Open() function more than once. To overcome the problem we must reconstruct the stream each time before opening it:
if (iAudioOutputStream) delete iAudioOutputStream;
iAudioOutputStream = NULL; // In case the following NewL leaves
TRAPD(err, iAudioOutputStream = CMdaAudioOutputStream::NewL(*this););
Stop() causes crash if it is called in the callback functions
Developers may call the CMdaAudioOutputStream::Stop() function in MaoscBufferCopied() to reach MaoscPlayComplete(). But on some 2nd edition devices (have not tested on 3rd edition devices) the application freezes when the Stop() function is called in the callback functions. To avoid this problem, the Stop() function should not be called directly from the callbacks. A possible solution is to use CIdle object for calling the Stop() function. With the help of CIdle the Stop() function is called only when there are no higher priority active objects running. So we should create and start the CIdle object when normally we would call the Stop() function and call the Stop() function in the CIdle object.
iStop = CIdle::NewL(EPriorityIdle);
iStop->Start(TCallBack(BackgroundStop, this));
TInt CAudiostreamPlayer::BackgroundStop(TAny *aStream)
return ((CAudiostreamPlayer*)aStream)->Stop();
TBool CAudiostreamPlayer::Stop()
return EFalse;
"Feature not supported!" error message while calling WriteL()
On some 2nd edition devices (not tested on 3rd edition devices) the Feature not supported! error message is displayed, when CMdaAudioOutputStream::WriteL() is called. It is caused by the inappropriate sampling rate settings. Some devices support 22 kHz, others does not support it. Check out the devices' specification or try it on the device, and if the Feature not supported! error message is displayed, than set the sampling rate lower, 8 kHz might be a good solution.
(Note: the sampling rate can be set when opening the stream in TMdaAudioDataSettings::iSampleRate property or by CMdaAudioOutputStream::SetAudioPropertiesL(TInt aSampleRate, TInt aChannels).)
Memory leaking in MaoscBufferCopied() callback function
One might like to do some extra calculations in MaoscBufferCopied() callback function (e.g. MP3 decoding, downloading from the Internet, text-to-speech conversion, etc.). In this case it is favorable to do the calculations after the last audio data segment was written into the stream. Unfortunately it causes memory leaking on 2nd edition devices (have not tested on 3rd edition devices). We can easily reproduce the problem by putting a for loop after the CMdaAudioOutputStream::WriteL() function:
void CAudiostreamPlayer::MaoscPlayComplete(TInt aError)
if (aError==KErrUnderflow)
if (iMoreData==ETrue)
for (TInt k=0; k<100000; k++)
for (TInt l=0; l<100; l++)
// done
else if (aError==KErrCancel)
// stopped
Unfortunately this issue has not been solved yet. Any idea and suggestion is welcome.
Tested devices
During the tests the following devices were used:
- Nokia 3230, V3.0505.2, 19-02-05, Rm-51
- Nokia 6600, V3.42.1, 16-10-03, NHL-10
- Nokia 6680, V5.04.07, 15-02-06, RM-36
- Nokia N70, V 5.06188.8.131.52, 24-04-06, RM-84
External links
- Developer Library
- S60 Platform: Audio Streaming Example v2.1
- S60 Platform: Audio Output Streaming Example v1.2
- S60 Platform: Sound Mixer Example v2.0
- Sound mixer implementation
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So you can play as a marine...
Will players just drop the DH charachters and want to play as these super hard paragons of drstruction?
Is each release replacing the last?
Posted 24 March 2010 - 01:55 AM
So you can play as a marine...
Will players just drop the DH charachters and want to play as these super hard paragons of drstruction?
Is each release replacing the last?
Posted 24 March 2010 - 02:39 AM
Erm... no?
Dark Heresy, Rogue Trader, and Deathwatch all have different themes, pros and cons. I love Dark Heresy and Rogue Trader, because they are about the humans that make up the Imperium. Deathwatch.... I'm willing to withhold judgement on until I read it, but I think it's safe to say that if you don't find combat interesting, you won't like Deathwatch.
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Posted 24 March 2010 - 04:23 AM
Some will I'm sure. Whenever a new RPG comes out a certain percentage of players is lost by every other RPG. At least in terms of actual play time. I'm sure people will keep buying DH books though.
Posted 24 March 2010 - 05:06 AM
I see Deathwatch as "ice cream."
Delicious and fun sometimes, but not as a main course.
So I can see Dark Heresy players taking a break to experience some uber-combat, but they will return.
Posted 24 March 2010 - 05:27 AM
Depends if they give us more than just a tabletop combat game by another name.
Must say I'm on the fence re the core concept, and I'm seeing contradictory information online about what the designers are trying to give us, on one DD Ross stresses Space Marines are more than just killing machines (even mentioning envoy type diplomatic missions etc), in the recent review linked on this board he stresses Space marines are just about combat and are monoskilled killing machines. I'm struggling to decide if the game will be for me.
Posted 24 March 2010 - 06:26 AM
I really doubt that. DH and DW are two different games, with two different approaches.
Here's an example:
In the Baron Hopes adventure the characters come to spend some time looking for information among the local serfs. There's an extra table for groups who have characters from the Ministorum or Mechanicus, this table explains that the serfs have never seen a real priest before and for them it's probably the only chance to be blessed by one (or confess etc.). The table goes an extra step to show that the group can perform good deeds for people who have almost no hope for betterment in their lives. For the tech-priests it could be an even greater revelation because they truly are the one eyed men among the blind when it comes to technology. Suffice to say the serfs see the characters as humans.
Now imagine the same with a DW kill-team, the avenging angels of the emperor's wrath.
The hulking brutes who can arm-wrestle an ork and win. The serfs would be terrified by them, because frankly for most humans the SM are beings of legend. Role playing space marines would not happen in interactions with the masses, but rather with people who wield power, like highly placed members of the IG or the commisariat, planetary administration etc.
But that's only my opinion about it.
Posted 24 March 2010 - 06:33 AM
Perhaps, but not anyone I know. We've been playing DH for years and built up characters we care about and want to progress. I imagine the majority of players will feel the same way (provided they're enjoying their DH game).
For us, at least, this will just be yet another evening sacrificed to the Imperial cause. And, may I say, gladly so.
Posted 24 March 2010 - 07:42 AM
Nope, but it would make for great one shot adventures between a DH campaigns break points.
I'm really attached to playing an acolyte in DH. Starting off at the Uber power-level just seems like cheating to me now. It would be REALLY difficult to get me to stop playing DH completely just because another area of the 40k universe is out there to explore.
Plus, I've never gotten to play an arbitrator yet. That career is really appealing to me, but my cleric just won't die.... not that I'm trying to get him killed either.
Posted 24 March 2010 - 10:12 AM
I doubt that Deathwatch will supplant Dark Heresy. If anything, I can see group melding the three titles together for what could be a really intriguing adventure. I plan on merging my RT game with Deathwatch (still working on the details of how it's all going to happen) and I'm hoping the players will enjoy the merger.
"The soul of the Imperial Fist can be found in his sword."
Posted 24 March 2010 - 01:34 PM
Not for me and my players
I run DH like a Call of Cthulhu game (w/ bigger guns) And I love CoC (and I am the GM)
I will run some DW games (like i do with RT) but I count on returning to DH and then maybe mixing them all together
Posted 24 March 2010 - 09:26 PM
Nope......I will play them parallely, DW will be during a historical part of the Kuronous Expanse, a war the RTs accidentally warp-jumped past.
Posted 25 March 2010 - 01:44 AM
I would never see them as replacing each other. In fact I would like to mix them up as far as possible. I think if I like Deathwatch I'm going to buy Dark Heresy just for the stuff it could add to Deathwatch. (The character of my dreams would be a Space Marine Pariah. )
Posted 27 March 2010 - 10:03 PM
We moved from DH into RT when it came on board, but none of us would be ready to move on from RT by then, we are having way too much fun.... so our GM had the awesome idea that our RT characters would end up requiring a Deathwatch team to provide ahem "assistance" to us in our RT game... and that we could play both the RT characters and the DW characters... of course this means our RT game is just going to get really interesting
Posted 28 March 2010 - 03:14 AM
i think people will simply intergrate them all, since RT was able to work DH, so it goes to reason the DW will work fine with the rest, the group i play with mixed DH with RT and it is working out great
Posted 31 March 2010 - 01:51 PM
does anyone know if Deathwatch will be capatable with Dark Heresy? is character generation the same? I've been using the Adeptus Astartes unofficial fan made content to create a Space Marine so this book is particularly appealing to me to re-create that character with official rules.
Posted 31 March 2010 - 04:33 PM
AFAIK, the only known comparison is that DW marines will be equivalent to Rank 9 DH (Ascension) characters in terms of power/stats.
Posted 01 April 2010 - 12:46 AM
forward unto dawn said:
i think people will simply intergrate them all, since RT was able to work DH, so it goes to reason the DW will work fine with the rest, the group i play with mixed DH with RT and it is working out great
Agreed 100%.
"Curses! Just when you've finally managed to bring the whole world under your evil influence some pathetic little Inquisitor goes whining off to the Adeptus Terra about rogue psykers and daemonic possession. I mean, do I look posssessed? Well, do I? DO I???" - Personal Log of Lord Varlak, 995.M41 (during the Purging of Korsk II)
Posted 01 April 2010 - 12:40 PM
I know for certain that my group will be playing all three games. DH for the gritty, down to earth rooting out of heretics and burning them. RT for exploration, money, sex and power xD And DW for epic stories of the Emperor's finest facing the vilest of humanity's foes.
Frankly, I see the three games as supporting each other, never replacing. My RT group has as much fun being Rogue Traders (acting like semi-legal pirates with -very- big guns) as they do playing their DH acolytes (Who act like the Shadow Police of the sector, more or less ). I imagine they will love bringing the Emperor's fury with blade and bolter and epicness just as much
Posted 02 April 2010 - 07:44 AM
My players have voted to stick with DH and RT. The toys in the DW books might be interesting, but the idea of space marines does not appeal to them.
Posted 02 April 2010 - 11:17 AM
The group i play in has 1 RT with 3 other players currently as throne agents(rank 9).If anything; both books have expanded the possibilities for us.Not sure how DW will mesh once i get it but im sure there wont be much complaing in my group once we have all 3.
"Curses! Just when you've finally managed to bring the whole world under your evil influence some pathetic little Inquisitor goes whining off to the Adeptus Terra about rogue psykers and daemonic possession. I mean, do I look posssessed? Well, do I? DO I???" - Personal Log of Lord Varlak, 995.M41 (during the Purging of Korsk II)


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Kubrick (4.5)The sweet spot between intricacy and accessibilty....Attis (2)fuck the polys...Idioteque (4.5)Stampede of the elfgiant...GeorgeWheeler (4)Meshuggah have taken a different approach with Koloss. For better or worse is subjective, ...
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you posted a link?
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Album Rating: 2.0 | Sound Offabout two hours ago you were asking if this was any good and a 4 review already?
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Belgium Dear Theron: Haven't been able to send those things yet as we are on the move, following Fritz as you see by the above. Have some spike helmets etc which if I can't send will bring with me when I return. Am top now, also have been proposed for a second Croix de Guerre in the last battle before the Armistice was declared. Kemble takes my place, but he is on leave so I have been quite a busy man. We are acclaimed as heroes as we pass through the villages, nothing too good for us. Although it getting cooler every day, we do not notice it as we now have plenty of coal, wood and fine quarters. Well Theron will do my best to get some things back to you soon, but if I can't right away, will bring them when I return. Write soon, as it may take weeks for us to get any mail. As Ever, Ted.
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After spending the better part of the weekend at a north suburban hospital following what was described as a minor stroke on Friday, former Chicago Bears coach Mike Ditka was headed back home.
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There's a lot to enjoy about taking your boat out for a day on the water. Whether you're fishing, waterskiing, wakeboarding, or just cruising around, it can be even more fun when you have a capable marine audio system to provide the music. Here's how we outfitted two different boats belonging to Crutchfield employees. Each boat was equipped with a system designed to suit the boat and the activities of the owners.
A sea-worthy system for fishing and cruising
Doug, our Operations Manager in Charlottesville, looks forward to weekends at Virginia Beach every summer. That's where he berths his 25-foot Grady-White and takes it out for fishing and cruising in the Chesepeake Bay. Doug wanted to upgrade existing system to provide good sound all around the boat, while also giving him more entertainment options.
The receiver is the heart of the system
We installed a Clarion M502 marine digital media receiver in the bow cabin. Digital media receivers don't have CD players, but Doug was fine with that, since he listens primarily to his iPod® and satellite radio. The M502 has a USB input and iPod controls, plus it's satellite radio-ready, so Doug can take his SiriusXM tuner out of his car and use it in the boat, too. Built-in Bluetooth® connectivity allows Doug and his guests to stream music wirelessly from their devices to the receiver.
The Clarion M502 receiver was installed in the bow cabin
The Clarion MW1 marine remote control fit neatly near the helm
Although we mounted the receiver below decks, we also installed a Clarion MW1 wired remote control at the helm. The remote's LCD display provides feedback, while the waterproof buttons give Doug easy control of the receiver. The wired remote controls the receiver from the helm.
Filling the boat with sound
Doug and his passengers could be anywhere on the boat while they're cruising or fishing, so we wanted to provide good sound throughout.
A pair of Polk DB401 marine speakers fit nicely in the bow cabin, where they're protected from the elements. At the helm, we installed a set of JL Audio MX650 marine speakers.
For the rear of the boat, we added a Polyplanar marine audio system. It includes an amplifier, enclosed subwoofer and a pair of waterproof speakers. With the sub mounted in a stern compartment and the speakers under the gunwales, the bass response and sound in the stern was greatly improved.
Watch our video about the installation in Doug's Grady-White
Fun on the lake
J, Crutchfield's in-house photographer, keeps his 20-foot Moomba Outback on the inland waters of Virginia's Smith Mountain Lake, where he enjoys taking out friends and family for wakeboarding and exploring. Having a system with plenty of power to cut through the sound of the wind, waves, and engines was important to him.
Keeping the receiver safe and dry
It gets damp inside a fast, open boat, so we wanted to find a protected location for the receiver. Fortunately, the Moomba has a variety of watertight compartments that were perfect for the installation. Not only does the compartment provide an extra degree of protection for the Kenwood KMR-550U marine CD receiver we installed, but it also protects devices connected to it from spray. A Kenwood KCA-RC107MR wired remote lets J control the receiver from the helm.
The Kenwood marine CD receiver and devices stay safe and dry in this waterproof compartment
Three pairs of Kicker KM6200 speakers provide full-range sound
Adding an amp and speakers
We installed three pairs of 6" KM6200 Kicker marine speakers in the boat's existing speaker openings, covering the front, middle, and rear of the craft. We kept the amplification in the family with a Kicker ZXM700.5 marine amp.
The amplifier is essential to providing the punch necessary for clear sound when the throttle is up and the boat is humming along the water. And, since the amp has a separate subwoofer channel, J can add a sub to the system later if he wants.
Watch our video about the installation in J's Moomba.
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Putting a system into your boat may seem like a daunting task. Here are a few handy tips from our installers at Crutchfield that'll help make the process a little easier.
Take your time, and try to plan the installation out in advance. (This should actually apply to any installation.)
When drilling into any fiberglass or wood surfaces, always check what's on the backside. It sounds silly, but it's easy to forget and you don't want to drill into a fuel line or worse yet, through the hull!
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Fans will be able to celebrate the Blackhawks' Stanley Cup victory in a rally that will most likely take place Thursday or Friday. City Hall still is working out the details with the team and hopes to announce them as soon as possible. "Nothing has been solidified," said a city spokesman. "Nothing is locked down yet."
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BOSTON — Blackhawks veteran defenseman Michal Rozsival pressed the delete button in his head as he struggled through his usual pregame nap routine.
He didn't want to dream of hoisting the Stanley Cup over his head.
"After the pregame meal, I usually go take a nap, but I just couldn't fall asleep today for some reason," Rozsival said. "It was just one of those days where there were lots of things running through my mind. When I was imagining this, I would try to erase it from my mind."
Of course, "this" happened. Rozsival, a 34-year-old who started his career in 1999, is a Stanley Cup champion for the first time. So is center Michal Handzus, 36, and tough guy Jamal Mayers, 38.
The Hawks' stunning 3-2 victory in Game 6 of the Stanley Cup Final against the Boston Bruins made them champions. In a fitting gesture, they were some of the first players to be handed the Cup on the ice.
"It felt unbelievable," said Mayers, who made his NHL debut in the 1996-97 season. "What a great gesture by Jonny Toews and the captains. It was amazing."
Rozsival, a free-agent addition before the season, and Handzus, a trade-deadline acquisition, played huge roles in the Hawks' Cup run. They each played in every game this postseason.
Rozsival was a steady defensive presence who assisted on huge goals. Handzus, who made his debut in 1998, found a niche centering the second line, recording three goals and 11 points.
"It worked out in the end," Rozsival said. "I knew this was a good team, a great group of guys. I knew we had a chance to go far in the playoffs."
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This time, there isn't any credit to give to former general manager Dale Tallon, who played a key role in the Hawks' 2010 Stanley Cup. This Cup is all Stan Bowman, who put together the right championship mix in his third attempt.
"It's hard to win, and you've got to make some changes and re-tool a little bit," Bowman said. "I'm proud of everybody. It's been a long road to get here, and this is the culmination of a lot of hard work for a lot of people."
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Rocky Wirtz said after the 2010 Cup victory in Philadelphia that it might have been special to win it on home ice, and he believed this series might be headed back to Chicago after the Bruins took a late 2-1 lead.
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Alpha Gamma Chi, a Lee University Greek club, will be attempting to break a Guinness World Record for the longest flag football game played, and they need your help.
"Anybody can come," said Zach Brooks, a Chi member. "We just need all the support we can get. We are hoping we get a lot of involvement from the city."
The game will start on April 4 at 5 p.m. and continue until April 6 at 7 p.m.
The current record for the longest played football game is 24 hours. The Chi guys are going for 50 hours of straight play in their game, "The Gridiron," presented by MurMaid Mattress.
This is not the first time the Greek club has gone after a world record. In both 1985 and 2005, club members went after the title for longest played softball game.
"When they played in the softball game, it was before our time. When we came up, you heard about guys who played in the game and they were sort of like these legendary figures," Chi member Taylor Trotter said. "We sort of casually talked about shooting for another record-breaking game."
Talk remained just talk until members found a mission to shoot for — helping People for Care and Learning build a city in Cambodia.
"It was just casual talk, and I ended up proposing it casually to [Campus Pastor Jimmy Harper], and he loved it. He pretty much ran with the idea after that," Chi member Josh Power said.
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Fred Garmon's name came up in discussion. He is the executive director of PCL as well as a former active Chi member.
"Cleveland just became the sister city of Cambodia. The specific place PCL is building their city is Andong," Brooks said.
"Not only are we putting Lee in the spotlight, but this is one more thing to add to how Cleveland is helping her sister city."
The club's current goal is to raise $86,000 to build a marketplace and a health clinic. The marketplace will be split between a wet area for vegetables and fruits and a dry area for goods like clothes and textiles.
"This clean water system [in the marketplace] set to be built is an anomaly for them, because their water is gray right now," Trotter said.
"It is so dirty. It is not even clean enough to drink."
Power agreed. "They use that water for everything," he said. "This is going to blow their minds."
Trotter said the club hopes to raise the money through fundraising, donations and sponsorships.
The various levels of sponsorship include: Game Winner: $10,000; Hail-Mary: $5,000-$9,999; Touchdown: $2,500-$4,999; Field Goal: $1,000; Two-Point Conversion: $500; and First Down: $100. Gifts accompanying the levels include everything from the Gridiron wristband to a PA announcement at the ceremonies, a sponsorship banner, a personal banner, and a sideline yard marker sign among others. Sponsorship perks are directly related to how much money is donated.
"If [businesses or restaurants] are wanting to do a fundraising event, and we have not contacted them yet, it would be balling if they wanted to contact us to do an event," Brooks said.
Power said the event's head sponsor will be MurMaid Mattress. Coincidentally, the company is also involved in PCL's Build a City project in Andong. They will be building a mattress factory to provide a livelihood for Andong residents.
"In a practical sense, we would be responsible for providing jobs and providing health opportunities for people in Andong," Trotter said.
Committees for advertising, merchandise and apparel, finance, sponsorship and campus involvement have been formed.
Brooks, Trotter, and Power agreed organization is going into the event. They also said it is not strictly resting on Chi's shoulders.
"What we have been shooting for is getting other Greek clubs involved as well as residential life and Student Leadership Council," Trotter said.
"...We don't want this to be just an Alpha Gamma Chi thing. We cannot afford for it to be an Alpha Gamma Chi event, because we do not have enough manpower to do that."
"We have pleaded for help. We had some real positive response for help before, during and after the game," Trotter said.
The amount of people in the crowd could be huge.
"This event has become completely different," Power said. "There are about 4,500 students at Lee, and you have roughly 1,500 to 2,000 students coming to check out Lee [for Lee Day weekend]. We also hope to draw a lot of people from the Cleveland community as well."
Power said Fred Garmon told him the event may be larger than they expect.
"Fred looked at us at one point and said we could expect anywhere from 6,000 to 10,000 people out there at any given point," Power said. "That is when it kind of hit us that we cannot do this by ourselves. This is way beyond us now."
There are currently 33 members in Alpha Gamma Chi. A total of 28 members will be actively participating in the 50-hour flag-football game. The setup will be seven versus seven with seven substitutes for each side.
The game will be held at the Ocoee Middle School football field on Parker Street, across the street from Lee University's baseball field.
The first record breaking ceremony will be held on April 5 at 5 p.m. Another ceremony will follow on April 6 at 7 p.m. to mark the 50 hours played.
"We are hoping to get distinguished people from and around Cleveland to come to the ceremonies," Brooks said. "We want to get as much recognition as we can for Lee, Cleveland and PCL."
There will be a strict schedule for the players to manage their eating, sleeping, and restroom breaks.
"Every hour of play we get five minutes of rest. Those minutes can be accumulated up to 30 minutes of rest," Power said.
Added Brooks, "We have to save those minutes for certain ceremonies like the first record breaking."
Trotter said the players may not be directly involved in the ceremonies, but they will be present.
All three guys agreed support will be greatly appreciated — especially throughout the late nights and early mornings.
"Anything to get us pumped up. If someone blows a bullhorn at us, I am going to wake up," Brooks said.
"Unless it is during one of our rest periods," Power said in response.
The guys said people of all ages are welcomed to come out to support, enjoy the game, check out the booths and play some cornhole.
"People come out to the Cleveland and Bradley County football games, so I know they are out there," Brooks said.
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With bravado, good humor, and just a smattering of French, a dauntless American family begins a year-long adventure living and absorbing the local culture, customers, and language in the South of France.
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